yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] dottat:
I would say likely not. As to whether anything is broken... if it's working it hasn't broken anything yet. You have to be careful though when running bits and pieces of mixed firmware because partition structure of the phone can change on htc phones based on aboot/hboot. So you can run into a scenario where a phone might not be partitioned to allow certain size images to flash successfully. Me personally, I would run one or the either. In this case, while on verizon, I would use the verizon firmware even if on a custom based rom. The one exception to this would be a built from the ground up rom like CM or AOSP. Some of these were developed to work solely on specific firmware.. One such variant of this in the htc m8 days was super popular. It was also the number one killer of m8's due to the specific/custom firmware flashing that was recommended in the OP. I can't tell you how many users i attempted to help fix their phones that either would not boot at all or that the phone itself was in a full write protected state.

I find this statement sort of funny. Since we are talking firmware and not OS here it's not muddy at all. Verizon is behind on OS updates. Yes they toss in the HTC provided firmware updates as HTC requires.. but make not mistake the OS itself carries the security patches. So thinking you've somehow patched yourself by flashing firmware only is false re-assurement.

If somehow this statement refers to flashing the entire unlocked RUU/ROM/firmware all together and flashing the verizon radio by itself then i stand by my original note that this will get you the latest OS/firmware from HTC which will likely have the best chance at patching security flaws overall.. but the trade off will be advanced calling which is huge for most users.
[Verizon HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] pettigrew95:
When you say:

"If somehow this statement refers to flashing the entire unlocked RUU/ROM/firmware all together and flashing the verizon radio by itself then i stand by my original note that this will get you the latest OS/firmware from HTC which will likely have the best chance at patching security flaws overall.. but the trade off will be advanced calling which is huge for most users."

Is this correct? I thought flashing the VZW radio.img would enable advanced calling features to work? I am on a US unlocked FW with VZW radio.img flashed and my advanced calling features are functional on LeeDroid 2.7.0.
[Verizon HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] dottat:
Again,, I will restate it. You are NOT on unlocked. You have pieces of the firmware and a custom rom. That custom rom was based off international rom ( Not even the unlocked version as 401 is international and 617 is the actual unlocked variant).

Don't believe me this is a result of custom rom work and not firmware? Flash the unlocked RUU and then the verizon radio to get service. You will notice that advanced calling doesn't exist in the menu for you.
[Verizon HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] pettigrew95:
Ok, sorry if my confusion is frustrating :( ...So basically my advanced calling features are operable due to my ROM and not the fact that I flashed a VZW radio.img on top of the non VZW firmware I flashed? In a nutshell...Is what I have done beneficial in any way or should I just flash back to the VZW 1.85 FW? Thank you for the help here, it is much appreciated!
[Verizon HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] dottat:
Not frustrating at all. Don't take my responses as that way and certainly don't stop asking questions because of it. I'm still waking up here today so it's probably how i'm writing my responses lol. Personally I would just run the stock verizon firmware and enjoy your custom rom.

Your advanced call features are working due to leedroid splicing in the functional pieces of the advanced call features from the current verizon rom. I remember using an earlier version of his rom that lacked this feature set. I bailed on his rom pretty quickly when that was the only offering available as i needed advanced calling. A month or so later he added it to the rom later. [MENTION=1331268]santod040[/MENTION] is one verizon dev who can comment here further when he sees this to attest to the fact the only way advanced calling works on verizon while on a non-verizon rom is that the DEV must enable it.

On the CM side of the house i have been involved in tracking down pieces of volte/advanced calling even back on the m9 in order to get it functional and I can tell you there it's not easy. So if you're on a non-vzw based rom and have advanced calling... make sure you thank the guys who baked your rom.
[Verizon HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] pettigrew95:
Ok awesome, that pretty much sums up what I needed to hear! My last question, I have heard in the past that if the phone FW does not match the ROMs FW base it could be a rogue battery drainer, is this true? Part of the reason of me flashing the matching FW that LeeDroid 2.7.0 runs is in case mismatched ROM FW and phone FW does cause some kind of battery drain. I have to say, my phones battery is pretty pathetic even with Amplify, Greenify, Power Nap, etc. Thanks again!
[Verizon HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] jimbob_sf:
Wow. I don't think I could be more confused. I'm humbly asking for clarity;)

I've got a Verizon 10 that is s-off, rooted, unlocked and running LeeDroid. The download screen shows 1.19 for the OS and [MENTION=6860718]605[/MENTION]04 for the radio. If I don't care about preserving the contents of the internal card, what's the simple path to get the fw/radio updated (looks like 1.85.605.8) and back to LeeDroid? If extracting the radio.img is a requirement, usually that kind of file is linked inline with the threads to root or update the fw. It's not, so alarms are going off in my head that there is a reason a flashable radio isn't right next to the RUU which would be next to the instructions for going from a custom rom like LeeDroid or Viper -> update fw/radio -> back to custom rom.

It took me an hour of reading, and not working, just to figure out I have an old fw/radio and one wrong move would commit myself to a day of reading and trying random things.

I can't stress the humble position I'm in and I did search and try to find the clear path, but I can't see it. Help?
[Verizon HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] dottat:
For you just flash the custom firmware zip for Verizon that's been posted. You want the one without stock recovery and bootloader.

Going that route updates your phones firmware and saves you from wiping and flashing.
[Verizon HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] jimbob_sf:
Thank you! Now to figure out which thread has the file you're referring to. I've looked at them all and I can't tell which one does what you're saying.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Marvinyormallavi:
Please help!!i need a custom rom for my device cherry mobile zoom,android 5.1,mt6735,3gb of ram,16gb of rom,arm cortex-A53,quadcore..tnx
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Baileymayy:
Me too :)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] choirudin77:
check here http://forum.himax.co.id/thread-10023-1-1/-rom--resurrection-remix-r26-android-5.1
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] naviidgull:
You can update your device to 6.0 with QMobile E1 , WE B2 and Fero Royale X1 firmware
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
Rooted Sprint Galaxy S6 on Lollipop 5.1.1 with Teamwin recovery

http://tiribulus.net/pix/Phone/1.png

http://tiribulus.net/pix/Phone/2.png

Sporadically lags a bit everywhere, but I cannot receive incoming calls. I use another phone to test and it rings on the calling phone several times, goes to my voicemail and THEN rings on my phone and of course can't be answered. It just hangs there all greyed out until I hang up and takes like 20 seconds for the phone app to disappear. Other times it doesn't even ring at all on my phone. I can make outgoing calls.

The Sprint support guy took me through re-provisioning the phone with some dial pad codes, he did something to the SIM card too , I've uninstalled Drupe (which has been great) and reinstalled it. Tried both when on and off the phone. No difference

Wiped both the cache partition and the davlik cache.

This started a couple days ago when the phone rebooted ITSELF without my touching it and then booted back up into an error that said "Unfortunately, NetworkSystemProvider has stopped.". Couldn't do anything. Tapping OK made it go away for half a second and it was back. A friend of mine managed to get some Sprint specific thing either disabled or yanked and the error went away. Everything seemed to be fine. I'm not sure when the phone issue started exactly or even if it's related to that situation or not. I just noticed today that someone was calling me and I couldn't answer. (I do most of my communications online and don't get that many phone calls, but the ones I do get are very important)

Oh yeah, I reseated the SIM after an error saying there wasn't one after the Sprint guy sent some info to it and that went away.

i am at total loss here. The Sprint guy of course wants to wipe the phone. That would be a monstrous drag for all the reasons you guys already know for a phone that has been working great for over a year like it is.

Please be my new hero and tell me what to do if anybody knows. I have good PC skills and SOME with Android, but this is beyond me.

Thank you SO much.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
It also keeps re-sending me old txts
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
The Sprint store gave me a new SIM card and that didn't fix it either. Restoring a TWRP full image restore from April didn't fix it. A factory wipe in Teamwin recovery didn't fix it. Same exact symptoms no matter what I do.

Ring ring ring ring ring on the calling phone, it finally rings on mine, but is already in voicemail on the calling phone. Once in a GREAT while it will ring just a bit earlier on mine and it will flutter between being greyed out on the answer screen (all the options like speaker etc) and eventually connect the call after a second or two. Nobody I can find has ever seen anything like this. This S6 was working absolutely flawlessly for well over a year.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
It also appears I am not usually getting incoming txt messages either, but I am getting only certain old ones repeatedly. Sometimes old voicemails too. It's almost more like it's a remote server issue somewhere.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] koop1955:
I hate to say it, but it sounds like your phone is failing and will need to be replaced. But before you do that, here is a relatively easy thing to try:

Go here http://xdaforums.com/sprint-galaxy-s6/general/guide-links-files-update-root-restore-t3366862

Using Odin, flash the latest firmware. You are at 5.11, the latest is 6.01. That will restore you to stock OS, take away root and TWRP, but you'll be able to restore those. You shouldn't have any data loss.

Once that is done, go to Settings and System Update and then Update PRL and Profile. See if that solves it. If it does, you can quickly Root and Recovery again.

Good luck!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
Thank you.

How do I prepare the phone for the new image if I have Teamwin installed?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] koop1955:
TWRP (or Teamwin if you like) won't be an issue. Download Odin on your PC, download the zipped TAR file in the first post of my link. Extract the .MD5 in the zip to the same directory as Odin (you don't really have to, this is just convenient. Install the latest Samsung drivers to your PC, make sure that your computer recognizes the phone. Put the phone into Download mode. (Hold the Volume Down, Home and Power buttons at the same time.) Plug the phone into your computer. If the com light lights up in Odin, you are good to go. Flash the TAR using the AP slot in Odin.

This sounds like a lot, but it is easier to do than for me to tell you. But WAIT! In my linked post, there is a video that will walk you through it all!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tv0BnfpNxEs

How easy is that? The only thing that Tim says that is no longer true is that data won't be wiped by default.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
OOPS WROTE THIS BEFORE I SAW YOU REPLIED LEMME LOOK

I'm sorry man. I'm actually a seasoned PC support guy. I know I'm being a pain. I don't have muich experience with these phones though and it's been 14 months since I flashed this one. I don't know what most of that means over there.

I don't have the regular recovery. I have Teamwin. There IS an ADB side load function in there. Is that what I use in place of the regular download mode? If so, won't that leave Teamwion on the phone since that's what I'm using? Sprint won't give me another one while it's on there.

How do I know if Odin is seeing the phone? It doesn't appear to act like it knows my phone is attached to the computer. Does it have to be in download mode that I'm trying to find out how to get into here :D

Forgive my abject ignorance please.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
Here is where I'm lost. Holding the three buttons does not give me an option for download that I can find. It puts me in the Teamwin interface.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] koop1955:
Could you be holding the Volume Up button, not the Volume Down button by mistake?

Doesn't matter. If you are in TWRP and you select "Reboot" one of the options should be Download. That will do the same thing for you.

You can also install something like this (if you are rooted) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jc.rebootmanager

And one last thing. You need to have your phone in Download mode to be seen by Odin.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
:D:D Oh goodness me!! I AM A MORON!! :D:D

I have been using the volume UP and other two buttons. Not down LOL! For Pete's sake. Aren't I jist a ninny :angel:

Let's try this now
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
Yes, that's what I was doing :D

It is restarting now, but didn't actually erase anything. It looks like it just upgraded to Marshmallow. However, I am being barraged with txt messages so maybe it fixed it. I'll let you know. Thank you very much for your patience.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
That fixed it!!! The phone works!!! I didn't even lose any of my data or pix or contacts or anything.

Now all I gotta do is get ROOT back and TWRP reinstalled.

Thank YOU sir!! The other fella too. His instructions probably would have worked if I had pressing the right button.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] koop1955:
If you go back to my other post (http://xdaforums.com/sprint-galaxy-s6/general/guide-links-files-update-root-restore-t3366862) you will find how to Root and install Recovery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
Yep, those are done and now installing adaway. Thanks again very much. I wouldn't blame you for finding it hard to believe after this, but I actually do have substantial computer skills overall, just not with these phones :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] koop1955:
No worries, I'm not judging.

I am really good with PCs, Windows and Linux. Good with Android. But Apple devices? My daughter had to show me how to use my iPod.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
It looks to be all good now. Thanks again very much.

What I don't understand is why a known good TWRP recovery from months ago didn't fix it, but an OS upgrade did. You'd think that both should work or not. Its' the same phone and a full backup from when it worked fine. Oh well. I'm just glad it did work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Tiribulus:
X-Posed?

While I have you here. You don't happen to have a guide for installing X-Posed on this phone do you? I have the zip installed from TWRP, but when I go to install the APK from within the OS I get what you see in this screen and the guy who's guide I was following doesn't respond. It occurred to me that koop1955 might know. Thanks. Even if you don't.

http://tiribulus.net/pix/Phone/xposedwarning.png
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Guides, News, & Discussion] :
Some of the guys like me still uses 3g.. There is 3g bug in cm :(

Sure, you can use previous builds or test build but you are just too lazy like me to use it :p

1. First please set the preferred network to 3g

2. Then, set it to 2g and turn on the cellular data and wait for edge sign to show up

3. Quickly switch to 3g back and the h+ sign will show up.

4. Repeat if you still can't :p

See my screenshot for proof
[ZTE ZMAX Questions & Answers] bigyihsuan:
So I made an account here to ask about an issue that I've been having for the past few months.

My phone has been selecting the first item/object on screen, messing with scrolling, tapping, etc.

This seems to be happening only when I have my Scullcandy earbuds plugged in.

A possibly similar issue is that my phone mysteriously changes its volume by itself without touching the volume buttons when the earbuds are plugged in.

These issues take place on the home screen, and apps like the Settings app.

ZTE ZMAX2, Z958. Android 5.1.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] shibbnasty:
OK so I am going to have to return my pixel xl for a factory refurbished due to hardware issues with the camera flash. How do I relock the bootloader before taking it back?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] oneandroidnut:
Fastboot flashing lock? Or oem lock?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] shibbnasty:
It's that simple? Just run the fast lock command?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] oneandroidnut:
I think lol it's been awhile since I locked a phone
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] shibbnasty:
I guess I should have mentioned as well it's a Verizon pixel xl and I had to use depixel8 to unlock it
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] lyall29:
You better be absolutely sure that your device is completely stock before relocking the bootloader. Once you are sure, boot into the bootloader and type, fastboot OEM lock
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] shibbnasty:
All I have done is unlock it. I have not flashed any kernels or mods or anything.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] lyall29:
Ok then. You should be fine. fastboot OEM lock will lock your bootloader and wipe your data at the same time.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] shibbnasty:
Thank you very much!
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] lyall29:
[MENTION=5613342]shibb[/MENTION]nasty. Actually, relocking the bootloader may not wipe data. I can't remember. Let me know if it does or not.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] biggiesmalls657:
Yes it does.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] loaba:
Rank N00b here... just getting that out of the way.

Device: Verizon Pixel XL

Build: NDE63X

Bootloader: unlocked via dePixel8 (done after Nov update)

So the phone is stock and I'm not really keen on modding right now. I don't want to use a alpha build of TWRP and SuperSU seems to be in flux too. These aren't criticisms by the way; I realize this a very new handset and those kinds of tools take time to develop. Nothing happens overnight.

So, anyway, my phone is currently unlocked and I'm wondering if I'm not better off relocking it? As a stock unit, it should still get OTA's, right? Like I said, total n00b here...
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] cam30era:
[MENTION=4118209]loaba[/MENTION],

There's absolutely no reason to relock your bootloader, unless you are annoyed by the Google bootloader unlock warning during boot, or if you are planning on returning it or selling it. Otherwise, leave it unlocked. Gives you much greater flexibility to recover if something goes wrong.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] loaba:
[MENTION=3209971]cam30era[/MENTION],

Thanks for the reassurance.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] michaelbsheldon:
Also, Verizon may remove unlock ability via dePixel8 in their December update.

If that happens, you might have to wait awhile to get Unlock on a VZN Pixel again.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] loaba:
So if I want to maintain an unlocked device I need to act now... Guess I'll see which comes first - the possibly debilitating Dec update or a stable TWRP build (and a correspondingly stable custom ROM).
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] michaelbsheldon:
Yep, do nothing and stay unlocked. You will still receive VZN OTA's and stay up to date as long as you do not install a custom recovery or kernel.

AND since you've remained unlocked, when the time comes that you do want a custom kernel or recovery, you can get them.

If it gets messed up somehow, you can do a clean RUU install as if nothing happened. If it's locked, you can't do that as easily.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] loaba:
About the OTA's - that was my big concern for now. Cool.

OP - thread derailed... sorry, man.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Khanusma:
You cannot use Android pay on an unlocked phone. Unless there is a workaround.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] TonikJDK:
Most of the custom kernels fix that. Root is the hard one to hide.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cicancat:
Hello everyone

I tried to root my ZTE Blade A1. I can't boot the device anymore.

I'm able to get to the recovery menu, but I need firmware to flash it. I don't know where to find it and how to install it.

Please help.
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] n1kolaa:
Reserved

http://www.mediafire.com/?2cch09xn49dz8 will be here first build. Going to sleep its DEV build. make backup before testing. i didnt tested it its late here GN, happy testing
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] n1kolaa:
Reserved
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] MAXSIMUS96:
Thanks!
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] 161sureshdragzzzz:
Anyone tested in i9300i??
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] KakasSoft:
Hi.

No boot.....only logo. :(

20160418 beta booting....welcome stop...."Unfortunately, Gallery has stopped."
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] anonymous8:
Flash today build bro
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] KakasSoft:
Today no boot.......test 20160418 boot......welcome stop....
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] FurFur_:
Wow! Those are great news !

Btw the op is messed up.

Seems like the same information got added twice - "known bugs" "download" and so on ^-^
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] ZioGR:
I try it :good:
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] yattodettaman:
Bootloop..... it hangs on bootanimation....
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] ZioGR:
Ok thanks, it will mean that I'll wait for the response from N1kolaa :p
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] Rebel_00XCV:
Waiting for a bootable version. :)
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] adityaupreti:
will this cam fix work on my rr for s3 neo if yes then my rr will be stable
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] Mranzy:
This link for the cm13 cam fix is the same cam fix for cm12.1 which I already tried on your rom and it didn't work :/
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] n1kolaa:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/lvwvwkher565rwz/cm-13.0-20160112-UNOFFICIAL-s3ve3g.zip

FLASHED ? cm-13.0-20160112-UNOFFICIAL-s3ve3g.zip??
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] Korax94:
Any known bugs?
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] kolyanwap:
do wipes, flash this FW file and MM Gapps, right?
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] Korax94:
Yeah, right - do a clean install
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] KingJames1996:
Try last ROM, 11/16.
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] Borelli99:
Bug?
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] mostafaroshdy1:
so when u said "don't ask for it tomorrow" u mean 2year next

waiting it ??good luck and thanks
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] artus9033:
Can't wait till download is available
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] m1x85:
Fake hope for people-moderators close this thread please.
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] سجاد صال:
جميل
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] Droidaner:
outlook

Hi,

information would be nice, so people know what to expect. Will there be further versions or do I have to buy another phone ? What are your plans ? Its been a long time...

thanks
[Galaxy S3 Neo Original Android Development] purple_shadow:
buy another phone [emoji106]

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