yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 6P General] Jammol:
Yeah will do.

Want a kicker?

I have a busted 6P that is on the latest Lineage. Busted meaning water damaged. Knocked it off the counter and straight into the toilet bowl! ?

Rice bagged for 5 straight days but the damage was done. Speakers don't work but everything else does. Device looks as though nothing ever happened to it. I use it whenever I need to get my custom ROM fix, lol. I keep my daily on full stock because of work use.

The kicker.... Never had the shutdown issue. Not even the cold bug shutdown issue either. I use it in my garage when wishing on my car's and listen to music via Bluetooth. Last time I was out there working on my truck, it was -6(garage isn't heated).
[Nexus 6P General] X12321:
You've had six Nexus 6P devices and all of them had problems with random shutdown. The one Nexus 6P device that had no problems ends up in the toilet?! Ugh... that sucks! Sorry to hear that.

So, of the seven Nexus 6P devices you've had, 86% had problems. That's a little higher then than the "small number of users", or "less than 1%" of devices are affected, that Google would like to have people believe.
[Nexus 6P General] Jammol:
Yeah that statement is all PR stunts man. Every company will say that to the very end. Samsung was the biggest example of it, but at least they stepped up and recalled every single one. Don't know if it's because of safety concerns, or they just didn't want to deal with the lawsuits. I hoping for the first reason.

I'll tell you what though, when I buy another device from Project Fi, I'm going to make sure it doesn't have a crappy processor in it(looking at you 810, you lit), and I am definitely not going to spend iPhone pricing on another Google device(looking at you Pixel devices), unless it is......ahem....revolutionary!
[Nexus 6P General] yangqi:
Similar here, google just doesn't care to give a sh*t. I will never get any google branded phone.
[Nexus 6P General] drew_t:
Apple FTW
[Nexus 6P General] X12321:
A "tiny percentage of affected units" (as Google would like to have everyone believe) has now affected a representative for CNET.

Shame on Google:

https://www.cnet.com/news/why-i-regret-buying-a-google-phone/
[Nexus 6P General] DEVILOPS 007:
I agree, I also love that pretty phone with hardware 2 years behind Android phones. Great great phone! :silly:

I'm being sarcastic if you didn't realise but if you are an apple fan then I wouldn't be surprised if you are slow.
[Nexus 6P General] seabro01:
Not a Apple fan but there are benefits that come with buying a iPhone.
[Nexus 6P General] mobileman88:
Yup. Apple support when under warranty is way better than my experience with Huawei's support. Gave me hours wasted with 4 visits and problems not fixed. I even had an iPad several weeks out of warranty replaced as they admitted it was due to another issue happening to some other customers. I like my 6P, just praying hard I don't have to have my 2nd unit sent for repair again to Huawei's non-existent customer service.
[Nexus 6P General] X12321:
Update from today. Read the comments at the end of the article. NOT FIXED.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/04/03/android-7-1-2-changelog/

The comments below by Middlefinger hit the nail on the head and resonated loudly with me:

Middlefinger • 18 hours ago

The number of bugs in Android just lately is unacceptable, and exactly why OEMs dont update as quickly as some would like. If this was pushed to all phones immediately there would be hundreds of millions all shutting down randomly.

Google puts out a half finished product, gets everyone else to fix it, then blames the OEMs for being 'slow' to update.

Francisco Franco • 16 hours ago

Every software on Earth has bugs. It gets worse when the entire phone has software from a dozen different vendors. Even the iPhone has weird bugs and Apple controls the device's hardware & software stack.

That generalization is stupid and uninformed.

Middlefinger • 9 hours ago

So why are OEM devices more reliable than googles own? I realise all software has bugs, but Google rushes out poor quality software, whereas the OEMs actually seem to spend time testing theirs.

Ive done the whole Nexus thing, and im never going back. The hardware was poor quality, the software buggy. Im sticking to slower updated, but reliable OEM devices now. I would rather be an entire version behind Googles latest if it actually worked properly.

You want to know what's really stupid and uninformed? That Google knows best, that AOSP based devices are the way to go and that having the latest version of Android instantly is desirable.

Felonious Monk • 8 hours ago

A big hearty amen to that.
[Nexus 6P General] Face_Plant:
People need to understand that the shutdown bug is due to degraded batteries, not Nougat. I've been on Nougat since I got my 6P in January 2017 and haven't had my phone shut down randomly. Why? Because my battery is only 4 months old, unlike most 6P users. Yes it sucks that Huawei used cheap batteries in their phones that die after 12 months, but that's not Google's fault.

Also, screw OEM devices. I buy a Nexus for 2 reasons: Google's code is open source (unlike most OEM's) so I can comb through it to see if they're hiding anything fishy, and because I like to **** with my phone. With Samsung's and other OEM's you routinely have to wait several months for root, if it ever comes at all, and the selection of ROMs/kernels is very slim. With a Nexus root is available instantly, or at most within a day or so. You're stuck with the OEM deciding what's best for you, which to me is like living in North Korea with no freedoms and the government deciding what you can and can't do.

I tried the whole OEM device thing in 2014 with a AT&T branded Note 3 and it was one of the most unbearable things I've ever done. The only reliability issues I've encountered with Nexus devices were self inflicted (running a Dev preview, running unstable ROMs, risky kernel settings, etc).
[Nexus 6P General] X12321:
I bought my Nexus 6P in February 2016 with Marshmallow 6.0 out of the box and it worked perfectly. As soon as I installed Nougat 7.0 in October, just 6 months later, my battery life went to crap. Not a slow decline, but a huge drop. Worse, my device would shut off randomly at various percentages.

There are thousands of posts online by Nexus 6P owners with similar experiences. Their Nexus 6P with Marshmallow 6.0 out of the box worked perfectly. As soon as Nougat 7.0 was installed, thousands of complaints poured in about reliability issues such as fast battery drain, random shut off, and boot looping. These complaints haven't stopped with further updates, including the latest 7.1.2.

These complaints all have one thing in common: They began when Nougat 7.0 was installed on their Nexus 6P.

There are countless articles online reporting that Nougat 7.0 caused this issue. Here is one of hundreds: http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/1...toff-problem-and-its-becoming-a-safety-issue/

If you ignore the experiences of thousands of Nexus 6P owners who have posted that Nougat 7.0 ruined their Nexus 6P devices and instead focus only on your Nexus 6P device having no reliability issues, then in your mind, the Nexus 6P is a reliable device. Thousands of upset Nexus 6P owners would disagree.

If you read my original post, I explained to a Google rep that I have a brand new device with 6.0 installed that works perfectly. I said if I install 7.1.1 and my phone begins shutting off with 15% battery life left, it would clearly show that Google / 7.1.1 is the cause. I again asked if Google would provide me with any type of recourse in the event this happens. The rep once again stated that there is nothing Google will do for me.

It's a shame that Google cherry picks the customers that they decide to help. If you purchased your Nexus 6P from the Google Store, they will help you. If not, they take no responsibility for their OS ruining your device and will do nothing for you.
[Nexus 6P General] rchtk:
Yes but...

Among the small proportion of users hit by the problem, there is a tiny proportion of people who were still on Marshmallow. So the *root cause* is not Nougat.

It's probably a hardware or hardware/software interaction bug which more or less quickly exhibits with usage: aging, (dis)charge rate, temperature.

Most probably Google and Huawei know where the problem lies and I'd say if Google didn't solve it by their AOSP code base then it's either HW or HWSW deffect in drivers or uC in the battery. And anyway iphones also have that problem to some extent and totally different OS (excluding drivers)

If as you said you're a "basic user" which is confirmed by the fact that you don't see anything attractive on Google Phone to the point that you could switch to Apple, then you probably shouldn't have bought a Google phone. I agree with you on that point.

Apple is still a totally different ecosystem so in-between, don't forget looking at Android OEM phones...
[Nexus 6P General] HikingMoose:
Just skimmed through some of this thread. Wow, it's amazing how down on google or nougat people get!!! I've been on Nougat since I got my device last September (2016), and the battery life was improved over MM, and it was much smoother. It's never shut down once on me, and I've had no issues to date. My battery (which I take very good care of), is still at 97% capacity according to accubattery. But, I also have only run it down below 20% a handful of times, because that is terrible for them. So I'm wondering if that is the disparity. People that abuse their batteries, have the phone shut off prematurely after a few months, not because the battery is low quality (which it actually might be if it gets damaged so quickly), but because in those 3 months they leave it on the charger all night, and then run it down till it shuts off, then plug it in and use it while charging (causing tremendous heat), then leave it on charge all night again. All of those things are HORRIBLE for a battery.

I do understand why people would be upset with Google and Nougat though. If I had issues, I'd be think its all crap too. But it's perfect for me.
[Nexus 6P General] Face_Plant:
If the battery isn't the issue, then how do you explain the reports from 6P users that say replacing the battery fixed their shutdown problem?
[Nexus 6P General] tech_head:
The device is not old enough for people to have severe battery problems. Not like this.

Marginal batteries coupled with a bug in software is my guess.
[Nexus 6P General] X12321:
GOOGLE NEXUS 6P BATTERY EARLY SHUTOFF AND BOOTLOOPING – CLASS ACTION INVESTIGATION

I filled out the form at the first link below, and a few hours later I received a call from attorney Jessica L. Titler. Attorney Titler asked me to tell her about the issues I experienced with my Nexus 6P, and how Google and Huawei responded to my requests to get a satisfactory resolution. Attorney Titler then informed me that her law firm, Chimicles & Tikellis LLP, will be filing a class action lawsuit today before midnight or on Monday, naming Google and Huawei as defendants.

Any Nexus 6P owners who have experienced rapid battery discharge, random/early shutoff, or bootlooping, and have not received a satisfactory resolution from Google or Huawei are encouraged to fill out the form at this link:

https://chimicles.com/google-nexus-6p-battery-early-shutoff-bootlooping-class-action-investigation/

----------

Chimicles & Tikellis LLP is the same law firm that has filed a class action lawsuit against LG for how they responded to thousands of complaints regarding bootloop issues in certain LG devices:

https://chimicles.com/?s=LG
[Nexus 6P General] X12321:
Class Hits Google With Suit Over 'Defective' Nexus Phones

Law360, Dallas (April 17, 2017, 5:29 PM EDT) -- Google Inc. and Huawei Technologies USA Inc. were hit with a putative class action in Texas federal court Friday over an allegedly defective smartphone, the Nexus 6P, which the user claims suffers from premature battery drainage.

Plaintiff Alex Gorbatchev wants to represent a class of consumers who bought the Google Nexus 6P phones, which he says also suffer from a problem that sends the phone into a “death spiral” in which the phones suddenly switch off and then restart in what is referred to as an...

https://www.law360.com/texas/articles/913933/class-hits-google-with-suit-over-defective-nexus-phones

https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Bad-Cellphones.pdf
[Nexus 6P General] MrKaon:
My phone was shutting down at around 20 ~ 25% , contacted Google , they sent me an email with few steps to follow hoping that could fix the problem otherwise sending phone to them was last option, one of those steps was putting phone in safe mode and use it till it dies , in my surprise this action fixed my problem, looked like somehow it calibrated battery. So no more sudden shut down anymore.
[Nexus 6P General] r29:
I gave up with them.

Lucky my carrier had device protection getting a free pixel upgrade.
[Sony Xperia M5] vovanukas:
I have a problem with my Xperia M5. The thing is, I can not see some emojis that my friends send via Messenger. E.g. 2 glasses of champagne: ?

Is there an app or a workaround I can do to see these emojis?
[Sony Xperia M5] ih8redsn0w:
Yes just do a bit of research
[Galaxy S5 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbdoshi:
I have scoured the internet and this forums for an answer to see if this AT&T S5 Mini can be rooted. Most articles seem to talk about other variants of this phone. Chainfire's site does not list the A model. There is one article (http://www.gogorapid.com/root-samsung-galaxy-s5-mini-sm-g800a/) on rooting this model, but it is for a different baseband version. The SRSRoot site claims it can root this phone...

So, the phone details are as below:

Device Name: Samsung-SM-G800A

Android Version: 5.1.1

Baseband Version: G800AUCU3BOJ8

Kernel Version: 3.4.0-6091345

Build Number: LMY47X.G800AUCU3BOJB

Knox Version: 2.4.1

From Samsung site, this version was released sometime in November of last year. I found the rooting guide for G900A (for a different build number though) on this forum and I am assuming that it is not applicable to G800A model.

Anyways, can I root this phone? I believe that this model with this baseband version cannot be rooted due to locked boot-loader... I wanted to confirm my understanding (or misunderstanding) as I have never rooted phones and I am hesitant to trust any answers outside these forums.. Thank you.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeedViciouZ:
At this moment, I test with kingroot and nothing.

with debloater dont work too
[General Questions and Answers] datricbrown:
When are they going to update the zmax pro?

TeknoZmaxPro1
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
THIS IS MY COMEBACK:

PDesireCoreKernel

Every Device is a Flagship

My target on these kernels is to make the old devices equal and even better than the flagships

This is a project for extremly many devices so I've seperated my OP in some sections:

Kitakami Family

CHANGELOG:

1.0:
PDesireAudio 10.0
Security and Memory patches by Google
Misc Patches by kernel.org
Backported commits from 4.9 and 3.12 kernel (stable)
Reducing crashes

RC3:
Added some missing Defconfig
Some Crypto and ARM64 patches
Added support for more Kitakami devices

RC2:
Rock Stable and Smooth like warm butter
PDesireAudio 6.0
KCAL Color Control
CPU OC
FSync included
Many Schedulers (like Tripndroid) included
Westwood (best TCP algorithm)
Voltage Table Control (use it with caution)
Adaptive Low Memory Killer
Updated WiFi driver
Many other patches for more battery and more stability
Compatibility to phh Superuser
DRM Patched
TWRP included
Busybox included
Rased on RyTekk's kernel for sumire

FUTURE:

FauxSound Control
if you have more, tell me

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:

Every kernel just works on latest Nougat FW (376)

DOWNLOADS:

Downloads:

https://goo.gl/u5g1hz

Others comes soon, more information see here:

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=71089034&postcount=2

SOURCE:

https://github.com/Team-DevElite/PDesireCoreKernel-Kitakami-RC

Shinano Family

Need some things from you before i can start, more info here:

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=71089034&postcount=2

Rhine Family

Need some things from you before I can start, more info here:

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=71089034&postcount=2

Tetra Family (Sony SmartWatch 3)

Coming Soon, more info here

HOWTO INSTALL:

Boot to recovery

Flash the downloaded zip

Reboot

FAQ

Where's my kernel?

Please read my second post, as long I don't have all ramdisks, no kernel for that device

Even though I am 17 years old, go to college 38 hours per week, and my life isn't easy at all so please take patience, for your patience you get the present then :)

CREDITS:

[MENTION=3037651]zacharias.maladroit[/MENTION]

[MENTION=357342]tobias.waldvogel[/MENTION]

[MENTION=4798704]RyTekk[/MENTION]

[MENTION=5900960]ShadowElite[/MENTION]

[MENTION=6791680]_LLJY[/MENTION]

[MENTION=6246520]perobot[/MENTION]

[MENTION=5163228]kavatzas7[/MENTION]

[MENTION=5107881]anjelz2012[/MENTION]

[MENTION=4757646]wulfiss[/MENTION]

[MENTION=5505196]Raz0Rfail[/MENTION]

[MENTION=5894230]V4LKyR[/MENTION]

[MENTION=3453812][Fenix][/MENTION]

Every Commiter on my Repo

Team DevElite and the THDR Alliance
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[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
So when you want i contribute for all devices listed here i need something from you:

Your kernel.elf extracted from your LATEST firmware

I need it for these devices:

Z1

Z1c

Z2

Z3 Dual

Z3c

Z3+

Z3+ Dual

Z4 Tablet

Z5 Dual

Z5c

Z5 Premium (not Dual)

Any help of you would be very appericated and gives you an placement into Credits :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] anjelz2012:
Xperia Z5 Premium

E6853

nougat .376

https://mega.nz/#!LQYVzbCS!I5AnILA9p6KJGSNj-HyVfYoiBgJTzCfnTnkfSGsBuyA

But it is a lot to ask would be interesting to enable 4k as default resolution, I am available for testing

Thank you:laugh:
[Sony Cross-Device General] kavatzas7:
Xperia Z1 Compact - D5503

14.6.A.1.236 Lolipop

http://www.mediafire.com/file/i4jp8z4kytz7hxd/kernel.elf
[Sony Cross-Device General] Nicklas Van Dam:
Great work sir [MENTION=6126659]PDesire[/MENTION] ;) :good:
[Sony Cross-Device General] wulfiss:
can you bring support to the z3 tablet? if you can't or don't want to bring support for it, there are no problems.
[Sony Cross-Device General] perobot:
Hi

Hi, these are from the xperia z3 D6653 23.5.A.1.291

https://mega.nz/#F!M0cGXQRY!DWdEZSdGb7W5HefPAPRV-w

It would be awesome if you could support the application (Universal Kernel Manager to make use of the application [Synapse])

Https://xdaforums.com/android/software/zip-synapse-script-universal-kernel-t2736986;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
Of course there's no problem. I think at the end I would've added support as I forgot it Only to add to the list

If you have the kernel.elf of it I can add it to the supported devices too :)

Your PDesire
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
Do I have to add something for that support? Or does it work without any modification too?

And thanks for your help, you've earned a place on Credits

Okay Thank-you. You will be added to the Credits

The Rhine project starts soon

It's possible to force 4K but that would heat your phone and laggs like **** and it would kill your SoT

But I think I will try soon at least to add QHD support

And you get a place on Credits :)

Your PDesire
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
Added support now for Sumire (E6603/E6653)

Soon Satsuki (E6853) will come too

Your PDesire
[Sony Cross-Device General] YamyYugi:
where i download for xperia z2? THANKS
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
Isn't released yet, and i need a kernel.elf from latest FW of Z2 that i can make a kernel for it

Your PDesire
[Sony Cross-Device General] V4LKyR:
Hello,

The kernel ELF file for Xperia Z2 23.5.A.1.291 is here:

https://mega.nz/#!y50UWCRJ!MmFuZKmIY1xy2NPcJlD3d_YbN61C8esJTT9F7S4YkGc

Thanks for your future work! :o

[MENTION=6126659]PDesire[/MENTION]
[Sony Cross-Device General] GeramanX:
The kernel says 6603.img is it safe to use it?

My phone is 6653.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Raz0Rfail:
Kernel from Z5c E5823

.305 last marshmallow

http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/TM2392Sh/file.html

.376 last nougat

http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/BFRhndAM/file.html
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
Yes E6653 and E6603 shares same Kernel

Your PDesire
[Sony Cross-Device General] wulfiss:
Oh great!.

here it go the kernel of the SPG611 23.5.A.1.291 https://mega.nz/#!1d5RURCK!VCsCJ7K4f0GTqN2bGFH-cRTAU-19iYa23oqDIwFFGWc

Thanks for your work! :D
[Sony Cross-Device General] rama.91:
Where I download for Z1 .236
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
Today the kernel will get Z5c (suzuran) and Z5P Single (satsuki) support :)

Your PDesire
[Sony Cross-Device General] Aklo01:
never mind
[Sony Cross-Device General] [Fenix]:
[MENTION=6126659]PDesire[/MENTION]

Here you go for Xperia Z1 (C6903) :highfive:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/og9waz2h3fat212/Kernel_C6903_14.6.A.1.236.rar

I'm looking forward for this project :fingers-crossed: :good:
[Sony Cross-Device General] SnoopyOne:
[MENTION=6126659]PDesire[/MENTION] Can you make all the kernels add the CPU UC to 268Mhz like the EliteKernel one? And of course add some hotplug like ThunderPlug...etc.

-Best Regards!
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
Thanks for suggestion, will add it :)

Your PDesire
[Sony Cross-Device General] filjusz:
I hope you really will make a working kernel like Androplus kernel for Z2. (functionality combined with performance)
[Sony Cross-Device General] rama.91:
Please share flashable zip
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
Added Z5c and Z5P to supported devices. all kernels are updates to RC3

Enjoy :)

Your PDesire
[Sony Cross-Device General] ch3mn3y:
Any chance for one for Z Ultra? It's almost Z1 :)

I attached kernel from 14.6.A.1.236 Central Europe 1 for this device.
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
That's my plan just i dont need kernel for it as i have the device too :)

But thanks :)

Your PDesire
[Sony Cross-Device General] anjelz2012:
Include compatibility with 2k our 4k E6853? Testing in the next minutes

Thank you!
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
Not yet but that's a feature I am targeting on ;)

Your PDesire
[Sony Cross-Device General] anjelz2012:
Thank you, :laugh:
[Sony Cross-Device General] maple_mak:
(wrong post)
[Sony Cross-Device General] joaorodrigues784:
when the z2 kernel version will come? :D
[Sony Cross-Device General] rcstar6696:
No z2 tablet ?
[Sony Cross-Device General] Snp Mania2:
for z1 please!
[Sony Cross-Device General] Fauzi alaik:
[MENTION=6126659]PDesire[/MENTION] here you go xperia Z3+ dual E6533:good::good:

https://goo.gl/Z2WmE3
[Sony Cross-Device General] rrd84:
[MENTION=6126659]PDesire[/MENTION]

any chance for T2 Ultra Dual D5322 ?

kernel.zip 26.1mb having kernel.elf + fotakernel.sin + kernel.sin

only kernel.elf 9.4mb

its from LP D5322_Customized_19.4.A.0.182_R4C.ftf
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
Okay thanks alot, will make the kernel for it as soon as possible :)

Your PDesire
[Sony Cross-Device General] davisml:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByVwcXW8IUJdS3JzejQtd0NtUkk

Z4 E6553 single.

I appreciate your dedication to the almost forgotten Z4!
[Sony Cross-Device General] MJ999:
Can this kernel be flashed over any other kernel ?

I have flashed elitekernel on my D6503 overwriting this will I lose the elitekernel ?
[Sony Cross-Device General] maple_mak:
Your previous kernel will be replaced by OP's kernel after you flashed it.

All devices can only have one kernel.
[Sony Cross-Device General] rrd84:
Uummmmm... No reply to my post = ignored?

That's me 'NO' chance? :crying:

Ohkey! :crying:

Good luck for your project :cowboy:

Adios!
[Sony Cross-Device General] MJ999:
That's a bummer

Anyway I can combine two kernels into unified and one kernel ?
[Sony Cross-Device General] zemetal:
Z3+ E6553 (single sim), Android 7.0 - 32.3.A.0.376

http://www.mediafire.com/file/z6ux88mz59waowk/E6553_kernel_32.3.A.0.376.elf

[MENTION=6126659]PDesire[/MENTION]
[Sony Cross-Device General] PDesire:
Before i am adding new devices i will work first on announced ones, so there is a POSSIBILITY that it get that kernel but i am not sure yet

Your PDesire