yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] Chisetdel31260:
https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=70371208&postcount=21

He began again and began again.

He has DLOAD several times.

start again

BOOTLOADER

TWRP

OEMINFO

Dload b130 sa will pass.

Restarts in recovery factory rest and wipe cache.

Do not turn off hisuit, but reduce it.
[Huawei P9 Lite Questions & Answers] Jazielxv:
help me please!

I have the same problem, I can not start in fastboot mode, nor recovery, in the end I can not enter anything, you would be so kind to tell me the steps to follow to enter fastboot mode please, thanks:(:(
[LG Magna ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] elhattak7:
Hi all; i found this custom rom in 4pda forum , it is ported from nexus 5; i install it on h502f it is nice and smooth, only i dont found how to enable double tap to wake (knockOn), this is the link to rom;

Mod edit
[LG Magna ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] aipkoi:
Nice..

Up

UP
[LG Magna ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Develo] GuestK0087:
Links to 4pda are prohibited on XDA.

Thread closed.
[XDA Assist] LinuxTechy:
I have heard great things about this site. I just got new phone from Boost moblie. Samsung J700P I'm lovin it its fast But hate not able to use sdcard i put in. And want to root my phone if anybody can help me out what is the best recommended way :) Thank you And Happy New Year!!! I'm Noob right now

I seen this one looks easier Not sure which one to do also seen another one But was longer

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-j7/how-to/root-samsung-galaxy-j7-sm-j700p-t3430185
[XDA Assist] Vatsal:
Hello,

The link you posted is correct one.

Please proceed. Good luck!

Regards

Vatsal,

Forum Moderator.
[XDA Assist] LinuxTechy:
Thank you for your help Vatsal. Happy New Year 2017
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] nofx161:
Ios-like system animations for miui 8.1.1.0 by [MENTION=4777022]mivv[/MENTION] found here https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69603304&postcount=899

its inho the most stable version, and provides wwhat i need dtw, but no dash (with mono kernal)

and i playd around with some animations and i really like the ios like animations. here is a little video demo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1ir3Kb1gyc and a little howto video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwxWivwSiw0

1. download framework-res.apk from from attachment in this post or from here http://www.mediafire.com/file/dkc5cg955h644k6/framework-res.apk

2. use any root explorer and replace framework-res.apk located in /system/framework/framework-res.apk

3. set permissions to rw-r-r

4. reboot into recovery and wipe cache, and dalivik cache and then reboot into system

5. done

only tested on [MENTION=4777022]mivv[/MENTION] miui v8 8.1.1.0 build from here https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69603304&postcount=899

thanks to [MENTION=4777022]mivv[/MENTION] for his great work on this rom.

if anyone of the miuiers here want me to make this animations for their miui version , just pull your framework-res via abd with this command

adb pull /system/framework/framework-res.apk

and link it to me and i will incooperate it for your device and/or miui version.
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] iarshadm:
I am not able to change the permissions of the file. I have tried many things including root browser, changing system folder to rw in root explorer of es file explorer (which is not happening), tried through commands to change system folder to rw. It says "mount: read only file system"

PS: My device is not encrypted
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] fabriciofernando:
Does it work on xiaomi mi 5s?
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] basiljose1:
Great work... ?
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Vojtoun:
Hello. I have redmi note 3 PRO with MIUI 8.2.1.0 by xiaomi.eu. Is it possible to make this mod for this? Here is my framework-res.apk

Thank you
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Wani Aamir:
Will this work in OnePlus 3T Oos 4.1?
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] drmcatchr:
Wow! That looks nice. Was going to ask if this could be achieved on Lineage? Or it is a MIUI thing?
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] nofx161:
https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=814072 this is how I changed the animations , it should work with any rom u can take the anim folder from mine open in 7zip . Change anim as described in the thread above.
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] fp1707:
Uhhh. Same thing could be done with premium version of miui tweaks. But that needs xposed so won't work with marshmallow
[OnePlus 3 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Scorpion70:
Could you please port OOS system animations for LOS or AOSP roms?:)
[Android Head-Units] juniorkm7:
Hi guys!

I am looking for a nice android based radio to my Outlander 2011. I found at least 5 types of design "Fascia change" devices. I think that they are not so popular among people so I have another question. I am looking for 2DIN newest device. Could you please give me a list of 5 newest or best pieces I should consider? It is very important for me to keep steering wheel buttons working and need very good sound quality on built in Rockford Fosgate audio system with external amp and 2-3ohm 8x speakers + woofer. I've heard that some devices not work properly or give not exciting experience.

Thanks a lot!
[Android Head-Units] cronosmachine:
If you looking for a Android aftermarket there is no way you can choose with audio like the way you wanted. They're just simply like China Android phone or tablet placed on your car.
[Android Head-Units] juniorkm7:
So there is no any bestseller?
[Android Head-Units] Techrev:
Personally, I'm waiting for the 8 core systems to mature a bit. I have a 4 core, and it's a little sluggish. I find myself having to roll back to 4.4.4 after upgrading to 5.1. Just too slow. The new 8 core systems are out, but it still seems early to make a firm decision. Ownice and Indashnet seem to be the 2 main manufacturers that I've seen. Everyone else does 4 core. Joying has a 2GB Intel based system that kind of rests in the middle, but considering it costs about the same as an octacore, I would rather wait a bit to see which of those the community takes to the most.
[Android Head-Units] juniorkm7:
I got deeper into those 8 core and they seem to be super crappy as they use extremely slow Allwinner and Mediatek A53 which sucks. Intel in Joying looks interesting but this device has problems with obdii and few other things. I ve seen pumpkin doing also intel device. However maybe some of you know if there is any manufacturer who still has dvd slot with Intel SoFIA and 2GB + USB for pendrive music? Or at least USB.

On the other hand - is it very hard to make car USB in armrest working with such android device?
[Android Head-Units] juniorkm7:
Or on the other hand - What about Windows CE 6.0 devices - are they causing less problems? What I need is nice and smooth infotainment system, working steering wheel buttons, bluetooth and usb and fast boot after turning engine on.
[Android Head-Units] Hilari0:
Right now I believe the 2GB Intel Sofia head units with Android 5.1.1 from Joying are the best. There are 8 core units on the way, but who knows if that's one month or six months down the road... There are also some units advertising Android 6, but reports seem to indicate that these are a mess of a mashup between 4.4, 5.1 and 6.0, and not true 6.0 units. As for performance, I'm pretty happy with the Intel unit. I wouldn't use it for gaming, but it does all what I need it to do which is Maps, Spotify, 1080p movies and so forth. Unless you have some specific need for doing something that requires very high performance, it is quite adequate as a head unit in a car.

As for special sound setups, it gives you preamp outputs, 4 channels (FR/FL and RR/RL) as well as a sub output. The sub output isn't really managed though, so no crossover or phase selection on it. You can use these preamp outputs to hook up aftermarket amplifiers, but don't expect the head unit to power big speakers with the internal amplifier.
[Android Head-Units] Techrev:
I didn't read the same things about the 8 core units on here. Many people are saying that the CPUs are a lot faster than the Intel cpus, and at least some of them are running true 6.0, not a mashup. It's legit, but nothing has been rooted and the community is still divided. I've definitely read that the Intel CPUs won't be upgrading past 5.1 because they're no longer supported by the manufacturer as well.

My source is mostly this post, and the thread it's in:

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=70311462&postcount=12
[Android Head-Units] Hilari0:
As far as I know, yes Intel has dropped the Atoms, but Rockchip has taken over the chips and will continue making them and supporting them as per a cooperation agreement with Intel (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockchip look at the bottom to see Intel Sofia 3G). Intel may have pulled out, but the architecture isn't dead yet. Sure, it may be dying and might not have any new direct successors, but I recon it's time to upgrade the entire head unit long before it reaches the end of its useful lifespan (2-3 years). This will be true for any smart android head unit you buy today anyway..
[Android Head-Units] rhacy:
Do any of the other 2GB RAM Android Head Units available today have a true sleep or suspend (ultra low power mode) that allows the unit to start up instantly like the 2GB Intel Sofia models? To clarify, this instant on feature is not the same as the past Rockchip or other cpu type of Android head units that have options for delayed shutdown of up to two hours or more. This new feature means you do not have to wait 30 to 60 seconds for the system to fully boot after sitting for a few hours or days. IMHO, the instant on feature combined with 2GBs of RAM appears to be the best or one of the best options for Android head units available today. Do the latest Ownice or Indashnet units have this instant on feature? If not, that would be a deal breaker for me, as I have Joying and Hotaudio units that work fine for most part (thanks to the xda firmware developers and contributors here). Nonetheless, these older 1GB RAM Rockchip units could be faster and the boot time is not acceptable in a vehicle.

Moreover, any Android head unit that does not allow for root access would be a complete deal breaker here, no matter how fast... (no root = no purchase). The one thing that concerns me with the 2GB Intel Sofia models is that nobody on xda appears to have found a way to access Recovery yet.

In regard to audio quality, even the 1GB RK3188 JY and HA units sound decent in my Mitsubishi with the correct factory amp adapter wiring kit and the Viper V4A audio mod app.. Please note that I'm not an audiophile by any means, so your mileage will vary.

Anyway, just my 2 cents... and thanks in advance to anyone that can let me know if any of the other Android head units have the instant on feature.

Happy New Year!

R
[Android Head-Units] gustden:
I recently installed a Joying 2GB RAM intel head unit, and although it is NOT a high powered cpu ( 4cores at 1.1 Ghz) it does seem adequate for its purpose.

Typically I run torque / bluetooth ODBII, dashcam/dvr, music app, tablet talk, read it to me, and google maps at all times. Processor usage is normally in the 50-65% range and it still seems quite snappy. The intel chip does run hot, and thermal throttling can be a issue. I added a big heatsink and fan at the top of the case, problem solved. The instant on works very well. When starting the car it automatically finds my phone, ODBII adapter, and hotspot within a couple of seconds of power on.

It does suck not having any type of recovery such as TWRP. The only way to recover from a non-booting system is a full reload of the stock ROM. It does leave the /data partition so at least all your apps are still there, and most settings can be restored using titanium backup. Just today I updated the boot animation with one I created and it wouldn't boot. It took me about 1 hour to get it restored back. At least it does have root out of the box.

The Joying is my first android based HU, and I'm actually quite impressed with it so far.
[Android Head-Units] Techrev:
I guess my issue here is that I, also, already have a 1gb 4 core unit. So, for me, I'm looking for a bit of a better upgrade if I'm going to spend another $400 so soon. I am, honestly, hoping for a way to upgrade my current system - I don't think they'll make compatible modules for the Intel or the octa core. That said, I'm going to limp along with my current system as long as I can before making a decision. I think that for those making a decision right this minute, there's a lot to take into consideration. I would seriously recommend avoiding the 1gb RK3066 or RK3188 units at this point, though.
[Android Head-Units] Hilari0:
If you have a head unit that works today and you're not in immediate need of a new one today, then you can safely wait and see what the coming months will bring. It seems that the market for these Android units are finally moving away from 1GB ram units, in favor of 2GB ram. At this point, you should avoid everything which only comes with 1GB ram. I never had one, but from what I read they didn't allow much in terms of multitasking. The 2GB units will always perform better than the 1GB units, so the choice is fairly easy there. The benefit from the Joying Intel units, is that they are the only ones I've seen so far which offer 32GB internal storage. I don't understand why in 2016, now 2017 the other manufacturers insist on sticking with 16GB internal storage, but this gives a quite distinctive advantage to Joying. Also the previously mentioned sleep mode where you get true instant on feature is really nice.
[Android Head-Units] juniorkm7:
Can someone having Rockford in Mitsubishi can tell anything about built in car BT and phone buttons in steering wheel? They still work or at least are used to control phone functions in HU?

What about USB in arnrest and AUX - do they work or is it possible to wire them for working?

Rockford will still have it's power? HU amp is written to have 4x50W while whole system is 8 speakers + 1 woofer altogether 710W. What is rockford's input?
[Android Head-Units] Techrev:
The 32GB doesn't matter as much to me because I don't install that many apps. I have a 128gb USB stick connected for my music, and I can easily jump that much higher if I need to. 2gb ram is definitely important. The faster the CPU the better, though. My quad core 3188 is sluggish even when I don't have anything loaded and I'm not maxing the RAM.
[Android Head-Units] choochee:
A mate installed a yum cha Joying JY-135 and it seems ok. Radio signal seems to be weak. It seems to auto connect via bt to a Samsung 6 and starts to play audio but I have to manually press play to start audio on my M9. The screen doesn't dim when you turn the lights on which kind of sucks.

I think for music it should be fine and works well in my mates Nissan. As for me, I'd be using the rca's, just a shame that there's no sub volume control so you'll need a separate sub control knob.
[Android Head-Units] juniorkm7:
choochee - which car do you have?
[Android Head-Units] choochee:
Mates car is a Nissan X-Trail '07. I've got a Subaru Liberty Gen 4. We'll connect it with the proper supplied loom soon, only temp spliced at the moment. Can confirm that hu turns on straight away.
[Android Head-Units] juniorkm7:
Almost made decision but still need to get sure. There are 2 options with Intel Sofia: pumpkin and joying (2DIN standart) Which one better to choose and why?
[Android Head-Units] out2011:
Hi, i have just installed a Joying UL-135N2 in my 2011 Outlander Rockford Navi.

Some part of the installation where quite manageable, but some parts are more complicated.

With the right adaptor, CTSMT002.2 from connects2 the Rockford and the SWC works.

The original BT will not work, but the SWC works with the HU BT functions.

Reverse camera needs 6.8V signal from the HU, so here you need an step-down converter and some soldering.

The USB in the armrest needs an adaptor cable, alternatively you can disassemble the mid console and solder the cable.

I have ordered the step-down and the adaptor cable , but not received yet. I have tested the camera with 6V, but the image quality is poor, hope the 6.8V is better.

Out2011
[Android Head-Units] juniorkm7:
Could you post links to all the stuff you bought?
[Android Head-Units] out2011:
As a newbie i can't post links.

I bought the Joying UL135N2 HU, Outlander Fascia MI-021, Connects2 CTSMT002.2 adptor.

I have also ordered an Honda / Mitsubishi USB adaptor, but not received yet. The adaptor is named SKHD-USB-90CM.

The converter, 5A XL4015 DC-DC Step Down Buck Converter with display and a plastic case to mount it in.
[Android Head-Units] redheadplantguy:
I ordered the steering wheel controls from joying because I have none factory. I go into the swc learning app to try and program, but no luck. How do I get it working?
[Android Head-Units] thanhvx:
Hi,

I have Outlander 2007 with Rockford Fosgate (no nav). I ordered CTSMT002.2 adaptor but It does not work, have to return it and waiting for replacement unit.

Do you have to follow a sequence/ procedures when installing the adaptor? I got no sound problem.

Thanks
[Android Head-Units] juniorkm7:
Anyone successfully installed joying to Mitsubishi Lancer/Outlander with rockford to have armrest USB, SWC and stock Mitsubishi camera working?

Please post information (preferably with links) which wires and connectors did you order. I am struggling with many no-name connectors available in car-audio stores and they don't work...
[Xposed General] inasm:
I am trying to make a simple Xposed module where the screen that says "You have made it to %s" will be black if you were navigating in night mode. Currently it is bright white, which is quite blinding.

I have successfully created a simple Xposed module to turn the clock red via a very useful tutorial. I have also successfully decompiled google maps, but I am not entirely sure how to continue now. I looked for the string "you have made it to", which I then did find in an xml file, but I can't find it being referenced anywhere. The other strings ("earlier than predicted" and "walk the rest of the way") gave me the same result.

I had assumed it would be relatively easy to find where in the code the arrival screen is rendered, but apparently not. Can anyone here give me any tips on how I can find it?
[Xposed General] gothicVI:
I'm quite sure it's not easy, because google apps are not open source and I suppose they're taking measures against full decompilation.

Gesendet von meinem Moto G 2014 LTE mit Tapatalk
[Xposed General] inasm:
I have decompiled obfuscated java code before(although not an app), and it wasn't super easy, but looking for strings made it quite doable. I guess it might just be harder for apps?
[Xposed General] itandy:
You probably have to locate where the string resource is being used. If you're able to decompile the APK, you should be able to find the resource ID for this string and then search through the code for a reference to it.

Then maybe hook that function to change the TextView color after it's being called.
[Xposed General] inasm:
Thanks for the response! I already tried doing that, and I only found these kind of id's by doing that: 0x7f110460. This is an extremely large number, so I'm assuming it's some kind of memory location, and I have no clue how to continue from here :(
[Xposed General] itandy:
Your ID 0x7f110460 is actually 6C7F3C in hex. Next thing you can do is search this hex number in the decompiled smali or jar file to locate the referencing methods.
[Xposed General] inasm:
Thanks for your help, but the id 0x7f110460 is already in hex (I think you have missed the f in there). I tried searching for it, but it turns up nothing.
[Xposed General] itandy:
Oh yes like you said I misread the number. Anyway you need to translate the hex back to decimal. Then search again.
[Xposed General] itandy:
Wrong post
[Xposed General] inasm:
I had already tried that, and found nothing :(.

Thanks a lot for your help though, but google just updated its app to include this! Maybe it's because of the feature request I made, or maybe it's just a coincidence, but I'm super happy!
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akash23802:
After one year of using my HTC desire 820, thought of rooting and installing custom rom.

Successfully, installed CM 12, but it was not supporting completely so thought of returning to stock rom.

while doing this I simply forgot to enable USB Debugging after installing CM.

Now my device is stuck in bootloop, Relocked bootloader state, and on top of all this fastboot and recovery mode are also not working.

Please help guys. I am stuck very badly.

Software status: Modified

***RELOCKED***

A51_DTUL PVT SHIP S-ON

HBOOT-3.19.0.0000

RADIO-01.01.010_U10305041-08.01.51015

OS-3.17.720.3

eMMC-boot 2048 MB

Apr 11 2016, 21:16:51.29453
[Desire 820 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themember1993:
Same Problem, But i didn't even root it. Please HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

please help!
[XDA Assist] Fluffbutt:
I've never had a "smartphone" - I want a 5 to 6 inch device for VR.

I can't find a tablet that size with the gyro sensor for a decent ££.

I can, however, find smartphones that have all the specs I need for about £140.

A Sony Xperia Z3+ E6553, being one of them.

Now to the question:

Will it work without a sim card - not as a phone (I don't care about not using it as a phone), I mean will it start up and act like a tablet... without constantly bleating about "sim card missing" or whatever?
[XDA Assist] sawdoctor:
Greetings and welcome to assist. Unfortunately assist is for guiding new members around the boards only, you really should ask your question here

https://xdaforums.com/android/help

The sim card warning is a very simple csc edit so any phone with root/custom recovery it can be removed from if it is there

Regards

Sawdoctor
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CKnight90:
I recently changed my plan to the unlimited. They took away my tethering feature unfortunately. Any way I can work my way around that? Shoot me pm or comment.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] stormseek:
Single Line notification plugin

o2 lastcall, sound profiles, runningprograms

It should be the 2 above the appointments
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] CrazyGamerGR:
FAQ

Recommended app : CrazySuperKernel Adiutor

changelogs

v1.0/01-01-17

- initial release

v2.0/02-01-17

- added fast charge

- added pvs info

- added cpu voltage control
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] CrazyGamerGR:
If u use zzmove governor disable all the hotplugs coz it use its own hotplug as anyone knows.

[Q]How i select profile from kernel tweaker app?

[A]You need to go in governor tunable-profile number and select the number of the profile from the list.

Zzmove profiles

1 ) Default -> will set governor defaults

2 )ybat -> Yank Battery -> a very good battery/performance balanced setting - DEV-NOTE: highly recommended!

3 )ybatext-> Yank Battery Extreme -> like yank battery but focus on battery saving

4 )zzbat-> ZaneZam Battery -> a more 'harsh' setting strictly focused on battery saving - DEV-NOTE: might give some lags!

5 )zzbatp -> ZaneZam Battery Plus -> NEW! reworked faster battery setting - DEV-NOTE: recommended too!

6 )zzopt -> ZaneZam Optimized -> balanced setting with no focus in any direction - DEV-NOTE: relict from back in the days, even though some people still like it!

7 )zzmod -> ZaneZam Moderate -> NEW! setting based on 'zzopt' which has mainly (but not strictly only!) 2 cores online

8 )zzperf -> ZaneZam Performance -> all you can get from zzmoove in terms of performance but still has the fast - down scaling/hotplugging behaving

9 )zzinz-> ZaneZam InZane -> NEW! based on performance with new insane scaling active. a new experience!

10 )zzgame-> ZaneZam Gaming -> NEW! based on performance with scaling block enabled to avoid cpu overheating during gameplay
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] CrazyGamerGR:
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[OnePlus X Original Android Development] CrazyGamerGR:
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[OnePlus X Original Android Development] cokesucker:
Many thanks. It didn't work for me on sultans ROM stuck on one plus screen.