yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Device Reviews and Information] JVD66:
How was this file built ? What modificaitions did you have to make to TWRP git ?

( @ https://github.com/TeamWin/Team-Win-Recovery-Project ) ?

There are no matches for the string 'AGM A8' in that repository .

I believe user kow69 may be trying to scam us / get people to run

some virus / malicious code.

According to the lineageOS MSM8916 maintainer, zhaochengw,

who kindly responded to my GitHub message:

On 14/04/2017, zhaochengw <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> this is no source for A8 now

> maybe AGM will release in few weeks,just wait plz

I plan to wait until I hear from zhaochengw that AGM A8 support has been

added to LineageOS - ResurrectionRemix is based on LineageOS .

So I advise users to take the above claims that there is some open-source

version of Android that runs on the AGM A8 with a very large dose of salt,

and on no account should they attempt downloading or flashing those

binaries.
[Device Reviews and Information] JVD66:
Yes, thank you, I realize that there are what purport to be binary builds

of ResurrectionRemix OS for AGM A8 out there - you have posted them before .

There may even be one distributed by AGM itself - Zhaochengw seems to imply that ,

in saying that the MSM8916 legacyOS for AGM A8 branch will soon be released to lineageOS

and thereby RR & available in its GIT .

Who knows if the AGM A8 ResurrectionRemix binary you posted has the same rooting

problems as the AGM 7.0 Nougat build I am running or not, or if it is packed with malware ?

I cannot afford risking bricking the phone / infecting it with malware to find out.

As I have tried to make clear, I am not looking for a binary / flashable image to download-

I am looking for a (link to a) GIT that will enable me to build one and potentially change

all sorts of things.

Thanks for your help, sorry to imply that you might be a scammer, but as I have

always made clear in my posts , I am not disposed to find out the hard way by

flashing a binary image I have not built myself from trusted sources.
[Device Reviews and Information] pabloluih:
Any way to install stock ROM 7.0? The ZIP only contains a BIN file and I can not install from TWRP recovery.

Thanks in advance.

edit. my fault, I have found the method: put BIN file inside external SDcard and switch on the mobile phone holding both volume keys and power ON until the screen of installation appears.
[Device Reviews and Information] Alberto96:
Review (part 2)

Benchmarks

I have used 3DMark, AndroBench, Antutu Benchmark, Epic Citadel, GeekBench 4, GFXBench, PCMark (Work 2.0, Computer Vision, Storage & Work 1.0) and Vellamo to stress the device to the limit. I won’t test Games or Video Playback because there are already some related tests included in these Benchmark suites.

3DMark – GPU Performance is pretty low, this Adreno 306 is just outdated for current games.

AndroBench – eMMC Performance is decent, write speed lower than read speed. (as expected)

Antutu Benchmark – I won’t say a lot about this benchmark, this isn’t as reliable as others. I’m providing this just for benchmarks lovers.

Epic Citadel – As you can see, 3D performance is barely sufficient for smooth gaming.

GeekBench – CPU Performance is nearly as good as other CPUs with the same configuration (4x Cortex-A53), enough to handle almost every type of activity.

CPU

Compute

GFXBench – As already said, GPU performance is low.

PCMark – Good Overall performance, the maximum obtainable from this SOC.

Work 2.0

Computer Vision

Work 1.0

Vellamo – As expected, all tests do not look great. This is a low-end CPU.

Conclusions

My first AGM device review, and compared to other rugged devices i have tested, i'm impressed. Great, unexpected, Camera Quality together with clean and smooth Android OS, make this device the cheapest rugged Qualcomm device ever made. This doesn't mean that it is perfect. Build Quality isn't superb, the CPU is outdated (they should have used a Snapdragon 430 instead) and the Screen isn't super bright, but everything else is good enough.

So...do i recommend it? If you are looking for a reasonably priced Qualcomm Rugged device, and you don't have any high performance requirement, then yes, this is a good choice, otherwise, the AGM X1 might be a better choice. (assuming that it is as good as this one)

Pros:

Solid and IP68

Android 7.0 Nougat pre-installed

Great Camera Quality

Dual-Microphone for Noise Suppression

Magnetometer/Compass

Backlit Touch-Keys

NFC Support

Cons:

No Notification LED and No Gyroscope

Build Quality could have been better

Outdated Snapdragon 410

Outdated Android Security Patches

Muffled Audio

Low Screen Brightness

Rating: 8.4

Packaging and Accessories: 8

Design and Materials: 8

Performance and Heat Dissipation: 7.5

Screen: 8

Camera: 9

Sound: 7

Battery Life: 10

Software: 9.5

OEM Support: 8.5

Price: 9

You can find full-res images (I know, Quality isn't excellent) here: http://imgur.com/a/lRXnd

Official Website: http://www.agmmobile.com/en/product/a8

You can buy it on many online shops. Official, and authorized, Retailers are listed in the AGM website.​
[Device Reviews and Information] Alberto96:
Before you ask me, i won't develop anything for this device because this isn't my own personal review unit, but my uncle's smartphone.
[Device Reviews and Information] jadephyre:
Has anyone actually gotten the installation of LineageOS to finish? Mine is stuck on patching system image unconditionally...
[Device Reviews and Information] henkholland:
Thanks for the review.

About your question: On the lower rear side there is the speaker hole and a protruding part that is probably used to keep some space between the speaker and a possible flat surface. I may be wrong though, and if i am, let me know.

It looks made for a clip or a cord with a carabiner to hook it onto your belt or your rucksack straps. Outdoor you know!
[Device Reviews and Information] Alberto96:
I'm not an outdoor expert and, also, that part is made of plastic so i would not recommend to use it like you said, unless you don't care about your device ;)
[Device Reviews and Information] veimus:
Hi, can you say is this phone have good vibration motor ? Or vibration is week like Sony or Xiaomi Mi5 ? My so far best phone with good vibration was Motorola Defy :D
[Device Reviews and Information] Alberto96:
I think this is something pretty personal, something sure is that it isn't weak though.
[Device Reviews and Information] Primary00:
Hi!

I bought an A8. In theory it have Hungarian language, but it has only few words translated. How can I use a better translation?

Is there a complete translation in the Lineage OS 14? Can anyone check it?

I found a LineageOS installation tutorial on AGM Smartphone channel. Is it a stable solution?

ps.: I bought this phone for my father, who can't speak English. But my X1 have almost full translation.
[Device Reviews and Information] Eko Rahmad:
I have upgrade my A8 to lineage os...after finished the upgrade my screen became unresponsive

I have follow the instruction from agm youtube channel

The next step i've tried changed to resurrection remix

But nothing changed, the screen still unresponsive

And after trial about 1-2 hour , i decided wipe data n system and back to stock rom and surprise the screen still unresponsive

Any solution to solved the problem?

Thank you
[Android Software Development] NexXuSKa:
Hello all! Last day i trying to port miui for Huawei P9 Stock 6.0 base,but it fails... Anyone help me please?

W/ResourceType(26253): ResTable_typeSpec entry count inconsistent: given 248, previously 1

/home/nexti/MIUI/tools/apktool --quiet if -p out/apktool out/framework-ext-res.apk

<<< build out/framework-ext-res.apk completed!

Copy: out/framework-ext-res.apk to out/ZIP/system/framework/framework-ext-res/framework-ext-res.apk

/home/nexti/MIUI/tools/apktool --quiet d -f /home/nexti/MIUI/miui/system/framework/framework.jar -o out/framework_miui

>>> build out/framework.jar...

cp: stat 'framework.jar.out/' sikertelen: Nincs ilyen fájl vagy könyvtár

/home/nexti/MIUI/build/porting.mk:179: recipe for target 'out/framework.jar' failed

make[1]: *** [out/framework.jar] Error 1

make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/nexti/MIUI/eva'

Makefile:8: recipe for target 'otapackage' failed

make: *** [otapackage] Error 2

nexti@nexti-mothership:~/MIUI$ make otapackage

make -C /home/nexti/MIUI/eva otapackage

make[1]: Entering directory '/home/nexti/MIUI/eva'

To add prebuilt files

mv: stat 'out/ZIP/system/bin/app_process64_miui' sikertelen: Nincs ilyen fájl vagy könyvtár

/home/nexti/MIUI/build/prebuilt.mk:6: recipe for target 'add-prebuilt-files' failed

make[1]: [add-prebuilt-files] Error 1 (ignored)

To add preintall files

Add miui prebuilt completed!

>>> build out/framework.jar...

cp: stat 'framework.jar.out/' sikertelen: Nincs ilyen fájl vagy könyvtár

/home/nexti/MIUI/build/porting.mk:179: recipe for target 'out/framework.jar' failed

make[1]: *** [out/framework.jar] Error 1

make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/nexti/MIUI/eva'

Makefile:8: recipe for target 'otapackage' failed

make: *** [otapackage] Error 2
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] xT4Z1N4TRx:
Hi,

So I've had the phone for a couple days now, and I love it. But today I received the nougat update and I have one little (major) issue:

When in any of the none-silent notification modes, it's set to ringer only. I used to have it on vibrate only, mostly in priority mode with vibrate, so it wouldn't ring. How do I get this back? Putting the volume all the way down doesn't change it to vibrate anymore, and nor does tapping on the actual bell icon.

Thanks
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] PanMajster:
I have the same problem. After update I accidentally turned volume up and now I can't turn it back to vibrate. My level of sound stops at 14% and I can't make it vibrate-only. Any ideas?

Sent from Oneplus 3
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] RedGoblinz:
Put the alert slider to the top position
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Maxiride:
This doesn't solve the issue. You still can't have the phone vibrate to only priority notifications.

With the slider on the top position (with vibration enabled in the settings) the phone will vibrate for every notification. And if you want to switch to a "drop dead" mode with no notifications at all you would always need to go in the settings to change the vibration option of the silent profile.

Major step back by oneplus.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Anomander43:
I want that exact same thing too. So:

Silent - silence all except alarm (with option to vibrate)

Do not disturb - all the current options + option to vibrate for the ones enabled and no sound

Ring - standard mode. Sound for all + option to vibrate.

It's strange that they've missed such a common feature.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] abobobilly:
The functionality is moved to slider now. Turn the slider all the way up to silent mode and press the grear icon to select the vibration option.

Easy. Love it much more now.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Dekz:
Such a glaring omission by OnePlus.

I have solved the problem by installing Ringer Modes. This app allows you to put a tile in your quick settings that will change ring modes, including Vibrate mode!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cgollner.quicktiles
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] abobobilly:
That's not an omission. That's how it's meant to be in Nougat update. Now people will actually use the Alert Slider more often.

Personally, I love this implementation much more than before.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] fstbck6706:
This seems to be terrible functionality to me. With my old Nexus phone all I needed to do was 1) Hold the Volume Down button and it would go into vibrate only mode. All it took was one button click. Now you are saying I need to: 1) Move the Alert Slider 2) Click the gear 3) Enable vibration 4) Exit out of settings page to continue what I was doing.

Four steps whereas before it only took one. That is a enormous step back in functionality in my mind.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] abobobilly:
You only have to do it once, brother :) Once the slider is set to vibrate on silent mode, you only have to touch the slider. It's quicker than 'holding' the volume button.

Cheers.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] fstbck6706:
Actually, you're right. I just tried that and it works. Now that I think about it I'm not sure why I originally assumed I'd need to select vibrate every single time.

Not bad at all just a little different than I'm used to.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] wadglob:
I don't understand the functionality, can you explain again?

When i have vibration enabled in silent mode, how do i quickly enable and disable vibration? (before all I had to do was move the slider)
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] djrocks:
I think LOS roms still have the feature that you need
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JWadle:
My Nexus 6P has begun to periodically lose all cellular service (Verizon LTE) for no apparent reason. If I reboot the phone, service is restored. Turning airplane mode on and off doesn't help.

My phone is currently running Android 7.0 build NBD91V with the most recent patch on 12/5/16.

Has anyone else seen this problem or know how to fix it?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boxcar8028:
It's a known issue. If you Google it you’ll find others including myself with the same problem.

https://xdaforums.com/nexus-6p/help/experiencing-random-signal-loss-t3540771
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v12xke:
The OP of that link is on Project Fi and on different carriers than you so it may not be a complete match with your issue. The new January update N4F26J is designated specifically for Verizon devices and includes a new baseband version (radio 03.79). The radio apparently resolves some issues specific to your carrier- so I would start there. Update your phone and confirm you are on the new radio. If it was working fine earlier, you may also want to try reverting to an earlier radio from a time when your phone was working normally. I would also recommend trying LTE Discovery. The free version has most functionality you would need to identify all the towers in your area, what bands are available and the signal strength of each. Good luck. :good:
[XDA Assist] btcacceptedhere:
I bought what I thought was an unlocked Moto E but it turns out it is 'owned' by Sprint. I was hoping to activate it on Ringplus or similar but no can do. I may be able to return the phone (a hassle) but figured there may be a way :fingers-crossed: to escape from this dastardly cage they have me locked up in. As I said, I'm a newbie, so assume (safely) that I'm an idiot if replying. Thanks!
[XDA Assist] :
Greetings and welcome to assist. I dont know if this will ork for your carrier but I found this thread that might help

https://xdaforums.com/moto-e-2015/general/sprint-boost-cellular-moto-e-2015-sim-t3164536

Good Luck

Sawdoctor
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biggary:
HELLO EVERYONE!

Basically, In my opinion, CM14/14.1 and Nougat Roms for Note 3 are a bit too buggy for daily usage....

But as a previous CM13 user, Lineage has now taken over the space left by Cyanogenmod.... I seen on several posts on this site, that there is cm13 versions of lineage, and in Androidfilehost, there is some links for some lineageOS note 3 Marshmallow builds by [MENTION=4861355]kyasu[/MENTION] ... are these stable? is there any other builds of marshmallow builds....and most of all....are they stable????

Thank you
[Nexus 6P General] minhgi:
So I tried the Flash TWRP recovery version 3.0.3-1 and found out that it can format the cache partition to f2fs without any error. It also persistent across reboot. Been running since morning and don't see any issue with performance. So I see this as big step forward for Nexus 6p phone. My device have data and cache are running on F2FS and with the flash kernel. :o
[Nexus 6P General] TrainNanpaMaster:
ll

where did you get 3.0.3-1 if you don't mind me asking?

And doesn't f2fs not play so well with supersu? And i heard, on the 6p, f2fs isn't any faster than ext4.
[Nexus 6P General] minhgi:
Check the flash kernel page at the end of the thread. The Flash had a link that point to his own personal site. It should be located in the TWRP folder. Anyway, I didn't link it directly since he have gone private at the moment.

I am using the latest SuperSu 2.79S3.
[Nexus 6P General] DEVILOPS 007:
Does it work with pure nexus?
[Nexus 6P General] TrainNanpaMaster:
His personal site that you directed me to does not have that link. All it has is a link for his kernel. Would you please PM me the exact link?
[Nexus 6P General] minhgi:
It's definitely there.
[Nexus 6P General] The Frustrated Indian:
It's not the official link. Might be an unofficial release.
[Nexus 6P General] Citizen_Snips:
Official TWRP does not support F2FS. You need this version made by The Flash (XDA moderator) in order to use F2FS, along with a ROM and kernel that support it. He's been supporting F2FS TWRP for some time now. That's his personal website.

So /system is useless since it's 'read-only' 99% of the time (this was Flashes findings he posted in his thread, feel free to search it yourself). He did note that he saw significant speed improvements in his testing for /data.

If you do decide to give it a try, you'll probably want to back up all of your data and decrypt your phone by formatting userdata. Older releases of Flashes F2FS TWRP do not support encryption. Even if your pattern/pin/pass is correct TWRP will say it's not and won't let you in. I haven't tried that newest release, but I did on the older ones. Maybe someone else could speak to encryption on 3.0.3-1. Aside from that, converting from F2FS will format your internal SD regardless, even if his TWRP works on encrypted devices. So back up and give it a shot.

Edit: if anyone stumbles upon this, Flashes 3.0.3-1 DOES work on encrypted devices now.
[Nexus 6P General] kakabobo:
which rom are you on ?
[Nexus 6P General] Woodrow256:
As long as you use flash kernel, you can run any rom besides stock with f2fs. Ive used almost every rom for our phone with f2fs. There are quite a few unofficial versions of twrp that supports f2fs. The 3.0.3.. versions are really slow at restoring nandroid backups for some reason. I use multi rom twrp. I forget the version, its 3.0.2-2 i think.
[Nexus 6P General] DEVILOPS 007:
Cache
[Nexus 6P General] TrainNanpaMaster:
It's official. I'm now a BELIEVER.

In F2FS.

I finally took the plunge and converted to it.

To anyone that I showed doubt to in regards to f2fs, I sincerely apologize. It is indeed noticeably faster than ext4. Apps fly open now, everything is glassier, and snappier. There is definitely a profoundly noticeable difference over ext4. In fact, it really feels like I have a new device. The best way I can explain it - is that the phone feels like it's running at a constant 60fps now.

I was able to move my ext4 nandroid over to my freshly partitioned f2fs 6p. This saved HUGE amounts of time setting everything back up. I just had to copy over TWRP backup (and restore) the DCIM folder, as well as my titanium backup folder, along with all the standard rom stuff like gapps, rom, kernel etc.

All in all, I'm extremely impressed with f2fs. On paper, it looks to be only marginally faster than ext4. But in real life, you can definitely see a big difference. Now a believer.
[Nexus 6P General] spuri78:
Ok, so I took the plunge into this F2FS thing. I followed this tutorial. Wiped everything including internal cache, converted to f2fs. Now, I'm trying to copy rom and gaaps from pc to phone by mounting system and data but having issues. My pc can see the phone in explorer but can't seem to copy. screenshots below.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

EDIT: silly me, forgot to reboot the recovery lol.
[Nexus 6P General] NoobInToto:
Somehow my nandroid backup of lineage os wiped internal storage again (I restored after formatting /data and /cache to f2fs). Ended up doing clean install.
[Nexus 6P General] xSilas43:
Anyone tried this using custom kernels? whenever i seem to flash a custom kernel nathans TWRP throws the error of either ramdisk unpack failed or recovery busybox problem.
[Nexus 6P General] TrainNanpaMaster:
I use a kernel that i think is even better than flash kernel (IMO). It's fundamentally identical to Uber kernel, but made by a team member. He also makes uberstock nightlies which is the best ROM in my opinion because it's gcc 6.3.1 and clanged to 3.9.1. Combined with F2FS, and it's pure glassy snappy butter multiplied to power level 9000.

I've literally flashed every single ROM including PureNexus, and these kernel and nightlies absolutely teabag everything I've tried.

Silas i know you know about this already, but The kernels and nightlies can be found here:

https://temp.bbqdroid.org/
[Nexus 6P General] xSilas43:
yeah that's the kernel i normally use, however, i tried using r48 and r49 still get the same error, i even tried flash's kernel and I'm getting the same error, guess ill just stick with stock kernel for now. Very weird it worked fine for you but not me.

EDIT:

Somehow when i decided to try reflashing except not using SuperSU the kernel was able to flash.
[Nexus 6P General] Woodrow256:
Try a different twrp. The multirom twrp supports f2fs and a few more. Ive tried alot of them and never seen an error like yours.
[Nexus 6P General] i42o:
why is this rom and kernel not on xda???? or maybe i havent spotted it..... it is SUPER SMOOTH, in F2FS it is running amazing... didnt mess with the kernel at all, and this thing is fire!!!!
[Nexus 6P General] TrainNanpaMaster:
It's fundamentally very similar to Uberstock ROM and kernel.

A lot of people on these forums think Purenexus is the best rom ever. (most likely because the developer really branches out with social media and branding).

They obviously haven't tried this or uberstock.
[Nexus 6P General] i42o:
Delete
[Nexus 6P General] nathanchance:
That ROM is handled in the Kylo Kernel/Uberstock thread. We can also do without the other ROM disparaging in this thread, it's disrespectful to the developers who do this all for free.
[Nexus 6P General] DEVILOPS 007:
No problem for me. Try either clean flashing or flashing the personal daily build of flash kernel
[Nexus 6P General] i42o:
I meant no disrespect.
[Nexus 6P General] nathanchance:
Just throwing it out for everyone :)
[Nexus 6P General] BeansTown106:
Probably because I only add stable mods and focus on stability, and don't pick every commit/mod under the sun...

And branding really lol pure don't have good branding I don't think.. ?
[Nexus 6P General] Hateware:
Let me understand: if I format only cache partition, TWRP will format every partition including /sdcard?
[Nexus 6P General] TrainNanpaMaster:
Purenexus has the best branding on the 6p forums, from the cool sounding name, the structure and placement of the thread title (using emoji stars etc) the neat logo design of the name that looks like care was given to it, the YouTube content, the large Google plus community, well displaced social media, and a few other things I'm probably failing to mention.

Just playing devils advocate here, but what is so unstable about other roms? Sometimes pushing the limit with new commits and features is great.

Your work is excellent. Your rom is great. Thank you for all your hard work!

---------- Post added at 08:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:58 PM ----------

Well spoken, I agree.

Btw, how did you get the cache f2fs partionable? That's great work. Allot of devs back in the day were stating that couldn't be done due to..... it's size?
[Nexus 6P General] NoobInToto:
That is what is new about this thread right? Now cache is f2fs formattable

https://xdaforums.com/nexus-6p/development/unofficial-twrp-3-0-3-x-f2fs-support-t3543450

Thanks to the legendary flash :)
[Nexus 6P General] TrainNanpaMaster:
Yes... that's the whole point of my question. I was asking Nathan how he managed to do the seemingly impossible..... seeing as how nobody was able to partition the cache to f2fs until now.
[Nexus 6P General] nathanchance:
Updated f2fs-tools