yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G2 Original Android Development] Gerilac:
GBoard keyboard doesnt work always, some crazy bugs are happening.

Послато са LG-D802 уз помоћ Тапатока
[G2 Original Android Development] Both Barrelz:
Not had a problem with Gboard. I use G board all the time and not had one issue. Had a problem with clock always crashing but that was solved by reinstalling GApps. Have you tried uninstalling the default keyboard (pin Yang or something like that) incase it is conflicting. I uninstall it each update I do.
[G2 Original Android Development] berlen:
I am currently running a AICP nightly, how does Mokee compare to that in terms of battery life and temperature? I found last AICP build to run too hot and I am considering switching to some other rom. However, I am concerned by Mokee terms of contract. Is that a serious issue? Also, I will have to flash supersu or magisk to root it, right?
[G2 Original Android Development] edinrh:
Hi guys, im reading the "Requirements", so, ¿i can install this rom coming from 4.4.2 ?? i have root+twrp already installed (with autorec) + Bumped TWRP - Thank you
[G2 Original Android Development] I Am A Swiftie:
Hi dev, I use Mokee a week and this rom is very fast and stable, work well with Magisk 12 (core only) but can u make Speaker louder and i cant install newest netflix version 5.2. have to use 4.16 version, it said " your device isn't compatible with this version"
[G2 Original Android Development] akoner:
;) Good Rom :good:

https://youtu.be/iCWOw6ar9Ho
[G2 Original Android Development] un1ocked:
no further development for LS980, too bad
[G2 Original Android Development] wizli:
SIM CARD Not detected

My LG G2 VS980 could not find the sim card after flashing.

I try the Flight Mode - Off Phone for 1 minute method but not working.

Help please
[G2 Original Android Development] soulripper24:
Hi. Can anyone help me solving the problem with SD Card? In 7.1.2 the Sd Card is not mounted after install rom... Thank you all.
[G2 Original Android Development] limpbizkit78:
I want to say thank you for all the incredible work about this rom. It's a great rom and good experience!
[G2 Original Android Development] djbaha:
I forgot why I wasn't using this rom. Tried to download it.

Then I remembered why I'm not using it.

If you kindly ask me to disable my adblocker without disrupting me, I'll probably do it. But when you hide the links to make me disable it, my reaction is to hell with your rom.

Kind regards
[G2 Original Android Development] Aashir24:
Sim card not working

I have LG G2 VS980 I recently flashed this rom but sim card is not working

please help!!:(

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Same problem. anyone HELP!!

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Go to mobile network setting then go to preferred network type and select GSM/WCDMA preffered.

hope this works.:)
[G2 Original Android Development] limpbizkit78:
Hi guys! I got a question. Now the developers bring to us Xposed (Thanks to the team). How to do it working? I need to flash something?
[G2 Original Android Development] 60nine:
why don't you ask that in the xposed thread?
[G2 Original Android Development] limpbizkit78:
Because Mokee Team put into the last rooms xposed app.
[G2 Original Android Development] JG420:
followed exact instruction to install, and ended up in a bootloop...not sure what I did wrong! :(

I'm coming from CRdroid. Using Blastagators TWRP 3.1.1.0 I didn't even install Gapps. I booted to recovery, did a full wipe (dalvik/cache, system, data, and cache) flashed Mokee (current version for my device, which is a Lg g2 D803 Canadian variant) which does not have stock lollipop, its highest stock ROM is 4.4.2 KK.

Can someone walk me through a more in-depth guide to get this intalled please!
[G2 Original Android Development] imasaint:
How can I root F320

Your rom is very good but I cant root F320L. Help me to root this device, plz. Thanks !!!
[G2 Original Android Development] limpbizkit78:
My device got lollipop rom stock

1. Root the Device

2. Install AutoRec from PlayStore then install RECOVERY TWRP.

3. Install the last TWRP 3.1.1

4. Put into Media partition Mokee Rom and GApps.

5. Go to recovery, full wipes, install rom and gapps

6. Reboot and Wait until complete installation.

7. Donate to Mokee Team

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Active Developer Option, you can find root option there
[G2 Original Android Development] JG420:
[MENTION=4918519]limpbizkit78[/MENTION] I followed those exact instructions and it bootlooped by D803. When I did the KDZ back to stock method the only KDZ files for the D803 are android 4.4.4 and if I click on the LG OTA update there is no lollipop update. Following all instructions leads to a bootlooped every time :(
[G2 Original Android Development] limpbizkit78:
Me too, but I pulled force OTA and my LG G2 D800 (AT&T) had Android Lollipop 5.0.2
[G2 Original Android Development] JG420:
Can you explain to me how you forced your device to OTA to lollipop? I cant seem to go higher than 4.4.2 stock using OTA
[G2 Original Android Development] limpbizkit78:
Visit here, this method it is only for LG G2 D800 but try to find on XDA for your model https://xdaforums.com/att-g2/general/links-manually-forcing-ota-20c-to-20u-t2828874
[G2 Original Android Development] BELLOTTS:
Mokee Battery vs Lineage? mmm I'm not sure which rom keep lol

Edit: With the latest CM 6.0.1 Nighly the bluetooth with the Xbox controller doesn't work

btw with Lineage or Mokee no problem
[G2 Original Android Development] paysen:
How do I boot into recovery? The standard procedure isnt working :/
[G2 Original Android Development] C.Hatfield:
Mokee Devs-

Could we PLEASE, PLEEAASSE get the VS980 updated to Android N ?!?!?! I keep coming back to this ROM every couple months thinking "it HAS to be past MM 6.01 by NOW" annnnnd every time I look, nada, zip, zero .... today, again, deflated. There simply isn't very much development for the VS980 anymore and this (if memory serves me correctly, was a good ROM and it's been TOO LONG since I last booted it)

Is it just not possible ?! Me thinks it is very possible.
[G2 Original Android Development] Both Barrelz:
Speaker volume seems to be incredibly low. 20170908 version

Is it sorted in more recent uploads?
[G2 Original Android Development] miloske83:
Hello friends,how is stable this rom? It's good for dayly driver? Any anoing bugs?
[G2 Original Android Development] limpbizkit78:
HI bro! I've been using it for 3 months, everything is OK. Have some minors bugs. Nothing to worry. I recommend it. It's very smooth, good battery life. It's very stable
[G2 Original Android Development] myidealcut:
Listview animation

Interpolation aninmation listview

Update over the air, download OTA package for your device from the download page for faster update and to save data

Some icons and own layouts

Manager for Google services, so no need to use a large gapps, you can only download necessary at MokeeCenter

Ringtones, Alarms, Notification, UI sounds are all different CyanogenMod, thus bringing a beautiful charm to rom

Own bootianimation

Information integrated into MokeeCenter

Settings to add speed data network

Settings for navigation bar

Settings for Statusbar

Intelligent control settings to configure the newer apps and others.

where can i find this features, in settings?
[G2 Original Android Development] miloske83:
Guys rom have root access? If don't how to root tnx
[G2 Original Android Development] Both Barrelz:
Just flash super su or magisk, but you will also need to bump the bootloader else it won't boot. Research it on here. You will find all you need. It's not complicated as it sounds, if you can flash a rom, you can apply root too.
[G2 Original Android Development] miloske83:
Ok I have magisk what else Ned to flash to boot? Hibrid botstak or mr.boomp ?
[G2 Original Android Development] miloske83:
my device lg d802
[G2 Original Android Development] limpbizkit78:
Yes, you can active in developer option
[G2 Original Android Development] jokersson:
1. Enable the Developer options (Settings > About phone - tap Build number 7 times)

2. Enable Advanced restart in Developer options.

So when you Restart you have the option to either Restart, Soft recovery or Recovery. Choose this last one to boot into Recovery.
[G2 Original Android Development] miloske83:
Xposed by rovo89 working on moke rom? I can live without Xposed ?
[G2 Original Android Development] miloske83:
When update rom to new release,what need to wipe,full wipe?
[G2 Original Android Development] limpbizkit78:
No, dirty flash
[G2 Original Android Development] banikgames:
Best ROM!

Best kernel for this ROM? But Snapchat don't working...
[G2 Original Android Development] miloske83:
Hello when update rom must flash gaps again? AND what dirty flash means?? tnx
[G2 Original Android Development] limpbizkit78:
When you do a update, you don't need to do wipes and reinstall GApps
[G2 Original Android Development] miloske83:
Whay moke rom have new update ewry day? Ist must to update rom ewry day? ?
[G2 Original Android Development] Both Barrelz:
Flash it when you want. I wouldn't do it every day, the updates are incremental and the changes aren't exactly big changes, if any. Once a month is what I do.
[G2 Original Android Development] banikgames:
Why Snapchat don't working at this ROM? ?
[G2 Original Android Development] miloske83:
Hello how, to block adds on android n it's there any Xposed module for that.
[G2 Original Android Development] miloske83:
Recomendend gaps for this rom??
[G2 Original Android Development] banikgames:
Pico.
[G2 Original Android Development] miloske83:
Hello this rom have Google assistant?
[G2 Original Android Development] banikgames:
Maybe no. You must install Google Asistant with TWRP.
[G2 Original Android Development] imazen:
Guys, I've updated this ROM through TWRP and I'm now at fastboot and it can't get anywhere from there

I was on 23/10 and flashed 27/10

any help, folk?
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] i2000s:
EMUI 4 doesn't enable the Wifi Calling on the phone in the US market. It has been rumored that EMUI 5.0 will bring this feature up to FRD-L04 in the US. I wonder if anyone has gotten this feature? I have asked T-mobile people and get the message that this feature is now only depending on the device.
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Saythis:
It doesn't
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] jjjhonor:
wifi calling?!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] jon_k:
Question about ROM flashes.

I'm actually an IT professional in the work related field, so any basics need not be explained. I am still new to Windows Mobile devices and would like to know what this means for my phone.

The way I view a "ROM" is as a firmware, or static programming on a chip. Maybe even a CMOS imprint. In this field, such things are semi-permanent at a component level. For instance, you don't download a .cab file to upgrade your bios (as many "ROMS" seem to come in .cab files), you boot your system on a floppy and run an application that flashes your CMOS with the new image.

What would we assume the "ROM" is on Windows mobile phones? Is it a chip hidden inside of the phone, separate from the primary memory? Is it simply considered all that is in the \windows directory? I don't see why .cab files can flash the ROM.

This leads me to the question, if you do a hard-reset, I assume there's secondary memory on the phone with the \windows folder and all the factory defaults. The memory must serve no other purpose other than to harbor these defaults in the need of a hard-reset. Does flashing your "ROM" also apply changes to this chip containing the default OS image?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] bmueller77:
Hi, here a short description:

ROM:

The ROM is quite similar to a computers harddisk AND RAM (All-In-One), but the OS has to and additional software can be integrated via flashing and is therefor fixed. All data you flash will stay in the ROM after a Hard-Reset.

Some ROMs also contain a Bootloader-ROM and/or a Radio-ROM

Bootloader-ROM:

This is quite similar to a computer's BIOS

Radio-ROM:

The firmware to your PDA's built-in connection devices (e.g. GSM, Bluetooth, WLAN,...)

Hard-Reset:

A Hard-Reset is similar to a comlete reinstallation. Some computer vendors add a recovery CD/DVD to their products. On a Windows Mobile Device the Recovery-disc is integrated in the ROM and will be automatically installed during a hard reset.

And to complete this one ;-)...

Soft-Reset:

A Soft-Reset is similar to a cold restart of your computer. By the way, there's no possibility to "shutdown" Windows Mobile like you are used to with Windows XP or Vista.

Oh, and you cannot install a ROM using a cab-file. Cab-files are "executables" to install additional software. They can only be installed on the device. ROM's have to be installed from a connected computer (There's also a resolution to install a ROM from a Storage Card, but i am not used to it and cannot give you more information about this. But you'll find it, searching in the forum).
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] novellite2:
Me Too.

Yes, it is firmware on the chip, but like a BIOS, it exists after the phone is off, the battery removed, etc. The stuff in the cab files that you install doesn't. Well, let me retract that. The stuff in the cabs and your data stays there after a soft reset, and removing the battery (at least for a short while, YMMV), but my experience has not been that the data stays there after the battery is out for a while (again, YMMV).

Yes, it is a chip. Most of the time, they don't use discreet transistors for these time of things. They are prohibitively large and expensive to solder together to make the memory, not to mention power hungry. :D

To answer your second question, if you peruse the various ROMs here, you will see the following:

Base operating system: This is a common denominator. This is Windows CE/ Mobile edition, WM6, whatever you want to call it.

Additional CABs: This is the flavor the chef uses in his/her kitchen to make the ROM do what appeals to them (and their audience). These can techniclaly be split out and individually installed if the cook puts them as a cab file that you copy to the phone and install from that file downloaded.

What will happen when you hard reset is the ROM that was flashed to the phone will be as it was when you first burned it to the phone. Here's an example: You buy the Kaiser marketed as an AT&T Tilt on 1/1/08, use if for 6 months, and on 7/1/08, you hard reset it. It will be the same as when you turned it on for the first time.

Another case: You buy the phone on 1/1/08, and download a ROM from Dutty, or whomever, and you carefully follow the noob instructions (like I did), and flash it on 1/2/08. You do a hard reset on 7/1/08, and now the phone is the same as when it was last upgraded, so it will be the 1/2/08 version that it goes to.

Clear? :eek:

Hope this helps, and if there are others that want to correct me, please do so.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] jon_k:
Fairly good explanations.

It makes a bit more sense now.

I'll post my new understanding of the control structure and functionality based on everyones post above. If you want to confirm, deny, or alter any of my perceived facts I'd appreciate it! I just like to know a basic understanding of the device functions internally so I can be educated when tinkering with things.

The radio ROM = ROM that controls the radio. Contains frequency ranges/broadcast tweaks for different locales, probably if tweaked can also allow illegal higher wattage transmission power. Some interesting (and surely FCC illegal) hacks are probably available here.

The device ROM - the upper level functions of the phone. Probably has support for the type of WIFI and bluetooth adapter you have. Has to have compatibility to interface with the radio ROM for phone functionality to be supported. Also is what interfaces with the GPS radio, probably the phone, links the keyboard to the OS, etc. Probably handles API between radio ROM and Windows mobile?

The Windows Mobile OS, which is the operating system itself. It communicates with the ROM, and is limited by what the ROM is limited by. Any .cab's or software retrieved here will enhance the OS, nothing more. A hard reset will bring the OS back to it's original state. (Though ROM upgrades remain.) Any cabs installed or changes to \windows in general made will be lost during a hard reset. It restores all content under \windows to it's default state.

Sounds about right with my new understanding. I think for now I'll avoid flashing the ROM. I'm pretty content with modifying the Windows registry hive since it can easily be restored with a hard reset if I bork up a registry key. Unlike the registry, a ROM if a member here misses something (I doubt they're working with much device documentation) a small coding mistake by them could ruin the phone.

Maybe I'll be more prone to start flashing ROM's if there's a way to extract the current ROM for my phone. Perhaps I can update the ROM through ATT or HTC, and use a packet sniffer to sniff the location (likely http URL) of the ROM file.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] jon_k:
One further question though,

Until several minutes ago I thought the ROM simply contained device drivers, etc. Stumbled upon this post however.

I'm now assuming the ROM contains the OS that is flashed on to the internal storage card as well, with it's own custom branding on the OS, own default application set, etc. As well as it's normal functioning with device communication etc. Is this safe to say this is how it works?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] sirsycho:
Yes jon_k,

The ROM contains the WM OS. That is what the cooks are changing primarily (more specifically, most of them change/add/delete the bundled apps that come as part of the shipped OSes). Most now are also expanding the RAM/storage portion of the ROM to allow for more usable storage. More and more cooks are also ripping out some of the MS bloat :).

You should do a hard reset and then force a soft reset before it does the device customization part. You will end up with a Tilt with none of the AT&T bloat (game demos and such). If you don't like it, hard reset again and let it finish.

If you get real adventurous you can install HardSPL and one of the cooked ROMs (or the HTC one).
[Android Studio] srinidhikowshik:
android:layout_gravity

android:layout_columnweight

android:layout_rowweight

what does these xml lines refer in android studio in grid layout ?
[Android Studio] muzaffer652:
Android: layout_gravity

- If value is 1, the object occupies the width or length of the page

-2 objects of gravity value 1; Share half of the page

android:layout_columnweight

android:layout_rowweight

- Used for table_layout, rows, and columns. The same employer is used as Layout_gravity.

- For example, there are 5 columns or rows. I want them to share the page equally.

All weight values 1
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klementin:
Hi!

Does anyone know about a tool to check (and maybe also fix) a bad NAND/EMMC? This is my story:

This Friday I was sitting in my couch and browsing the web on my M9 (HTC__Y13, Europe version) and suddenly it just reboots itself.

This is normal behavior (at least with my phone, happens now and then), but this time it just kept rebooting itself.

I can boot to FASTBOOT but not to "Download Mode" or "Recovery Mode". If I choose Download/Recovery-Mode, it starts to load but just to reboot itself

again.

Pressing VolUp+VolDwn+Pwr takes me to the FASTBOOT menu.

Choosing "Download Mode" takes me to a black screen with HTC logo in silver. After a couple of seconds, it reboots itself.

Choosing "Recovery Mode" takes me to a black screen with HTC logo in silver. After a couple of seconds it reboots itself.

Pressing VolDwn+Pwr takes me to a black screen with HTC logo in silver. After a couple of seconds, it reboots itself.

Trying to boot to RUU-mode (fastboot oem rebootRUU) gives me the same behavior.

S-ON: YES

Relocked: YES

Thanks in advance!

From getvar-command (looks pretty strange to me)

(bootloader) version:0.5
(bootloader) ramdump-mode:false
(bootloader) variant:MTP eMMC
(bootloader) secure:yes
(bootloader) version-baseband:
(bootloader) version-bootloader:
(bootloader) max-download-size: 0x20000000
(bootloader) partition-type:cache:ext4
(bootloader) partition-size:cache: 0x14000000
(bootloader) partition-type:userdata:ext4
(bootloader) partition-size:userdata: 0x5e0000000
(bootloader) partition-type:system:ext4
(bootloader) partition-size:system: 0x118000000
(bootloader) serialno:HT**********

I modified the value on row "(bootloader) serialno:" for this post, value is proper.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivadow:
I can tell you from the getvar output that the emmc is kaput. It's forgotten what it is. Looks like, from my sherlock skills, it may have an m8 software on there as the serial starts HT where as I'm sure m9's are FA..

Beamed in by telepathy.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klementin:
Thank you so much for your response!

As I suspected :(

Unfortunately I'm live (and has bought the phone) in Sweden, so I think an unlocked/relocked bootloader = f*cked. But I will contact HTC support anyway.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flippy498:
I agree with you that the EMMC is probably broken. However, the "HT" has nothing to do with the model of the device. (How to read Serialnumbers)
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hu_san:
Very creepy. I'm having the same exact bootloop issue as the OP. Friday evening, got stuck on the bootloop. Earlier in the week, I thought I was stuck but hooked it up to my pc and was able to reboot fine. Now I'm most certainly screwed.

I'm ***software status: Official*** ***UNLOCKED*** ***S-OFF***.

Now I'm not sure my phone is even showing up when connected to my PC. When I'd run "adb devices" no devices would show up, but if I did "htc_fastboot getvar all" I had an output similar or same as the OP. I tried to uninstall/re-install HTC Sync Manager, and install the latest Minimal ADB, and now I can't even get that output as seen above.

Where do I go from here? I had the hardest time putting ViperOne on my phone a year ago. I spent three or four weekends studying the forums here. I need detailed instructions or I'll get lost. Thank you all for your work so far here in the forums. If you want to experiment on my phone to get it functional again please feel free to point me in the right direction. I had hoped this post would help, but like I said, I can't see my phone in task manager. (Also, I'm not sure about step 4., I don't see an MAF32 file in what I extracted from the latest minimal adb files.). Please help!
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivadow:
Download mode and then htc_fastboot getvar all.

Qualcomm makes publicly available software that controls the raw hardware so that the manufacturer can upload their firmware. I can't remember where I saw it but it was only a short google search to find it.

It may help. It may not help.

Beamed in by telepathy.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hu_san:
I left the phone on the bootloader screen, plugged in to the PC. I think it got a solid charge overnight, and I am now able to boot normally. In the interest of making my phone more stable, I've tried the No wipe.zip method as seen here to go from 3.35.401.12 to the M9_4.14.401.7_NoWipe_TWRP3030.zip, followed by a TWRP wipe. My Venom ROM would still be based on the older firmware. Also, download mode screen shows the older firmware OS version. Will this cause problems? What can I do to make my phone stable again?