yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Z5 Premium Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] it.tinz:
Thanks ayhanornek,

So are you saying the phone app used on Android 7.0 has a built in answerphone feature (not redirect to carrier) as it did on Android 6 and that it was not a Sony phone app?

Also, have you used a remote phone manager that uses the Cast screen function, could you please confirm?

I only ask as the ART cache is not likely to cause issues like those I am having, well possibly the MPE issues, but as I am pretty sue the server is using the built in CAST function, that would not have code in the ART cache would it? Certainly it would not result in settings not being displayed.

I have already tried clearing the cache associated directly with the alarm and MPE server cache but this has not helped.

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] krishnasaha95:
"For those who want the best."​

https://postimage.org/​

Hello and welcome to the best debloater for your Stock 5.1.1 ROM.​

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Screenshots, Download links and changelog are in second post!​

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Features​

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-De-bloating your Stock 5.1.1 ROM to the bare minimum.​

-Excellent battery life and performance​

-Extremely efficient install process without deleting all of your apps and data.​

-Tool file size 160 KB, literally downloads in 1 second.

-Oh, and did I mention it makes your phone very fast? I'm typing this thread on my phone and it's just flying. I forgot about it.​

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Installation process​

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-Be sure that you're on STOCK lollipop 5.1.1.​

-Download the tool​

-Take a nandroid backup (optional)​

-In this tool, you don't have to wipe anything, this is pretty awesome.​

-Flash the tool​

-Reboot and enjoy.​

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Compatibility​

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The tool should be compatible with all J5 variants running on stock 5.1.1.

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Notes​

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-Be aware that this is my First debloat tool ever, so its going to have imperfections. Please don't hate.
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Credits​

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@mitko7411 Of course :D

@samsung for firmware

XDA:DevDB Information

[5.1.1][TW]Debloat your Stock 5.1.1 ROM!, Tool/Utility for the Samsung Galaxy J5

Contributors

mitko7411

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: 1.0

Stable Release Date: 2017-02-21

Created 2017-02-21

Last Updated 2017-02-21
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] krishnasaha95:
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Download Links​

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Tool- https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9xSy8-wrGyvbEJJV29lZmNNRnM

Note 5 unlock effects app- https://mega.nz/#!0g43ET6S!9w7_XUfzkI0AA9KrVh5_NHtTRzZAZGX28QC2DsnrXTA

Install as a normal apk.

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Screenshots​

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https://postimage.org/

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Changelog​

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-v1.0- Initial release.​
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] paulo boë:
Great job m8:good:
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] krishnasaha95:
tnx m8

for everyone, MM variant is coming very soon, im working on it
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] s10gopal:
Source code plz
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] #Henkate:
This is a debloating script lol. You can find the "source code" in the updater-script.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] himfa71:
Thanks for this, I've reached my daily thanks limit,

Waiting for your DEODEX MM ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] krishnasaha95:
MM version is coming today or tommorow. It's not deodexed but debloated. Deodexing is used to edit an app more in-depth. Please test the script and report if it works for you.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] s10gopal:
On mobile I'm unable to open it . Plz provide in txt file or pastebin link plz
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Ragazzza:
notepad++

---------- Post added at 08:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:59 PM ----------

And i forgot ty, i already deeep debloated my MM, but still can't wait for your debloater for marshmallow to see what else can i uninstall :p
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] krishnasaha95:
trust me, its the minimum. removed knox apps, removed backup apps, removed cloud, samsung updaters, everything that you can imagine.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] #Henkate:
You still left SmartManager crap which is bloatware, as far as I see in the screenshot :p
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Taivotat2:
You can try Mixplorer ;)
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Ragazzza:
Hey henkate, what do you think is the nest alternative for smart manager, i just want to see how much RAM i have free.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] #Henkate:
I don't know about that nest alternative, but you can check the free ram in Settings > Developer options > Running processes on MM.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Ragazzza:
Didn't know that, i'll remove smart manager, there are two apps, smart manager and smart manager provider, i can remove both?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] #Henkate:
Remove everything which has "SmartManager" and you'll be fine. If I remember properly there is SMCore too which is for SmartManager.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2015) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] krishnasaha95:
maybe i should do a separate uninstaller for smartmanager, and also version 1.2 with even more bloat removed. but now im amazed from areskernel so i cant really work on 5.1.1 XD
[Oppo F1] moky4mido:
my device is f1f

I accidentally wiped my system using TWRP recovery so there is basically no OS on the device

how can I move from there to get my device functioning again?

I have downloaded the stock rom but it refuses to being flashed by the TWRP recovery

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[Oppo F1] kdd998:
Put back the ColorOS recovery and install ColorOS zip from OPPO. Or switch to CM13.
[Oppo F1] moky4mido:
no further help needed guys, I solved it on my own

I flashed stock recovery using adb command by those two lines

fastboot flash recovery stock-recovery.img

fastboot boot stock-recovery.img

and then flashed stock rom using stock recovery and it worked well
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] narenderrao:
Hi

Coolpad note 5 has released a lot of months ago and till now there is no information regarding rooting procedure..

So please anyone knows the rooting method of coolpad note 5 comment on this thread

...I can't go with this mobile without root it....

Thanks everyone of xda family for everything..
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xjoshyx:
Hello,

Some time ago, like many others, i updated my N8010 with the wrong firmware of the N8000 .

Shame on me it has been laying a long time around not getting too much attention

I rooted my device and I have been able to use the original Firmware through mobile Odin.

So far so good the device is still shown as N8000 instead of the WIFI version.

Now I want to go back to stock rom and want the device to show the right model number.

What I learned from different threads here is that I need the original PIT files for a downgrade and to rearrange the filesystem.

But all links I found are offline.:(

I hope I understood this right.

So if I’m not wrong can someone please tell me were to find the PIT files for the N8010 16GB version maybe upload them or send me a PM?

Thank you in advance.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] afgok:
do you know how to use google

confirmed this does work

hxxp://firmware.smartphonewp.com/download-samsung-galaxy-note-10-1-gt-n8010-pit-file/
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Thanks for that post and link .
[Verizon LG G3] Helltech:
Title pretty much. I never had to do this with other my devices, my two LG G2s or my other other G3, apparently now I do have to bypass SafetyNet for some of the applications I use, as nothing seems to be working. So my question is where do I start. I see a lot of threads about it but they aren't as user friendly as a lot of the threads and guides in the LG G forums (Thanks to great guides by [MENTION=2941286]xdabbeb[/MENTION] and [MENTION=2560614]roirraW "edor" ehT[/MENTION]) ((Honestly its one of the reasons I bought another LG G3 was because of the users here)). Basically I am on XDABBEB's VS985 - 3.1.1, rooted (from 10B TOT). However I need to bypass Google safety net for two apps. I see things about Magisk, Systemless Rooting, Systemless Xposed, suhide. I don't even know what most of that stuff means, let alone doing all the terminal command in adb and stuff. If anyone could point me in the right direction that would be great.
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Hi! I know you weren't necessarily asking me (and you're welcome, glad I was able to help people), but just wanted to weigh in on only a couple of the aspects I have any knowledge about. First, any rooted (at least stock) ROM on the G3 since Lollipop 5.x is using systemless root - I believe it's the only way root can be implemented on 5.0 and above. However, systemless root by itself doesn't necessarily get you to pass SafetyNet. I am not knowledgable at all about SafetyNet because I have no need for passing it, so I really can't weigh in on it or Magisk, and I haven't used Systemless Xposed.

Systemless anything (root, Xposed, I think there are other systemless mods) means that the system partition, where what really makes Android be Android resides, is not modified. This may be a simplified explanation but there are others who know a lot more about this stuff.

I don't even know if it's possible to implement Magisk or hope for passing SafetyNet on a rooted G3. If you haven't poked around or asked in the non-Verizon G3 sections, you might want to see if anyone's mentioned anything, although of course it might only loosely apply to the Verizon variant.

You probably couldn't run a customized stock ROM like [MENTION=2941286]xdabbeb[/MENTION]'s VS985 v3.1.1 at all if you hope to pass SafetyNet, but again, this is coming from my limited knowledge. The system partition on any custom ROM is usually fairly heavily modified to varying degrees.

Good luck!
[Verizon LG G3] Helltech:
Thanks as always. You did help me explain things better at least. That isn't really the news I wanted to hear but I'll peek around and see what I can find. I saw something on reddit about bumping Magisk on a G2 and G3 if you're running CM (is that Cyanogen or Clockwork, see the lack of hand holdi-ness I can't even comprehend the acronyms). But the whole thread was garbled noise to my beginners ears.
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
You're welcome. CM is CyanogenMod. CWM is the acronym for ClockWork Mod. CM isn't made any more (simple version of explanation); for all intents and purposes it's now LineageOS. No real difference to the end user, just name change.
[Verizon LG G3] Helltech:
Well thanks, guess I'll start looking into all of that then. Hope i can get something working :(
[Huawei Watch] superdon:
Need to find a replacement for my trusty Gshock that just died. Am thinking of going with a smart watch and the Huawei seems to be the best of the bunch.

With the new version coming soon, would you buy one of these now? I can't seem to find any good sales on the current watch at the moment, so would likely buy sell and hand.

Or will the existing watch go on sale when the new one is released and used prices also drop?

What real benefits is the new model likely to offer?

Anyone in the UK have a good example they are thinking of selling? Ideally with stainless strap and black would also be a plus.

Cheers

Sorry, realised this should be in the Q&A forum. Sent request to admin
[Huawei Watch] csick:
There's rumors that the HW 2 will be revealed in less than a week, so if I were you I'd wait until at least then so you'll have more facts before making a decision.

http://www.techradar.com/news/huawei-watch-2-release-date-news-and-rumors
[Huawei Watch] duchian:
I've bought my watch about week ago and I do not regret. Great watch :)
[Huawei Watch] M.Sami:
well.. looking at the reviews the newer models do not seem to offer a huge improvement over the HW, and I really love everything about this watch after almost a year now

So yes, would def buy one now especially that the price is lower
[Huawei Watch] ChristopherJZ:
You should keep an eye out on Amazon (US version). I picked up a "used - like new" Huawei watch for $124 from Amazon Warehouse. I expected it to be damaged but it was like new, except the box wasn't sealed. Really good deal and I glad I got the watch.
[Huawei Watch] tboy2000:
I bought one yesterday as I don't like the sporty look.
[Huawei Watch] umair shaikh:
worth it ???

even i'm getting a refund for my moto 360 2nd gen so should i buy this or go for zen watch 3 ?
[Huawei Watch] tboy2000:
The watch itself is great. Android Wear 1 is a laggy though. So Android Wear 2 should make it better.
[Huawei Watch] Phlip00ws6:
With HW 2 being too gear s3 ish and no rotating bezel.. I mean WTF - I'll probably go with the first gen HW. I just really wish it had GPS and NFC. Once it goes back to < $200 I'm grabbing one. I'll go to best buy and return it if wear 2.0 isn't what I hope it is. If thats the case, maaaybe gear s3 classic can fit the bill.
[Huawei Watch] TheSt33v:
I just got my HW yesterday. I replaced my beloved Moto 360 gen 1, and I'm really glad I did. The screen is beautiful, everything about the watch screams quality, no flat tire, Wear 2.0 officially incoming. I was watching to see if the price would come down after HW 2 was revealed, but it actually went up. I got lucky and found one at pre-reveal prices. Looks like I'm not the only one who thinks "sporty" autonomous smart watches are a terrible idea.
[Huawei Watch] honster:
I got my HW last week, just before the HW 2 was announced and don't regret it a bit. This is a great watch and great replacement for my Sony Smartwatch 3.
[Huawei Watch] kbboykin:
I actually have two. One with AW 2.0 DP4/5 and one still running AW 1.5 MM. Can't seem to part with either at this point. I also have a ZW2.
[Huawei Watch] VS88:
I have both Hwatch and ZW3, but I advise you rather buy ZW3 now (it is far newer watch with newer hardware) if your budget allows it. If not, then of course, Hwatch is a superb smartwatch, if you can find one for around 150eur.
[Huawei Watch] ChristopherJZ:
I disagree, the ZW3 has no hear rate sensor, ugly protruding buttons and proprietary straps. The only plus is the ambient light sensor without a flat tyre
[Huawei Watch] VS88:
LOL own one and then say something..
[Huawei Watch] TheSt33v:
Why would owning the watch change any of the facts that he just listed?
[Huawei Watch] VS88:
Naahh, nevermind
[Huawei Watch] superdon:
I ordered a Huawei Watch from Amazon and had a play, and have sent it back but may buy one again if the prices drop. It was the silver version and I would definitely want the black version. So I am keeping my eye out for deals on those. This watch is about as big as I would want to go, ideally a bit smaller.

I only played for a couple of hours and it seemed ok. The only thing I did notice, but didn't investigate too much, is that even on dim mode some of the watch faces were really bright.

I work nights and would want the watch to be stealthy at night. Is there a way to get the face really dim but still visible or is it a case of having to have the screen off? Hopefully that makes sense!

I also like the look of the LG Style (titanium) which from what I can gather is a bit smaller but has far less features. Is there anything else that might suit my needs? I may also just go for another Gshock for a few years and see how the smartwatches continue to pan out.
[Huawei Watch] umair shaikh:
huawei watch 1 or zenwatch 3 ????

i love the huawei watch but zenwatch looks promising too !!!!
[Huawei Watch] VS88:
Zenwatch 3 for the style and new CPU, if you dont need heart rate sensor.

Hwatch is cheaper tho. Its all about preferences.
[Touch Cruise General] hqqh:
Hi,

I would like to connect a pda to a tv or VGA projector. Is this possible with the HTC touch cruise? Because it seams that the MSM7200 processor has the hardware already integrated.

Kind regards,

hqqh
[Touch Cruise General] energy59:
no friend, not have, bye
[Touch Cruise General] hqqh:
usb pinout?

Hi,

it's a pity!

But do you know, whether the MDDI signals (Mobile Display Digital Interface) are at the "usb" connector? Do you have a pinout?

If these signals are acessable, I would try do design a converter box MDDI to VGA (if such a device such a box is not available).

Kind regards,

hqqh
[Touch Cruise General] energy59:
The usb pin is used for usb or y hearphone.

The HTC Athena 7500 model have video out.

Bye
[Touch Cruise General] Pawel062:
according to what i remember from looking at the qualcomm 7200 documents the qualcomm 7200 is able to do vga out. just need to do a hardware mod. have to look into this more to be sure though.
[Touch Cruise General] mbeijer:
didn't do the research on how it works... but the shop suggests this is an option...

http://www.pdashop.nl/product/37026/47090/3481/impatica-showmate.html
[Touch Cruise General] RaptorRVL:
Well, that is using bluetooth. And I wonder if that's usable as a complete screen replacement. Seems mostly aimed at powerpoint looking at the website (http://www.impatica.com/showmate/). Although it also says you can see the desktop etc on a blackberry, don't know about pocketpc.

Doesn't seem to be aimed at playing video etc. But then again, I haven't tried it so don't know what the performance is of this thing. But as it uses bluetooth I don't think the framerate would be that high.
[Touch Cruise General] Rudegar:
polaris dont have usbhost it dont matter that the cpu support it htc use their own usb chip which dont support usb host

only Athena support host

so not posible to use usb to vga gizmo
[Touch Cruise General] lauchon:
Impatica

Hi friends, I been using the impatica showmate with my HTC TYNT II (Kayser) with windows mobile 6, and all the powerpoint presentations on the projector looks great, it use a powerpoint adapter that takes your power point presentation and then changes to an impatica presentation. I've just download the tool to make that my pocket pc screen can be display on the proyector (or datashow).

The next days I'll be using this tool a lot, if you have any cuestions, please fell fre mail me to cleiv008@codelco.cl.

This is my first time that I post something that can help somebody, so I'll be glad to help...

regards
[Touch Cruise General] phil-smith.tk:
PDA + MyMobiler via USB/Bluetooth + Laptop + Projector = Problem solved! :D
[Touch Cruise General] gnick666:
Defeats the porpouse...
[Touch Cruise General] phil-smith.tk:
But solves the problem...
[LG G Flex 2] G Flex 2:
Hi,

Previously I successfully rooted LS966 and bricked while flashing ROM (Lesson Learnt) and paid a bomb to repair the motherboard.

I now have H955 - 15B. I successfully rooted the phone via online remote connect help, because I felt it would be cheaper than last time. After rooting,

Debloated mostly all google Bloatware and few system apps based on a list from another discussion on XDA,

Installed Pimp My CPU and reduced to 1230 Mhz

Doze to block background data traffic

Greenify to stop background processes.

This has been quite a versatile combination for me and the battery doesn't drop by even 1% until the screen is on.

Once the screen is on I am losing 1% of battery every 3 - 5 mins.

I am getting a Screen On Time of 3Hrs.45Mins only.

I have also read up on Battery Calibration issue and this is my second full charge - full discharge cycle.

But the battery percentages are still going down at the same speed.

My screen is drinking above 50% of my juice at 100% brightness. I tried to change that few times but it is more or less same.

Earlier it used to be around 15 to 30%. I am attaching current consumption picture.

While I am enjoying a good Stand By Time of upto 12 to 14 hrs, my Screen on Time is reduced to 3hrs 45Mins. :eek: :rolleyes:

Is this normal?

Or I am missing something?

Is it the way ROM was flashed on old built before rooting because of soft brick while rooting?

Any indication will be of immense help. Many :eek:

Many Thanks.
[LG G Flex 2] Azure Potato:
Seems the way it should be. Changed my battery almost a week ago and I get maybe close to 4 hours of SOT, depends how you use your phone, I use it at 80% brightness though and standby time while it's just sitting on the table is days. :good: N.B. Using android 6.0.1, although it used to be pretty much the same on 5.1.1, maybe less standby time.

Also I'm pretty sure Pimp My CPU shouldn't be compatible with this phone because of the kernel and lockdowns. Maybe they've found some kind of loophole, doubt it though. :rolleyes:

Also for the battery calibration, I fully discharge every month to 0% and then charge it to 100% while not using it and once it hits 100% it's good to go. Just the way I do it, not everyone does it the same. :)

Also, I never trust remote help of any kind, who knows what crap they might do, and even though I am an amateur at android rooting and flashing, I've done it myself every time cause I don't trust remote stuff. :eek:

And depending if you want root or not, you could use android 5.1.1 15c(although I don't know if the difference between 15b and 15c is that big) with root or android 6.0.1 20c without root. It's rather simple to root on 5.1.1 though, so many guides here, as long as you follow them to the letter. ;)

You don't have to agree with what I've written here, it's just my opinion. :cool:
[LG G Flex 2] G Flex 2:
Are you sure you get close to 4Hrs of SOT on a brand new battery because I get 3 Hrs and 50 Mins or so but less than 4 Hrs on a phone which is 6 months old. Never changed the battery. If that is the case then I think I am doing alright. I have seen SOT Tests of phones like Pixel and One Plus T.

I dnt think pimp my ROM has any restrictions. It kind of works smoothly. It helps me cool down the hot CPU also. I have ovecome the dreaded overheating issues of G Flex 2 easily with clocking my CPU.

I have done the battery calibration. But it quite didn't help me.

I went paranoid because immediately after the root I started to observe the battery percentage on the top. And I felt its falling drastically. But on the other end my stand by time has gone upto 15 hrs. The battery doesn't drop even by a single percent until the screen is on. Once it is on it goes down drastically.
[LG G Flex 2] Azure Potato:
I think of the battery calibration as kind of a safeguard, it's not a necessity.

The pixel and oneplus are different beasts altogether.

Also, as your phone is only 6 months old then it's battery should be ok and as I stated before battery life depends how one uses their phone, I tend to play a few games here and there with 80% brightness and such so it takes a bit more on my end. I personally haven't seen over 4 hours of SOT with my phone ever since I've had it, but your mileage may vary.

As for the PIMP my CPU, if it works for you good, I personally moved over to 6.0.1. When I was changing my battery I removed the motherboard out of curiosity to see how the thermal pad is and only one edge was touching the frame, so I added some Arctic MX-4 thermal paste between the frame and thermal pad and the temps are surprisingly better now. Still tends to get hotter than it should but throttles a lot less now and the screen brightness doesn't forcibly drop below 80% now, even when gaming. It used to drop to 50% etc before when just browsing the web. Anyways, that's that.

It might be some background stuff eating your battery too if you had better battery life than you do now, or it might be because of the motherboard change. Unfortunately I'm not smart enough to say for sure. Also, the more you look at the battery percentage the worse it looks :p

Sincerely,

Azure Potato :cowboy: