yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] dbornack:
I've had this as a feature in some of my Androids in the past. You'd STAR a contact to mark it as a priority, and I could set (paraphrasing here) "Silent except priority contacts".

I want to obviously keep my phone from making noise unless it's from a certain contact.

I can't seem to get this figured out with the v20. I'm sure it's stupid simple, as these things always are, but I'm not finding a way.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] silverfang77:
It's in the Do Not Disturb settings, which you get to by long pressing Do Not Disturb in the notification panel shortcuts, then tap Select Priorities.

Tappin' and talkin' with Tapatalk.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] dbornack:
Thanks.. I knew it'd be something mind-numbingly simple.
[Shield Android TV General] mikehockenballs:
Hi Guys,

I am new to the forums and fairly new to Nvidia Shield and would love some information regarding a question that I have which I will detail below.

I have a Samsung 55" HD TV which I have an Nvidia Shield console connected to with Kodi installed on the the Nvidia Shield.

Today I have tried to play a PC game from my PC upstairs and stream it to the Shield downstairs via the GameStream app but it would not work because my Router is not the correct one or the streaming speed is not sufficient etc... however, my router is connected to the shield by an ethernet lead and is downstairs next to the TV and my PC is upstairs connected to the network via 'TP-Link' adaptors through the wall sockets and these boost the wifi connection.

My download speed is only about 35 mbps and even slower at my PC upstairs.

What I would like to know is.... can I connect an external HDD to the shield and run a PC game from that location directly from the shield without having to stream it?

For example... I would like to play Sniper Elite 3 from an external HDD and connect it to the Nvidia Shield via a USB cable and play it on my Samsung TV.

Does the Nvidia Shield have the correct software and graphics to run the game directly from the HDD?

Thanks for your answers in advance.

Feel free to tell me I am an idiot if there is an easier way to achieve what I want to do lol

Thanks!

Mikhockenballs :)
[Shield Android TV General] slayerh4x:
It wouldn't work that way because Android can't run exe files. That would be really cool though.

What was the exact wording on the error message?
[Shield Android TV General] Ichijoe:
First off do you even have the minimum nVIDIA GTX650 (Or better)? 'Cause at the moment I'm sure this much is key to any success you may wish for PC Game Streaming. Another tip, would be to upgrade to an 802.11ac Router that supports 2x or 3x MIMO. Or of course lay a CAT-6 Line down.

I'm not as sure about the latest Update (i.e. 5.0.x), but I was under the impression that nVIDIA would start to eventually allow AMD/ATi Boards to talk to the Shield at some point. But, I gather that may be for a future Update, if ever.
[Shield Android TV General] JohnRossJennings:
Yeah, sorry, the Shield can't run PC games directly; it just streams them from your PC.
[Shield Android TV General] Slayerkodi:
Http://joyofandroid.com/open-exe-files-on-android
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] colliflower1107:
Hi everyone,

Does anyone have the OTA zip for nougat for the above version? If so the could they upload to somewhere such as Google Drive etc.?

[EDIT: Retried Charles method and i am now installing B360, i just had to wait a while before it would show up on the updater app.]
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] vyper4:
http://hwmt.ru/oth/HWFF/info/view.php?find_model=FRD-L09C432

Edit: checked the link and realized that B316 isn't showing a changelog or able to download, B360 is though. Maybe 316 was faulty and Huawei removed it from their server.
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] colliflower1107:
Whenever i try and dload it, it come up with something along the lines of version incompatibility.
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] vyper4:
Yea as I said, it seems Huawei removed B316 from their servers. B360 is able to be downloaded though, I just tried it.
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] colliflower1107:
When i try to flash the update (not through twrp) it comes up with the version compatibility thing.
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] vyper4:
Oh that's what you mean, I don't think you'll be able to update the phone that way. I myself used the Charles method.

https://xdaforums.com/honor-8/how-to/force-emui-5-0-nougat-update-honor-8-l04-t3543445

You'll have to find the region specific update for your region though, the files in the link will be of no use to you.
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] conkast:
For update to B360 Nougat use Charles

with response:

{
"status": "0",
"autoPollingCycle": "1",
"components": [{
"name": "FRD-L09C432B360",
"version": "FRD-L09C432B360",
"versionID": "73856",
"description": "FRD-L09C432B360 (2017/01/18)",
"createTime": "2017-01-18T01:57:51+0000",
"url": "http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p3/s15/G753/g104/v73856/f1/"
}]
}

:)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bob2403:
Hi to all!

Maybe you can help me.

I am not a rooting noob but it was my first Huawei root (before only samsung).

I have tried to root my mate 9 as shown on your threads.

Bootloader was unlocked successfully, twrp was flashed with adb and works. Then I tried to flash the root file and something didn't work. My mate 9 restarts and gets in a bootloop. I tried factory reset but nothing helps. Twrp works but nothing else.

After a while I found in the forum an thread with the mate 9 stockrom ( for MHA-L09). I installed it with creating an dload folder on my SD card and now I can use my phone again. But now I get the model number M300 and missing things like the update button in menu, the stock file Explorer,..

When I connect the phone with the hisuite it means no update available because I am on the newest developer version. Is there any possibility to get back to an really stock Rom?

I also see only 16 GB Rom and 2 GB RAM instead of 64/4

Thanks in advance for your answer and your help (and also for the great work from all of you guys)

Cheers bob
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bob2403:
Is there any possibility to send a Dropbox link with some Screenshots? Cheers
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bob2403:
Some infos

Hi its me again,

When I look at the section "memory" I see all correct (Rom/RAM 64/4) but when I go to to the section "about" I see it only with 16/2. Android version shows 5.0 and emui 3.1.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance for your help
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bob2403:
[IMG="screenshots"]https://www.dropbox.com/sh/1ej5a6fjs3onvug/AACrXb8N9bRXNls4BicwRamFa?dl=0[/IMG]
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
Hello everyone!

I wanted to wright this post because it was kind of a surprise to me the outcome of my decision.

Since I bought my XT1068 back in April 2015, I constantly changed between custom ROM's and kernels, from Lollipop to Nougat, hoping to get the best out of my device, in terms of performance and also in terms of battery (as everyone else).

I faced a lot of great ROM's (CM 12.1, MinimalOS, Blisspop, TurboROM, RR, Radium, etc.) What I began to realise, was that I was still missing the bug free ROM experience I wanted, along with the performance and battery life that everyone wants.

Lately, I have been using [MENTION=6882175]Danilo-Sanchez[/MENTION] Unnofficial CM 12.1 (thanks a lot for all awesome the work man) who kept updating it with latest security patches, but I missed some of the MM features.

A couple of days ago, after reading some comments and seeing some reports I thought to my self why not go with stock (stock? omg :eek: ), and decided to install it and update it to latest version.

Along with Root, Xposed, Greenify and Amplify, I ended up with a blazing fast smooth ROM, with great performance, incredible battery life, and all the tweaks that xposed has to offer.

I now have a constant 400+Mb free RAM device with 5+hours of SoT with average usage (YouTube, browsing Chrome, Instagram, Messenger, SMS).

For those who want to know how I did it here is the guide:

There are two Stock Moto Marshmallow builds.

This is the first one, you will get everything stock, including recovery, and you will lose all data and root.

After flashing according to the link, you will receive after some minutes the second update. Install the update and then you can finally flash TWRP and then root your device.

https://xdaforums.com/moto-g-2014/general/official-stock-firmware-t3018682

Here is the link for the TWRP and root thread. Remember to flash latest TWRP.

https://xdaforums.com/moto-g-2…/…/xt1063-t3018818

I always have 450+ MB off free RAM and 5+hours of SoT. This achieved with xposed, greenify and amplify.

PS: I would like to remember that I dont have Facebook neither Snapchat apps, which take a lot of ram and battery. For Facebook I use Chrome shortcut.

Battery TIP:

Always try to plug in your phone to the charger between 5% and 10% and NEVER let your phone turn off itself because of no battery.

Also, if you can, always charge to 100% and try not to charge overnight, unplug when it reaches 100%.

Hope I was clear and if I helped you, hit thanks! :good:
[G 2014 General] Danilo-Sanchez:
I have to admit that I didn't use stock MM rom a lot.

I've just used stock LP 5.0.2 (which I hated because of that memory leak bug).

When update to MM came I was already using CM12.1 (later I updated to MM only to update the bootloader, but didn't use the ROM).

Was the stereo channels bug fixed on latest update?
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
You should give it a try :)

Yes here stereo channels working as they should, not inverted.
[G 2014 General] MobileHD:
After trying many ROMs on here, and ultimately not being satisfied (jumping from ROM to ROM). I found myself always going back to stock. And now seeing as how Cyanogen Inc. no longer supports CyanogenMod...not that I was ever really a fan on CM based ROMs in the first place (but apparently it was important to custom ROM development or something), ROM development for the phone has really gotten slow.

All I ever really wanted was a stable, bug free, as pure as possible AOSP ROM that's maintained and kept up-to-date with the following Apps...

G-Apps:

Google Play Store

Google Play Services

Google Now Launcher

Google Search App

Google Keyboard

And any other apps/libs required for those to work properly. Any other G-Apps that I may have needed could have been downloaded through Google Play.

Moto-Apps:

Stock Motorola Camera (fully working)

That's pretty much the only Motorola app I care about.

But no, I was unable to find such an AOSP ROM so now stock ROM is the only ROM I'll use till I part ways with my Moto G (Titan). Rooted of course, but no Xposed for me...I don't really care about customization and TBH I don't really care much for Nougat and Nougat based ROMs either. I was using stock Marshmallow for the longest while but recently decided to try stock Lollipop again. I had forgotten how responsive stock Lollipop was compared to Marshmallow, I personal never experienced any sort of memory leak on stock 5.0.2 Lollipop. Now I've decided to just stick with stock Lollipop till the end.

I've disabled the following Apps:

Android Live Wallpapers

Android System WebView

Android Work Assistant

Assist

Bubbles

Calendar

Calendar Storage

Clock

Cloud Print

com.android.wallpaper.holospiral

CQATest

Device Management

Drive

Email

Exchange Services

FM Radio

Gmail

Google Hindi Input

Google Korean Input

Google Pinyin Input

Google Play Games

Google Play Movies & TV

Google Play Music

Google Play Newstand

Google Text-to-speech Engine

Google+

Hangouts

Help

HP Print Service Plugin

iWnn IME

Maps

Motorola Alert

Motorola Boot Services

Motorola Checkin

Motorola Contextual Services

Motorola Migrate

Motorola Notification

Motorola One Time Init

Motorola Services

Motorola System Service

Music Visualization Wallpapers

Phase Beam

Photos

Preset

Print Spooler

Quickoffice

Setup

Street View

TalkBack

Translate

I use an app called Disable Service by WangQi to disable the following apps:

com.motorola.motgeofencesvc

MotoCare

MotoCareInt

Motorola Services Main

MotorolaOTA --a must disable for me, as it will try to check for updates then nag you to death to upgrade which will brick a downgraded phone.

NativeDropBoxAgent

(BlurServiceMother) Service from stock Gallery App --otherwise you'll keep getting errors in the gallery app due to NativeDropBoxAgent service being disabled.

Now I have better battery life than I did under Marshmallow and have up to 605 MBs of free RAM and a smooth responsive experience. Note that I also set animations to .5x under Developer Options and turned off touch sounds.
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
Most of the apps you disabled I unninstalled myself, I prefer to free the space (although I dont really use it).

The main reason I use xposed is for amplify, greenify and for some small tweaks with gravity box, I dont like many apps messing with the phone.

Anyway, there were some features I missed from MM, that is why I switch from Lollipop.

Thanks for your comment! :)
[G 2014 General] whatever7276:
The first link is not working, which is: https://xdaforums.com/…/o...k-firmware-…

Please fix.
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
Fixed
[G 2014 General] Jimisballjohn:
[MENTION=5825959]maximuns[/MENTION] Since I am currently facing the dilemma (hold on for LineageOS 14.1 Snapshot or revert back to stock), I have some questions for you:

1) What apps have you disabled/uninstalled and with which app did you disable/uninstall them? Can you make a list of them as [MENTION=5580984]MobileHD[/MENTION] did with his/hers?

2) What custom ROM were you using prior to reverting to stock ROM? I've read posts mentioning some ugly hardbricking when reverting from custom ROM to stock ROM and that I should stick to custom ROM, if I have one installed. I am currently using LineageOS 14.1 200170126.

3) What kind of weekly or monthly maintenance do you perform to keep your phone bug/ram leak free? I myself wipe cache from recovery (TWRP) every 15 days and use sd maid once a month. But I cannot keep the phone from lagging and it really gets on my nerves.

4) How may apps do you have currently installed? I feel that keeping 77 apps is killing my phone's ram.

5) Do we really need to install TWRP? Can't we just use the command "fastboot boot twrp.img" and run the custom recovery just to install the root app?I ask this because we won't be able to install OTA updates after installing a custom recovery.

6) Did you make any changes to the default settings of Greenify or Amplify? What for do you use the Gravity Box app exactly? Care to mention what changes have you done to the default settings please?
[G 2014 General] tasvar:
Just a question. In stock roms, how you disable the ascending ringtone? I really dont like it.
[G 2014 General] Spieletips:
You will brick your phone when you use default OTA and update it from older Android(or bootloader) version to newer.(I think its because of the bootloader) Just care!
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
You only brick your phone if you downgrade android with a higher bootloader to a lower (for example from 4887 - latest to 4886 - previous).

When in stock, you can update your android when the update arrives, as long as you have stock recovery, stock ROM and no ROOT. (not sure about the last one)
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
I think there is no option for that and I think I don't have ascending ringtone, never noticed.
[G 2014 General] MobileHD:
I think if you don't try to downgrade or mess around with the bootloader then you should be fine. For reference that's the motoboot.img file from stock ROMs. As a precaution I always rename that file to something like _motoboot.img and remove any reference to it from the EasyInstaller script I use to flash my ROM. I also do the same for gpt.bin, it seems to cause problems when you try to go back to an older partition table when downgrading. (it can cause issues with WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, Data connections etc...)

I also use an app called Trimmer (fstrim) by AdminseHow which seems to keep my phone snappy.

These are the apps I have installed (bare in mind that I'm a very minimalist user):

[IMG="Downloaded AppList 1"]https://s20.postimg.org/z0x8fp1ml/dl_applist_1.png[/IMG]

[IMG="Download AppList 2"]https://s20.postimg.org/k68n1is1p/dl_applist_2.png[/IMG]

And this is my memory usage:

[IMG="Memory Usage"]https://s20.postimg.org/ogrwaumil/memory_usage.png[/IMG]
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
What rom are you using and which services have you disabled?

Edit: Nevermind, you already posted :p
[G 2014 General] Jimisballjohn:
Right now I am on LineageOS 14.1 20160702. My bootloader version is 48.86. So I guess it is safe to flash stock Marshmallow, since 48.86 is compatible with stock MM and I won't have to worry about possible hardbrick, right?

Furthermore, how do you keep system apps frozen? I guess that it's not the Servicely app that does the trick.
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
​

Yes you're right :)

I used Link2SD app
[G 2014 General] NotFatMan:
What are your thoughts on Radium Redefined? It's a stock rom which with some tweaks. I saw in your main post that you've used it but I would be interested to know your opinion on it.
[G 2014 General] inaroom:
am i the only dude happy with lineageos? i´m on 20160208 build and i have to say it´s pretty good...with about 50 apps and a 32gb sd it´s holding up. i bought a p9 a couple weeks ago but i still find myself comfortable with the g2 even with a crackled screen...my gf just moved on from the 1st gen moto g with cracked screen as well to a p9 lite...and guess what, i´m not jumping on the huawei boat cause LOS isn´t on the way yet...i´ve been a CM dude long time and can´t stand the bloatware on huawei phones..
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
It is a stock based rom, with a low memory consumption and really light, but the development has seized, so I prefer to stick with stock, the security patch is more recent and with root you can unninstall all the apps you don't want and tweak the rom as I did.

Anyway, it is an awesome choice also.

Keep in mind that it is stock based, so many of the kernels and mods are not compatible (just like stock)

Hope I helped ;)
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
Everyone has the right to their opinion ;)
[G 2014 General] hoshang.govil12:
I am using Mokee 7.1.1 Nightly on my Titan and Osprey. Its really Awesome. Far better than Stock. I Hate stock, such buggy update from Motorola. From last 9-10 Months, I have been testing ROMs, Finally Mokee is One, Iam settled for 1.5+ Months. Such Long Time.
[G 2014 General] Jimisballjohn:
Hey man, quick question: Have you ever tried Servicely? If so, do you think that Greenify is better than Servicely?
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
No man, never tried
[G 2014 General] Jimisballjohn:
Alright then, I'll stick to your advice and use Greenify! Wish me luck, I am starting to move back to stock right now!!!
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
Good luck man! :)
[G 2014 General] Jimisballjohn:
I have just installed stock firmware and waiting for the first boot. The following steps are: OTA Update -> Boot (and not flash) TWRP-> Root -> Xposed -> Greenify -> Amplify, right?

And one more thing: What version of xposed should I download? I see that v87 sdk23 is the latest, should I go for it?
[G 2014 General] maximuns:
I flashed TWRP, and yes go for last version which is v87.
[G 2014 General] Jimisballjohn:
wow, back to stock after 3 months.It feels better and more premium than the lineageOS, I have to admit.

Update: fastboot boot twrp twrp-3.0.2-4-titan.img is fully working on marshmallow. After this command, TWRP asked me if I wanted to keep the system read-only, or if I wanted to allow alterations. I selected keep read-only and then successfully installed supersu v2.62-3 beta. After that, I wiped dalvik and cache and right now I am rebooting to check root access and then install xposed.
[G 2014 General] Harsh-xda:
trying to make a change to my device!!

I totally agree and this thread inspired me to put stock MM (for the first time, because I used 5.0.2 as stock then never reverted back to stock and using custom ROMs up to nougat )

I am on bootloader version 48.83

do I need to update that?

and will this process wipe my internal?

thanks in advance!!
[G 2014 General] Jimisballjohn:
yes, it will wipe everything and you will lose root access afterwards. I am not sure about the bootloader thing. Since you wipe everything and then install a newer one (mfastboot.exe flash motoboot motoboot.img) I guess that you won't face any issue. But, why don't you revert back to the stock firmware that is compatible with 48.83 bootloader and then update to marshmallow? Afterwards you can do a factory reset and then do as maximuns has adviced us to.
[G 2014 General] Jimisballjohn:
[IMG="Ram usage"]https://s1.postimg.org/hn2tusnhb/Screenshot_20170219_220739_1.png[/IMG]

So this is me after doing everything maximuns advised us to. 360 MB RAM free. that is a number i haven't seen ever!!!

Please don't mind the greek language :D
[G 2014 General] Danilo-Sanchez:
How did you root your device on latest update.
[G 2014 General] Jimisballjohn:
First of all I have never locked my bootloader. So, I downloaded SuperSU v 2.62-3 Beta and fashed it with TWRP. Keep in mind that I want to keep the stock moto recovery, so I did the following:

1) Enable USB debugging from Settings -> Developer Options

2) Download minimal ADB and Fastboot and place it in C:/

3) Download latest TWRP version for titan, rename it to recovery.img and place it in the minimal ADB and Fastboot Folder

3) Connect phone to PC

4) Run MAF32.exe from the minimal ADB and Fastboot Folder

5) Write adb reboot bootloader. Now your phone must reboot to bootloader.

6) When on bootloader write in MAF32.exe the following: fastboot boot recovery.img . I do this so that I don't permanently flash TWRP and just boot it once for the root setup.

7) Now TWRP has booted. I selected to keep the system folder read-only. I advise you to do the same.

8) Download Supersu v2.62-3 beta.zip and place it through windows explorer where it can be visible from TWRP. I put it i my moto G Internal Storage

9) Install it from TWRP

10) Wipe cache/dalvik

11) Reboot to system.

I decided not to use Greenify, but Servicely, an app developed by Francisco Franco. It runs a timer every 60 seconds (you can select different interval rate) and kills background apps and services. It not only preserves battery life, but it stops apps from occupying RAM space. Right now I have 436 MB free RAM!!

I have to say that the phone feels quite snappier that it used to do with LineageOS 14.1. Phone is booting up very fast, even faster than it did with LineageOS, battery is performing quite well with amplify, nearly as it did when on LineageOS and CM, screen is rotating asap, swiftkey keyboard and trials frontier load pretty fast as well and I don't have to reassign sim cards for calls/internet/sms every time one card disconnects and reconnects. After 3 months on CM and LineageOS 14.1 I can use Moto Camera and Moto Gallery, which are by far the best "bloatware" Moto has to offer and far more preferable than the AOSP ones on LineageOS.

There is only one minor problem I face sometimes when I reboot my phone: I get a message that Gallery service has stopped. This shows up everytime I reboot my phone but it happens only once and never again. The gallery app works fine however. I guess that it has to do with some app I disabled or froze, which had a gallery-like icon. Nevermind, it not a big deal having to press ok once after a reboot.

Bravo Maximuns for your guide, you nailed it man and I will keep the phone as is till time and improved technology tear us apart!

Update: After the last 2 reboots I haven't seen the "Gallery service has stopped" message. It is possible that an app update from play store fixed the issue.

However, I constantly get the message "Exchange service has stopped", probably because it, or another relevant app, is frozen.
[G 2014 General] abi23:
battery use problem

in stock MM rom xt1068 android system use 27-30% battery . in standby mode use battery reduce 20% how i control.