yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
I think there's a bug in the updater.sh for both 6.x and 5.x ROMs. If I remember correctly, after you get back to Gingerbread and are running that succesfully, you need to install a 4.x ROM, then install a 5.x ROM, and then you can go ahead and install a 6.x or 7.x ROM. However, I have a different variant so I'm not 100% sure on this...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Puegue:
Can you give me the download links for these files and then I try to install the Roms after your sequence.

Thank You

Now I have installed android 5.1. I tried to installed lineageos 14.1, now it boots to the "lineageos-Logo". But here it stops.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
I'm afraid I can't as I don't know which ones exactly worked, I just recall reading that on another thread. Since I have a different variant, giving you the links for the ones I use would be absolutely pointless :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] forart.eu:
Hi everyone, I successfully installed Nougat-AOSP on a friend's I9000 but - since it's quite unstable - I have to "revert back" to Marshmallow or Lollipop custom.

I tried with many different ROMs but TWRP always gives errors and refuses to flash: can anyone help ?

Suggestion: what about build a Nougat-based Resurrection Remix ?

Thanks in advice !
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MYEUHD:
Dear [MENTION=5414656]xc-racer99[/MENTION], it would be so Awesome if you make an Android 8.0 Oreo custom rom

Thank you for your amazing work!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
I might, won't be right away as I'm busy for the next bit. I might wait until the android-unlegacy project brings up 8.0, as they need to implement a number of the same hacks that we need. Haven't had a chance to download the source code yet so I don't know how much as changed.

Hopefully it will be fast than Nougat due to the optimizations, but who knows.

Edit: After a quick look at the source code, here's some observations: Doesn't look good for RIL, there's been a fair number of changes throughout all the code. Ditto for the internal SD on the i9000, although who knows, our hacks may no longer be needed... Otherwise, it should be possible to get a booting build, but again, I won't really have time for the next week for sure.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] (°_o):
I've tried building Lineage-15.0 , just to see if it boots.. had to disable building RIL and other stuffs due to missing symbols.

But it didnt get past the boot logo.. not even adbd..

I think there's something on kernel side that we need to backport.. do you or anyone here know of any device with 3.0 kernel that has oreo running?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MYEUHD:
LineageOS 15.0 by [MENTION=2222292]rINanDO[/MENTION] for the Galaxy S2 is based on the kernel version 3.0.101

Edit: here's the link https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/rom-lineageos-15-0-t3674567
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
Yep, you'll need the hwbinder patches backported to the kernel at the very least, I'm not sure what else as well... I didn't realize that someone had backported them to 3.0. In addition, you'll need all the hidl stuff on the device side of things (I don't understand this really at all, but haven't done a deep dive into the official documentation).

In order to get logs, you could set up https://redmine.replicant.us/projects/replicant/wiki/SamsungSerial if you have the parts - this works on our device as well.

I did have an experimental 3.4 kernel booting on my variant, but suspend was totally busted and I hadn't ported the audio, camera, ril, or omx kernel drivers (ie I had ADB, touchscreen, touchkeys, buttons, battery, and the display all working, but that's it). I might try some more work on it sometime as that would give us a better chance (IMO, as we wouldn't have to backport even more...).

I've been waiting on the unlegacy-android project to hopefully release builds of 8.0, there's been some work on their gerrit. In 7.0, a lot of their patches were the same ones we needed. I might get around to working on 8.0 things myself, but I wouldn't count on it as I don't have too much spare time right now (less than I expected so I haven't looked much at it).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ewoks:
any more updates/experience on this?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MYEUHD:
Please read this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] thinhx2:
where i can find twrp 2,8,7?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
Test UBI Build

Alright, here's the ported UBI ROM. As the partion system is different, there are a few potential problems. Here are my recommendations:

Make sure you have a way to go back to stock (ie Odin/Heimdall)

There's a chance you'll lose your EFS partition, which means you would need to go back to stock to regain it

If you're at all concerned about bricking your phone, DON'T flash this

The device name is now galaxysubi, not galaxysmtd as it is not backwards compatible. In order to get back to a "regular" ROM, you need to flash back to stock via Odin

No gapps or root (yet) - I will try and get a flashable zip for Magisk to work - there are systemless gapps packages for it. adb root still works

The system partition is truly read-only (squashfs on UBI). The only way to modify it is to decompile/recompile it.

With those caveats out of the way, here's the procedure:

1) Download and flash

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=889964283620773341

- this converts the phone to UBI, installs TWRP, and changes the device name to galaxysubi so you can flash the ROM.

2) Download and flash

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817906626617953703

- this installs the ROM

3) Boot it up and leave it be for 15min or so. The first boot takes around 10 minutes, but it needs some time to settle.

Edit Dec 23/17: Confirmed not working. Will try and figure out why.

Known bugs on my variant:

Occasionally notification sounds don't make it through immediately. The notifications light (ie touchkey backlight/BLN) show up as normal and it vibrates as normal, but no sound is emitted until the phone is woken up.

Bluetooth doesn't enable first go around. Repeatedly trying to enable it alternating between the Setting and Quick Settings methods causes it to enable, I am unsure if it works. Can confirm I can pair and play to a BT speaker.

You tell me.

This is untested on the i9000, only on my variant (SGH-T959P). While it works there, my variant doesn't use LVM so I may have screwed up some of the config. Also, I suspect that the internal SD may be misdetected but I can't verify as my variant doesn't have one.

Good luck! If there is any problem flashing, please give me

1) An error messages appearing on the screen word for word "error 7" is insufficient.

2) The contents of /tmp/recovery.log (use the "copy logs" button in TWRP)

If there is a problem booting, please give me

1) The last screen showing (initial splash screen, TWRP splash screen, bootanimation, etc)

2) A logcat and/or dmesg if you have ADB.

3) If on the second zip and can't get it to boot, can you get into recovery?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] JuniorCaesar:
when i flash ubitransform.zip, recovery shuts down after some process and i can't get into recovery. i tested from cm10 and omni 6.0 and no luck. starting from stock - cm11 - also doesn't work.

edit: i can see kernel flashed btw. it loops in kernel splashscreen
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
Ok, thanks very much for testing. Are there any logs in /sdcard (ie aries_*.log)? I'll pull the download links for now and see if I can figure out what went wrong.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] JuniorCaesar:
yep, i found one :) here it is
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
Great, thanks. Everything looks good, which means that the issue lies in the updater kernel. I'll have a look through things and try and understand what went wrong.

Are there also files /sdcard/backup/efs.tar and /sdcard/ramdisk.cpio?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] JuniorCaesar:
nope but there is a file named recovery.squash. i can send it if it's useful
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
Sure, please do send it along. I guess the kernel got farther than I expected. Is there a file /sdcard/backup/efs.used.tar?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] JuniorCaesar:
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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
Great, thanks for those. I think I have a better idea of where things went wrong (UBI didn't initialize, presumably because I tried to initialize it in the cmdline. Also, I had an issue with the creation of the recovery.squash file). When you have a chance, could you please try the attached ubi_transform.zip? Edit: Removed link as it didn't work
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] JuniorCaesar:
still same :(

edit:i tried to flash semaphore from odin and installing omni 4.4 - no problem. with first ubitransform.zip, phone was unable to mount system and data. just for information.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MYEUHD:
When I flashed this ubi_transform.zip, I got the same result from the first ubi_transform-galaxys.zip i.e the device shuts down while flashing the file in the recovery and then it bootloops in the initial splash screens "Galaxy S GT-I9000" and "Samsung Galaxy S". Also, I couldn't access the recovery anymore.

I attached some logs and files that I found in /sdcard which may be useful.

Edit: (I changed recovery.squash to recovery.squash.zip so I could upload it.)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
Ok, thanks to both of you for testing. Looks like the issue wasn't what I thought it was... I'll do some more testing on my end. Probably won't get around to it for a couple of days though so Merry Christmas!

Edit: FYI, no need to attach efs*.tar in the future - I just care if it is present or not. The reason you may not want to attach it is because it does contain your IMEI.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] JuniorCaesar:
no problem, merry christmas!

also i am gonna remove these files,i need this ancient beast in case of apocalypse lol
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
Alright, here's a new file to test - I found out that I wasn't running the code properly due to a typo (I missed a t in partitions...). When someone has a chance, could they please try flashing the attached file? A reminder that you will have to go back to stock afterward to revert the changes. If this every takes off, a flashable zip to revert the changes should be relatively easy to create. This zip only gives recovery, if it works then you can test the ROM I posted a few posts back - even though the link has a line through it, it is still active.

Edit: Confirmed not working, attachment removed :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MYEUHD:
I got the same results as the first two ubi_transform files: the phone bootloops in the splash screens without having access to the recovery.

efs.tar does exist.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
Argh, thanks for testing. I guess I'll have to dig even further and implement LVM on my device...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MYEUHD:
[MENTION=5414656]xc-racer99[/MENTION], https://github.com/xc-racer99/Magisk/ is quite out of date.

May you please update it to the latest version?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xc-racer99:
Unfortunately, I've rolled back to using KitKat so I wouldn't have a method to test with. However, it should be possible to do it via Magisk Manager as described in https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445 - note that you'll need to create a "real" standard Android boot.img with the ramdisk and then extract the ramdisk again after modding it with Magisk Manager.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MYEUHD:
Sometomes, I get a small x under the cellular data icon in the notification panel and a "sign in to network" notification. In that case, as you can see in the screenshot below, android says there's some data usage.

It occurs randomly but mostly after rebooting. And it happens more frequently on OmniROM (though data still doesn't work).

I got a radio log and a logcat if someone is curious.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mkfsf2fs:
Hi @xc-racer99 ,

I am about to try your "aosp-7.1" branches and I have a few questions (if you don't mind) ':D

1. Will the current head of your aosp-7.1 manifests result in a half-way stable build?

2. Is the current state of the project still using the problematic UBI or is it still MTD? (I found the defconfigs of the kernel to be called galaxysubi instead of galaxysmtd. Can I just switch to the non-ubi branch?)

3. Concerning the lack of "cellular data/RIL", is the issue well known and cannot be fixed or is it worth to put some effort into fixing it?

Perhaps you wonder, why I resurrected this thread. I just thought AOSP 7.1 might be a good starting point to take a look at the remaining RIL issue (and I thought "vanilla" aosp-7.1 might be less demanding). Do you think these ideas are justified?

Thanks in advance :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superbubblemaster:
can anyone help me? i have a Samsung galaxy s6 edge + SM-G928A.

i made the mistake to flash a custom firmware. heres my problem i cant find any stock firmware or custom firmware for my phone.

thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infinite4evr:
Hey there

Your on custom recovery ?

This is cm 13 rom for your device https://mega.nz/#!yQhTTJjK

You can check out this thread for confirmationn : http://www.cyanogenmods.org/forums/topic/installing-galaxy-s6-edge-plus-cm13-marshmallow-custom-rom/

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superbubblemaster:
super bubble: no i currently dont have a custom recovery.

can you point me in the right direction or leave me some links plz thanks:)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superbubblemaster:
ok i sovled the the issue thanks for your help bro
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] Moogagot:
I tried manually updating my phone and now when I try to safe-boot I set "no command". Am I bricked?
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] quangtran1:
Hold power + volume up.

https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/4596836?hl=en (see the Advanced section).
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] bobby janow:
One post in the forum is sufficient.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] Moogagot:
Sorry for the double post, that was not intended. I almost died in a car crash yesterday and I need a phone to be able to communicate with people when I'm unable to move from bed.

I'm also on a number of painkillers.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] bobby janow:
Sorry to hear. Hope you heal well.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jawz101:
Gerrit is kinda a pain when it comes to searching but I finally played with Gerrit search syntax and came up with a couple of searches

find everything for cm13 merged in the past 30 days

https://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/q/...-project:^.*device.*+-translation+-age:30days

same but for cm14.x

https://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/q/...-project:^.*device.*+-translation+-age:30days

if you have a login for CyanogenMod gerrit you can save these as menu items for quick clicking

when logged into the gerrit instance go to your account's preferences and save menu items for

cm 13.0

#/q/status:merged+branch:cm-13.0+-project:^.*kernel.*+-project:^.*device.*+-translation+-age:30days

for cm14.x

#/q/status:merged+-branch:cm-13.0+-project:^.*kernel.*+-project:^.*device.*+-translation+-age:30days

now let's walk through the search flags used

this could be entered in the search box on review.cyanogenmod.org

status:merged -branch:cm-13.0 -project:^.*kernel.* -project:^.*device.* -translation -age:30days

let's look at our CM-14.x example since it makes the cm13.0 one make sense as well

status:merged to look for a merged commits

everything else had to be exclusions to get to what we want to see. the age: flag only looks for stuff before a certain date and a minus sign excludes so we'd have to use -age:#days/weeks,etc to show stuff in the past # timeframe

-age:30days

Since we're looking at the past 30 days, most commits (as of this writing) are on the Nougat/cm-14.0 branches and a little stuff on the cm-13.0 branch. So with our 30 day window, any merges NOT cm-13.0 branch are probably gonna be cm-14.x branches. If you can see, when cm-15 comes all you need to do is play with this part.

-branch:cm-13.0

I don't care about everyone's devices. I just want to see plain old CyanogenMod commits so I'll exclude the device and kernel projects. I used regular expressions to exclude any projects with either kernel or device somewhere in the project name. the carat symbol ^ enables regular expressions in Gerrit Search and the rest is regex syntax per Gerrit's documentation.

-project:^.*kernel.*

-project:^.*device.*

I also don't want to see any translation updates so I'll just put in a general exclusion on those

-translation.

I just wanted to write something up for myself. Might as well pass it along.

With these bits and pieces I could probably filter it down a little more but this is the guts of what I need to do so.

edit- refined it a little more

status:merged -branch:cm-13.0 -project:^.*kernel.* -project:^.*device.* -project:^.*hardware.* -project:^.*hudson.* -translation -age:30days
[Sprint LG G4] klurrant:
ZVD update for Sprint G4 LS991 apparently has anti-rollback, so no more ZVB or ZVC after update.

This prevents those that updated to flash ZVB Mellow Mallow Global GSM rom.

Anyone know of a way to be sim unlocked for GSM under ZVD for LS991 LG G4 for sprint model
[Sprint LG G4] KingFatty:
Ah this is unfortunate. Sorry I don't have a solution, but wanted to add a question: Any chance that Mellow Mallow could be updated to be installed on phones already running ZVD?
[Sprint LG G4] klurrant:
yup, unfortunate. Apparently development stopped for now for that rom. My question is, does a ZVC stock tot exist ......and if so, can ZVD be rolled back to ZVC.?
[Sprint LG G4] TheMadScientist:
Just depends on the antirollback
[Sprint LG G4] raypicard27:
question

can sprint ls991 ZVD be rooted and if so a link to tutorial please
[Sprint LG G4] Ds1474420:
I can't help but wonder why LG and other brands are so against us rooting our phones. We know it voids the warranty and are cool with that. We pay a ton of money for these phones should be able to do what we want with them.
[Sprint LG G4] TheMadScientist:
No root there brother. Read a little deeper. Zv6 only. No downgrade possible

---------- Post added at 05:56 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:54 AM ----------

Its not lg. Its sprint. Theres been a discussion on this. Lg is not big enough to dictate to sprint what they are gonna do. But the other way around. Sprint tells lg eother do this or we wont sell em. On other hand samsung. Is so large that sprint or carriers couldnt afford not to sell em
[Sprint LG G4] mirage_3:
Wondering if you were able to get sim unlock on ZVD or were able to roll back?
[Sprint LG G4] TheMadScientist:
No. Tried tried and tried. And still tryin
[Sprint LG G4] Aqua Sta:
Please help us to get backup .tot firmware from your phone with ZVD or ZVE version, if you can yes i will sent pm and connect tool to read it, thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] HugoXnaider:
Hi! I'm experiencing some issues with my tablet , while playing some games . . . i . e. while running Asphalt 8 , it stutter a lot, but if I click on the multitask button and then return , it stop stuttering for a few moments , as you can see on the following video (btw , sorry for the video orientation ...)

[YOUTUBE]Pbwmb_qpoTk[/YOUTUBE]

I Know that the gpu Mali 830 is a bad mobile gpu , but This performance is really weird for me .

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] sos_sifou:
Hi buddy, I have the 4g LTE model and it's similar to yours, sorry to tell you that this performance is absolutely normal and you have no issues on your tablet , the map you're playing is Tokyo which is a heavy one with graphics, try other maps and you'll see that sometimes you won't see a single stutter , also go to settings and put graphic performance to medium not high , you should be good to go, as for how to deactivate capacitive buttons for accidentally pressing them , look here in the forum there is some tips to do just that.

Keep in mind buddy that this tablet is pretty good for its price, paying three times what you paid for it on an iPad pro will get you high settings on Asphalt and with no noticeable stutter but deos it worth it? This tablet can do pretty much everything the iPad pro can , even the stylus you have it and it was included with it so you don't have to pay extra 100$ for it like iPad pro owners do ? also battey life on this tab is phenomenal, thanks to its low consumption chips . Life is full of compromises ?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] HugoXnaider:
I agree! I love this tablet, gaming is just a detail. He is incredible, and I Will use it mainly for work.

But, ive saw some videos with his 2GB variation of this tablet, where the game is running almost stutter free.

Btw, i was playing on medium :)

Have a nice day!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] japinder:
+1

Samsung Tab A6 10.1 with S-pen (P585Y)

iPad Pro 9.7 + Apple Pencil (more than twice the price)

I have both in my house. Yes iPad provides a lot more polished experience, however, there are too many restrictions in iOS & you have to adjust your way of working according to it. Android is a lot more value & you can customise it to your liking to a large extent.

Horses for course, different equipment for different tastes. ;)

Jp
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] HugoXnaider:
Im loving its battery life! And using the s-pen with AutoCAD its pretty useful! Will it receive Android 7.0?

Btw, Hope they add the adoptable storage without root

EDIT:

Video with the P580 variation running Asphalt

https://youtu.be/_fZDu9WiHTU?t=1m45s
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] japinder:
We do have adoptable storage on P585 without root, but its of limited use, since not all of the app data is moved to the external storage, most of it still remains on the internal storage.

Yep, battery life is great. However, charging the battery again is a bother, need to leave it charging overnight. The 7300 mAh battery is a beast. ;)

I certainly hope so, especially since its quite a recent release. The last year's model received P555 Marshmallow, so this one, P585 may very well get Nougat too. :)

Jp
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] HugoXnaider:
But , you guys have any thought about why the game stop lagging for a few moments after i open the multi- task window and then return to the game ?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] HugoXnaider:
Received an update today... Where can I check the Patch updates ?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] itvictor21:
Finalyyyyyyy

Dude, you have same problem like me. This device is nightmare. Yeah i have problem exactly like yours. I play brave fighter 2, the game is small, you can consider it as low end game, but stuttering every where. Yeah, if i push multi task button, and restore the game, it run smooth, only for 3 seconds, then it will stuttering again. I go to samsung fecking center, to ask why my device is like sheet. They said it because the screen type, feck then, i think they dont know the problem.

This is the worst samsung device i ever have

sm-p585y

now i m waiting for custom rom
[General Questions and Answers] YaelOmar:
Hey guys.

A month ago i was using an LG G4 but due manufactoring problems i lost it for ever but thats not the problem...

In a desperate act of having a smartphone i bought a benq f5_18 and the ROM sucks.

I wanna change the ROM but i can't cuz i can't find the recovery.

Please help, it has android 4.2 and i can't work with that.

HEEEEEEELP :(