yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] _yen_:
None of them, you need to rebuild a permissive kernel to be able to boot 7.1.1. ATM all nougat builds for tuna from unlegacy site bootloops due to some selinux denials.

Plus, to successfully build a tuna kernel from 7.1 ua branch you need to revert these two commits, which borked kernel build:

http://gerrit.unlegacy-android.org/1151

http://gerrit.unlegacy-android.org/1153

Hope it helps.

bye

yen
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Voron.exe:
Thank's! My bad. Fixed.

Oh..

I've spent a day and finally got working version for aosp_7.1_tuna_2016-10-21.zip that I published.

For 7.1.1. no luck. You said that have successfully booted by own build?

I can add your version here if you don't mind, cause I get tired of these rebuilds and don't want to spent more time on version that I am not going to use.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] _yen_:
No problem, PM me a way to sent it... I've fresh built touch-wake-7.1 branch, works on today UA build.

Just a bug report: during a phone call proximity sensor is active and if you have enabled "power button end call" in Accessibility menu it hangs call. Thus even if you have enabled only touch or touch and long touch....

bye

yen
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fromfree:
It's working flawlessly in ua_tuna-ota-20170116 (aosp-6.0) build, but I haven't tried phone calls. Could you consider to implement, if it's not to difficult, double tap to wake instead of only one tap?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] massoudsh:
oh my god...new kernel for old Gnex, it is excellent!!!:highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Voron.exe:
I've already done workaround for phone calls and some more fixes but not yet published.

As for double tab I will see what can I do. Wait a bit for new versions soon, current is a bit buggy.

UPDATE THOUGHTS:

I am currently thinking on implementing all this in kernel module instead of rebuilding kernel.

The PGM/TouchControl guy did the same, sadly he didn't open sources and abandoned development for few income.

If I'll succeed than probably I'll turn this project into an app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Voron.exe:
Okay. I've done some work and have some success with modules.

I am planing to make and app that will allow to add this features (touch wake and color control at least) to any tuna kernel and rom and possible in future to other devices too.

The app will (obviously)require root and will be shared for free without ads/trial/limitations but with optional donate.

Does anybody interested in such app? Is it worth to continue?

Cause I've reached all features I wanted and there will be no sense to continue develop if no one interested in results.

Please tell me what you think!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
I think that's a great idea. I think you could probably do it far more easily with AnyKernel2 also. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] _yen_:
Seems a very interesting project to me as i'm currently running VoronK on top of ua.

Thanks

yen
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Voron.exe:
As I understand AnyKernel2 is a script for flashing a kernel into ROM with any ramdisk (Am I wrong?).

If so I can't see any benefits of using it, cause there are much bigger ROM/Kernel incompatibility issues than just a ram disk.

What I do (and almost done) done now is a kernel modules that can be loaded in any kernel (almost) so I can no more care about building own kernel for each ROM version.

Instead I will care about compatibility with different kernels. On the other side users will be free to use kernels which they like.

Thank you too! Your posts make's me to continue developing, although it's not easy, cause I have to study also.

I wonder how many Galaxy Nexus devices still in use?

I fill like there about 100 in the world and I am one of them!

Hope that isn't true =D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
You can use AnyKernel2 to flash over any ramdisk as well as any zImage if you want, check out my GN Synapse Injector zip. So if you want to add modules, etc. to any kernel/ROM AK2 should be much easier than an app I would think! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bamtan2:
I cannot comment on technical issues, but I do think color control is mandatory in a ROM. And in any computer system, in fact.

One big release of CM13 has 9000 downloads, and a big release of UA 7.1 has 10,000 downloads. Maybe half or less of all current users would ever download these. Personally I have not downloaded either. So I think your feeling is not true. There are more than 100 Galaxy Nexus users. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Voron.exe:
With the app it's not hard too. It's like "insmod mymodule.ko". Only needs a root.

App can download anybody and no need to deal with recovery and manual flashing.

Anyway app will needed to control module settings. I think it's more user friendly..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yossSP:
I completely agree.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lore1:
Does this kernel work with LineageOS 13?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Voron.exe:
It shouldn't. Unlegacy-Androind kernel are not compatible with Cyanogen MOD and LineageOS.

Sorry but now I've no time and will to continue developing this feature. I hope I will in future but not now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] _yen_:
Hello [MENTION=7825288]Voron.exe[/MENTION] i'm really sad reading this.

Just for your info, unlegacy is planning to have a combined kernel for mm and n (actually the staging branch) which I'm running now "voronkized" (with touch-wake branch commits) on 7.1.2. Need to test further if stressing the touch still sometimes crash the immersive mode.

Well, I hope you can find soon will and time to continue developing VoronK as t2w feels me a nice improvement over stock.

bye

yen
[XDA Assist] Moni875397:
Sir I need to change my android platform to windows but I awfully I don't know how? Pls guide me to get Windows 10 platform on my asus ZenFone max
[XDA Assist] FSadino:
Hello and Welcome to XDA-developers ;)

E believe that this platform change is impossible...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rash.m2k:
Hi All,

My smasung note 10.1 does not get past the samsung logo screen, I can boot into download mode, and use odin 3.10.7 to flash pit file and rom - never gives me any errors, but when it tries to start it never gets past the samsung logo screen.

I've tried a few different roms and pit files nothing seems to help, can't even flash any custome recovery and boot into that - doesn't let me boot into it.

Really need your help guys!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Suggests wrong rom flashed or wrong PIT files .

Have you tried flashing a recovery ??
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BackDaws:
I got the same problem with a friend's note 10.1 flashes through Odin fine no errors but can't get into recovery to factory reset. Just sits there with the note 10.1 splash screen.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] baddi_smew:
Hi guys anyone could help me find link on mega for android 7.0 btu firmware .. I have a slow internet connection
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Leeum:
Download SamFirm from HERE

Once program opens enter SM-G930F in the model box & BTU into Region and tick the Auto Box. Also make sure the check CRC32 box is unticked. It will download quick and you can then use Odin to restore
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] x3r0.13urn:
I was wondering about... Is it true if x64_x86 build (arm64) uses more RAM than just x86 (arm)? Considering this phone can't take any advantages of 64 bit OS (cmiiw), I just wonder whether it's possible to build the x86 ROM version of any available custom ROM out there?

I know only a little about theoretical of why it wouldn't be easy task / wouldn't possible perhaps due to its kernel only available in x64_x86 build... or it needs a lots of codes rework (since C++ x64 has additional instruction/data types which not available in x86), or its blobs only available in x64_x86... So, anyone has more convincing arguments about this task?
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] wertus33333:
Hi x3r0.13urn

Just to clarify things: our Mi4c/s is built with a arm 64 SoC (system on a chip), and x86 means a different processor architecture (like computer cpu's) so there are 4 (common) cpu architectures:

"Normal" CPU: x86 (32 bit) and x64 (64bit)

"Mobile" CPU: Arm (32bit) and Arm64 (64bit)

So your question is, if it would have any benefits building an arm (32 bit) kernel/rom/Firmware for our arm64 Mi4c/s.

As the CPU itself is made for Arm64 i think there are lots of optimizations (things I, the noob, doesnt understand) in the Kernel/Firmware/Rom so it would be useless to go back to the old arm 32 bit environment (DEV's correct me if i'm wrong).

An idea of mine: Why not build an ARM64 Rom with small textures and low resolution? The screen would look **** but i think there would be many battery savings and more performance to use for other things..

Greetings

Wertus
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] Cozzmy13:
I don't see why you need better performance, Mi4c is an already powerful device.

Regarding OP, there is no 32bit kernel developed for any msm8992 phone, as Qualcomm made it a 64bit chip and optimized the kernel for 64bit usage. So no, we can't compile a 32bit kernel for msm8992, and even if we did, it would be bad.

Regarding the smaller textures, a lot of Android is now vector graphics, and you can't make them smaller, and having smaller textures than we need would be useless as they would have to be upscaled to display them. The phone might even consume more power to upscale them.
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] x3r0.13urn:
I see... So, if it's true, the problem there's no x86 kernel source thus afflicts other aspects. It's quite shame... since even up till today, 32-bit only OSes (Windows, *nix) are still available.

I agree on, yes SD 808 packs a punch to withstand today's need. Regarding about textures, I take it we're talking about resolution downscaling (from 1080p to 720p?), would save few MiB of RAM usage, and it will also lower CPU usage, though in my personal experiences, it won't prolong battery life very much.
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] Cozzmy13:
Windows and Linux distros must run on a lot of machines, and be compatible with all.

The Linux kernel found in a Android device is much different, as it targets one specific chipset, which in this case 64bit. Also, 64bit is overall much better than 32bit, the only drawbacks being RAM usage(but the differences are really small!).

No, I was talking with the other guy which mentioned using lower textures.

About lowering resolution, it can actually get worse. In games where FPS isn't locked CPU can become a bottleneck, because GPU has less work to do and therefore it can finish it faster, then it requests more data from the CPU, and so on, until the CPU can't keep up.

Overall you can't really improve this device much on the speed side of things, and ROM developers try to improve battery life already. The problem is that users use their devices in various ways and you can't make everyone happy.

So yeah, we do our best to optimise stuff and if it hasn't been done then it can't be done or it doesn't improve anything.
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] wertus33333:
I meant to reduce the resolution (sry, explained it wrong with textures).

Well, i guess a lot of people want to use the Hardware they have (why 720p if u can use 1080p "to show ur friends"?)

I just wonder if one could compile- lets say- an HTC desire HD rom, which works fluently at 700mhz with a single core cpu (and even an old one). So you could adjust the governor settings of the mi4c (with a better optimized cpu, gpu, bigger battery...) and get an incredible battery.

I understand that this is not wanted from most of the users because u have an old system, missing many functions and u cant use your new device to the full excess because of the software.

But to use this rom when i dont have the chance to charge my mobile for 3-5days (with multirom) would be great (if that works how i imagine it).

Edit: And yes, the mi4c is very nice for performance, just the bat could be better ;)
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] terence.tan:
With regards to the battery: unfortunately for the short term, the solution is to buy an external battery (i.e. power bank), or do "extreme" things like switching on aeroplane mode, dim screen, powersave governor, etc.

In the medium term, there are things developers can do. However this work is very detailed and requires lots of testing. There's plenty of tweaks one can make with the CPU core load balancing, voltages, frequencies etc. It's difficult because there are so many knobs to twiddle, and so many ways to make things worse.
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] wertus33333:
Well, with all connections shut down (except for mobile network, without mobile data) it holds about 2 days (i'm still taking pictures and phoning), which's not bad. i also use my own governor values (gave me the most).

But where to charge the power bank (they are empty fast on festivals..)? xD

Thx for your explanation/help, but i think i'll just end up attaching a stronger battery to my one x (which holds around 1.5-2 days with same usage).

Do you know if i need to adjust any kernel parameters for a new bat (i dont think so)?
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] terence.tan:
Yeah. I'm not sure that there's a lot more you can do, without a developer actually running a profile on your phone to see what's drawing power.

Along the same lines, performance is important. We have a concept called "race to sleep", which means that the phone runs faster for a shorter time, then can go to idle. This saves power.

One strategy is to use hardware acceleration where possible. For example, using crypto hardware instead of in software. This is one example of a medium-term project that requires lots of testing, because if you get crypto wrong, you can lose your data...

I'd just try it and see if it auto-detects.
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] terence.tan:
Re: aeroplane mode and power saving. Here's the quote I was looking for:

Source: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/201...permission-controls-fingerprint-api-and-more/

This is what I mean by, with a persistent developer who looks for all the details, you can get results like above...
[Xiaomi Mi 4C] wertus33333:
My op2 holds around 3 weeks if i only use it as an alarm in the morning (with some minor tweaks, without gapps).

What really made me think is that the op2 with its 5.5" screen and a 3300mah bat gets around 10h SoT (lowest brightness, just idling) and the mi4s with its 3260mah and 5" screen only about 4h SoT (lowest brightness, idling).

Its not that hard to get results like in your link if you adjust the gov to just keep cpu load on the lowest possible. I also got 2 weeks with an SGS plus just idling around, but when i use it to browse the web its empty in 30mins xD.
[General Topics] guap:
Ok, I'm a newbie in wm6 world after year of simple wm2003 without phone. I'm looking for a "simple" icon on my today screen (actually I'm on spb pocket plus but it doesn't matter) to switch between normal, mute and vibrate ring.. Can you point me to the right direction? :D Wm6 doesn't have it by default? How is this possible? It's a BASIC function...
[General Topics] guap:
nobody need this function? :confused:
[General Topics] Rudegar:
you dont mention what device you use or what rom

but my wm6 rom have a perfectly nomral access to

normal sound, vibrate and silent
[General Topics] guap:
i have a touchXL but I was hoping that this switch was a basic and device indipendent feature, a link somewhere to mute/unmute the ringer... Sounds strange?:p

Btw I found spb phone suite that have exactly what I'm looking for, a shortcut on today to mute/unmute/vibrate despite to go to settings-> telephone.Now I'm happy :D

tnx you anyway ,)
[Other SmartWatches] martinte:
Hi,

Im looking for a cheap Smart watch with SIM and good GPS. I will probably only use it for running (though if it is good for day-to-day use I'll be even happier).

Right now I have a Gear S2, which I like a lot. Mainly because it is comfortable,its looks good and last for more than a day of work (actually close to two days). So for day-to-day I'm fine.

I was thinking about Finow X5+, but I found no real relivable review on forums. Also KingWear KW18, but there were some complaints about its GPS (and I need a good one).

I was also thinking about waiting for the new Google watches, hoping they will cost no more than 200$, or buyin a used LG urbane 2nd edition.

What do you think?
[Other SmartWatches] afblangley:
I'm not familiar with the KW15 or X5 specifically, but I own a couple of watches of that elk and a Gear S3. It's an apples to oranges comparison. The cheap Chinese watches try to do everything but execute it poorly. Running full Android, they're theoretically capable off running any app. But in reality, software crashes, poor battery, minimal water resistance, etc. keep it's potential from being realized. Because they're inexpensive, some folks are willing to tolerate their shortcomings. But if you're looking for a dedicated running watch, you're probably not one of them. Especially since you already have a Gear S2.

There are several GPS equipped watches/fitness trackers that have a good reputation with runners. Your SIM requirement is the limiting factor. At the sub $200 price point, you'll probably achieve a better result with a watch or tracker from Garmin, Polar, TomTom, or Fitbit plus a cheap phone that you take with you on runs if you need SIM capability. If you want a quality all in one device, it's not going to be cheap. The best options currently available are from Samsung and LG, as you know.
[Other SmartWatches] martinte:
I think it is a wise advice. So I took a look at some GPS sport watches and they seems to be both good enough and cheap enough.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spacenut:
Searching around for a guide or better yet app to remove all the phone files from my p900. I would think it might benefit from that stuff not loading and running when its useless. Any ideas or comments would be appreciated.

Forgot to mention running stock lollypop 5.0.2 by Civato full Samsung rom.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beut:
There are many app removers on Google Play

https://play.google.com/store/search?q=app remover&c=apps&hl=en
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spacenut:
Yes there are app removers. Have not found anything that will remove/kill phone services. Freezing them in titanium doesn't seem to stop them either. I was hoping someone knew what files and apks to safely remove.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beut:
I wonder why you believe there are phone services running in a Wifi model SM-P900. Even in a LTE tablet , all phone apps are disable.

This is an example from my LTE tablet from TMobile, Phone app is disable to prevent users use a LTE tablet as a phone.

Look at your Application Manager--> All, you will see Phone app is disable.

[IMG="Phone App"]http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/74d1/u577p8onmbibnpm6g.jpg[/IMG]

Even if you want to use LTE tablet as a phone, a modem must be installed and voice call must be enable in the firmware

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1875024
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spacenut:
If you look at running apps and services with an app like say fmr memory I think its called. You will see phone related apps running. I use it to find, tweak and turn off things I don't use or need with Titanium.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beut:
You should post a snapshot of processed of those you think phone related apps; otherwise it's very hard to answer a general question

regarding phone activities in a Wifi Note Pro.

My LTE doesn't have any activities of phone services when checking all running apps.

[IMG="Running Apps"]http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/acb0/xjz1jbo4srtmy766g.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG="Running apps"]http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/d82e/0olt58jhshysngo6g.jpg[/IMG]
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spacenut:
Deleted com.phone.android and it no longer runs. Many task apps show more detail on what is actually running on your system.
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] cctoti:
I'm finding a sub forum for my device

The name in my country is Huawei GR5 2017 model is BLL-L22

Is it the same with Honor 6X,
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] reyeselr:
Yes, in my country it is also called GR5 2017 BLL-L22
[Honor 6X Questions & Answers] GuestK0087:
Already a thread for this:

https://xdaforums.com/honor-6x/help/huawei-gr5-2017-t3528586

Please search before posting.

Thread closed.
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] mhdazhar:
There was no Cyanogenmod before...So will there be Lineage for Note5..
[LineageOS Questions & Answers] jhedfors:
Read the rules, at the top of this forum. Here:
[LeEco Le 2 Questions & Answers] arindam28:
I recently started flashing custom roms. The most common trouble that comes is how to get back to stock rom. Anyone please give a detailed procedure how to get back to stock rom from flashing stock recovery to flashing stock rom...

Thank you
[LeEco Le 2 Questions & Answers] Oppo_Raam:
1.Download the stock rom from letv forum

2.If you r on Codeworkx TWRP, install Chinese TWRP by ycjeson

3.Then install the stock zip file (19s). First time you may get error, flash again the same file.

4.It asks whether to install stock rom, give yes.

5.Now your phone will be with stock rom and recovery. with bootloader locked.

If this helped ..hit thanks
[LeEco Le 2 Questions & Answers] ramsanath:
Stock Recovery given by rishab rao :

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8T-FsY2G8InSW9lNzZiNGlOem8/view?usp=sharing

Stock Rom :

https://devs-lab.com/download-letv-official-stock-rom.html#Le_2_Qualcomm_Stock_ROM

rename the downloaded stock rom to update.zip and then place it in the root directory of internal storage

flash stock recovery and click the update option

you'll get an error but try again

That's it!

Better take a twrp back up soon after you flash the stock rom just in case.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Firnien:
Hey Guys!

I recently flashed ResurrectionRemix N-v5.8.0-20161129 on my OnePlus3 (the fact that i couldn't install the OTA for OOS 4.0 was main reason to do it) and it all went well. But I quickly realized that the onscreen time drastically dropped in compare to my former OS (OOS 3.2.8 if I remeber correctly) - before flashing I could use it for about 1 1/4 days with intense use, now about... 8 hours with normal use. I also tried install Greenify, but I could not see any changes till now.

I don't know if it has smth. to do with activating the Google Assistant following this thread.

There is a screenshot attached, made two minutes ago from the battery options. As you can see, CyanogenMod-System drains a lot of energy and I don't know why. Can anybody help me?

The RAM usage is quite high (about 3GB in the last 5 hours) and the phone turns warm while charging and while using... It did it before too, but not at that much and that quick

I'm really looking forward to an answer.

Firnien

PS: Excuse my english, I'm not a native english speaker :D (if there is a German out there reading this, please answer in german :D)
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Henipah:
Hi guys,

Has anyone tried the update listed on this website?

http://hwmt.ru/oth/HWFF/info/view.php

When I searched for the update for my device this was all that came up, anyone tried it?

Cheers
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] stefanwil:
I didnt see C636 in recent updates
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] Z-Blade:
There is a EVA-L09C636B361 in the list.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] whyhowie:
I just tried it the other day. There are two FULL pacakges, but neither works. Installation failed either at 5% or around 40%.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] henryco11:
I update the L19 version, you must use Huawei Updater tool.

The L09 I think must works (with the correct URL for that version)

In the L19, exist two versions, 29 and 30 december. The first works, the second no, I dont know why.

Use the FULL versions.

God luck.
[Huawei P9 Questions & Answers] snjflame:
My model is Huawei P9 EVA-L09C636

I tried to update like this, it's started updating and got an error while updating then phone rebooted with new update,

but there's lot of errors,

Built Number displays as - NRD90M test-keys

Updater missing in settings

Camera missing

Flash Light not working

Clock missing

File Manger missing

and few more default huawei apps missing.

How do I fix it or downgrade to previous version back?