yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Deleted member 7436581:
I had flashed [MENTION=4304825]foreverloco[/MENTION] Marshmallow BrEaKdOwN ROM earlier and used TB to uninstall some bloat like Facebook, Google Music, Microsoft Office stuff then I restart. When it boots back up I get a "Unfortunately system UI has stopped" notice and choose the "OK" option to make it go away. It keeps popping up and then the screen starts to flash on and off on the lock screen. As I'm trying to hit the power button and try to go into recovery there's these text messages at the bottom end of the screen saying things like, "Yeah, like that'll work again" and "I haz control now" and "Virus detected". WTF? I manage to boot it into recovery now.

I have no clue why that happened. I haven't downloaded anything from any unofficial source since I flashed the ROM besides the flat bar module on xposed. I'm going to do another full wipe, internal storage included, and flash another ROM thru OTG.

Update: I went back to [MENTION=2562876]rmarinella[/MENTION] N5 Express. Everything looks good. No freaky messages. I'm going to configure everything back to the way I like it and report back to see how things are going.

Update #2: Things looking good. I configured everything I wanted after flash. Things look stable and normal, not getting any error messages. Now I'm going to install my TB apps and see if that all goes well.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] malnash52@gmail.com:
The things that it says on the lockscreen are apart of the rom
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note5] Deleted member 7436581:
Thank god for that. Damn thing had me getting paranoid like a mofo.
[General Topics] syllable123:
Meizu seems to launch Meilan 5S the beginning of 2017

There's 4 days for 2016, but it seems Meizu does not stop releasing his new mobile before Chinese New Year.

These days, Meizu passes the exam of Ministry of Audit with models M612Q and M612M, of same characteristics, for that, it's possible of Meilan 5S.Con ocho core 1.3GHz processor, battery of 3000mah, with 2.5D screen. Its price is more Or less 1000RMB, less than 150USD.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] euyun0h:
Hi To All,

I have a HUAWEI MT2-L01 with a andriod version 4.4.2 with a build no of C01B611 i want to update to andriod 5.1, i having trouble which firmware should i download to update the firmware to andriod 5.1. any one who's willing to help me?
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] avsroy:
I don't think Huawei released a 5.1 fw for L01. I have it on L03
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] danielexda:
Gravity Box for this phone?
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] GerWonder:
Dont ask with full sentences, we could understand what you want.

I used gravity box on stock rom and now with cm13, it works as it should.
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] sytayeth:
Yes. Working ok in CM13.
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] danielexda:
[MENTION=1088536]GerWonder[/MENTION] you are really sympatic
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] suhridkhan:
Also, don't ask question in the discussion thread. There is QA thread for that... :good:
[LeEco Le Pro3 Questions & Answers] hova1888:
Plz drop link gravity box
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Kearkan:
This has been causing me problems for weeks now.

In the Google settings I have all voice settings turned off but the Google search bar still pops up with 'say ok google' and it still works even on other pages.

It's as though it's completely ignoring the settings and stuck on the from any page setting.

Anyone have any possible ideas for fixes?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] MisterEvo:
Try to clear data of Google Now if possible.

Otherwise try to uninstall Google Now and re-install the latest version
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Kearkan:
I've tried both of those as a first step and it still happens.

Really quite annoying as I'm pretty sure it's causing considerable battery drain.

Only thing I can do for now is deny the microphone permission for google now but this also prevents android auto from using voice commands. And it still says it's activated on the search bar
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] ecg803:
mine is the same and my wife s5 is the same. so google having problems ever sense they updated.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Kearkan:
I'm not sure if it's a google or Samsung issue.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] ecg803:
well I unistalled google's update and then it works correctly.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Kearkan:
As in uninstalled updates for the Google app?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] ecg803:
yes
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Age1314:
Applications manager

Go to settings. Applications, applications manager , google app, permissions and disable microphone and any other permission you dont want it to have.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] minz1:
Great post! This will be an excellent tool for anyone wanting to learn adb.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] DevUt:
================================================================================================

After you have played with adb now lets gets the level

Amateur​

Now after playing with commands your curiosity has risen and you want to know How does adb work ?

let me break the confusion

Adb has 3 major components

Adb client

adb server

adb daemon (adbd)

Lets see what each of them does

================================================================================================

adb server : You can consider this as a daemon running on the PC . It manages the communication between the adb client and adbd daemon. Its purpose if to sense the USB ports to know when devices are attached/removed, as well as when emulator instances start/stop.It thus maintains a list of "connected devices" and assigns a 'state' to each one of them: OFFLINE, BOOTLOADER, RECOVERY or ONLINE

================================================================================================

adb client: This is the clients that communicates with the server to give commands. It first tries to locate the ADB server on the host machine, and will start one automatically if none is found.

================================================================================================

Info: At this moment a single 'adb' binary is used for both the server and client

================================================================================================

adbd : The daemon runs on the device side and listens for for the commands on the usb or tcp. The adb server tries to communicate with the adbd daemon, if the connection is made then it labels the device as online else if , the connection to the device is made but the server cant communicate with the adbd then the device is labelled as offline.

In Android adbd is started when the data partition is mounted it is started by init.usb.{ro.hardware}.rc you can mod it to run earlier on your rom builds

================================================================================================
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] DevUt:
================================================================================================

Now lets move on to the next level

PROFESSIONAL​

Before Moving in here please see familiarize your self with Android Building

After you have followed the guide , Now lets start building the adb

Prepare the environment

source ./build/envsetup.sh
lunch lineage_devicecodename-eng
mka adb fastboot

Now you can check $OUT directory for the executable

which adb
which fastboot

================================================================================================

Lets first see how the communication between the client and the adb server works

The adb server listens on tcp::localhost:5037

A diagram representing the structure

A Graphic by xdaforums.com wiki

[IMG="Diagram of Android Debug Bridge mechanisms"]http://xdaforums.com/wiki/images/d/d9/Adb.png[/IMG]

so the client connects to tcp:localhost:5037 and sends a request in the following way

A 4-byte hexadecimal string giving the length of the command

And then followed by the command itself

so a million dollar question how does the adb server responds to the client ?

Server would respond in 2 ways :

For success, the 4-byte "OKAY" string

For failure, the 4-byte "FAIL" string, followed by a 4-byte hex length, followed by a string giving the reason for failure.

Note : In a special case of adb's version the a 4-byte hex string corresponding to the server's internal version number would be returned

Note : For different commands the behavior is different so I would make a separate post About it

================================================================================================

Now for building the adb as you have already see you use mka adb fastboot

The main thing over here is Android.mk of the adb and the folder structure

Lets start by counting the number of modules built by the Android.mk

LOCAL_MODULE := libadbd

LOCAL_MODULE := libadb

LOCAL_MODULE := adbd_test

LOCAL_MODULE := libdiagnose_usb

LOCAL_MODULE := adb_test

LOCAL_MODULE := adb

LOCAL_MODULE := adbd

So these were the 7 module built by it

================================================================================================

Now I would leave you on your own to figure the source code ( i made it quite easy , didnt i ? )

I would continue writing in my next post how do the commands execution work

So this was the end of the professional I hope you learnt something If you need more stuff here please contact me

[WIP][If anyone can do the diagrams it would be a huge help i would give you the whole credit for images]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oebbler1:
Hi guys,

I want to present my kernel for the Samsung Galaxy S3, that allows you to overclock up to 2 GHz. This kernel is based on the official Boeffla kernel for CM14. Although the official Boeffla kernel supports CM14.0 and CM14.1, my kernel supports CM14.1 only, because CM14.0 for the SGS3 isn't supported by the CM team anymore. It may run on CM14.0 as well, but please don't report any errors if you use it with CM14.0 or any other OS than CM14.1.

Feature list:

- Every feature from official Boeffla-Kernel (6.1 final)

- Support for Synapse (partial) and Boeffla Config (fully)

- CPU overclocking up to 2 GHz

- CPU: 100MHz step added to save power

- Faster boot process due to some internal improvements

- 3 new governors added (adaptive, conservative, interactive)

- CPU voltage can be chosen between 600mV and 1600mV

- full F2FS support (backported from Linux 3.19)

- Charging current can be set up to 2.1 Amps

- Battery percentage never reaches 0%, so the phone won't turn off at low battery

- No overcharge anymore due to an internal improvement

- Early suspend adjustable up to 5000ms

- more undervolting profiles for the GPU

- much lower brightness can be set than on stock kernel; the display will be almost black on lowest brightness level (maximum possible brightness stays the same)

- Configurable kernel logger (turning kernel logger off is not stable on CM and LOS)

- compiled using GCC 7.2.1 by Linaro (Thanks to ZaneZam for publishing the kernel-specific GCC-6-code; this works with GCC 7 as well!)

For configuration I recommend Boeffla Config.

You can use your old config you had using the official Boeffla-Kernel, but this may lead to minor problems. So I'd recommend to reset Boeffla Config before you flash my kernel. If you already use my kernel and just upgrading it you can use the old config without any problems.

WARNING!!! Nobody except you can and will be responsible for a damaged or bricked phone due to my kernel. It's very unlikely that my kernel harms your phone, but it's not impossible.

Have fun using my kernel and feel free to ask questions about it!

Source code: Oebbler · GitHub

XDA:DevDB Information

Elite-Boeffla-Kernel, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy S III I9300

Contributors

Oebbler1

Kernel Special Features: OC up to 2GHz, Support for Boeffla Config, Full F2FS support, Charging current up to 2.1 Amps

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: 6.1.0.2

Stable Release Date: 2018-12-20

Created 2016-12-27

Last Updated 2018-12-20
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oebbler1:
Changelog (CM14.1 only)

6.0.0.1-beta1

First Release

this kernel includes every feature and bugfix of Boeffla-Kernel 5.1.0.5 (for CM13.0)

Full F2FS support

6.0.0.1-beta2

not published

6.0.0.1-beta3

Sources updated (all changes from CM-Kernel made until 19.12.2016)

Toolchain updated: GCC 6.2.1 Linaro

6.0.0.1-beta4

Sources updated (LineageOS from 05.01.2017)

6.0.0.1-beta5 and 5.3.0.5-F2FS (CM13.0 version)

Sources updated (LineageOS from 10.01.2017)

Busybox updated to 1.26.2 (thanks to Lord Boeffla)

Kernel logger can be controlled again (below Android logger)

6.0.0.1-beta6

Sources updated (LineageOS from 06.02.2017)

UMS and SELinux fixed (SELinux can be controlled again)

6.0.0.1-beta7

Sources updated (LineageOS from 15.02.2017)

Toolchain updated to Linaro 6.3.1

6.0.0.1-beta8

Sources updated (LineageOS from 07.04.2017)

6.0.0.1-beta9

not published

6.0.0.1-beta10 and 5.3.0.7 (CM13.0 version)

fixed charge levels; now they work fine

internal improvements to extend battery life and to avoid overcharge of the battery

6.0.0.1-beta11 and 5.3.0.8 (CM13.0 version)

Sources updated (LineageOS from 04.06.2017; CM14 kernel only)

Display brightness can be set much lower than on stock kernel now (the display will be almost black on lowest brightness level); but maximum possible brightness stays the same

6.0.0.1-beta12

Sources updated (LineageOS from 21.07.2017)

Toolchain updated to Linaro 7.1.1

Busybox updated (version 1.27.1 compiled by Lord Boeffla)

Display brightness slider fixed

Doze mode switch fixed

6.0.0.1

Same as 6.0.0.1-beta12, but better tested

6.0.0.2

Default governor changed to intelliactive

Default I/O scheduler changed to deadline

Fix for Doze mode switch reworked

Busybox updated (version 1.27.2 compiled by Lord Boeffla)

Toolchain updated to Linaro 7.1.1-2

6.0.0.3

not published

6.0.0.4-Synapse

Sources updated (LineageOS from 19.01.2018)

Synapse support added in addition to Boeffla Config support (Synapse apk can be found in /res/synapse after installing this version of Elite-Boeffla-Kernel)

Default governor changed to pegasusq

6.1.0.1-beta5

Default governor changed back to intelliactive

Battery percentage will show 1% instead of 0% iff battery is fully discharged; it is highly recommended to charge the phone immediately when reching 1%!

Added support for mount namespace separation in order to support Magisk Hide

6.1.0.1

not published

6.1.0.2

fixed the LED driver to properly provide the given settings in Boeffla Config and Synapse

fixed some voltages to get a cooler CPU
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oebbler1:
Recommended settings from the developer

I'd recommend the following settings to be applied to my kernel:

Battery saving:

Doze enabled

SELinux strict

Governor: conservative or intelliactive

Scheduler: deadline

File system tweaks: both on

CPU maximum freq: 1300MHz

CPU minimum freq: 100MHz

CPU idle mode: AFTR+LPA

CPU voltage: set it as low as it is stable on your phone

GPU frequency profile: 108/160/200/266/350

GPU voltage: set it as low as it is stable on your phone; typically you can undervolt more than 100mV here

Boeffla sound: configure it by yourself until you get the best sound out of it

LED brightness: 40 or less

Touch boost: disabled or 600MHz

Touch wake: disabled

Early suspend: 10ms (default on my CM14.1 kernel)

MDNIE settings: configure it by yourself until you get the best out of it

Touch key LED: same as MDNIE settings

AC charge current: 2000mA

USB charge current: 500mA

Wireless charge current: 1000mA

Swappiness: no overwrite

Low memory killer: default values

System tweaks: off

zRam: off

TCP congestion: default

Entropy settings: default

Android logger: off; except for debugging

Kernel logger: on

Performance:

Doze enabled

SELinux strict

Governor: intelliactive or ondemand

Scheduler: deadline

File system tweaks: both on

CPU maximum freq: set this as high as it is stable on your phone

CPU minimum freq: 100MHz

CPU idle mode: Idle only

CPU voltage: set it as low as it is stable on your phone

GPU frequency profile: choose either a profile or overclock manually; you can set this as high as it is stable on your phone

GPU voltage: set it as low as it is stable on your phone

Boeffla sound: configure it by yourself until you get the best sound out of it

LED brightness: 0 to 255; choose it as you like it

Touch boost: 1300MHz or 800MHz

Touch wake: can be enabled if you want this feature

Early suspend: 10ms (default on my CM14.1 kernel)

MDNIE settings: configure it by yourself until you get the best out of it

Touch key LED: same as MDNIE settings

AC charge current: 2000mA

USB charge current: 500mA

Wireless charge current: 1000mA

Swappiness: set it as you like it

Low memory killer: default values

System tweaks: off

zRam: set it as you like it

TCP congestion: default

Entropy settings: default

Android logger: off; except for debugging

Kernel logger: on

For a combination of performance and battery saving you can either combine these two profiles or leave the default settings of my kernel. If you don't know what a specific setting does I'd recommend you to leave the default value that came with my kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Android-Banjarmasin:
Could You make the CM11 Version please
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oebbler1:
It's already finished, but you have to compile it by yourself because I never published any zips of the CM11 version: https://github.com/Oebbler/elite-boeffla-kernel-cm11.0-i9300

The instructions on how to compile it can be found below the source tree (on top of the readme file).

If you have troubles compiling it please write to me.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ItsAamir:
[MENTION=7914139]Oebbler1[/MENTION] Thank You so much for your efforts :) I am going to try it :) Thanks for keeping updated our S-3 :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] djedjy:
Is it safe to overclock that much? And can you post best configuration for this kernel, in your opinion?

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] judoskido:
Pls compile it-cm11.thanks in advance
[Galaxy S III Android Development] irtrin:
It is the wonderful kernel. It is really safe because when I too overclocked my phone and it was unstable so I used the normal boeffla kernel and after used the elite kernel again. The kernel cooperate with crdroid v1.5 on my phone. I am really delighted that this phone has 100 mhz frequency cpu and 1500 mhz frequency cpu and more powerful charging. This phone by persons like you is brilliant even today. Thanks for your hard-working.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Simon_29:
I think 2 ghz is too high lol my device is direcly crashing :D

But the 100 mhz underclock rocks:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oebbler1:
It is safe as long as you don't overvolt above 1500mV. I'll post my recommendation about the config tomorrow.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sleeper994:
Can i flash it on top of boeffla kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oebbler1:
I'll do that tomorrow. Due to the success of this kernel I'll also publish my builds for CM12.1 and CM13.0
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oebbler1:
You can, but I'd recommend you to flash the "boeffla-config-reset-v4.zip" afterwards.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jesus693:
My question is where do I download it?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ItsAamir:
From Here

http://xdaforums.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=22353
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oebbler1:
Yes, but I'll publish new versions in the future. Every published build of my kernel can be downloaded in the "Download" section of this thread. There's an icon below the title of the whole thread that says "Download". If you click there you can download every build of my kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jesus693:
I installed it but I have a lot of restarts with aicp 12.1, thank you good job !!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oebbler1:
You experience these reboots because my CM12.1-kernel includes the ramdisk for CM12.1 only and doesn't support the anykernel method Boeffla and I are using since CM13.0. I'd recommend you to upgrade as soon as possible to an Android 6.0-based ROM because most Android 5.x-based ROMs don't work well on the Galaxy S3.

Thank you for your feedback!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FaySAL Majoka:
Firstly Thanxxx Alot for your Great work.......ðŸ˜ðŸ˜

And

On Cm 14.1 now Lineage .....

M also facing restarts when i over clock CPU more than 1600 MHzðŸ¤”ðŸ¤”ðŸ¤”.......
[Galaxy Grand Prime Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vaibhav16:
My Samsung galaxy grand prime g530h doesn't support but its processor sd410 support 4g is there any way to make this smartphone 4g my g530h is rooted and twrp installed
[Galaxy Grand Prime Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ashwinrg:
It's not possible. 3G ,4G networks depends on your android radio hardware. You can't convert 3G to 4G even your android rooted.
[Galaxy Grand Prime Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vaibhav16:
But its processor support 4g
[Xperia Z3 General] kevin233333:
Without any doubt we could say that the snpadragon 800 and 801 is perhaps the best processor or one of the best manufactured by Qualcomm ... as you see this at the height of the snapdragon 808, do not take much, what do you think? a greeting

Sony xperia z3

60000 points in antutu 6, LG g4 63000 points and Xiaomi mi4s 57000...

I cant post images now
[Xperia Z3 General] kevin_23:
Sorry, i duplicate my user with tapatalk...

Here the images
[Xperia Z3 General] Licaon_Kter:
Not sure how you manage to get 60000 there.

Yes, on KK was <50000, on LL/MM was about 50000, and on NougatPreview4 saw it even 52000, but your number is way out there.

Can you show us a PCMark Work 2.0 result and a 3DMark ES 3.0 result too?
[Xperia Z3 General] kevin233333:
Hi friend, im in stock marshmallow 6.0.1
[Xperia Z3 General] Licaon_Kter:
Yes friend, that's great for you, we need more proof though. ;)
[Xperia Z3 General] blackhawk_LA:
I got 64000 on ExistenZ rom and Elite kernel. (without OC)

Don't know if 801 is better than 808 (I don't think it's more powerful, differences may be related to software, screen resolution...) but it has more than enough power and is really trustworthy. I haven't see many problems on this chips on any phone.
[Xperia Z3 General] ayocuan:
i also got 60-62 on marshmallow with my z3 stock android ill be uploading a vid on youtube,
[Xperia Z3 General] Licaon_Kter:
Again, that's nice, but, if a higher (than usual) score is seen only in one particular app, it sounds like an error, that's why I was asking for another test in another app (PCMark, GeekBench, Basemark, whatever), that will show a higher score too, hence proving that the device (or Android version) is indeed faster.
[Xperia Z3 General] ayocuan:
i did geekbench4 and got 987 single/ 2697 multi
[Xperia Z3 General] Licaon_Kter:
I was going to post some numbers, but...

* last week AnTuTu 6.2.7: 52912

* today AnTuTu 6.2.7: 58133

Yes, looks like all those that point out that this app is flawed were right all along, hence my skepticism in the above posts. :(

That being said, other apps are more consistent:

* GeekBench 4: ~1000/~2600 (yeah there's a slight variation per run but it's <3%!)

* 3DMark: ~1100 (again, slight variations)
[Xperia Z3 General] mcraeally44:
Just to confirm,

See attached screenshot.

Z3 running stock 6.0.1
[Xperia Z3 General] Licaon_Kter:
Nice, does 3DMark confirm this greater than average performance? Eg. You have 1500 points or something.
[Xperia Z3 General] Weky2306:
Antutu Benchmark z3-ExistenZ 5.6.5

Antutu Benchmark-z3 d6603 with ExistenZ Rom from today :)

[IMG="Antutu Benchmark"]https://s23.postimg.org/ctkybq4yz/Screenshot_20170105_123649.png[/IMG]
[Xperia Z3 General] Licaon_Kter:
And a 3DMark for confirmation please. Thanks
[Xperia Z3 General] Weky2306:
[IMG="3DMark"]https://s27.postimg.org/p243fhngz/Screenshot_20170105_145701.png[/IMG]