yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] kpirnie:
Hey mate... works good on LG G4 H811r based rom... even with Viper :D

Kudos
[Android Apps and Games] Balraj77712:
Thanks for feedback sir...
[Android Apps and Games] :
[MENTION=5150447]Balraj77712[/MENTION],

Kindly note that's its working great for OnePlus 3T AOSP Extended Unofficial Rom.

You can add the device name in the working list.

Best Regards

BOND
[Android Apps and Games] Balraj77712:
Thanks for feedback sir..
[Android Apps and Games] kpirnie:
spoke too soon mate. while the sound lubraries seem to work great... the music app itself fc's
[Android Apps and Games] Balraj77712:
Sir try to clear data of music app...app shouldn't Force to close..
[Android Apps and Games] kpirnie:
tried that too
[Android Apps and Games] metal_messiah:
Has anyone tried this mod with Android O?
[Android Apps and Games] Balraj77712:
May be no....
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] TXH:
My model is F8132, 39.2.A.0.374.

Now the charging problem is driving me crazy: it's not charging with any wall charger. More precisely:

1. When power-on and connected to wall charger, NOTHING happens.

2. When power-off and connected to wall charger, red light pops out for a second and disappears, "SONY" pops out for seconds, and then the battery sign comes out WITHOUT charging.

3. The phone IS charging when connected to the computer in any case.

4. In fastboot mode when connected to the wall charger, IT'S charging.

I have to tried to use the Companion to repair, and to use flashtool to flash the firm that I have been using, both don't work. I have not unlocked the bootloader, or rooted the phone.

To my knowledge, it seems that the kernel is not working well when it is supposed to recognise the wall charger, but I hesitate to flash a rooted kernel since I never do anything crazy.

Please tell me what to do! GREAT THANKS!
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] juliompinheiro:
I have some problems charging my Xperia X depending on the cable I use (I have a few different micro USB cables from old phones) . Did you try a different cable?
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] TXH:
Cable and chargers are absolutely in great conditions. I have tried a bunch of them.
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] juliompinheiro:
Really strange and seems software related...

Did you ever try a different firmware version and wiping all data/cache/etc?
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] TXH:
Not yet. But why should it work? I have flashed the same firmware, the ROM should be absolutely rewritten, and if the kernel is not completely renewed, why should it be renewed when I flash other versions?

So now I have two conjectures, one is that the kernel is hurt which will not be completely rewritten when we flash the device in usual ways, the other is that something is hurt beneath the kernel level.

But anyway, I'm not an IT guy, and I really need experts now.
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] juliompinheiro:
If there are some blocks of the storage where the kernel is that are not completed rewritten and/or that are damage, it is very weird or lucky for you that you can still boot and it messed only with that very specific part for charging, and not some other part.

So if you can still boot I would discard that the kernel is damaged... It might be some weird bug with your very specific phone and that very specific kernel, so to rule that out you need to change change the kernel flashing another firmware version, and with a different kernel if it is still not charging, then I would say it is something other than the kernel, maybe some specific hardware part with some code inside that helps charging the phone. If it is hardware related you would need to take to sony.

Bur as I said, it seems software related as you can charge with a computer.
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] TXH:
I tried to flash a 6.0 firmware, it's not working. But what's new is that when the phone is connected to the wall charger, it beeps periodically, with no LED light. **** my phone.....
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] reptile64:
It may be hardware-related problem, send it for repair under warranty if it is under good condition
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] RCSPORT:
So could you fix this? Im having the exact same issue! thanks
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] TXH:
No, I've been charging it in blue mode when turning it off for several months.
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] RCSPORT:
thanks! i guess i need a new phone lol! by the way i tried to charge it in blue mode, but no luck, exactly how do you do it? Thanks again!
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] TXH:
turn off the phone, wait for a few seconds, press volume up and hold it, then plug in the usb charge.
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] Stirlitz13:
Did anybody find a fix?
[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] compeer:
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I have the same problem, x peria xp SOV33 cannot fill properly and very long when the phone is active, it doesn't even charge when the cellphone turns off.

I can not get into flash & quick boot mode.

replacing a similar charger cable and adapter does not help at all.

after a few days I made my own charger cable.

combining usb cable with utp cable. (I mean making a single cable charger, not a fiber).

I'm connected to the fast charging adapter version.

and this works.

but the problem is the device can not enter flashmode & fastboot.

I do not guarantee how this will work for all.

the risk of hardware damage is borne by each

sorry my english is very bad

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[Sony Xperia X Performance Questions & Answers] Sarah Home:
Hi, I have a Sony Xperia X compact that has suddenly stopped charging using either the dedicated wall charger. It will charge using my external battery pack, but when it is plugged into the wall charger it will not charge. At first I assumed it was the charger itself, as the micro USB cable was obviously working with my battery pack. The charger I bought was also a genuine Sony one, but this didn't work either, so both this and the original one was used on my husband’s Nokia Lumina 520 which also has a micro USB port for charging and it charges that fine. I then got another micro USB lead and that didn't work either, so I tried my husband’s charger on my phone and again, no charging activity.

It's a weird one, as I don’t understand why it won’t recognise a wall charger but is fine with my batter pack and of not it doesn’t recognise a computer either.
[Nook Touch Themes and Apps] kevzettler:
I'm looking for a browser that uses the Nook hard device buttons to scroll the page. I'm expecting a page jump like when you hit Spacebar on desktop. I've tried Opera Mini, Opera Classic, and 2 Dolphin version so far with no luck. I'm hoping there's a browser that does this. Maybe I can configure the buttons ?
[Nook Touch Themes and Apps] nmyshkin:
You want a browser that can scroll using volume buttons and then use NTTM to assign volume up/down to two hardware buttons.
[Nook Touch Themes and Apps] kevzettler:
[MENTION=5562185]nmyshkin[/MENTION] Thanks for the suggestion. Do you know a browser off hand that scrolls with volume buttons?
[Nook Touch Themes and Apps] nmyshkin:
Dolphin. Search for older versions in the 9 or early 10 series.
[Nook Touch Themes and Apps] nmyshkin:
Hmm.... I finally got around to looking at this. How are we supposed to change the default language if we don't read Chinese?! I've been looking for pictorial solutions online but so far, no luck.
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] 5peeDy09:
Hi, i broked my screen again so i am not a newbie about this... but this time after flashing, the Phone show nothing at all(no Ele sign at startup)... the small LED Dot is shining when android is boot, so i dont think the cable is connected wrong. The touch works fine..What can it be?? Can be production fault?
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] RoyaL1601:
having the same problem. Did you resolve it?

Edit: fixed it by flashing a different ROM version. 160810 worked for me.
[Elephone P9000 Questions & Answers] cch:
same with me.. any idea?
[Xiaomi Redmi 2 Questions & Answers] jelousdogs:
Any Devs Trying To Port It Yet???
[Xiaomi Redmi 2 Questions & Answers] Adarsh Kannada:
O is not released for the public

Android O is still in beta phase, and its not released to the public. I think at least till it is released for the public it won't be attempted to be ported to any devices. We might need to wait till September or October to see if any developer show interest in it.
[General Questions and Answers] adambomb1258:
I currently own a ZTE Blade V7 running android version 6.0. I have been looking around but haven't found a root, could someone direct me to one if said root exists? Thank you very much, all help is greatly appreciated :D
[General Questions and Answers] medsah84:
same here :(
[General Questions and Answers] Dimkox:
Root & TWRP Recovery will be available later
[General Questions and Answers] terrylee420:
Zte blade v7 goodness

Needrom . com blade V7 mt6753
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deafcyclist:
I generally knows how to flash stuff, use xposed, and whatnot. But I've never really done anything unified to focus on extreme battery saving. I am hoping to be able to switch profiles or something like that so I can keep the phone running on the lowest power possible but still be available for me to wake up to higher power for camera, gps, and messaging uses. The reason for this use case is because I will be hiking half of the Appalachian Trail this summer from Harper Ferry, WVA to Springer Mountain, GA, a total of roughly 1023 miles. Being able to stretch my battery as much as possible without actually enabling airplane mode or turning it off would be extremely helpful. I'm deaf so I cannot just simply borrow anybody else phone to call family. So I must be able to use my current phone for many different functions, including communication.

I do want to be able to use my phone as a primarily social media and messaging device. I have a wordpress blog that I'm trying to get in the habit of updating more often. I also have Instagram, Facebook, and the like. I will be bringing a pocket camera with me but I still want to be able to use my phone to snap pics for easy sharing to Instagram (it will autopost to both Facebook and Wordpress). One of my concern about the camera app is because I know that some ROMs have had issues with the camera's performance after a little while. Being on the trail for about 2 and half month, I won't have any opportunity to fix up my phone. Hence why I want to start testing thing out right now and have about a month or two to go before the actual hike.

GPS is obviously going to be vital. I have a guidebook with me that should covers everything and I almost never ever lose my cardinal direction so I'm not too worried about getting lost. But some GPS access could help just in case I need to figure out exactly how far I've missed a turn or how much I have left to go for the day. Plus it would be nice to have in case of emergency.

I do need bluetooth though. I have a Pebble watch that would be useful for me on the trail, I think. And I will be using a folding bluetooth keyboard on the trail too.

I remember once having Cyanogenmod on an old phone of mine with the ability to extremely underclock. It was incredibly laggy but I was able to create a shortcut to the clocking page so I could switch to a higher speed as I needed it. I'm hoping to be able to do the same with my Verizon's Nexus 6.

Anyway, I'm hoping for any input on which ROM, kernel, etc... would be recommended for setting up the absolute best battery saving and be able to switch the functionality high or low as I needs it. Thanks for any input.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cameraddict:
I know that this doesn't exactly answer the question you asked. And I've only owned my N6 since September, and despite flashing everything under the sun with my older devices, I have yet to leave stock on the 6.

That said, are you considering auxiliary batteries (some will give you about 3-4 full charges and are the size of a deck of cards) and possibly solar arrays to top them off? I would consider hanging one from the top of my pack during the day and taking my rests near clearings for direct sunlight. And if you're really looking to stretch your battery, but don't want to run in flight mode, I would consider leaving the BT devices home and maintaining a 2g connection while hiking, only switching to higher power radios when you need to upload images. Remember, in fringe areas, the higher power radios are going to use exponentially more power than when they have a solid signal. And the 2g radio has better reception in fringe areas, besides. Personally, I would use flight mode while sleeping.

One other thing about the radio: this may sound like snake oil, but it is my understanding that the radio's reception can be stronger when closer to the ground based on how the radio waves travel. (It may have been a placebo, but I'm certain I have seen benefit from this on occasion).

I would also make sure that things like NFC, ambient display, screen rotation, adaptive brightness, sync, notifications and vibration are turned off (Being deaf, I suppose that no vibration may not be possible). I would also uninstall (or disable) any and all apps that are not absolutely necessary for the trip. I would also uninstall the Facebook app, if you are using it. If you prefer an app experience for it, I would recommend the Metal app in it's place. No matter what rom you install, you should go for optimizing the power usage.

As for the camera, I would stay away from the AHDR modes and stick to single frame (huge battery saving there!)

I would set a completely black lock screen and home screen wallpaper, too.

I would also suggest an automation app for managing your power usage. Most allow you to have predefined groups of settings that you can assign home screen shortcuts or a quick settings tile. I recommend Automate by Llama Labs.

Good luck! And I hope you have a fantastic trip!
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dr. Mario:
So far that I know of, is that the CPU and GPU speed and governors affect how much the battery is used (#2 heavy power consumer behind the active-matrix organic LED screen with light background) - the faster they run, the more power they require to do certain tasks. I have since set my Nexus 6 phone's processor at 200 - 300 MHz to 1 GHz across entire quad cores (with AutoSMP hotplug and ondemand governors) and GPU locked to 300 MHz maximum, and that configuration have been saving me a lot of power (and quite noticeable with the new battery I installed last week). The ROM I am using is crDroid (Android 7.1.1 Nougat), if you're wondering.

As for GPS, it depends. It may just sip or hog the power. Vibration? It depends on vibration strength (which can be adjusted with Kernel Adiutor Mod app), the stronger it is, the more current it require. Long story short, experimentation is necessary. I also recommend to use black theme under Substratum, it will also ease current consumption by the screen, which I have been doing also (Swift Black Substratum theme pack is what I'm using, perfect amount of blackness to save a good amount of power, and can be found in Google Play Store).
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahawthorne:
I second cameraddict's suggestion of a power pack. I have the 3000mah version of this, and it works very well.

https://www.amazon.com/PowerCore-Po...&qid=1490282378&sr=8-4&keywords=anker+battery

There are others with higher capacity, but this one would more than double your N6's capacity, and it's the size of a small cigar.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deafcyclist:
Thanks for all of the ideas. I already have a 10,000mah external battery that I will be using..Unfortunately solar panel are not very feasible on the trail, there is a reason why it is sometimes called a green tunnel.

I'll be removing virtually everything unneccesary from the phone. I do use Facebook a lot but I'm planning on using titanium backup to freeze the app (plus other apps) when I'm not using it so it should not be a problem there.

Good idea about limiting to 3g when I'm on the trail. There, I only need minimal data for emergency messaging and basic GPS sharing.

I do have a pebble smartwatch and I'm thinking that maybe using it would offload the battery usage from the phone to my watch allowing me to still have some notification and other details on the watchface.

Yeah, that's why I'm asking about it at this point. I feels that 2 months are long enough for me to experiment with this. I'm hoping to do the trick with governers so I'll be reviewing your comment after work today.

Yeah, I have a 10,000 mAh battery, heh.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HueyT:
I'd go back to Marshamallow and not Nougat for battery savings. Also "Pixel Off" app to reduce brightness and turns off 1/2 pixels to save battery. You can also use Black and White mode in Developer Option to save battery. Kernel Audiutor can underclock to 1190 Mhz top and 300 Mhz bottom with "conservative" governor and "powersaving" mode.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dr. Mario:
I disagree, because I haven't seen a difference between Marshmallow and Nougat regarding battery saving (even though stock Nougat ROM blows - all the reason to install custom LineageOS derivative ROM instead) - I know because I checked with new battery installed and I am still at 56% battery remaining ever since 5 days after charging to 100%, on the Nougat ROM with aggressive economy CPU settings I tailored on my phone, however, as for 1/2 "Pixel off" and black - white video option to save a bit juice, I agree even though it will make the UI quite ugly.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HueyT:
https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxyS7/comments/5ujoyj/nougat_battery_life_latest_btu_vs_marshmallow/

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Bad-...-Edge-after-Android-7.0-Nougat-update_id90859
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cameraddict:
I had another thought this morning. ( I realize that all my suggestions are minor, but lots of minor adds up.) I would also turn off all animations in Developer options.

I also wanted to agree about the monochrome color option in Developer options. And the dark theme, in general.

As for kernel settings, on other devices I've had, I had quite a bit of success with UV. If memory serves, once I had finished a weeks worth of experimenting, I gained about 10% from UV. And using the ondemand governor, with lots of tweaking, I was able to increase battery life without too big of a hit on usability. I found that powersave always created a very unpleasant experience.

edit:

One more thing, from my experimenting, you can also gain several % by changing how you interact with the device. Your governor will spike the CPU every time you touch the screen. One major difference you can make today is changing that behavior. When reading, scroll from the bottom all the way to the top of the screen and don't touch it again until you need to scroll all the way from the bottom. This isn't as hard or as silly as it sounds. Watch how you use your device, Many people touch the screen a lot
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahawthorne:
Despite every effort and tweak you can think of, you'll achieve only minimal battery life extension. Your best bet is to use the few tweaks that you feel are acceptable and rely on your 10000mah battery - nothing else will have anything like that effect.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cameraddict:
Respectfully, I disagree. Each .5%-2% gain adds up. 10 tweaks at an average of .75% gain is 7.5% Add one major tweak that gives an average of 8% and you now have a 15.5% gain. My battery, right now, on official 7.0 (with no tweaks) averages 40 hours on battery with 6-8 hours of SOT. I have many other metrics for this... So 40 hours x 15.5% = total battery life of 46+ hours. Those 6 hours are not minimal effect. Especially when there is no outlet nearby for days.

It is possible with the right mix of OS tweaks, app settings and kernel tweaks to see an average gain in the 30-50% neighborhood.

This, by the way, comes from years of tweaking and experimenting on many devices. Going back to 2003 or so. You can check out my old posts on optimizing my old Galaxy S2, I shared a lot about that device.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahawthorne:
No need for "respectfully" :) I'm sure it's really just a preference. A lot of tweaks may well add up to a respectable extension, but they will never triple it as a 10000mah battery will. I'd rather carry the extra few ounces and be sure that I have a reserve. Not arguing, just stating my preference.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cameraddict:
Gotchya. I just mention all the tweaks AND the battery for his use case. As an initial full charge plus three extra charges(with the 10,000mah) without tweaks (conservatively) would net him a total of about 8 days of use. But with 20% savings from tweaks, that goes up to nearly 10 days. Quite a useful increase.

ps... I wrote: "respectfully" 'cause you know how forums can be. Sometimes I think it's best to be proactive and let the person your responding to know that you're not arguing. Cheers!
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] mike.cav:
I'm trying to upgrade my rom to wm6 via a SD card by following the instructions on the wiki. The bootloader will scan my SD card but comes up with and Invalid Certificate error and won't start the upgrade.

Any ideas anyone? Could this be because I have not been able to run CID unlock? Unfortunately my USB is u/s for anything other than charging (hence the SD route anyway).

TIA
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ChaosMagnum:
Hello all. Quick question here. My att note II recently took a dump. After hours of research, my guess is the emmc chip gave out. Recovery couldn't mount any of the partitions or even the external sd card. If I look online, all I can find are emmc chips for the n7100, and the verizon note II's. Are these emmc chips carrier specific? or can they mix and match? I've already ordered a replacement note II, but I think replacing this emmc chip could be a fun little project to try out.

Thanks!
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] litetaker:
So it appears that my proximity sensor is faulty because of which it always thinks there is something close to it. Due to this issue, whenever I make a phone call the screen is always off as the proximity sensor thinks my ear is close to the phone, even when I remove the phone from my face.

This is quite annoying obviously and I was wondering if I can somehow disable the sensor. I rooted the phone with the hope of doing so. I am guessing I can delete/rename an appropriate file in the "sys" folder or add something to the build.prop to disable the proximity sensor. Can someone tell me what needs to be changed?
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Immortalis:
Use an app for disabling/mocking sensor reading, e.g. this one. I'm using it on Nexus 5, which after some time stops reading data from proximity and light sensors. Unfortunately, for this one you have to install Xposed too.

Maybe somebody will come up with an app, which will work without Xposed.
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] litetaker:
I know I could do it with Xposed but Xposed does not work for Nougat. I need a solution for Android 7.1.1. :(
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Robdawg133:
Delete thread phone Fixed.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] *Detection*:
Why did you root if you don't want root?

Flash the latest ROM from sammobile / samfirm tool here on XDA / updato here on XDA using ODIN 3.12.3
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Robdawg133:
I did want it but while using freedom apk It kept making the google play store say no internet connection unless I had that specific app running. so I went back to stock with the verizon repair assistant so im good now anyways
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Questions & Answers] ajaydubey541997:
waiting for it...

when will we have it?