yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab S2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aurey24:
No cons, and yeah when u install and use it you'll c how it works, is really simple, can b reversed
[Galaxy Tab S2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aurey24:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B2IvRFYpm8ziSjRzaW5WV2ZoNkU

There it is
[Galaxy Tab S2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iteam:
Thanks bro! I will give it a go in a few hours and report back :highfive:
[Galaxy Tab S2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aurey24:
You'll like it, trust me, set it to the resolution I recommended and you'll b fine
[Galaxy Tab S2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iteam:
I just downloaded and installed it. It does the same thing as my games that won't run! It pops up a window program has stopped..... WTF do I do now?
[Galaxy Tab S2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aurey24:
Try AOKP ROM if u don't mind, but first, screenshot when u open the app
[Galaxy Tab S2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aurey24:
Screenshot when u open the app, lemme c what it looks like
[Galaxy Tab S2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iteam:
I don't have my tab with me at work.. Its a rectangular window in the center screen that says; Resolution Changer has stopped with the option to close app..... Just like the games that wont work.. I was able to grant it root access on the initial run but the program goes to open and just disappears and that prompt window I mentioned above pops up.. My ROM comes with Majisk Root not SU USER. Could that be a problem?
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] SonarMonkey:
I purchased a Google Daydream a month or two after I got my Pixel XL, and have used it off and on for some low intensity stuff (mainly Netflix VR, which is fantastic.) I have tried a few games, but didn't find them incredibly compelling, nor did I find them worth heating my device up to ridiculous temperatures. Over the time I've been using the Daydream, I've noticed that the visual performance on stock 7.1.1 is wayy better than with most custom ROMs. Even with custom kernels, performance modes, and GPU/CPU overclocking, I still experience more frame tearing, more blur, and in most cases, more heat, than with stock. Does anyone have any tips for mitigating any of these factors with custom ROMs? Has anyone had any success increasing visual performance, or reducing heat with custom ROMs? Are there any ROM/kernel settings that make things better?

In terms of heat, I've seen many users' solutions involving shoving ice packs, fans, etc. into the headset behind the phone, and I found most of them too cumbersome. My personal solution doesn't apply while using the Daydream, but instead addresses cooling the device before and after. Essentially, I built a stand for my phone that holds a large, thick piece of aluminum behind the phone, and runs a small desk fan over the whole setup. I recently upgraded the stand to hold an icepack behind the fan, so that the air could be cooler, without introducing condensation. I'll include pictures in a subsequent post, for anyone interested.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] jhs39:
The Pixel was built to run stock Android and I didn't find any custom Roms that ran as well as stock when I was playing with roms. On top of that custom kernels and rom kernels for the Pixel don't offer the same performance customization options that were available on other phones.. On the Nexus 6P there were not only a bunch of different kernel governors that changed the way the phone performed but there were numerous custom profiles within the governors that tweaked performance further. On the Pixel there's one governor, sched. Any custom rom you use utilizes the same kernel governor and any custom kernel you use utilizes the same kernel governor and devs haven't offered any tweaks or profiles for it. To me that's an admission that devs don't really know how to improve performance on what Google already wrote for the Pixel. That lack of what would be considered basic and essential knowledge for devs on other phones means custom rom devs and custom kernel devs may offer features and customization options that you can't get on stock but they don't have the slightest idea how to actually improve performance and stability over stock. I doubt that you will find better Daydream performance on any custom rom.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] SonarMonkey:
I definitely agree with you on a couple points, but I think that the less substantial development you're noting is probably not due to incapable developers, but rather to the fact that the Pixel/XL is significantly different from any other device. The partitioning methods, kernel, governors, etc. threw everyone for a loop, and I think that as more devices like this are released, and with Android O development, there will be significant improvements.

On the other hand, right now, stock does seem to be the best option as far as I can tell, so that's likely what I'll be going back to.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] jhs39:
The Pixel has been out for a while and the development situation for the Pixel hasn't really improved so it doesn't seem like devs are making any notable progress in terms of understanding how the Pixel functions and offering anything other than cosmetic adjustments to stock. Not being a dev I'm not sure why that is but it just doesn't seem like it's going to happen --at least not on this phone.
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] kkeith:
For the point in governors you are at least incorrect on that front, at least the kirisakura kernel includes more than just sched, in fact the default governor is shedutil. The reason why you are not seeing as many governors, and profiles is probably because of eas not because they haven't figured it out, just it's probably not as necessary to tweak as much any more
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] jhs39:
I know that's the excuse that people are using including devs--sched is so perfect and efficient that there's no reason to even develop other kernel governors. I was mocked in the official ElementalEx thread (including by the dev) for daring to suggest that devs were dropping the ball by not developing other governors for the Pixel. But as far as I can tell sched is the eas equivalent of the On Demand governor. The temperature of my phone battery jumps from around 80F idle to 100F almost instantly as soon as I pick it up and the screen comes on, which suggests to me that sched maxes out the CPU as soon as it detects activity like On Demand did. Most people on pre-eas smartphones who used a custom kernel didn't stick with On Demand as their governor even though it provided maximum performance (which is why phone manufacturers used it by default) so why are Pixel owners so satisfied with sched when it appears to function in the same way? It makes zero sense to me and as someone who has experienced overheating problems with my Pixel (which Pixel support freely admits is one of the two most common complaints they encounter, the other being poor battery life) I would personally appreciate being able to use the eas equivalent of a balanced governor.

I haven't heard of the custom kernel you cited but I have seen schedutil mentioned somewhere and tried to find out what kernel offered it. Do you know what the difference is between stock sched and schedutil?
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] kkeith:
Post number 2 about half way down there is an explanation as to the differences and why schedutil is a little better, as well as an explanation on some other eas governors.

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/xdaforu...nt/kernel-kirisakura-kernel-0-1-t3554330/amp/
[Google Pixel XL Guides, News, & Discussion] fatapia:
yeah, someone replied to you and* provided the same link as the guy below you in this thread.

https://xdaforums.com/pixel-xl/help/sched-2-t3630966

---------- Post added at 02:39 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:03 PM ----------

mocked after you said this....

1) 5 other people, multiple users have suggested you contact Google to have your device replaced as it is behaving differently than others. Anyone who disagreed with you was called a fanboy by you...

2) If you go looking for problems, of course you'll find them. However until you entertain Google and actually RMA your device you will not know what the resolution to your issue is, only what other's experiences were.

3) sched is an event-driven DVFS (Dynamic Voltage & Frequency Scaling) governor that biases the OPP (Operating Performance Points, essentially the tabulated frequency-and-voltage steps) higher or lower based on the workload. So when the load is low, it biases the OPP as low as possible, lowering the frequency *and* the voltage to be used per frequency tl;dr it offers the performance found from an interactive governor while saving power in comparison.

4) if you can not develop yourself, do not expect anyone else to actively develop for you on their own free time for free, especially with the gratitude you show. You called me a fanboy because I suggested you try replicating your problem on stock instead of on the beta, which is funny since all you run is stock now...

5) man I can see why they mocked you out, you went into the thread trying to call the developer lazy because he didn't develop what you wanted
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] downloaderbyproxy93:
I have a sony z3 D6603 unlocked Ive had this phone a while and I am bored of stock firmware I would like to install a custom ROM for this phone I have rooted and installed custom ROMs on other phones such as Samsung and LG and also HTC I would like a 7.1 or 7.0 based ROM can anybody point me in the right detection please

Thanks in advance
[Xperia Z3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mckiel018:
Same here
[Fire General] savvytechwinner:
While messing around, I installed activity Launcher from the Play Store and found out how to play the Easter egg games.

Launch activity launcher and press all activities.

Find System UI and press it.

To play the desert game press "Dessert Case"

To play the L Land game press "L Land"

I was just messing around....
[Fire General] DragonFire1024:
LOL I saw this the other day too! I was going to make a post about it and forgot. I was literally cracking up. This would be something I'd get addicted to.
[Fire General] savvytechwinner:
Want to get addicted to a game - lol

download Doge run from the playstore

It is the pixelated Doge icon btw
[Fire General] AmznUser444 Dev:
You can have an APK, Android Easter Egg (com.android.egg)
[LG G6 Questions and Answers] warlo510:
I've read the previous thread that only H870 European version is the model that can be rooted/modded. I am trying to buy it at Amazon, (I have a gift card), but it seems that their title and description does not match. Title says H870, but on their description below says H870DS. And is H870 Eu version only comes in 32gb? Can someone link me the right one if you bought yours at Amazon? Or if not, where did you get yours? Thank you very much, appreciate your help and feedback.
[General Questions and Answers] LukisFlare:
I have a Moto g5 Plus with the amazon ads firmware and I don't know how but I managed to unlock de bootloader, even enable system ui tuner and everything

my pc recognize the device in adb

the questions here is :

1- its it secure for me to flash the non amz stock rom?

2-how can I flash this rom? (if the answer up there was a YES)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] berraoberrao:
Hi, I've moved some apps to the SD Card using App2SD and Lucky Patcher. But now I get an error whenever I try to move them back to the internal memory, an error that starts with pkg. I wonder if someone could help me fix this because it is only a problem because I'm switching to the S8+ and I can't Smart Switch the apps inside the SD Card's memory. Thanks in advance.

P.S. I somehow managed to get them into the internal memory, but those apps don't seem to go through Smart Switch, what can I do?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Craz Basics:
Use titanium backup and back them up, then delete them all.... (titanium should backup data too) and take out sd and restore? Just thought of that so no promises
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] berraoberrao:
I thought of that but on my S8 it requires root, which I do not have.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Craz Basics:
I mean backup in s7 and restore on s7 :) then smart switch might recognize it... if you don't care about your data you can just install the apks manually too
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] berraoberrao:
I'll give it a try!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Craz Basics:
Cool, let me know :)
[Droid Turbo 2 General] czerro2424:
Some people might have experienced a battery issue after the latest update. It can be solved quite easily. Even If you don't believe you have an issue with your battery, you should try this as it seems baked into the update process.

Just to describe my experience first. After update my battery was going from 100 percent to 20 percent in about 8 hours while idle. It wouldn't charge while it was on. I would have to turn off the phone to charge it. I could not figure this out, until I found similar issues on different phones in the forums. It seems that when an update gets pushed to your phone, and your battery is low, your current battery charge is cached as 'max'.

First I thought the connector on my charger was broken. Then I thought maybe the charge port on the phone was somehow damaged. Then I thought there was possibly a foreign object in the charge port. It is actually none of these things. It's a software issue. Here is the resolution.

You want to boot into recovery mode. This is taken directly from Lenovo's website on the Turbo 2, but please read my caveats at the end.

Power off the device and unplug it.

Press and hold the Power and Volume Down buttons until the device turns on.

From the Boot Mode selection menu, press the Volume Down button to scroll to Recovery and the Power button to select it. The device will restart.

An image of an Android robot with a red exclamation mark will appear.

Press and hold the Power button, while still holding Power, press and release the Volume Up button, then release the Power button.

Use the Volume buttons to scroll to Wipe Cache Partition and press the Power button to select it.

If an additional confirmation screen appears, use the Volume buttons to scroll to Yes and the Power button to select it.

Press the Power button to select Reboot System Now.

This is basically the process, but you have to change up a couple things. After you wipe the cache, select 'turn off' rather than 'reboot'. Give the phone a minute to be sure it is entirely off. Plug the phone into a charger in the off state and let it charge fully. Once you are certain that the phone has been charged to 100 percent, you can reboot phone. Voila, back to almost 2 days worth of battery life.
[Droid Turbo 2 General] zax880:
It doesn't work for me, anyway thanks for sharing this info.

Wysłane z mojego XT1580 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Droid Turbo 2 General] NahuelMS:
I wrote this for X Style but it can be aplied to Moto x Force in the same way:

https://xdaforums.com/moto-x-style/general/guide-improve-battery-life-performance-t3647155
[Droid Turbo 2 General] TeslaZap:
I am having this issue, and sometimes Ampere shows the current draw at 2A even though the only thing I've done since power-on is run the Ampere app. I also have the green lines but that's been for much longer, so maybe there's a short but the issue started after an update not with the green lines. I'm suspecting something like a radio bug but unfortunately BetterBatteryStats requires root to do any real useful analysis (not possibly yet that I've seen with the VZWDT2). The only thing showing under usage is screen-on.

Wouldn't be ironic if it were an as-yet undiscovered crypto-miner? That hacker would be able to earn a huge bounty if they found permanent root.
[Droid Turbo 2 General] sklks:
Same problem here, any other solution? What's the best app to diagnose what's draining the battery?
[Droid Turbo 2 General] yasirhbk:
I have done every thing with my turbo 2 , all given your tips i implemented on my mobile,

but still my phone battery not working well like working before update nougat. after updated nougat my mobile battery draining fast and after full 100 charge my mobile battery just work 3 and max 4 hours.

please launch any new update to resole this battery issue or give me some best tip to improve the battery work same work as before update nougat.

We are motorola users and we love this but company not support our users to actual solve this bad issue, really bad.

hope i hear from you with good news for users.

thanks & Regards,
[Droid Turbo 2 General] Andyszy:
I have tried multiple ways that I've found on the web, but still, my Turbo 2 has at best 3 to 4 hours of running time. Several months ago, I had the battery changed out. New battery behaved the same way. I'm convinced that Nougat is the culprit here.
[Droid Turbo 2 General] Andyszy:
Fully charged

Within an hour it went down to 68% and then shut down down. Any other fixes?
[Droid Turbo 2 General] Andyszy:
Just got a new battery fro the Droid Turbo 2

And it's working as it should. Apparently, the battery installed this past September was faulty.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Alex_VV:
Hi All,

I'm looking for help with this odd issue I can't seem to solve:

SGS-I747M, originally from Bell, unlocked and flashed with Telus stock firmware; testing with Telus SIM card. Only able to _functionally_ connect to HSPA(+) network: when trying to get LTE, the phone shows "LTE" but no internet, no SMS; I'm able to place/receive phone calls.

Tried editing the LTE-related NV items (as referenced elsewhere on this forum) -- the changes don't stick, and the values revert to the original (interestingly, they are the same as on an original Telus phone that gets LTE no problem!).

I made sure the modem is from Telus stock ROM.

This issue is obviously not a show-stopper, and the phone would be totally usable on Telus network, but I'm just curious: the hardware is the same, the software is the same... what the heck is the issue?

Could someone plz point me in the right direction?

Cheers,

Alex
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] audit13:
You have an LTE card? I have Public Mobile which is a Telus sub that runs off the Telus towers and I can get LTE on a stock i747m.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Alex_VV:
Of course. It is my primary, Telus "proper" card. I get LTE on a former Rogers unlocked I337M stock Lollipop, as well as a former Rogers unlocked I747M with stock 4.3 (not to mention the Telus I747Ms I have... I rescued all my other phones from a trash bin, restored the glass on some, swapped motherboards and screens on some).

APN settings are also correct.

thoughts?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] audit13:
If all of the parts are original and there is no damage, I'm at a loss as to why there is no connection on LTE.

Have you tried changing the csc to telus using the dialler menu? Maybe it needs the stock telus ROM?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Alex_VV:
CSC = TLS. So I'm at a loss as well. Hence the question to the community ;)
[General Questions and Answers] Uglevod:
Hi,

Is there any musicians willing to test my app? Please excuse me if it is a wrong place to ask...

The app is supposed to work on Android 4.4+, API 16+, and I am looking for musicians who also could possibly provide some technical feedback.

Please send me a message if you are in.

Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] sonicshaman:
Possibly, what is it about?
[General Questions and Answers] Uglevod:
It is a tuner app. Hopefully good one :) It is not free app so I cannot advertise here publicly, but I'll provide promo codes to unlock it. Please send me PM and tell for which email address to enable early access (beta).
[General Questions and Answers] TheMadScientist:
im in play piano and guitar
[General Questions and Answers] sonicshaman:
Ah, I actually play keyboards, wouldn't really be able to help. Cheers though and good luck with it.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SonicSamZ:
This is a question tailed for some technical people. Obviously flashing incremental updates on a rooted rom is YMMV, but for those willing to try, is there a way to Magisk Hide root from the system update app (to get incremental update instead of full ROM)?

What package do we need to hide? Anyone had any success?
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SonicSamZ:
Attaching screenshots.

Managed to run Magisk Hide on the system update app, and am now presented with the incremental updates!
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] isffox:
Does this mean you don't have to flash magisk again after the update?
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SonicSamZ:
That's the idea behind this. Whether it works is another story.

Beyond my initial screenshots, I can no longer get the incremental OTA to show up
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] abax4401:
Just tried it. Didn't work for me. I got a notification after it rebooted saying it failed and to enter repair mode it something.

Just did it with the Oxygen Updater app.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SonicSamZ:
Yep that's as far as I got, a similar error message. There must be some sneakier protections to prevent this kind of thing ;). Never heard of the Oxygen Updater but I'll check it out!
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmurder61:
Hello im having serious issues with apns, i am on straight talk network and this phone is unlocked. i did some research before posting and came up with squat. I did get the apn from the st website and scoured the web for any other diffrent ones they all didnt work. if anyone can help please do. Thanks in advance!
[Moto Z Play Questions & Answers] carrievh:
It is... tempting to buy the Moto Z Play from Best Buy, because it is faster than from Amazon and much faster than direct from Motorola.

But does the Moto Z Play from Best Buy come with any extra bloatware that is not on the manufacture direct version? I can see on the box that it is the XT1635-02 model in the US, which I believe is not the Verizon version with bloatware, and it is not a refurb, so I am only worry about bloatware that Motorola installs through any deals with Best Buy or ones that Best Buy installs itself (probably).

Anyone with experience?
[Moto Z Play Questions & Answers] zander21510:
I doubt Best Buy would make the effort to install bloatware on there. I've bought other phones & electronics from Best Buy, they've never loaded best-buy specific software on their stuff. I think it's safe to assume it's going to be the same you would get from Motorola.
[Moto Z Play Questions & Answers] Zeljko1234:
I didn't see any bloatware on the demo device in Best Buy. I bought mine in Fry's, it's the same model (XT1635-02) and no bloatware at all. Just don't buy Verizon version ;)
[Moto Z Play Questions & Answers] Yash24:
Buy the device from Motorola.

No bloatwares!
[Moto Z Play Questions & Answers] RockinAmigo14:
no, that version will not have any bloatware on it
[Note Edge Android Development] DaKillaz98:
*Mods please delete or lock*

I am deeply sorry, this ROM never saw the light of a proper release. After all the silence, everyone needs an update. I went through a great deal, involving becoming homeless and such, the phone I used to test was stolen, and I lost the computer with all the files for the ROM. Having finally became stable enough to develop, I no longer have anything I would need to develop ROM's for this device.

Without further ado, this ROM is EOL (End Of Life) and won't see any further updates, my development won't continue for this device any further unless anyone can help with donations toward a test device. (Not expecting it) PM me for more info if you wish. With that, I am once again, extremely regretful that I can't continue, but I have no means to continue. Thanks for all the support I once received, catch me on the S6 forums with some new stuff soon!
[Note Edge Android Development] saqibkhan21:
wow new rom.... best of luck. plz integrate built-in edge panel if possible..
[Note Edge Android Development] sharath91221:
Looking forward to see any difference