yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] ashirus:
I recently got a replacement Samsung S7 edge from my supplier as I had cracked the screen on the original one.

I "new" S7 edge doesn't work for phone calls with my Bluetooth headset, a Sony MW1, as my original one did. It's fine for media audio but for phone calls it just makes a thumping sound when someone speaks, and so it's entirely inaudible.

I've uninstalled any audio recording apps (and disabled Google Voice) as I've read these can conflict, but it didn't help even after a hard reset.

I've tested the headset itself against another phone (s8) and it works fine.

I haven't tried factory formatting my phone yet as it took a while to set up, but I did boot it into safe mode - which I understand should prevent any background services (such as those that monitor the mic like "OK Google") from loading automatically.

all pointers?

Ash
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] inFiniTyz_Z:
Hello,

Can I downgrade completly with the bootloader on Marshmallow and then upgrade to Nougat?

I want to lock my bootloader.

My G2 bricked after doing this. But I don't know if this would happen to my G4 Plus again
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] echo92:
If you wish to simply re-lock your bootloader, the easiest thing is to flash this fastboot stock ROM (which is Nougat) and use the locking script as directed in the first post. https://xdaforums.com/moto-g4-plus/how-to/moto-g4-plus-xt1640-43-athene-npj25-93-t3549369 Of course, this may wipe your data - so back up, and the relocking may or may not work, in which case you may have to wait for a more up to date fastboot stock ROM to become available.

If you were to downgrade to Marshmallow, you cannot downgrade your bootloader and GPT partitions, at best, your existing bootloader would try to prevent you from downgrading those partitions. At worst, you'll brick your device again if you were to flash those - though we've got possible ways of fixing that, it's not a route I'd want to go down. Flashing the rest of Marshmallow is no problem, however, ensure you have the correct MM firmware for your device and territory.
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] inFiniTyz_Z:
Will this version work for my country(Germany) without OTA trouble?
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] echo92:
Should be okay to flash - the 93-14 build appears to be the global build that was deployed by Motorola, and should be eligible for the 93-14.4 (March 2017 security update) whenever that arrives in the EU/UK :) I've flashed the stock ROM onto my XT1642 several times without issue.
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] inFiniTyz_Z:
THANK YOU IT WORKED AND THE WARNING DISAPPEARED. I am on Nougat, locked and its working like a charm

I WOULD KISS YOUR BUTT IF ITS HAVE TO BE
[Galaxy S6 / S6 Edge Unified Development] iLoveMuffinz:
Hello XDA people, I come here asking for help. I've been trying to root my device using Kingroot but did not work. I now have a Windows PC and now I'm ready to root, but I don't know if this will work in versions G920TTUESS5DQC1.

If CF auto root works, please tell me. Any help is appreciated!
[Galaxy S6 / S6 Edge Unified Development] tomiga:
I don't recommend using Kingroot. If you're fine with tripping KNOX, you should OEM Unlock your device in developer options, install TWRP and use that to install Magisk.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] padule:
So, after updating to Nougat (7.1.1), I needed a bit of time to get used to it but now I am really liking the new notification "cards".

A notable feature is how multiple notifications from the same app group together. Dragging down on the "grouped" notification expands and shows the individual notifications. Everything fine until here.

I noticed that if I expand the "grouped" notification and then dismiss one of the single notifications (swiping right or left), then after a couple of seconds the notification sound plays again (twice) like new notifications arrived. I can reproduce this every time I dismiss a single notification under a "grouped" notification.

Is this expected behaviour (strange I would say)? Is it a bug? Does it happen to anybody else?

Using A2017G V1.2.0B02.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] tetu_024:
Hi,

which is the latest hermes radio upgrade ?

Thanks
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] CRCinAU:
1.54.30.10
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Reaper29:
Radio Problem ????

It would be to your benifit to explain your problem a little mor so that we can help you a better than just a radio build as there may be more to your situation than we know and the you could be back with a no GSM or "briked" device so the more you let us know the more help you can recieve.

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[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] ryaske:
Reaper29 ....

its people like you that make this forum an amazing place to be a part of, spend time at, and benefit from. Bravo to you & your great intentions, sir. :)

I know of too many forums that have plainly rude members, for no reason at all.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Rob.P:
Good place to ask

Been scouring the net for an hour now to trying to get an idea of what Radio Rom would be best for me, thought this might be a good thread to butt in on :)

I currently have 1.43 with Schaps 4.30 ROM, using T-Mobile in the UK.

Is there a better Radio ROM out there for me? Any improvements to signal would be nice, especially data seeing as it's my main source for the internet at the moment (just moved, broadband is taking too long to get active :()
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] ryaske:
Well , 1.54 is newer than yours based on the #. It might be worth a whirl to try the at&t dialer and see if it works? you could always go back to 1.43 if necessary
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Rob.P:
I think that's what I'll do, hesitated after reading a few threads that didn't paint the 1.54 ROM's in a good light, but like you say can always go back.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] ssunhing:
Just to give my 2 cents worth, I was using 1.54.07 since June 2007, It performed very well for me except for whenever I had no reception for an extended period. Once I returned to an area with reception I would have to Soft Reset else my Hermes would not find a signal again. After reading the recent bad reps for 1.54, I decided to downgrade to 1.43 again. What I have noticed since downgrading is the batt is no longer lasting me as long. Normally I have 60-70% batt life left after a normal day with 1.54.07, now I see only 30-40% batt remaining.

See Mr Vanx's report for his current tests http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=358933
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Reaper29:
ryaske..... thanks brother just trying to give a little back to a community that has helped me so much:D
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] gnick666:
I have a serious Radio Problem...

The battery lasts only 2 hours tops whith the Radio ON, and 3-4 hours in standby.

Ofcourse, the when the Radio is OFF it goes back to the normal consumption rate...

Can anyone help me?

Details:

ROM: Official WM6 (3.54.255.3)

Radio: 1.48.00.10
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] pulsorock:
Is there any problem with radio 1.54.07.00 and battery drain?

I have Cingular 8525 and the battery last at most 6-8 hours, with less than 15 minutes of usage in the entire day.

I had the latest official Rom from AT&T, but last night tried Schap's Rom 4.31 to see if there was any difference. But the battery drains as fast as it used to.

My previous device was an 8125 and I could have the device without a recharge for 2-3 days. This one hardly last a days work. :(
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] nanastas:
3G

I've found battery life with 1.47 and 1.54 varients similar- they stink if your 3g is enabled and you're using direct push always on. I barely get the day out of my phone when I'm at my desk, not making a lot of calls.

I've turned 3G off and sticking with EDGE, get at least 2 days life.

Right now I've got Schaps 4.31, and Radio 1.47.30.10

great reception, good data speeds, good life, all good. But don't use the 3G unless you need it.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] Squuiid:
Having tried them all, 1.40.30.00 radio is by FAR the most battery efficient and stable for MS Push email IMO.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] mcorrie1121:
Here is a list of all the radios. 1.48 and 1.50 seem to get good reviews, but I cant remember if thats only in the US or if thats UK too...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] pulsorock:
I have Schaps 4.31 Rom too... I tried disabling 3G and leaving just the 3G. But didn't noticed any difference in the battery consumtion.

I also did a test last nigth. My battery was at 40%, I turned off the radio and the phone) Leave it on my desk without using. 2 Hours later I checked the phone, it was at 10%. I don't get it... the radio is off, the phone is without use, and still drains the battery this fast?

:(
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] ryaske:
Was the screen off also?

Did you try that same test with other ROMs, and get the same results?

If yes to both of those ...... try running the same test again... but this time hold the power button until it asks you "power down?". Click yes, and now your phone is 100% off and not just in standby.

The likely conclusions of this test are as follows:

If the battery does NOT drain in this state ... you my friend have a bad battery and simply need to replace it with a fresh one (especially if you bought this phone used!).

If it DOES drain down in this state .. you my friend MAY have bad phone hardware or a short in the battery contacts. Clean out the inside of the phone, and (i would) still try a new battery just incase.

You may also want to run that program "acbPowerMeter".

It tells you the CURRENT your phone is drawing. I would say 110-70mA is normal. My phone is pulling 73mA average with screen brightness two clicks in from the right, not attached to charger, and phone powered ON with 3g enabled but not active. If yours is significantly higher, you have some drain in the software. If its the same, it would point to your hardware (most likely battery)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] pulsorock:
The screen was off. But the phone was in standby.

I will try your other suggestions to see what happens. I'll also try other radio roms. Reading this thread (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=358933), tests seem to show that rom 1.47.30.10 has good performance.

Will post later the results.

Thanks...
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] pulsorock:
I did the acbPowerMeter test.

I get around 162mA Average and a total of 21mAh (for 10 minutes)

With screen brightness on the second click (from left to right, the least bright before backlight off), not attached to charger, and phone powered ON with 3G enabled but not active. No other program running except acbPowerMeter.

I tried turning 3G off (leaving just EDGE) and I got 169mA Average and a total of 21mAh (for 10 minutes). Strange that with 3G off got about the same or a little more.

I tried to do the test with the phone screen off (stand by), but it seems the program doesn't run in standby.

Any idea?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] ryaske:
I meant 2 clicks in from the right .. so 2 clicks away from full bright is what I ran at.

I think you might want to start a new thread for this problem.

To give you some more numbers to go on ..

with phone on, bluetooth on, wlan on (and mated to router), no data connection, and screen 2 away from full bright .. my phone bounces from 80-115 sitting there with the screen on. Avg is 96 and total is just short of 8 mAh in 5 minutes.

take the numbers for what they are. keep in mind if your voltage goes down, your current will too. so run these tests at full batt.

search for battery drainage and find your problem , def replace the battery just to be sure its good. Personally, I would just sell the phone on ebay if a new battery didn't fix it. Time = money these days.. just get a new one and know its good
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Jwikoff99:
I have the last Pure Nexus Marshmallow with root via SuperSu and NRT on my N7. Ever since going away from stock, I can't get my MHL/Slimport to work and get HDMI output. I have two adapters that both worked beforehand, and now neither will. I've tried the usual cache/dalvic clearing and rebooting. I've done a clean install of the ROM.

Any thoughts?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Jwikoff99:
Would this make MHL work if I add it to the build file? Someone mentioned it in a N6 thread.

RO.HDMI.ENABLE=TRUE

RO.HDMI.MIRROR.ENABLE=TRUE
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Jwikoff99:
So that worked, but I can't watch hd in Vudu or Flixster. Google Play seems to work in hd. But now I can't get Miracast to work.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Jwikoff99:
Miracast has started working along with slimport now. Vudu won't allow us viewing on slimport though. Google play does.
[LeEco Le 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] laikexpert:
--- From Custom ROM to Official Stock ROM ----

How to install:

from Custom ROM 5.9.20S by BB72

to Official Stock ROM 5.9.023S

Installation procedure:

01.) Copy Stock ROM and no verity in your phone.

02.) Reboot in TWRP recovery and wipe cache, dalvik cache and data.

Install Stock ROM and no verity

03.) First reboot (Login in LeEco account) and configure phone.

04.) Install Google Play Store

OPTIONAL

I.) Install SuperSu

Reboot in recovery and install without wipe.

II.) Delete or freeze unnecessary chinese applications.

(Root Uninstaller Pro /Titanium Backup Pro)

Available languages: English and Chinese.

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Official Stock ROM 5.9.023S

https://mega.nz/#!nZwAxApQ!B4WhGf-WEOMFFC5Zwf-E6RPauUOL78OJeHDDnkyss6o

No verity

https://mega.nz/#!7Bpl1SxS!f-H5502IwPq9IFLjm9zxKru8_ivVY8D6NgFneZXwe1g

SuperSU

https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/supersu/download/zip/SuperSU-v2.79-201612051815.zip

Google Play Store

http://www.androidapksfree.com/apk/google-play-store-apk-latest-version-download/

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After of this installation

Custom Recovery TWRP (Remains unchanged, untouched)

on your phone.

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P.S.

Help and Links

alfazulu77

Translated and prepared by: laikexpert
[LeEco Le 2 Guides, News, & Discussion] laikexpert:
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1.) To eliminate the left page of the launcher with Chinese content.

Long press on empty area of the launcher and press on the eye that appears on top of the launcher page.

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2.) Official LeEco Stock ROM with Nova Launcher.

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3.) Notifications not Working: SOLUTION

Dial *#*#46360000#*#* and disable “Enable background resource control”

Turn off the phone. (just in case).

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4.) Orange State

your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted, your device will boot in 5 seconds

STOP_Orange+_state S20.zip

Reboot in recovery and install without wipe.

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Translated and prepared by: laikexpert
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] johnnymiller1000:
Just a heads up for anyone thinking of flashing the EVR firmware onto their unlocked BTU phone to get VoLTE working on EE. I did it and it using the firmware from sam mobile and it worked. i did tick repartition and flashed, BL AP CP CSC as i wasn't worried about losing anything, so can't comment on if that is a mandatory option. Anyway, i now have VoLTE icon in the status bar working fine, and wifi calling is still there and working (as it was on BTU).

The only thing other than VoLTE i've noticed is they bundles some security software (the name of which escapes me, the phone is at home).
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] RadioactiveParsnip:
Did it trip Knox? I'm thinking about buying the BTU S8 and flashing the EE firmware, but am worried about tripping Knox and messing up Samsung Pay when it launches
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] johnnymiller1000:
in my case no it didn't, presumably because its a stock/official rom i flashed. Knox shows 0x0
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] lynxblaine:
Official firmware won't trigger knox.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Incarniac:
I know this is an old thread, but I wanted to add that I did the same thing for the same reason (VoLTE) - except I used XEU instead of BTU as it's slightly newer.

Boot into download mode and use Odin 3.12.7.

Flashed EVR (AQDG, latest one right now), with 're-partition' ticked, using the 'CSC_EVR_G955FEVR1AQDG' file for the CSC slot.

Rebooted into download mode.

Flashed XEU (AQEB, latest one right now), without 're-partition' ticked, except left the CSC slot blank.

As lynxblaine mentions, official firmware won't trigger KNOX.

After the above VoLTE works great with EE.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] lynxblaine:
I tried something weird with this and am running VoLTE. I flashed xeu over the top but with the evr CSC instead of the xeu CSC. I am not sure how or why but it didn't require a factory reset to take, and it didn't wipe the phone. I need to test again to give an idea of how it works. But may mean there is a way to get VoLTE without wiping the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Incarniac:
Interesting.

With the way the flash files work these days it's technically straight forward to mix and match the files into a single flash, of course (my previous phone was a Note 4 where doing this wasn't anywhere near this easy as the CSC was bundled into some other file). The main reasons I did it in two stages were that I flashed as soon as I got the phone so it didn't have any data/setup that I could lose and the possibility it needed to repartition the phone for the EVR CSC. Having said that, looking into the CSC file itself, there's a .pit file so very possibly it is easier to mix and match these days even if you do need repartitioning?

From what I've read the CSC file should wipe everything (but as I said, my phone was already in factory default and I've yet to flash another update) and HOME_CSC is the one that wouldn't. Maybe it is the other way around? Though HOME_CSC doesn't have a .pit file, but the CSC file does.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] bonerp:
but can these be flashed (BTU for EVR) without the need to re-partition?
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Incarniac:
Yes, at least it worked fine for me. As per my post above I first flashed EVR with re-partitioning on, then XEU without the XEU CSC and re-partitioning off, and it flashed fine and phone is working great.

I see no reason why BTU wouldn't work as well as XEU (though also no reason to flash BTU instead of XEU, but that's me :D)

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[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] bonerp:
I agree. The volte attracts me but slower updates than btu.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Incarniac:
XEU won't give you VoLTE on EE, though? For that you need the EVR CSC, so unless you flash that (on either XEU or BTU) you won't have VoLTE.

Currently the XEU firmware is a more recent update than BTU. And if you already use Odin for flashing these then it seems you can happily flash a non-EVR firmware (XEU or BTU) onto the phone while keeping the EVR CSC intact for VoLTE functionality, though if you want to use OTA updates then it might be a different story (not sure if you need to keep the XEU or BTU CSC to receive those updates, as you say they will be more frequent than EE's updates).
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] bonerp:
Sorry evr yes that is what I meant!
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] lynxblaine:
I will do some testing on my phone today with flashing the EVR CSC, if you do flash all XEU with the EVR CSC it will definitely work, its just about whether a wipe is required or not
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Incarniac:
Flashing DBT AQF7 & EVR AQDG

It dawned on me that it looks like the AP, BL and CP files for the same PDA version (e.g. XXU1AQEB) are exactly the same regardless of the CSC (my previous phone, the Note 4, used the old single "HOME" flash file, so I didn't really think about this). At least that seems the case so far (and I think it makes sense they are). For example, for XXU1AQDG all files are identical between BTU and EVR except the CSC. The same is true for XXU1AQEB between XEU and DBT and the latest XXU1AQF7 between DBT, XFV, MOT and CYV. (I downloaded a couple of S7 Edge ROMs and it's the same there between BTU, XEU and H3G for XXU1DQD7.)

Since I had already mixed and matched the EVR CSC from AQDG with AP, BL and CP from XEU AQEB, I decided to do the same and flash AP, BL and CP from DBT XXU1AQF7 and EVR CSC from AQDG.

The short story is this seem to work fine and I still have VoLTE with EE.

The longer story is; it wiped everything I think this was a mistake on my part. I first tried to flash AP, BL, and CP from AQF7 but didn't flash any CSC (or HOME_CSC) file. This seemed to cause some issue as it ended up booting into the "No command" state that then takes you into recovery. In recovery I cleared the cache and it rebooted back into the system, but everything was reset and VoLTE wasn't working (so something regarding CSC was wrong). I don't know why it would reset everything, but maybe not flashing a HOME_CSC (which is the one to flash to avoid reset) makes it do so?

Anyway, just to be one the safe side, to ensure CSC was correct and since everything was wiped, I booted back into download mode and flashed AP, BL and CP from AQF7 and the EVR CSC from AQDG. Once it was completed and had rebooted, installing system update and the CSC extras, I had to reboot once manually to enable VoLTE.

Next time there's a (non-EVR) update I'll try to flash AP, BL, CP from the update with EVR HOME_CSC from AQDB and see what happens.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] merewood bebox:
so could i do the same thing with the vodafone csc to get wifi calling, and is there a way to do it without losing data
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Incarniac:
Yeah, that should work fine (currently Vodafone and EE CSCs are both on the same version (AQDG) so this is exactly what I've done (for EVR to get EE VoLTE), however -

This is the big question. As per my post above, I mucked something up with my AQF7 attempt to keep data so mine got reset. In theory, from what I've read, flashing the HOME_CSC (instead of CSC) should retain data. Possibly my mistake above was trying to flash without anything in the CSC? I don't know yet, and I don't have time to experiment further right now, so will probably hold until there's a newer update than AQF7 and I have the time.

If you want to try you can grab the files from updato.com -

UK Vodafone AQDG (CSC: OVF)

Germany DBT AQF7

Of course, if you don't want to take the risk, then don't :)
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] merewood bebox:
Thanks a lot, will need to educate myself on the procedure and back up my phone