yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] hachamacha:
Sorry: I couldn't find it for a moment either. Here it is and if you get the .zip file in the thread that the OP user has on a torrent, then you can just unzip and use any of the 3.5.3 .img files. The other .zip files all use the newer .zip style of patching every file from things like system.img.new, etc.

http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-3t/help/oneplus-3t-factory-restore-utility-t3511287

That's the thread.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] hamzahrmalik:
Finally got that downloaded. How do i mount? I tried mount -t ext4 -o loop ./system.img but that doesnt work. You said something about covnerting to non-sparse, how do i do that?

Thanks
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] hachamacha:
There's a linux util called simg2img (or I think it means (sparse image to full image). Then you can do the mount you just tried above. It fails on the 'sparse' image. I'm not sure why the hell OP is using Samsung's sparse image but maybe it's more common than I know. I just happened upon it and it was installed on my version of Ubuntu from when I was building CMNN.N versions for other phones.

I can upload it if you like (or try). OK: I booted linux and zipped it so unzip simg2img.zip >> /usr/bin (or whatever you're using as an executable path).
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] hamzahrmalik:
Thank you very much, I'll give that a go
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] hachamacha:
I'm curious as to what 'builders' think is the best solution (assuming you have this problem, or this type of problem on other modules) :

Problem:: (can't build libart.so) (sorry, don't have the error anymore but it has to do with ./prebuilts/*/*/.../*/ld not pointing to a version that is in sync with what's going on to the tree.

A solution(s): ln -s /usr/bin/ld.gold ./prebuilts/gcc/linux-x86/host/x86_64-linux-glibc2.15-4.8/x86_64-linux/ld

(why?) - I found this as a workaround in a) the original OP, b) the changesets for the problem in CM jerritt. Also setting env var "WITHOUT_HOST_CLANG=TRUE". I have yet to find a decent answer for why this might be working.

Currently: I can build the thing, but there are ~23 or so occurrences of ./ld in the ./prebuilts tree. Is that really the best solution , changing each of these things to be soft pointers to /usr/bin/ld.gold?

If anyone has a better answer (or a real answer), would love to hear it. Yes, it builds, but the reason this seems so hokey is because if you did, for example, a "make clobber" before a build to clean out the trash, you'd be back at square one. Of course, you could make it part of a script..

edit: gerritt refs: (they are quite "old" so the problems been around in CM for quite awhile. We're just building stock here.

edit2: Return of --version or -v from /usr/bin/ld, ld.gold to see the difference:

/usr/bin/ld -v
GNU ld (GNU Binutils for Ubuntu) 2.26.1
user@fatooshi:~/sandbox/op3t$ /usr/bin/ld.gold -v
GNU gold (GNU Binutils for Ubuntu 2.26.1) 1.11

Edit 3: Explanation of ld.gold:
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] psdl:
So, how hard is it to merge the OOS Kernel Modules for the OPO Hardware with the Google Android 7.1.1 source and compile it ? Or am i getting something wrong... :eek:
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flyinjoe13:
Curious if I am stuck with my G2 unless I get off of Verizon since it appears none of their new phones can be rooted? Now mind you, I have three G2's so it might be awhile before I break all 3. Of course there is the chance for batteries wearing out and the known screen problems (which one of mine has right now) so I have to hope available parts don't dry up. I'm just curious if there are any newer Verizon phones that can still be rooted and allow for custom recoveries\ROMS or do need to stock up on G2's while I can?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bdwilk:
It would be easy to find the answer to your question. I don't think you have to be stuck with a 3-4 year old phone just because of root. A few off the top of my head rootable with plenty of support on XDA for Verizon is the

LG g4

Moto X pure

Galaxy Note 4

Nexus 6p

And that's just a few I know of for sure. A quick and easy Google search would satisfy your queries.

Good day and good luck.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tiguy99:
Not sure about Moto X but Note 4 and Nexus 6P will suit you just fine.

My Octacore Note 4 is so fast in 2016 I'm not feeling the need to upgrade just yet
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bdwilk:
I'm always in the market for 'new' devices, one question, what SOC do you have and which would you recommend exynos or Snapdragon?

In terms of variety of ROMs and overall performance.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tiguy99:
Exynos...

For me it's the superior version.

More ROMS exist for the Snapdragon version but Exynos still has quite a few great ROMS to chose from.

Don't root my phones much anymore so I need it to be powerful and lag free in stock form.

For gaming and other power hungry tasks the Exynos processor is what you need.

Plus battery life is very good. Never have problems there

Average 5-6hr screen on time with heavy use
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SofaSpud:
The ability to root the G4 seems to be very dependent upon just which version of firmware and hardware that you get when you receive the phone. The more recent versions have anti rollback implemented in both the firmware and the hardware making it very challenging or even impossible to root. If you happen to end up with one running LP then it would be fairly straightforward to root, but the same cannot be said of MM.

Even the Verizon variant of the G3 hardware has been booby trapped with the later releases. Beware of the VS985k, for example. The 'k' indicates that it has anti rollback, and once MM gets installed, it can't be reverted to LP.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] johnsonfla:
OK, here's the long story. I have am HTC One M8 Sprint HK version, S-OFF and Unlocked CID-SPCS_004 HBOOT 3.19.0.0000 rooted running ICE. My battery drained the other night and after charging I powered on and got to the white HTC boot screen and that was that. I have TWRP V2.8.6.0. I tried to do a restore from multiple backups and it comes back FAILED.

I tried to flash a new install and ICE installs but still only boots the the white HTC screen it does say:

Boot image patcher

---boot image:/dev/block/mmcblk0p42

Extracting ramdisk

---Failure aborting

Signing boot image

---Failure aborting

I then tried a fresh install of CM13 and get:

Can't install this package on top of incompatible data. Please try another package or run factory reset. Sooo I tried CM12 and get the same result and yes I'm doing a wipe prior to flashing.

This was my favorite phone so If anyone out there can help me get it back I would appreciate it.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] Sloth:
Try updating your TWRP.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] johnsonfla:
You may be on to something. I tried to update TWRP by loading onto my sd and flashing. When that didn't work i used adb and both times it says successful but when I reboot into recovery I am still on 2.8.6.0. So I tried the same with CWM and same results.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] johnsonfla:
figured i try and go back to stock by loading ob6 from ext sd card but i get wrong image no image. Tried to edit to super cid and command runs but getvar confirms it does not change. Seems I cant get anything from zip, img or cid changes to actually take.

C:\Program Files\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot oem writecid 11111111

...

(bootloader) Start Verify: 0

(bootloader) Input CID is super CID

(bootloader) Start Verify: 0

OKAY [ 0.026s]

finished. total time: 0.027s

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

(bootloader) version: 0.5

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 3.19.0.0000

(bootloader) version-baseband: 1.08.20.0916

(bootloader) version-cpld: None

(bootloader) version-microp: None

(bootloader) version-main:

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

(bootloader) serialno: Mod Edit

(bootloader) imei: Mod Edit

(bootloader) imei2: Not Support

(bootloader) meid: Mod Edit

(bootloader) product: m8_whl

(bootloader) platform: hTCBmsm8974

(bootloader) modelid: 0P6B70000

(bootloader) cidnum: SPCS_004

(bootloader) battery-status: good

(bootloader) battery-voltage: 0mV

(bootloader) partition-layout: Generic

(bootloader) security: off

(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP

(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT

(bootloader) commitno-bootloader: 8a0f02ff

(bootloader) hbootpreupdate: 11

(bootloader) gencheckpt: 0

all: Done!

finished. total time: 0.064s
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] johnsonfla:
I wanted to add on to post#4. I also noticed that when i add or delete a file from internal storage (old back up, picture ect..) when I reboot that file is still there. External SD does not have the same issue.
[Tasker Tips & Tricks] Suckmelo:
Hello every one!

I need use tasker to copy USSD info to clip board, How i can't do?

i dial a code ##23# , and respond whit a pop-up, How i can copy the numbers into this pop-up to a clipboard ?

thanks.
[LG Stylo 2  Questions & Answers] flipwilton:
Hi! Just recently purchased a LG Stylo 2 (Boost variant) after my precious Note 3 "went glory bound". Of course I want to root it as soon as I could but understandably I see the isn't fully working one out there yet.

One thing I saw keep coming up is this ADB thing. I've read a posts on it but still not sure about it at any case. Already found the "Enable OEM unlock" option, I'm asking now if there are any tutorials about ADB. Do I need to install drivers (if any) and whatever is next?

Basic phone info: Android = 6.0.1 / Kernel version = 3.10.49 / Build = MMB29M / Software version = LS775ZV6

Thanks in advance guys!
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sarah001:
Hello, I have a problem with my Galaxy S6 SM-G920T. It does not turn on normally (recovery and download mode only works) and it shows the errors: Check fail DRK (says no DRK) and blocked by FRP. When I try to install a ROM, Device (some number) Binary (another number) appears and gives error. When it does not display the DRK error, it displays the lock error by FRP. I've tried several methods and it never works out. I already had my cell phone stopped for months ... I have already looked here in the forum, but when I try the alternatives of the forums always gives one of the two errors .. Can anyone help me? I do not have a box. Is there any way to solve these problems without box? Thank you!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] spore33:
Hi im new to all these but I would appreciate if some one can help me out I'm using voipbuster account every thing works fine however if I called somebody they can't hear my voice but I can hear them fine maybe is something to do with my own speaker. Any advice on our to sort out these problem please

cheer

spore33
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nna01:
From Samsung Service center:

Problem found:

IF/CHARGING PORT - FWT

Does anyone knows what these mean?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Kujoja:
Hi Everyone,

Have a look at attached example image to see what I mean.

Please try to take a manual shot with your wide lens in a very dark environment with very high ISO (3200 in example) and exposure time of 5secs plus (20 secs in example).

Everyone who has tried that so far has the same issue, a big purple shadow on the top. It's most likely the laser and it won't happen with the normal lense.

Do you have the same result? Any suggestions what we can do about it?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] CHH2:
Whoa! I haven't seen that in a long time. I think maybe around the time of the Nikon D80. I can't currently try this out personally but by the sounds of it what has happened is called Amp Glow. It's when you kind of start getting out of the bounds of what is really acceptable shooting conditions for a given sensor. In this case, if you really are shooting in conditions that call for high ISO AND still need a shutter speed of 20 seconds and the image still comes out that dark, then you're way beyond realistic expectations for shooting with a cellphone. In the older DSLRs, people would see it when doing star trail photos that were 10 minutes or longer. Frame stacking software became the solution to this problem by taking a lot of shorter photos and stacking them up and pulling through the new dots of light. (And this is still used by a lot of photographers as it also gets rid of other forms of noise.)

So what is happening? ISO is pretty much the gain. It's the amplification being applied to the signal coming off of the sensor. Ideally with ANY camera, you want to stay as close to the base ISO of a given sensor. That's usually the lowest ISO number. (There are some exceptions where some camera manufacturers have done some trickery to get a lower ISO to show up but that was short lived as it didn't really help things.) Unfortunately, image sensors are not hanging in space. They're packed in with a ton of other stuff. Stuff that gets warm. If that stuff is near an edge of the sensor, that heat bleeds into the sensor and then those warmed pixels get amplified by the higher ISO and next thing you know, Amp Glow. Well, that's the simplified version at least.

A cellphone, any cellphone, is not designed for those kinds of shots. If they were, they would have a tripod mount, a much better flash, and a much larger sensor. (Yeah, the flash on your cellphone is not meant to light up stuff much past 5 feet. Even the ones built into a DSLR aren't meant for much past about 15-20 feet.) The reality is that cellphones are designed for handheld shots with decent light. Even the larger sensor used in some cellphones shouldn't be expected to pull any miracles that top end DSLRs are just barely pulling off cleanly. For that shot, you would want to use a dedicated camera locked down on a tripod using base ISO and long exposure at the very least. Although, personally, I'd probably just take a pass on that shot.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] jayochs:
someone on reddit has the exam same issue with the wide angle. and someone said it's in the regular too. weird. my s7 never had this purple hue when I did even 30 second exposure at night.

Sent from my LG V20 US996
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] digitalart:
something obstructing the lens maybe, or just camera went bad
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Dark Jedi:
Better hope this isn't the same problem the HTC one m7 had with the purple haze. The culprit was a light sensor on the camera would overhear and give a purple haze on the screen in low light. Place the phone face down and with the camera on and see if the purple comes back.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Kujoja:
No, it won't happen with the same ISO/Shutter settings I took the previously attached photo. But maybe that's because it's not dark enough. Did the M7 issue only happen in dark enviornment as well?

Thanks a lot for the detailed explanation. My question here would be, why doesn't it happen to other phone-cameras with similar settings?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] Dark Jedi:
Yes the m7 only happened in low light / dark environment. Do a Google search for HTC one m7 purple haze. What caused me not to buy another htc phone
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] CHH2:
Settings aren't the only part of the equation. The other par is the placement of other components within the device. I need to look at the tear downs to see how the various parts are placed next to each other but something is heating up and passing that heat to the sensor. Just off the top of my head there are four parts together; the two camera sensors, the laser focus module, and the flask module. Each one of those on its own will generate heat if used enough.

It's the same issue. I haven't looked at the HTC issue but from your description of it, it's the same. Amp glow is what it is called in digital photography. (OK, silly that I said digital as you don't get amp glow in film.) The glow will show up because there is no other data coming off of the sensor for those pixels and the heat is amplified as "data".

---------- Post added at 05:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:59 PM ----------

Ok, just watched the JerryRigEverything repair tear down. The flash module sits right next to the wide angle and the laser focus next to the regular sensor. There is no mention as to what is sitting next to the sensors on the main board but I see silver boxes on each side with one having some sort of black and yellow warning sticker. Not sure what they are so I can't rope them in as culprits. So for now, I'd say it's a combo of the four units of the camera assembly.

Were you running the flash or one of the cameras a lot while you were playing around? Shooting a lot of long exposure shots in a row?

I'll get to test out some night shots and video tonight at a lighting ceremony but I'm still not expecting to shoot 3200 for 20 seconds type shots. Again, that's pretty extreme.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Rapter6969:
Can it be done as..? As their is no physical dimension changes.. Can we assume that bigger battery could be installed in our op3....?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] ming3r:
They said no many times over.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Daemos:
They use the same sized battery, but charge it to a higher voltage, thus giving it more capacity.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] bonerp:
note7 the 2nd...? Sounds a bit daft to charge to a higher voltage. If it was this easy wouldn't all manufacturers max out the batteries?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] G0dofWar:
I was wondering the same if its possible from the software side?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Puddi_Puddin:
No its a total different battery. If we charge it to 4.4 we will ruin the cells. And no it won't explode.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Gerrit507:
WTF are you talking?! The capacity of the battery has NOTHING to do with the voltage. The voltage only depends on the used (cathode) materials of the battery. The capacity can only be increased by making the battery (cells) bigger or with a higher density like Lithium Polymer batteries. You can't just load a battery to a voltage you want. Every material has it's rated voltage and charge end voltage.

What do you learn at school guys? That's absolutely embarrassing.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] darshakjust4u:
But you can reduce the voltage you take out from the battery. :)

Use fairpark governor, you'll get 10 hrs screen on time out of which 90 percent of the time you won't feel it's slow.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Puddi_Puddin:
Most certainly you will :)
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Explorer23:
Well, the voltage is in fact raised. Did they change materials? Maybe, we don't know and frankly we don't care.

All we know is that the batteries are physically the same size and that those in OP3 run at 4.35V and those in OP3T run at 4.4V.

Clearly there has to be more differences (density, that you mentioned).
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] aadityarulez:
OnePlus did confirm that the chemical composition is different. I know swapping is recommended, but theoretically, would it be possible ?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] deecept:
Hmm, that's very interesting! I'd be willing to try, if the parts are readily available.

However, I'm pretty sure the connector from the old to the new battery isn't the same. Apple changed this with every iteration, to prevent this exact thing.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Alex240188:
Even if you changed the battery. The charging circuit in the op3 would still cut off at the voltage for the standard op3 battery.

Then there is the possibility that the batteries have different charging requirements so you could damage the new battery by charging it incorrectly with the op3 circuit.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] camcorder123:
Y'all. You're all right. They increased the size of the battery AND the voltage outputted. The phone uses more power than the OnePlus 3, it needed a bigger battery to have the same screen-on-time while having a higher voltage. There's no way you'd ever put this battery in the OnePlus 3 without frying half the phone.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] eddymonti:
Err, from what I understood when reading all info made public on this, is that they changed neither the size nor the density of the battery. They just made a slight chemical change to make the battery more stable, allowing them to increase the safety voltage threshold from 4.35 to 4.4.

Basically, on 1+3 the battery connector on the phone doesn't allow charging over 100% which is equivalent to the limit of 4.35 safe maximum voltage.

On the 3T, it allows to charge up to on what would be 113% on the 1+3, because it allows charging till it reaches the new maximum safe voltage of 4.4... which just happens to be an extension of 13% in charge.

The absolute top limit capacity of both batteries are the same, but that is highly unsafe overvoltage territory, where the probability of either batteries burning like molten lava would be almost guaranteed (it is how lithium Ion batteries ignite, they don't explode like a grenade, unless you seal them up inside a strong solid structure where internal pressure would skyrocket, which is not the case with phones).

If you changed batteries, most likely it wouldn't make a difference on the 1+3 since the connector there stops charging the battery when it reaches 4.35 volts.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] camcorder123:
A volt isn't a measure of the amount of power in a battery. Let's use the analogy of a jug of water - volts would be the rate that water comes out of the jug, or more specifically, the water pressure. Amps (milliamps in this case) would be the size of the hole, and mAh would be the amount of water in the jug. Voltage was raised .05 volts - more water coming out would drain the jug faster, so they put more water in the jug to compensate. The system draws more power - they were just compensating. I don't know the actual screen-on-time, but I would expect them to be pretty much the same.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Rapter6969:
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now that's a something bigger battery is limited to software hmm... Thanks Jerry for awesome work.. :svetius:
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] SynisterWolf:
Thread cleaned.

Lets try to keep this civil guys. Do not disrespect each other on this site. If you have something constructive to contribute then by all means post but if all you can do is name call then just dont reply.

Thanks

Wolf
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Gerrit507:
Just to add this to the discussion. A 0,05V delta is even for micro-electronics a quite small difference. As I own like 20 or even more lithium-ion batteries for modelmaking for example and a really good charger which is precise to 0.01V that same models of batterys can have up to 0.1V voltage difference or sometimes even more. Furthermore the voltage drops from degeneration. I can assure you that battery would work on the OnePlus3. It might not fully charge because the charging electronics think it's the other battery but it would work...

---------- Post added at 07:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:59 PM ----------

Thanks
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] viper001:
The OP3T battery should work. It just won't fully charge. You need to change the end voltage trigger from 4.35 to 4.4
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] limpbisquit:
Hey guys, I just did an update last night, the update was around 330mb, then I drained my phone completely, charged it, then fell asleep, when i woke up, I removed the charger, and the phone won't turn on. Tried pressing all 4 buttons, tried going to recovery, safe mode, and every other combination of buttons, but the phone won't turn on or even go to the samsung logo or blink or anything. Even if I connect it to the laptop, nothing happens. Screen is off, but even when it is not attached to anything, the phone is hot. Which means it is technically on? I'm thinking of letting it drain til it runs out of battery then recharge it?
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] limpbisquit:
Anyone? I tried all combinations, nothing makes it work, not even make the led blink, no vibration. Also, i tried charging it for a few hours, it just gets warm but no charging icon or anything.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crixley:
Does it get recognized in Odin? You may be able to fix it by reflashing stock