yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
The amount doesn't matter, that's the point. When developers offer development then any donation of any amount is just a bonus. There is no "too small" or "too big", they don't do this for donations so it doesn't matter if you give anything or not. I'm sure that developers want to know their work is appreciated but they don't care if they get donations or not, if that were so then it wouldn't be freely offered, they'd charge a set amount for it and that goes against the community rules here. You are making more of this than what it really is, just donate or don't, its that simple.
[Galaxy S6 General] Merken_:
Thanks! Sticky please!
[Galaxy S6 General] khanvict90:
:highfive:
[Galaxy S6 General] dogankestel:
what is * for?
[Galaxy S6 General] khanvict90:
sorry man i dont know why its their even i didint noticed :silly:
[Galaxy S6 General] michael205:
How do i check my country code ?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Vasichko:
I remember going to a website that had a tutorial on unlocking, how to install ROMs etc.

Anyone know this site?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Rudegar:
for what? a car door?

http://wiki.xda-developers.com

a htc pda
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] beanman97:
Does anyone know if the usb/ or hotspot of foxfi/pda net or other non native teathering apps work on the z force droid? ive been on unlocked and rooted phones for a while but i'm just not seeing anything that i want. i bought a oneplus 3 then found out it didn't have the lte bands for verizion. derp. but i think id go back to a locked phone for this modular deal as long as i could still teather with pda net. cuz i ant pay'n no 30 bucks for Verizon to "unlock" the capability of my phone. pffffffftttttttttt.

just curious if anyone knows or could check
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] newtoncd:
FoxFi/PDA works fine over bluetooth.
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] beanman97:
what about usb or wifi?
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] newtoncd:
Both bluetooth and USB work, but WiFi requires a mobile hotspot plan (which I don't have, so I can't test).
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] LeeMullinsII:
If you are the only one on your plan, go prepaid, I dont pay extra and the stock tethering under settings works just fine
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] beanman97:
ty.

and i've got unlimited so thats why
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] ronin71:
I searched for the same, tried a number of apps, tried all of these recommended root apps & protocols ended up with the same disappointing result. Most of it just didn't work or no one could provide the necessary tools in proper sequential steps.

With you phone powered on remove your sim card. Go to Mobile hot spot & tethering, activate blue tooth tethering.wait a few minutes put your sim back in. you should now be able to pair devices with your phone and share its internet connection..
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] mcp2009:
Found this in the other threads regarding hotspot. If you download "Network Signal Refresher Lite" from 8JAPPS in the playstore you can use native tethering. Just open the app and hit refresh and the moment you lose service drag down the quick tiles and tap the hotspot button. Been using this on my Moto Z Droid for the past few days and it works perfectly
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] beanman97:
Great tip. works like a charm. and i see why, its so simple. if ya wanted something similar without downloading the app id imagine pulling your sim or anything that pops the radio off for a few so it can't call home and ask for permission.
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] mcp2009:
Looks like it stopped working for me on Nougat. Might try the sim method
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] beanman97:
hum didn't even know it was out. still on marshmallow, thanks for the heads up
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] Rayas34:
Use Network signal refresher
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] uglatto:
Does anyone know of any workarounds? Network Signal Refresher stopped working for me with Nougat as well.
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] mobrules777:
Yesterday they had an update for Network Signal Lite to version 5.0. Didnt work for me.

Today they have another update to version 5.1 hoping it fixes the issue. Just figured I would share.
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] beanman97:
i take it popping the sim doesn't work as well then. seams as if they might have closed the "if not able to call home let hotspot on anyway" bug then.
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] Rebel0404:
Popping the sim card does indeed work just hit the hotspot icon in the quick settings right after you reinsert it. Been doing since the first day nougat came out and it works every time.
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] mobrules777:
I will second this. Since NSL does not work I have been using sim card and it works everytime.
[Moto Z Force Questions & Answers] johnh123:
I've been doing this, and it does work, but I'm finding it turns itself off after a short time - are you seeing this as well?
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] Noobsi:
Roms not made by me, it's just a compilation of the best ROMs!

All MM ROMs have bugs! For some fixes visit this webpage where you find all you need (MM ROMs, Fixes, Kernel). This website gets updates after every new MM release!

Special Thanks for developing kernel and Roms and mirroring go to [MENTION=5773402]nofearnohappy[/MENTION], [MENTION=6296775]Dinolek[/MENTION], [MENTION=395202]bule[/MENTION], [MENTION=7416758]TryHardDood[/MENTION] and some more :)

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• IMPORTANT!! LATEST ROM UPDATES (06/22/18) HERE: CLICK HERE •

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Telegram Group:

For joining click here

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WEBPAGE BY TryHardDood:

All Marshmallow ROMs and more: click here

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TWRP for install:

Mega.NZ (twrp-3.0.2.2.zip)

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AOSP 6.0:

Google Drive

Flyme 6 (latest):

Download

Lineage OS 13:

Mirror - (by Dinolek) - (06/22/18)

Direct download - (by Dinolek) - (03/26/17)

AndroidFileHost (by GMCadiom) - (02/17/17)

CyanogenMod 13:

Mega.NZ - (12/17)

Mega.NZ (by BULE) - (12/03)

Mega.NZ (by nfnh) - (11/25)

Resurrection Remix 5.7.4 6.0.1:

AndroidFileHost (by GMCadiom) - (02/18)

MokeeOS 6.0.1 by Bule - (11/19):

Mega.NZ

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Google Apps

http://opengapps.org

-> choose arm64, android 6, Pico for best results

Xposed

http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/sdk23/arm64/

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Created: 11/06/2016

Last Update: 29/06/2018
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] fabiyo:
Any screenshoot for the rom? Like the ui

Souce link please
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] Noobsi:
These are to many Roms for Screenshots, what of the ui u need?
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] jdstrydom:
Thank you for putting it all together in a thread. Makes life a lot easier. :good:
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] Mister-v:
It's not a bad idea to give an overview of the roms that don't have a thread on XDA. But maybe you should include a source link to their original threads on other forums.
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] maxel85:
Why didn't you write the authors of these roms?
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] TryHardDood:
Here's some Mega.NZ mirrors:

CyanogenMod:

Mega.NZ

SudaMod:

Mega.NZ

Resurrection Remix:

Mega.NZ

OmniRom:

Mega.NZ

AOSP 6.0:

Mega.NZ

If you want to copy these links to the OP I merged it with your links: Pastebin (Just copy and paste)
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] Noobsi:
I dont know them... Just a Compilation of what i found . Sorry
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] jdstrydom:
The RR 6.0 rom link was in the 4pda forum

http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=695717&view=findpost&p=54724879
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] bmdhj:
Which one is the best for battery life?
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] Noobsi:
Latest CM
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] Iliyena:
From 100% to this in how much time? If I use any

ROM from unplugging to dead phone I would get 4h SoT but leaving it unplugged all night and then use it over a span of, let's say... 12h, then 4 whole hours is impressive as f**k without tweaking anything special ;) Deep-Sleep and Doze values? :)
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] Noobsi:
Here:
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] Iliyena:
Ok, could you give an idea of idle drain as well? 4h over a 9-10h cycle is normal, don't get me wrong now! Normal battery/performance with this new thingy is great! I'm very interested in what Doze will do to a phone with the power to suddenly bursting 8 cores to life for something :P And some other govs would be nice in the future :)
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] priandikawr:
Thanks bro for making this!
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] gasperoni:
Does one of these roms have d2tw function?
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] jkd:
Is Bluetooth audio OK ?
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] Noobsi:
Dont work on Any Rom for now...
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] Yellowflash99:
Look like Bluetooth audio issue is recurrent in RR roms. Full featured rom has its drawbacks indeed. Hope this will get fixed :fingers-crossed:
[Redmi Note 2 Original Android Development] TryHardDood:
Any ROM which is based on nofearnohappy's kernel has this problem.

But be thankful to him because without him this would not have been possible to do.
[Onetouch Idol 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jimriceva:
I'm having trouble getting my Idol 3 5.5 inch to adopt my microSD card as internal storage. It's a Samsung Evo 64 GB card, purchased from Microcenter I think. It has worked fine for the past 6 months or so as portable storage, but my phone will not format it to function as internal storage. I've tried forcing it to format using Windows Diskpart, because most of the usual tools were only seeing it as 16MB. With Diskpart I could wipe it and create a new partition, and then format it at the full 64GB using FAT32 Format. However, that did not help. Please help!

Here is a screenshot of the error message I get: View attachment 3927594
[YotaPhone] nutsoboy:
Hi, I posted this under thread "yotaflasher" but no response... Apologies for any apparent newbie ignorance of protocol:

Yotaphone_flasher won’t even install!

Hi, i’m having trouble even installing yotaphone_flasher.exe on my ancient windowsXP PC. I get an “unable to locate component” error when I run the installation: the file missing is MSVCR100.dll. I’ve tried re-downloading but the error always comes up... HELP this whole process is driving me insane!
[YotaPhone] nutsoboy:
Could someone please provide the file MSCVR100.dll from their yotaflasher installation? I'm hoping I can place this in the right place manually to get this working...
[YotaPhone] Amplificator:
That file is part of the Visual C++ library so you can fix it by installing that.

64bit: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=14632

32bit: https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/download/details.aspx?id=5555
[YotaPhone] nutsoboy:
Thanks! I will give it a go.

Shamefully I confess my main desktop computer is a Mac so I'm trying to flash my yotaphone 206 using an ancient WindowsXP PC?. I don't think the USB ports are even 2.0

Do you think this is going to work?

Thanks again...
[YotaPhone] Amplificator:
Sure, I don't see why not. It will just be slower. USB is backwards compatible :)

But I'm an Arch Linux user where all these ADB drivers etc. are not an issue; plug in the phone and it just.. works, for all phones and tablets :)

Why not just use fastboot to flash the rom you want on your Mac?

Download the zip for the rom you want from Yota Devices, unpack the file and flash the files one by one :)

Edit:

Or even easier, just put the zip on the internal storage, reboot to recovery and flash it that way.

If you do go with the Windows route and your usb ports for some reason are not at least 2.0, the only thing to keep in mind is that it will just be a lot slower but should work just fine :)
[YotaPhone] nutsoboy:
I got overwhelmed reading all the threads here about problems flashing a CN206 to achieve 201/Lollypop. Your suggestions seem very sensible but at the same time fill me with trepidation.

Would you mind explaining step by step the process of using fastboot via Mac? Is fastboot an app or a connection procedure?

As you'll realise I'm a complete novice when it comes to technical stuff, I've been using computers to earn a living for 25 years but they've been macs!
[YotaPhone] nutsoboy:
Wow that’s very helpful thanks!!

Although I am intrigued by this:

To try this do I copy the file I want eg. from ftp://fw.ydevices.com/YotaPhone2/Firmwares/RU/onto my yotaphone using Android File Transfer? Which directory should I put it in on the phone? Downloads?

:eek:
[YotaPhone] Amplificator:
The zip file should be in the root of your internal memory and be named "update.zip" - without the quotes, of course.

Then you reboot into recovery by using volume down + power or volume up + power, again, I gotgot which one boots into recovery and which one enters fastboot mode.

But in the recovery menu you get an option to do the usual stuff you see on all phones, such as factory reset, flash an update etc.

Just keep in mind what I wrote about the baseband which will be flashed by using this method. What you would do then is after flashing the zip you would reboot into fastboot mode and then flashing the baseband/radio that fits your phone model.

Obviously everything is at your own risk and I don't promise anything.. yada-yada disclaimer :) .. but you need adb and fastboot set up first before attempting anything.

When adb is set up you can even reboot your phone straight into recovery by using "adb reboot recovery" for ease of use.

Things like "adb reboot fastboot" etc. also works.. but by reading about fastboot you will learn that stuff :)

Also, running "fastboot --help" will show you more options, such as the -S flag, unlocking bootloader, flashing recovery and all that stuff.

You can also sideload using adb which a russian guy wrote on a russian forum: https://translate.google.com/transl...topic=550302&st=6820#entry47048257&edit-text=
[YotaPhone] nutsoboy:
OK so I now have yotaflasher working but next up I'm just getting 'waiting for device' while phone is showing 'downloading'.

Does this mean there is a problem with my USB drivers?

When I plug the live phone into USB the PC offers 4 choices: synchronise files/open to view files/sync digital media/take no action

I take this to mean USB driver is working...
[YotaPhone] Amplificator:
You just need to fix the adb driver.. driver issues are faily common on Windows.

Check the other threads where this has been discussed already.. it's just one of the joys of using Windows :P
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] iAmNgib:
in a Turning on... State only. Can anyone help me please? :( :( :(
[Android Apps and Games] dubs1948:
Hi,

I am new to the world of smartphones. My phone is a Motorola Moto E 2nd Generation 4G LTE with 8Gb of memory. Android version is 6.0. Having just installed NetGuard for android from Google Play Store I notice that not all my apps are listed nor do “settings” offer a “whitelist” or “blacklist” option that I can find. How do I persuade NetGuard to list all my apps and access the “whitelist” or “blacklist” options?

Hoping you can assist,

Kind Regards,

Wayne Allen
[Android Apps and Games] kyzn:
There is a dedicated thread for NetGuard. Why don't you ask there?
[Android Apps and Games] dubs1948:
Thanks for reply.

Hi,

I am new to your site and could not find my way to the dedicated Netguard thread to post my query. Are you able to give me the link to the correct part of this site for my query?

Many Thanks,

Wayne
[Android Apps and Games] kyzn:
Just google netguard XDA.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] CZ Eddie:
Will the dual-partition bring anything extra cool once TWRP is released and the Dev community figures things out?

I mean, Google put it on the phone for a good reason for their needs.

Just kinda wondering if it'll bring anything super cool mod-wise or if it's just another thing to annoy the devs?

I'm guessing it's not enough space to dual-boot on the fly. I haven't looked at the partition sizes or anything yet.

But maybe it can be used for something kinda neat at some point down the road.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Scott:
Good question!

The dual partitions are booth supposed to be the same size as they both carry the OS. One partition is active and the other lays dormant until an update is pushed The update is applied to the dormant partition then the phone should boot from that and then copy the new system to the old location. On the fly OTA's.

Now thats what I read about the Chrome Books. Not 100% sure about Pixel but I could not imagine it being that much different. And if the partition sizes are the same then dual boot is possibly feasible.

Thats just my two unscientific cents. People smarter than me will have to chime in on this...
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] CZ Eddie:
Sweet. Did not realize A & B were the same size.

I see dual-boot goodness in our future.

Stock ROM + Janky modded to ras ROM.

Thanks for chiming in, Scott.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] southernstyle:
If the partitions are the same size does that mean that the phone is essentially twice the capacity? If reformatted, could the 32gb version then be 64gb? I was thinking about this the other day
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] CZ Eddie:
Nope on the 32 = 64GB.

But if you look at how much your system is currently using, that's what you'll probably still get if some wizard came along and combined A & B.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] wtherrell:
Umm... No.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] CZ Eddie:
To better answer that, here is the logic.

Let's say you were at 97% full due to many videos & MP3's, etc.

Then Google rolled along an update... that could possibly push you to 100% full and crash your phone.

I work VMware and have seen Thin Provisioning gone waaaaaay bad.

So my guess is what you see used by System right now, is exactly what System will look like if both A & B have a ROM on them or A & B are combined.

My 32GB Pixel for example:

free image host
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] CZ Eddie:
Yes, I should have bought the 128GB and WOULD have if it were not on 60 day backorder at the time.

I figured I'd just return my 32GB and get a 128GB after a couple weeks but that dream is over.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Scott:
Ahhh, I was correct in my logic...

Check out these posts by [MENTION=2376614]jcase[/MENTION]: http://xdaforums.com/pixel-xl/devel...kit-google-t3482767/post69480961#post69480961

This may be the first device to dual boot from the factory!
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Scott:
Actually to get more space you would have to remove either A or B. And then reformat the device to include the removed partition into the storage partition. Not something I would recommend trying AT ALL! Plus you are only talking like 5 Gigs extra space... If thats a deciding factor time to start using the cloud :p
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] CZ Eddie:
Hmm... removing a B slot just to gain like 2.5-3GB... nah.

Although, that is a lot of MP3's.

Maybe.

Good (or terrible lol) idea. :p
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] TheLilTechPrincess:
I'm having issues with my power button sticking on my Pixel. Has anyone else seen this?
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] jayfried:
I don't have a direct response to your problem just an opinion. Seeing as how clicky this power button is, as in how hard it is to depress, that leads me to believe it would be hard to get this thing stuck. I would recommend returning it.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] Blaze420916:
I think every phone is a little different my power button rattles it's loose. I would also recommend replacing it, of the power button is sticking it may get to a point where the phone will keep rebooting it's self until you pry that button loose.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] TheLilTechPrincess:
Thanks for the info. I'm afraid that if I return it I'll get a new Pixel that I can't unlock. :(
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] xepter:
Lol don't worry about that all google phones are unlockable. Even if they have the newest firmware so no need to worry.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] Nitemare3219:
I've been having quality issues with the power button on my XL. It doesn't really stick, but it felt really mushy most of the times I'd press it in the past 2 weeks making it really hard to double tap for the camera. At some point this weekend, the button has changed its response... it now clicks every time as it should, but sometimes there is a slight click before I even depress the button, resulting in a slight click followed by the actual click when the button is activated. Really annoying... hoping it fixes itself. I don't want to RMA and risk getting a refurb.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] harsh2193:
Unless you got the new Pixel from Verizon, you will be able to unlock it. I had the sticking power button issue with my old Nexus 5, what I tried was to use a small magnet to kind of 'pull' the power button out. It might work, but it might damage the phone either, so I would recommend to get the device replaced. I'm not sure if you still retain warranty after unlocking the bootloader (I was told otherwise by Google support, but Google India support is usually complete garbage). It worked on Nexus devices so it should work with the Pixel.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] speedoholic:
I am having similar problems to the point that I had to download a power button app to mitigate the turn off the screen, as sometimes it was impossible to operate the button normally, it won't clic and sometimes it will. Another thing worth mentioning is that the phone works much better almost perfect with the original Pixel Fabric Case (which I hate) and the problems increase with the buttons exposed when using it naked or with a slim case.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] Tulsadiver:
I can put an invisible power button on your statusbar if you like and have root.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] nednednerb:
Maybe... Don't soak it, but try dabbing the power button crevices with a cotton swab and ethanol. Let it dry.... Worth trying before an RMA at least.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] twalk3r1:
Pixel 3a XL power button sticking

I'm having the same issue. Every now and then when I push the power button the power off options come up. Sometimes the phone reboots but gets hung and wont finish booting until I tap the power button a few times to get it unstuck. My sales rep from work told me Verizon should warranty an exchange so im returning it for another phone.
[Asus ZenWatch] M7 Sparta:
I recently purchased an Asus zenwatch 2 and it works very well with my Asus zenfone 2. My question is when I get in my car the Nav tries to connect with the phone but I get a message saying bluetooth cancelled. The only way I have found to get the car to connect with the phone is to either put the watch in airplane mode or turn the bluetooth off. Do I have any other choices?

Thank you, M7 sparta.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] minusSeven:
I tried hellium app for backup of my oneplus3 . It does not seem to work, even buying the paid version did not work for me. For titanium back up I need a rooted phone. I am searching for options to fully back up my phone on non rooted devices. Any one knows any apps or software that works for this ?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] nadejo:
it should work by using adb pull. i dont remember exactly the procedure and the way of restoring the whole backup on the device. but its possible.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] drnajmu:
Download all in one tool from this forum

All in one tool by ahmedradaideh
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] StykerB:
Use

adb backup -apk -nosystem

it'll make a backup file wherever your command prompt/terminal/whatever is pointing

Then of course

adb restore "file location"