yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
I have this device, but right now I am unable to root and twrp it because of warranty but I really want to build a ROM for it and we have the sources so I really want to do it. Any beta testers would be frickin amazing.

So, building asteroids and syncing with latest sources and also trying to fix bluetooth is my main goal here.

First test build is complete! Link: [urlhttp://www.mediafire.com/?0c0xusva0z5e0[/url]

That is the link to a folder containing 2 files, an ext4 file and a fastboot file.

To flash it, make sure your bootloader is unlocked

This will only dual boot the software, because it is just a test and in case it'd mess anything up, it won't affect the watch.

Once you've downloaded the files and put them into your adb and fastboot folder, enable adb debugging (obviously huehuehue).

Once that is all done, don't switch off your watch, leave it in android wear and make sure that adb detects it (adb devices and it should say authorized next to it).

Run adb push -p /location/to/file/asteroid-image-tetra.ext4 /sdcard/linux/rootfs.ext4 (pushes the file to the virtual sdcard)

Once that is done, reboot to bootloader by running adb reboot bootloader.

Then, once you've sure made that fastboot recognizes it (fastboot devices), do fastboot boot /location/to/zImage-dtb-tetra.fastboot

If you want to try and overwrite your current android wear installation, do fastboot flash, however I don't recommend this.

Good luck! Oh, and as a sidenote, since this isn't android wear, the android wear app won't work and I am surprised that bluetooth even works (if it does, report it here!).
[Sony Smartwatch 3] amunarjoh:
Hi

I'm always open for some beta testing. In what direction of development where you thinking? A themed stock, or something radical?
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
Not themed stock, sure they're great for some people but I am not a huge fan of them so I will obviously not make one. Right now I am compiling resurrection remix for my phone but I might try later on and get a compiled version ;)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] mjc.magicus:
I am willing to be a beta tester :)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
Alright, stay tuned. Building rom right now, also getting instructions for how to flash it (I don't think it is a simple twrp flash, not sure, we need some tester to confirm that).
[Sony Smartwatch 3] amunarjoh:
That sounds interesting. Looking forward to further development
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
Build finished after a couple of hours. Since I am new to this whole android wear thing, I am a bit confused as to which files to flash, but I assume it is the one that is the largest and has the correct file format, right? So here is where the beta tester thingy comes into place. I am still experimenting on flashing the rom (the flashing method can be a bit confusing for new people) so I am planning on coding a toolkit that does all of that for ya, but the main thing is that I use linux and I don't really have a windows machine available to test this and quickly be able to change some things in the code (or either the rom files and then pack em up) so if someone is willing to perhaps skype or something similar where they can test such things that would be amazing, since I don't believe that a lot of people are running linux and want to flash this particular rom for this particular device etc.

Enough ranting! Here comes the rom link! http://www.mediafire.com/?0c0xusva0z5e0

That is the link to a folder containing 2 files, an ext4 file and a fastboot file.

To flash it, make sure your bootloader is unlocked

This will only dual boot the software, because it is just a test and in case it'd mess anything up, it won't affect the watch.

Once you've downloaded the files and put them into your adb and fastboot folder, enable adb debugging (obviously huehuehue).

Once that is all done, don't switch off your watch, leave it in android wear and make sure that adb detects it (adb devices and it should say authorized next to it).

Run adb push -p /location/to/file/rootfs.ext4 /sdcard/linux/rootfs.ext4

Once that is done, reboot to bootloader by running adb reboot bootloader.

Then, once you've sure made that fastboot recognizes it (fastboot devices), do fastboot boot /location/to/file.fastboot.

If you want to try and overwrite your current android wear installation, do fastboot flash, however I don't recommend this.

Good luck! Oh, and as a sidenote, since this isn't android wear, the android wear app won't work and I am surprised that bluetooth even works (if it does, report it here!).
[Sony Smartwatch 3] niai_mack:
Doesn't boot for me get stuck at the Smartwatch 3 screen then reboots in to wear.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
Thanks for trying, and you followed the instructions here I assume. I'll try to compile a new one today (I got some interesting warnings when compiling) :)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] niai_mack:
Aye I followed to the tea, put it in /sdcard/linux/ with the name rootfs.ext4 then booted with the supplied fastboot file.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] drakonizer:
You do know there's the official release from the dev of Asteroid OS that works without any issues (meaning it boots and functions as expected, minus the bugs), right? In case you didn't, here it is: https://asteroidos.org/install/

I get that you're trying to do something new, and I'm all for it. I'm just posting this here, in case anyone else was curious. It's been out for quite a while now, almost a year by my reckoning.

Bluetooth does not work though, blame Broadcom.

Some extra info. When you fastboot boot the kernel from Asteroid OS, it loads the system that you earlier pushed to your internal memory using adb. You can run the (barebones) OS till your next reboot. Once you reboot, you'll be taken back to Android Wear itself, and you have to reflash the kernel to go back to Asteroid.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
Can you perhaps try "adb push -p /location/to/file/rootfs.ext4 /sdcard/linux/rootfs.ext2" ? Thanks.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] d_crossfader:
I can test as well
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
Sweet, I assume you pretty much know what to do. Can you also test the above mentioned flashing method? So you're replacing the vritual sdcard with ext2 instead of 4.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
Missed your reply. Correct, and I am aware of that. Just that I want to get into android wear development so I decided to build this from source and perhaps eliminate the bluetooth thing and maybe even have it as a permanent rom instead of android wear, just saying. It'd be pretty cool, though not the most practical thing ever.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] drakonizer:
Having it permanent is easy. All you'd have to do is fastboot flash the kernel as opposed to fastboot boot.

The Bluetooth thing is almost impossible to fix, it's due to the blobs from bcm. Unless you're proficient at reverse engineering complex code, it's pretty hard.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
I can always try :/
[Sony Smartwatch 3] d_crossfader:
I can do the steps on the first page, not sure about replacing the virtual sd though
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
What you're doing on the first page is basically moving the files and flashing them from the virtual sd card so all I ask is if it doesn't work to change the last number in the adb command from a 4 to a 2 :)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] d_crossfader:
cool, will try in a few
[Sony Smartwatch 3] niai_mack:
Kernel still didn't find it.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
Interesting... I will try and re compile it. Thanks for the active people here in the thread who are quickly testing the things because right now, including this, I am building 3 roms and I have my final physics exam and my exam in math so managing time can be a pain.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] d_crossfader:
Neither way seemed to do anything for me.
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
Okay, stand by
[Sony Smartwatch 3] d_crossfader:
No problem
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
Embarrassing moment :/ Uploaded the wrong files... Fixing it now and updating op with instructions...

I approve that you laugh at me right now ;)

EDIT: OP UPDATED!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ramiabouzahra:
I assume that it was so good, you were so blown away that you couldn't respond...?
[Sony Smartwatch 3] d_crossfader:
Has this thread died?
[Sony Smartwatch 3] Mysterion1:
Looks like...
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ffxmadman:
Hoping to have a new ROM for our Sony smartwatch. Would love to have Android Wear 2.0 one day by xda developers
[Sony Smartwatch 3] HEKER510:
Nice asteroid os

Any fixed bluetooth for pair on my phone please

Fixed ??????
[Sony Smartwatch 3] fergy:
No. Not yet (was vacations). Anyway, We bumped Kernel version to latest and working on backport some Bluetooth stuff so, expecting that it will be working but no eta for now as job is pretty big...

Cheers
[Sony Smartwatch 3] cragless:
beta testing swr50

Im definatly up for beta testing swr50 firmware, i have a spare that i just repaired the usb socket after already getting a new one to replace it so yeah il give the beta roms a test :)
[Sony Smartwatch 3] ilija69:
Me too!
[Sony Smartwatch 3] HEKER510:
Bluetooth is working and this command no error

Real installation

While in bootloader mode, flash the userdata and boot partitions with:

ext2simg /home/user/Downloads/asteroid-image-tetra.ext4 /home/user/Downloads/asteroid-image-tetra.ext4.simg

fastboot flash userdata /home/user/Downloads/asteroid-image-tetra.ext4.simg

fastboot flash boot /home/user/Downloads/zImage-dtb-tetra.fastboot

fastboot continue

this command is working brothers

Temporary installation

Reboot to Android Wear, re-enable developer mode and adb debugging and push AsteroidOS to the internal sdcard with:

adb push -p /home/user/Downloads/asteroid-image-tetra.ext4 /sdcard/asteroidos.ext4

Everytime you want to reboot AsteroidOS from Android Wear, run:

adb reboot bootloader

fastboot boot /home/user/Downloads/zImage-dtb-tetra.fastboot

https://asteroidos.org/install/tetra/
[Sony Smartwatch 3] finneus_:
is there still something going on here ? i would love to get some new features to my sw3
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] XbLaCk0uT:
Hey guys,

I installed MIUI 8.2.5.0. But I want to roll back to 8.1.. How likely am I to brick my phone without performing all data wipe? My BL is locked and since the PC suite is not working I can't get to recovery without unlocking the device and I don't want to do that.
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] arceuss:
Use Mi flash tool. Download the fastboot ROM of your device and the version you want to roll back. Install all the device drivers. In flash tool, select all except storage of the tool detects your device, flash it.
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] XbLaCk0uT:
So flashing it from Updater in settings using a zip file is not a good idea?

Thanks for your help anyway.
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] impulsar:
1. Backup your data

2. Download the miui 8.1.1.0 from here - http://bigota.d.miui.com/V8.1.1.0.MALMIDI/miui_HM3SGlobal_V8.1.1.0.MALMIDI_874f56cdc1_6.0.zip

3. Flash it via updater app.

4. Factory reset your phone.

5. Enjoy :)

I used the same method and I'm very happy with miui 8.1.1.0
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] XbLaCk0uT:
Thanks, that's all I wanted to hear. Running 8.1. again and it didn't even brick my phone ?
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] raudidroid:
Can you please help me?

1) What do you mean by "Flash it via updater app"?

[When I try the "Updater" App, in the menu I choose "Choose updater package", choose the ROM from your link, click "OK" then I get "Can't verify update - Sorry, flash older version is not allowed" after maybe a minute]

2) do you have a link for the last ROM before 8.5.3.0?

Best Regards
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] Rukijo:
Here is indonesian forum. But you can download older rom from it. Scroll until you see this section

..

https://m.kaskus.co.id/thread/57dd0...be-cool/?ref=amp.kaskus.co.id&med=btn-lengkap
[Xiaomi Redmi 3s Questions & Answers] laida9396:
Just use the fastboot ROM and flash it via Mi Flash Tool
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] MXS801:
Hi there

Is it possible to have screen landscape rotation on only for videos? Except for videos I don't like it to accidentally happen anywhere else but right now seems I can't isolate for videos/ YouTube only.

Any idea?
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] mstoic:
Hi. I am using this zip to flash Stock ROM and lock bootloader.

But when I run the "fastboot oem lock" command after running all the commands, I get the error: "Still require signed boot.img".

And the bootloader is not locked.

Please help me out.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Priezti:
What reasons are there for wanting to relock? have you decided to go back to stock and can't use android pay etc?
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] mstoic:
I want to sell it.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Priezti:
ah right, In that case I can't help as I'm in the same situation, can't relock however I am keeping my device, I was going to suggest Magisk to hide root etc but obviously not what you're looking for now
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] Nirbhay2:
After fastboot oem lock

Flash boot , oem and all system images then again type fastboot oem lock.

It works for me..
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] jbardi:
Just so you know, relocking the bootloder does not restore the warranty. You need to let the person you are selling it to know that the warranty is still void. Lenovo keeps track of devices that were unlocked, so even relocking it will not revalidate the warranty.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] milav:
You mean to say once i ask for unlock code my warranty is voided even if do not unlock after that
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] jbardi:
Possibly. Unsure if it is voided upon simply requesting the code or only after actually unlocking it, but it is definitely voided upon a successful unlock.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] mstoic:
Sure, I will let them know. But locking can still benefit if the service center guy only checks for bootloader unlock status.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] milav:
Have you succeeded in relocking??
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] mstoic:
Not yet. Can't get the answer anywhere.
[Moto G5 Plus Questions & Answers] milav:
So above mentioned method is not working hmmm
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxsen:
What is the best rom based on TW stock lollipop?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sureshtuty:
Try some roms and choose the best for you. I suggest you to try Super WizCyan , Imperium LL Rom , SuperTouchWiz v5 with Imperium LL Kernel
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] gilberteng84:
Its a circle with a plus sign in the center
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] ggrant3876:
It's the Data Saver icon.

http://support.sonymobile.com/global-en/xperiaxa/kb/80193074063d82eaf01573b905dd7006da9/
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] xile6:
Screen shot would be nice. It could be alot of things.

Samsung does have a phone health app and it has plus and roundish icon while in the status bar
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] d7-Noob:
Hi,

I´m searching for a GERMAN Rom for the Wizard with Cube and Touchflo function. I,ve used the search function but I can´t find something.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] variosteph:
thats the ONLY german wm6, but you can install cube and touchflo, just search the cab´s

steph

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=337022
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] throcker:
Ok I flashed a stock ruu.zip and restored full stock firmware

I have never seen this phone so smooth and fast

but...as I restored my apps with titanium backup everything was just as always.....scrolling doesn't feel 60fps, and I have a trained eye (play at 75hz on pc)

I always had this feeling of titanium f+k!ng up the rom, but this time is too obvious.

so, is there any alternative app for just user app backup/restore? something decent, updated and that just works

I restored 20 apps, I don't think that the problem is app quantity...or root itself

Thank you for your attention
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] BillTheCat:
I doubt that TiBu is the culprit. What might be happening is that you are experiencing corruption or issues related to migrating data from ROM versions using the wrong method, which is why TiBu offers different methods (XML vs 'snapshot') of backup and restore. I'm not sure from a technical standpoint why that would possibly affect your performance - perhaps someone else can explain, but I've never noticed any issue with TiBu at all.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] throcker:
Thank you very much for your comment

I have always kept backups not only changing roms, but also phones

For example. these backups are partially from nexus 5x and m9

Which method should I use to ensure a decent compatibility?
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] JohnFawkes:
I've never had an issue with titanium either changing rooms from sense to aosp and back and phones. I would install one thing at a time and reboot after each install to figure out which package is causing the lag. Sounds tedious but it's the only way to figure where your issue is
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] throcker:
I'm going to flash stock back and use titanium just for few necessary apps

let's see if I'm crazy or not

anyway, I think that mine is a very small problem that not anyone would notice....these stutters are veeery very small
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] HUYI:
Looking at potentially buying this phone in the future but I'm curious to see if it can be done or has anyone been able to successfully remove it yet?

Anticipating the answer :S
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] Ryland Johnson:
If that's you only worry about Europe and its laws you are one lucky person.

Ryland
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] biffwitch:
Best way to remove it is to turn your volume up, and when it asks you the question, press ok.

Then if you don't reboot the phone it won't ask you again.

I have to admit though, the poor volume of the S8 as well as most Android phones barring HTC, makes the cap irrelevant because if anyone hurts their ears listening to music through an S8+ they had broken ears already haha.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] Sindroid:
Wait, EU is responsible for that feature? Those f.....s
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] calinormy:
no....as long as it's a law
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] @home:
Gotta love the EU - controlling A$$ holes
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] HUYI:
sorry for the late reply, yep, good old EU, it effects all audio devices in the UK and europe, even the high end ones, it's always a issue for me especially when i am choosing a new phone and being able to root and remove it.

lol no that is not how you remove it, if it was that easy i would be able to do that on any device, no matter if the volume is turned up or not the volume cap will still reduce the volume no matter what, the only way to remove it permanently is via root, i still have my note 4 with root and the volume cap removed + custom rom with better audio i don't think i could ever part with it tbh, the S8 and S8+ are new so i guess it's the waiting game for now.

the nanny state and all, i can't stand the EU, what gives them the right to think for us really, what next? a timer on all tvs to turn off at a certain day so we are ready for bed? it's really is stupid.

furthermore with the recent news about the note 8 maybe it's best to wait for that phone instead, i'm more than patient to wait anyway, no rush, hopefully that will get rooted and the volume cap removed maybe.

but if either phone doesn't get root & EU volume cap removed i could always go back to legacy devices like my ipod classic (yes i stil have one of those :)) the sound on them are still good till this day, only limitation is the space on them but i'll manage i guess.

till now i'll use my note 4 till it dies, it's 3 years old and still going strong for now.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] @home:
With a bit of luck by March 2019 we'll have left the eu behind & all ludicrous laws. Cannot come soon enough.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] xeathpk:
Just be thankful that its not like some devices where it will nag you EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. when you turn the volume back up. At least this phone will only bug you once and then leave you alone until a certain amount of time passes or you restart. My Samsung Tab Pro S for example... *shudder*
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] HUYI:
this is why i would feel cheated buying a £800 phone and putting up with this

http://forums.androidcentral.com/showthread.php?t=796398&p=5798523&viewfull=1#post5798523

i's ridiculous really and the volume is worse with bluetooth too, if i can't remove it i don't want it :angry:
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] mikeyaj:
No.

It's here to stay.

Even when the UK leaves the EU I doubt Samsung will not have the cap on UK handsets.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] Lienot:
On the other hand:

European Phones are easy rootable (the samsung galaxy ones)

US Phones are always more difficult to root and so on (because of the different chips - exynos / snapdragon)

All the best,

lienot
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] RR-99:
Samsung phones have always been plenty loud enough for me.

You know loud noise damages hearing, right? So the more you listen to loud music, the more you need to turn up the volume.

Better not to get started on the vicious circle in the first place.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] kevint1972:
For anyone who can't see the 3 dots (tested on S8+ and S10+)

1. Download the free app QuickShortcutMaker from the Play store

2. Run it and type "volume" in the search box

3. When "Settings" appears in the search results below, open the tree and tap on "Settings / Media Volume Limiter"

4. From the choices that appear, tap the "Try" option

5. You have now opened Media Volume Limiter, which is where the 3 dots would have taken you. You should see a switch to turn the limiter on or off and a volume bar set to about 2/3

6. Tap the switch to turn the limiter ON

7. Drag the volume limit to the far right

8. Job done. Bollocks to Brussels.
[General Questions and Answers] caned_monkey:
Hello,

I have a Galaxy S5 running CM12.1 and I am trying to retrieve a list of secure settings using this Run Shell command in Tasker (as root):

settings list system

but I just get this error:

usage: settings [--user NUM] get namespace key
settings [--user NUM] put namespace key value
settings [--user NUM] delete namespace key

'namespace' is one of {system, secure, global}, case-insensitive
If '--user NUM' is not given, the operations are performed on the owner user.

I've tried the same in the Terminal but I get the same error.

Can anyone let me know what I need to do please?

Thanks
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] hellskyer:
Playing any song in repeat one mode basically locks the prev and next buttons. You can't play next song (or the previous one) without disabling it. Turns out its a bug in music v3 and was absent in cm12 and cm13.

Things I have tried

>Going through lock screen every time I wanna change a song ... reeaaally enjoying it btw :eek: (long press vol up and down are useless too)

> Importing cm "eleven" apk from older rom and other devices ... they weren't compatible with nougat.

>Recompile music app ... turns out I am a bigger noob than I thought.

>Install 20+ music apps in hopes of finding a good alternative ... I failed. (seriously you can't beat colored notifications and that size plus its a hassle to change music player every time I install a new rom)

So considering that its a bug (or a logic defying feature) could someone pass me a compatible music apk and/ or let the developers know about the issue. Any other suggestions are welcome too. :D
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Yoodaddy16:
Use sony walkman app

The sound its awesome :D
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] itm:
I've been using an app called Magnificent Magnifier (by CPS software) for a while, but have found that I can't use the focus button with my G5 - I get this message when the app starts, and the focus button is not displayed:

"camera of device does not support any valid focus mode"

Has anyone found a magnifier app that fully works with the G5's camera?