yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Mi 3 Android Development] zx604176460:
Great work Thank you for your work
[Mi 3 Android Development] xuso77:
Thanks for your work. This was my favorite Rom in kitkat.
[Mi 3 Android Development] Dr. Ramm:
it depend from rom)
[Mi 3 Android Development] dejansabo:
I would like Paranoid Android :D
[Mi 3 Android Development] farchanrifai:
+1 :p
[Mi 3 Android Development] hanuraiga:
i want AOSiP or PureNexus ?
[Mi 3 Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Lol both are AOSP (nexus) roms like nos which is not easy.
[Mi 3 Android Development] hanuraiga:
Oh no :(
[Mi 3 Android Development] latifdnb:
Good Jobs..
[Mi 3 Android Development] Anarchy16:
what about omni ?
[Mi 3 Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Not easy...All these Roms need extra work not just sync and compile
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
No easy
[Mi 3 Android Development] hanuraiga:
How about Chyper?
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
Now,my internet is very slow,i dont care ROM. I will build later
[Mi 3 Android Development] RyanZhang:
How to download the latest rom?
[Mi 3 Android Development] Dr. Ramm:
only [MENTION=5162591]Shahan_mik3[/MENTION] can make aosp-based rom, we can make only cm-based
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
I will re-build tomorrow. Today,i'm sick :(
[Mi 3 Android Development] Anarchy16:
get well soon :angel:
[Mi 3 Android Development] Nimbkey:
Can you build a KitKat ROM ??
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
Very old
[Mi 3 Android Development] Nimbkey:
I really like KitKat, but the ROM out there no one that I think is stable enough for my daily drive (except miui).
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
Mi3 have many rom 4.4 search on en.miui.com
[Mi 3 Android Development] tjahjo.djoko:
For kitkat rom, i prefer aosp from mr ivan, very stable for daily driver. Check in en.miui.com
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
Yes,no bug random reboot
[Mi 3 Android Development] Dashur7:
Link? :confused:
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
You can test? I will upload after few hour. Now i'm building
[Mi 3 Android Development] Dashur7:
Sure. :)
[Mi 3 Android Development] zx604176460:
The test? Add me one?
[Mi 3 Android Development] farchanrifai:
Count me in
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
Full work
[Mi 3 Android Development] tjahjo.djoko:
Let me try...
[Mi 3 Android Development] Ragh's:
where is the link brother.?
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
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[Mi 3 Android Development] Ragh's:
So the main carbon team right ?are they developing it for cancro ,they started it or still have to wait ?

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Or the development for cancro is done and have to wait for them to upload ?
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
Candy team no support cancro
[Mi 3 Android Development] Ragh's:
So no carbon ROM for cancro...that's sad man..
[Mi 3 Android Development] malybru:
Mod Edit

Thread opened at the request of the [OP]

malybru

Senior Moderator
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
update

V4.0 is up
[Mi 3 Android Development] Iceman:
Yeah...:D, official Carbon ROM..will going to try...today latest build :)downloading now:D

get.carbonrom.org/device
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
Lol,i will change name thread to candy????? i is crazy. This thread for candy7
[Mi 3 Android Development] eddy_nugroz:
Official carbon rom camera broken u can contact dev for cancro, I think its aniket lamba

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Bro u better make official some u have build
[Mi 3 Android Development] thinhx2:
Ask maintainer of rom i dont make official build. Only unofficial build
[Mi 3 Android Development] latifdnb:
Developer options not working (display black)
[General Topics] demione:
I'd like to know if it's possible to use ActiveSync (or any other 3rd party add-on, for that matter) to sync files from any location on my host computer's hard drive onto my WM6 Professional device.

I've tried enabling 'Files' in the syncing menu in ActiveSync, but all that does is create a directory in my computer within 'My Documents' which I'm supposed to put the files which I want synced. I need something more than that -- I'd like the ability to say 'ok, I have file x on my computer in directory y... go sync that to my device in directory z'.
[General Topics] ramel:
Check out http://www.pocketpcfreewares.com/en/index.php?soft=985 which does the job.
[General Topics] KarhU:
Newer versions are commercial but this one (last freeware one) will do the job flawlessly - it can sync data on SD card too.
[General Topics] demione:
Thanks guys! :D
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] raymondm2007:
Is there anyway to get a full screen when someone calls or make the picture a little big then the stock dialer app does?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] chrisschlagal:
Go to the Network tab and then the Call tab and then it is up at the top, you have 3 options, pop up, second screen, or full screen
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] kooljainatul:
hi,

sorry but i cannot find it, can u post some screenshots
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] djnikkofb:
View attachment 3990817
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] ProFragger:
Hi Friends,

Hope you're all having a great new year. So last time I was lurking the S7E forums, we had a leaked Engineering Bootloader that was used to acquire root on all US Snapdragon models, albeit, with a lot performance issues and etc.

I came here to glance as well as all other variant forums for the SD model and now we have Root for every model, with even ROMs being baked like the Echo ROM for Verizon, Sprint, AT&T models, usually the toughest to achieve these things on. I'm trying to read through the forums, but I fear I'm missing the details, that will help me pull the trigger for getting the device or not.

Can one of you very experienced, knowledgeable, and kind members educate me on the latest?

1. Do we have unlocked Bootloader and Root for all US carrier S7Es? How is it done? I use people using Flashfire. So no TWRP?

2. Does this process still trip Knox and render Samsung Pay to never be used again on the device?

3. If I bought the Verizon variant, for example, can I root, unlock Bootloader, and etc, and then return to stock, to return to the store in case I don't like the phone?

4. Xposed Framework working for all models?

Much appreciate your responses, any and all of them in advance! Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] rascal9:
1.) https://xdaforums.com/sprint-s7-edge/how-to/root-t3410424

2.) No, it doesn't. And flashing back to stock will allow Knox to work again, as long as you didn't flash files from other sources (there are some that will trip Knox, so be careful)

3.) Return To Stock

A: Head on over to [MENTION=1599591]psouza4[/MENTION]'s post and follow his steps in the return to stock section. The steps are easy and he's posted mostly all the firmware.

4.) Yep. Here's how to do it: https://xdaforums.com/sprint-s7-edge/how-to/root-t3410424/post67601958
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] ProFragger:
Hey bud, thanks for the response! So reading through your helpful post and links, seems like not much has changed, we still are using the ENG Bootloader to do the Root?

If that is the case, three follow up questions:

1. What is the difference and how are the ROMs like Echo and TEK created with built in root? And are we only able to flash them through FlashFire due to the ENG Bootloader? If we have a engineering Bootloader, why not just install TWRP?

2. Because the ENG Bootloader works on all SD variants, does it mean there is no real benefits of buying one variant over another, example, T-Mobile over Verizon, from a Root and development perspective?

3. Last I checked, we had a ton of issues with the ENG Bootloader... Lagginess, battery issues, lack of optimizations and no updates... Have these been solved? If so, how?

Thank you again and thanks to everyone else who may help too!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] vegoja:
It's an eng kernel that is flashed so the bootloader remains untouched. The reason for the eng kernel is reg s7 kernels don't support root. As for the performance issues and battery drain most of the performance is taken care of with a few apps like lspeed. The battery drain is still rather heavy even using amplify and greenify the screen on time is still pretty poor the stand by drain is mostly taken care off tho.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] ProFragger:
Sorry, you're right Sir, the Eng kernel. Hmm... seems like still a pretty clunky solution for us Root (junkies?) :)

I just got excited when I saw the Echo ROM and people flashing through FlashFire. Also, I thought the U Firmware also allowed for some more flexibility? Basically allowing for any variant available to be used on any carrier and helped the Rooting case too?

Thanks again!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] vegoja:
The U firmware has no very little bloat and has be used for the echoe rom for sprint carrier. It's a fairly long process to get echoe on sprint. But yeah I use the U firmware and I'm rooted on the latest firmware. It's a bit more of a pain to root the pl3 but I can't downgrade my Bootloader to an easier firmware. And your welcome it's np at all
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] badapple420:
How do you get root on PI3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] vegoja:
Disable all these packages before flashing the eng kernel. And make sure to set ur apns after root u won't be able to see them but u can edit it still.
[Samsung Gear S2] nicky2now:
I installed the samsung gear app on my iphone 4S but I'm not able to pair the samsung Gear S2.

Does anyone have tried using the Gear S2 with an iphone 4S ?

thanks

Nicky
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] ProFragger:
Hi Friends,

Hope you're all having a great new year. So last time I was lurking the S7E forums, we had a leaked Engineering Bootloader that was used to acquire root on all US Snapdragon models, albeit, with a lot performance issues and etc.

I came here to glance as well as all other variant forums for the SD model and now we have Root for every model, with even ROMs being baked like the Echo ROM for Verizon, Sprint, AT&T models, usually the toughest to achieve these things on. I'm trying to read through the forums, but I fear I'm missing the details, that will help me pull the trigger for getting the device or not.

Can one of you very experienced, knowledgeable, and kind members educate me on the latest?

1. Do we have unlocked Bootloader and Root for all US carrier S7Es? How is it done? I use people using Flashfire. So no TWRP?

2. Does this process still trip Knox and render Samsung Pay to never be used again on the device?

3. If I bought the Verizon variant, for example, can I root, unlock Bootloader, and etc, and then return to stock, to return to the store in case I don't like the phone?

4. Xposed Framework working for all models?

Much appreciate your responses, any and all of them in advance! Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] FoxyDrew:
1. There is no unlocked bootloader on any U.S models. Flashfire is what we use to flash ROMs.

2. Knox is not tripped by anything you'll see in these forums. Rooting disables Samsung Pay, but flashing back to stock fixes it.

3. Yes if you root or do anything you can Odin back to stock with a clean slate.

4. Yes
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] bobcaruso:
Do we really need another root/bootloader thread?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] ProFragger:
Thank you very much for your response, bud. One last follow up question: Since all the US variants are rooting based on the ENG Kernel, is there really a benefit of getting one variant over another, for rooting or etc purposes?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] FoxyDrew:
nope
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] ProFragger:
Thank you again! And they all even have the same radios and bands in all of the US variants?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] ProFragger:
Hi Friends,

Hope you're all having a great new year. So last time I was lurking the S7E forums, we had a leaked Engineering Bootloader that was used to acquire root on all US Snapdragon models, albeit, with a lot performance issues and etc.

I came here to glance as well as all other variant forums for the SD model and now we have Root for every model, with even ROMs being baked like the Echo ROM for Verizon, Sprint, AT&T models, usually the toughest to achieve these things on. I'm trying to read through the forums, but I fear I'm missing the details, that will help me pull the trigger for getting the device or not.

Can one of you very experienced, knowledgeable, and kind members educate me on the latest?

1. Do we have unlocked Bootloader and Root for all US carrier S7Es? How is it done? I use people using Flashfire. So no TWRP?

2. Does this process still trip Knox and render Samsung Pay to never be used again on the device?

3. If I bought the Verizon variant, for example, can I root, unlock Bootloader, and etc, and then return to stock, to return to the store in case I don't like the phone?

4. Xposed Framework working for all models?

Much appreciate your responses, any and all of them in advance! Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] Lord_Saren:
1. No public unlocked Bootloader on any US variant. Flashfire works but no custom recovery

2. Right now with eng Kernel and custom(ish) roms like Echo don't trip Knox since it is still the U firmware of the s7

3. You can root and jump to roms like echo or other stockish roms and return to normal and return to store but no unlocked bootloader

4. Far as I know Xposed works on most if not all (I have mine on and Att variant running Echo) It is installed/Flashed via Flashfire and is a custom version.

Since we still need the leaked Eng Kernel we still have massive performance and battery lose. There are guides to alleviate these issues but its still not as good as stock. Even roms like echo require it for root. So remember that before you jump in
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answers] disturbd1:
1. Do we have unlocked Bootloader and Root for all US carrier S7Es? How is it done? I use people using Flashfire. So no TWRP?

There is no bootloader unlock for the US carrier variants of the device as of yet, senior forums members are guessing there probably won't be, either. What is being done successfully is rooting via an engineering kernel. Visit the carrier-specific sub-forum for your S7E model to ensure you're using the appropriate method and files when flashing. Flashfire is being used after the fact, for things like xposed. There is no custom recovery option for any of the US models that I'm aware of.​

2. Does this process still trip Knox and render Samsung Pay to never be used again on the device?

None of the outlined processes will trip Knox, as they don't modify or replace the bootloader. Samsung Pay should still work fine when rooted, as far as I've read.​

3. If I bought the Verizon variant, for example, can I root, unlock Bootloader, and etc, and then return to stock, to return to the store in case I don't like the phone?

The Verizon variant has some of the better documentation and support for root, but AT&T and T-Mo carrier models can also be rooted. I'm currently running the firmware for the T-Mo variant on my AT&T model and loving it. I'm not rooted, as the engineering kernel is absolute crap in terms of performance/battery life balance, but it is a fluid stock experience w/out bloatware.​

4. Xposed Framework working for all models?

As far as I know, yes.​
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] ProFragger:
Hi Friends,

Hope you're all having a great new year. So last time I was lurking the S7E forums, we had a leaked Engineering Bootloader that was used to acquire root on all US Snapdragon models, albeit, with a lot performance issues and etc.

I came here to glance as well as all other variant forums for the SD model and now we have Root for every model, with even ROMs being baked like the Echo ROM for Verizon, Sprint, AT&T models, usually the toughest to achieve these things on. I'm trying to read through the forums, but I fear I'm missing the details, that will help me pull the trigger for getting the device or not.

Can one of you very experienced, knowledgeable, and kind members educate me on the latest?

1. Do we have unlocked Bootloader and Root for all US carrier S7Es? How is it done? I use people using Flashfire. So no TWRP?

2. Does this process still trip Knox and render Samsung Pay to never be used again on the device?

3. If I bought the Verizon variant, for example, can I root, unlock Bootloader, and etc, and then return to stock, to return to the store in case I don't like the phone?

4. Xposed Framework working for all models?

Much appreciate your responses, any and all of them in advance! Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] CravingMender9:
Absolutely nothing has changed on root (only possible due to ENG kernel) and bootloader unlock (which is not yet possible).

1. No

2. No

3. No

4. No idea about all models. For the t-mobile one, please check: https://xdaforums.com/tmobile-s7-edge/how-to/guide-installing-xposed-framework-t3414718

You can use the search feature in xda for finding out :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] ProFragger:
Hey bud, thanks for getting the ball rolling on these questions. If you could add some more information, I'd appreciate it :):

If we still don't have a way to Root or Unlock bootloader, how are these ROMs (Echo, Tek, and other stock ROMs) available with root? And how are these flashed? Are we somehow bypassing the BL by using FlashFire?

Can you also educate me on the U Firmware and why people install it and is it reverseable?

Lastly, if I got a T-Mobile variant for example, installed these ROMs Tek, Echo, etc, can I return to Stock completely and return to T-Mobile, by any chance for them to take it back? Thank you again!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] black96ss:
for the t mobile variant, I was able to flash the U firmware and flash back to stock t mobile. NOTE: I did not flash the U bootloader. I kept the T mobile bootloader just be sure I could flash back to stock t mobile(APK1). I'm sure this method would work with other carriers as well. so what ever variant you have, make sure you stay on that BL and only flash the U firmware CSC and AP. As for the CP(modem) I would flash your carriers latest CP file. That's what worked best for me with the U firmware. Currently I'm using the latest nougat BETA
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] ProFragger:
Thank you very much for your response, bud. One last follow up question: Since all the US variants are rooting based on the ENG Kernel, is there really a benefit of getting one variant over another, for rooting or etc purposes?

P. S. May I ask why you flashed the U Firmware? What are the advantages of it? ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] nitroevo:
The u firmware basically does not include all of the software that is usually included with the phone. For example.. Tmobile with their software on it, Verizon att etc... Makes the phone a bit snappier especially if you were to root. Even tho I hope for a more stable root still. I am rooted at the moment. Wish they didn't recall the note 7 because the root on that was better
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Binary100100:
You're confused. At least, you were.

We do not have an "unlocked Bootloader" and we never did. We had an engineering kernel. That engineering kernel allows certain commands that enabled us to acquire root access. But without that kernel, the system (with the original kernel or boot partition) checks for any changes in the /system partition. If any are found it triggers a bootloop. So basically, if you want root we MUST have the engineering kernel. Unless someone else finds another way that's just the way that it is.

Personally, I unrooted and went back to stock. Root was okay at first but with the lack of development, Samsung Pay and the fact that Android 7+ will probably not be seeing root... well... time to accept the fact that Samsung owns the phone even though we bought it. What else can we do?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] ProFragger:
Thanks for your helpful responses fellas. I understand root is not perfect, but for some folks like me, Xposed seems to be worth the trouble. For Samsung Pay, I intend to use the Gear S3 one day ?.

Final question, since all US Snapdragon models are using the engineering kernel to root and etc... Is there a benefit of getting one carrier variant, over another? For example, Verizon is usually the cheapest. Is it wise to get that, with the U Firmware, to use on AT&T? Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Binary100100:
Let me know if that works out for you then.

I just purchased the S2 Classic (on T-Mobile) and use Samsung Pay quite a bit. But I can tell you that it does open Samsung Pay on the phone and if you are rooted, Samsung Pay will not work at all. So I'm not sure if it will work at all for you even with the S3.

In regards to your other inquiry, I haven't tried the U firmware. I read something about data issues, no wifi calling (which is pretty important to me), no hotspot (which is also really important to me) but I heard that it is really fast. Not sure how much of that is still a problem but you should probably read up on it before doing anything first. But the rooting method is all the same between carriers I believe. All require the engineering kernel and breaks Samsung Pay along with a couple of other apps.

Just make back ups, have a stock firmware available to flash with ODIN just in case and remember that it's almost impossible to brick this device (because we don't have an unlocked bootloader.)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] ProFragger:
Thank you again for a helpful post. So the S3 has a dedicated MST/NFC chip in it, that allows for Samsung Pay to work from the watch, it's done through the Gear app. That's what I have read.

About the rest of it, again, curious to see if there is one US variant, superior to another in terms of Root capabilities or bands and radios available and etc? Can anyone confirm this for me?

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Binary100100:
So does the S2.

When I was setting up the Samsung Pay on my watch it said that it had to download an update.

Then I went through the setup process through my phone which was from the Samsung Pay app.

You go to "Add card" on your watch and it opens Samsung Pay on your phone.

You click "Next" and it displays your Samsung account information.

Then it takes you to a screen that says "Setup complete" telling you that you're ready to use it and at the bottom says "Add card"

You do that all from the Samsung Pay app on your

phone

which leads me to suspect that if you root your phone, you won't be able to use Samsung Pay on your watch.

People on this thread that you have to set it all up first, remove the Samsung Pay app on the phone but leave it on the watch. If it's all done correctly then it should work. Just make sure you get it all set up first.

Next thing that I'm going to try is using my watch in "Standalone" with my phone out of bluetooth or wifi range. See if that still works.

As far as I know, the U firmware permits use of some other bands that aren't normally used. Not sure which ones though.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] ProFragger:
Thanks for the correction/education on the S2, bud, much appreciated. I wonder if the rooted phone works with the S3, because Samsung has allowed many other non Samsung phones to know work with the S3? But I could be wrong, I thought it was open like that with the S2 as well, no? Looking forward to your testing, hope there is a breakthrough in there! ?