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[Honor 8 Pro  Questions & Answers] skeerthy:
Friends, I'm not able to remove honor8pro watermark from the "watermark" menu item, could you please suggest where to disable it? The watermark setting under Mode allows me to add new watermark, but not able to disable the default Honor8Pro dual lens watermark.
[Honor 8 Pro  Questions & Answers] venugopalu007:
Make sure it is disable , see the attached picture.
[Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra Questions & Answers] DrainedLegacy:
Since moving to the XA1 ULTRA from the z3 i noticed the ultra doesn't have one of the best features that the z3 had, the gallery widget. is there a way to install it again? ive looked at 3rd party widget apps for gallery but they are trash. also the record screen option in power menu is gone. why is sony pulling a apple and removing great features?
[Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra Questions & Answers] redincali:
I'm in the same boat. I received my xa1 ultra on the 3rd and I was previously on a z3. We lost a lot of the best features. Beside what you mentioned, no more answering machine, no small apps, and no ps4 remote play. No windows drivers for the xa1 ultra from Sony either, just the other 3 xa models. I had to modify the inf file to make it apply the driver, but it works now.

I'm sure there's more I'll find but the answering machine was my favorite. Now ill have to get back to working on mine unless I can figure out how to port it. Have you rooted yet? If so, have you tried replacing,or installing, the apks from the z3 onto the xa1u?

Sent from my G3223
[Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra Questions & Answers] DrainedLegacy:
im rooted 7.0 G3221 Xposed installed too and i haven't tried installing z3 apks but ill give it a shot
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] sostk22:
About:

The system design is more distinct, fascinating, and focused on content. Flyme 6 provides a fun browsing experience with delicate and agile animation. The new Intelligent Thinking Engine "One Mind" will automatically pick up user habits and provide solutions based on different scenarios, aiming to create a smart mobile phone with light and smooth user experience.

Flashing Instructions:

·Unlock the bootloader and install latest version of TWRP

·Make sure yourdevice are now running an Android 6.0.1 based ROM

·Boot into TWRP and perform a Factory Reset(Wipe Data, Cache, and Dalvik)

·Install the Flyme 6 package

·(Optional): Install any additional packages.

·Once installation has finished, return to the main menu, select Reboot, and then System

·The first boot needs 15-20 minutes.

·PLZ Download all of your Google apps from the Flyme's App Store.

Download Links:will be addes
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Android Deve] Bajanman:
No Placeholders!

Thread closed as a placeholder.

Please contact me when the download links are ready so it can be open.

Thanks,

Bajanman
[LG Optimus L90] shadowknocker:
Hello, I have a request. I am a nub so I don't know much about ROM stuff, I have a question about LGd415. I want the stock ROM but with android 7.1, nothing else changed. How will I do that?
[LG Optimus L90] Warimation:
You cant have stock ROM with Android 7.1

LG only updated our devices to lollipop (Android 5.0.1)

Besides stock ROMs are very slow. The only advantage (in my opinion) is the stock camera app that makes pictures much better..
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] dragon25slayer:
i have dowloaded schaps wm6.1 rom for my kaiser but it has not got the rss reader you get with duttys roms is there a cab for this so i can install it to my kaiser thanks for any help
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] siddartha96:
Hello,

This is Siddartha.....I got Samsung Note3 N900T from US T-Mobile to India......Its been running smoothly as i put many Rom's.......But,the only i had is that it is ain't getting connected to LTE in any ROM's Including Stock.....

Pls help me with this.........Presently i am using Official Lienage 14.1 even this does not support (4G-LTE)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] audit13:
Does the 900T support your carrier's LTE frequencies?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] siddartha96:
No as N900T does not support the following frequency what my carrier supports,but I need to get atleast 3G i couldn't get that too
[Amazfit] fjvilla:
Hello everyone. I recently had my amazfit and I travel a lot. Is it possible to have a watchface with dual time zone or two watchface with different time?

I read a lot but I can not find anything on that subject
[Amazfit] madtech360:
There is no direct support for it. But hope Huami provides one soon.

There is a work around. One option I found was to a have watchface with with digital and analog. The digiyal would be your base timezone. The analog can be set to a different timezone by rotating the hours and minutes by the corresponding time offset. If the other timezone is 2:30 minutes ahead, ur base hour hand should be rotated by 75 degrees and minutes by 180 degrees.

If know a little bit is PS or Gimp, it is very easy.

I was going to create a simple watch face with 25 different time offset. Yet to find some time.
[Amazfit] fjvilla:
Very good idea. But it's sad that the amazfit people have not thought about this.
[Amazfit] kwoodall:
The watch software is still very much in active development so I suspect this will come in the near future. The Chinese watches already have many other advanced features. While it's difficult waiting for them - at least we know that the features have been through a lot of user testing before coming to the US.
[Amazfit] fjvilla:
I know it has very advanced features, but I think it's something basic
[Amazfit] shreyanshp:
Brother can you provide some steps about how to do it in json

"AnalogDialFace": {
"Hours": {
"OnlyBorder": false,
"Color": "0x0000FF",
"Center": {
"X": 54,
"Y": 59
},
"Shape": [
{
"X": 14,
"Y": 1
},
{
"X": 14,
"Y": -1
},
{
"X": 34,
"Y": -2
},
{
"X": 36,
"Y": 0
},
{
"X": 34,
"Y": 2
}
]
},
"Minutes": {
"OnlyBorder": false,
"Color": "0x0000FF",
"Center": {
"X": 54,
"Y": 59
},
"Shape": [
{
"X": 14,
"Y": 1
},
{
"X": 14,
"Y": -1
},
{
"X": 34,
"Y": -2
},
{
"X": 36,
"Y": 0
},
{
"X": 38,
"Y": 0
},
{
"X": 38,
"Y": -1
},
{
"X": 50,
"Y": -1
},
{
"X": 50,
"Y": 1
},
{
"X": 38,
"Y": 1
},
{
"X": 38,
"Y": 0
},
{
"X": 36,
"Y": 0
},
{
"X": 34,
"Y": 2
}
]
}
}
[Amazfit] shreyanshp:
[MENTION=8004430]madtech360[/MENTION] brother any help is much appreciated
[Amazfit] madtech360:
I am not sure how you would do it in JSON. I found a watchface implementing dual timezone using the approach that I had mentioned above:

https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/pace/view/?id=718

https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/pace/view/?id=719

Unfortunately the creator had provided only timezone differences by the hour (like 1h, 2h, 3h..) and not provided 30 min increments (like 1:30, 2:30, 3:30..). I modified the timehands for the 30 min increments as well and updated the previews also for a better experience. (Attached. Rename .zip to .wfz)

The way to use dual timezone, is set the other timezone considering your timezone as the baseline. For ex, if you are based out of Paris, your digital time will always be Paris time (synced with your watch). For the Analog (second timezone), if you want London time, you select the 11h (-1) offset. If you need Jerusulam time as the second time, you should select 1h (+1) offset.

All credits to the Original creator.
[Amazfit] shreyanshp:
Thanks bro!

However I think this is for Amazfit Stratos, I was talking about Amazfit Bip

I am still trying to do it for Json, the angles are a bit weird in Bip as it is not a circle, due to which I have to go through a lot of trial and error for getting angles/time difference right, specially for +-30 minutes offset, will definitely post when I finish at least one watch face

Do you have any tips/inputs for Amazfit bip?
[Amazfit] madtech360:
I have no idea about Bip and its watchfaces. But did you check the site https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/bip for Dual?

I found quite a few BIP watch faces with dual timezone.

https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/bip/view/?id=7826

https://amazfitwatchfaces.com/bip/view/?id=7825
[Amazfit] shadowcaster666:
apk faces for the pace should be able to do dual time zones.

apk faces can do anything :)
[Amazfit] niranjandandekar:
Hi,

unable to download. Can you please make it available?

Need white one..

Rgds,

Niranjan
[Amazfit] lfom:
Download is working fine, maybe it was a temporary server issue where the file was hosted. Anyway, GreatFit APK watchface also have the option of dual time zones as far as I know, maybe you want to check it out.
[Amazfit] rudisubscribes:
[MENTION=6079265]madtech[/MENTION] - The ".zip" attachment seems to have disappeared. Any way of getting it back. Thanks a ton!
[Amazfit] lfom:
Downloads from AmazfitWatchfaces.com are working fine, but they are not ZIP but WFZ files...
[Amazfit] haijun88:
watchface for -0345 time difference.

i have made one for -0345 time difference. Couldnot upload here the file. the dial arrow of analog could be plotted in autocad or any graphics software and rotated by angles relative to time difference desired to obtain new coordinates and update them into the jason file. it works.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] mr.ace:
Introduction

Hello everyone, this is my personal Nexus 5X kernel. The main objective is to provide balanced performance/battery without decrease stability

I usually take patches from these sources:

LA.BR.1.3.7_rb1.8 (CAF)

google/common/3.10

Upstream updates from Linux

Hopefully enjoy!

Features

Updated to latest security patch

Build with latest GCC 10.2 and -O3 gcc optimization

Faux Sound Control

KCAL Color Control

Backported Zram,slimbus from 3.18

Memory I/O functions Optimization

Energy aware scheduler backported from marlin

boeffla Wakelock controls

Power Efficient workqueues

Updated RCU from CAF

wireguard support

CVE fixes

Available CPU governors : sched, ondemand, powersave, performance

Available I/O schedulers : noop, deadline, row, cfq(default)

Downloads

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1899786940962587977

Thanks To :

@The Flash, @jollaman999, @franciscofranco, @neobuddy89, @flar2, @frap129, @myfluxi, @sultanxda, @aviraxp, @osm0sis

and @edoardotavecchio for test this kernel

XDA:DevDB Information

Shadow Kernel, Kernel for the LG Nexus 5X

Contributors

mr.ace

Source Code: https://github.com/mortezadadgar/shadow

Created 2017-08-06

Last Updated 2019-06-17

XDA:DevDB Information

Shadow Kernel, Kernel for the LG Nexus 5X

Contributors

mr.ace

Source Code: https://github.com/mortezadadgar/bullhead

Kernel Special Features:

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: 20180617
[Nexus 5X Android Development] Sinistersky:
This looks cool yo
[Nexus 5X Android Development] HesThatGuy:
[MENTION=6998415]mr.ace[/MENTION] Thanks for bringing more support to the 5X dude :D

Also are there any plans for you to add overclocking and underclocking in the future?
[Nexus 5X Android Development] D00:
Thx..

Flash with aospa rom
[Nexus 5X Android Development] zurik:
When my Nexus 5X arrive from service centre (for 2nd time) I will try it!!
[Nexus 5X Android Development] mr.ace:
You're welcome:o

There no benefit for OC/UC on our SoC
[Nexus 5X Android Development] mr.ace:
It's fine:victory:
[Nexus 5X Android Development] HesThatGuy:
For me personally I find that OC helps out a bit with heavier apps like Chrome, YouTube, and games but if you see no reason to add it then that's cool. :)

You should test it out yourself maybe and see if you like it.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] mr.ace:
OC isn't everything about performance there's some other thing like 4.1.39 Radom driver that could improve it more
[Nexus 5X Android Development] Topse:
Thanks. Fast and battery friendly !:good:
[Nexus 5X Android Development] tuhinxp04:
Thanks..!! And hope you will update it when new goodies come..!!
[Nexus 5X Android Development] kevtrysmoddin:
Has anyone on Dev preview 4 tried this kernel?
[Nexus 5X Android Development] gn00my:
Works fine , smooth and stable
[Nexus 5X Android Development] mr.ace:
Shadow Kernel 1.1

Thanks for feedback, that keep this project alive. I merged somethings for save even more power I hope you'll like this version

Changelog :

August security update

Extra CVE fixes Thanks to @The Flash

ext4 updates

cpu-boost driver Improvements

lpm-levels driver Improvements to save power

Downloads :

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120754233
[Nexus 5X Android Development] AntonPanos:
I noticed some battery drain over night after installing the kernel yesterday.. usually i lose 0 to 1% but now i got from 79 to 68% nearly 10%

EDIT: it was v1.0 of the kernel..
[Nexus 5X Android Development] BarackMitzvah:
Just tried out v1.1 yesterday and was loving it until I encountered this odd malfunction.

running the latest PixelRom, I would go to play audio over my 3.5mm AUX jack, and it would play the first song just fine, then all subsequent songs just wouldn't play, even though the phone said it was, in fact playing.

To get it to work again, I would have to remove the aux cord and re plug it in or completely kill the music player app; and even then, I would only get 1 additional play.

This was occurring on multiple music players until I flashed back over to the Franco kernel, so I'm inclined to think it has to do with your kernel.

Keep up the good work though! I loved the performance I was getting on your kernel, seemed nice and agile :)
[Nexus 5X Android Development] Kaizoku-Otaku:
How is the battery life on this kernel? I am considering trying it out but I am a little uncertain if the battery will hold up.

What did some of you guys achieve on standby and screen on time?
[Nexus 5X Android Development] edoardotavecchio:
I never take care of stats like SOT or anything similar because I think that they're too objective and variable to be considered as a reliable source of information. Anyway, I noticed a significant improvement in battery life since I'm using this kernel (this improvement is to be considered in comparison to all the other kernels, since I've tried all of them). However, remember that the battery life is 99% objective so take this information with a pinch of salt.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] mr.ace:
Flash 1.1 and tell me what happen, I can't test stanby drain because I don't have good drain at all(even on another kernels)
[Nexus 5X Android Development] mr.ace:
Good to see that someone like my kernel :victory:

I don't have 3.5mm AUX jack for test but if you give me dmesg log I can fix it faster
[Nexus 5X Android Development] :
Works on 8.1 Beta ?

Update: This kernel is like night and day over the stock Beta 1 kernel lol. Stock kernel is very sluggish compared to Shadow.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] gvsukids:
Can it be used in 7.1.2?
[Nexus 5X Android Development] Skittles9823:
Yes.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] AndroidDeveloperLB:
How do I enable double-tap-to-wake on this kernel?
[Nexus 5X Android Development] :
Use kernel adiutor. ?
[Nexus 5X Android Development] AndroidDeveloperLB:
I see. Thanks.

Should have been mentioned on the very first post though, right besides this feature.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] AndroidDeveloperLB:
I tried using it, but even though it worked for the current session, it didn't on next ones.

I tried to enable it on boot, with it either "full" or "half" (choosing full changes to "half" anyway, btw), but when restarting the device, 2 things crashed : "NFC service", and this app.

And it didn't let me use this gesture after I closed the crash dialogs.

Not only that, but opening the app, I see it got disabled. Only "apply on boot" is turn on, but it won't do anything.

Tried again to enable "half" for double-tap-to-wake, and after a reboot, it rebooted again. and after it finished, same crash dialogs as before, without it being enabled.

Is this an issue with the app, or the kernel?
[Nexus 5X Android Development] :
App.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] derkleinebroicher:
As [MENTION=2915683]BaNkS[/MENTION] mentioned, it is kernel adiutor not working properly. It does work with ExKernel manager.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] AndroidDeveloperLB:
Today I even got a in infinite boot loop because of this. Had to go to TWRP and remove its installation folder myself.

---------- Post added at 06:25 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:24 AM ----------

Seems to cost money.

Isn't there a freeware?

Maybe I could make one?

I just want the double tap to wake.

Anyone know the root command for enable&disable it?

Also, if I publish such a thing, I should be able to check if the current kernel supports it.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] derkleinebroicher:
You could also try this way: with a file manager, go to sys/android_touch. There you will find the gestures, supported by your installed kernel. If you change the value under doubletap2wake from 0 to 1, you get what you want. But honestly I'm not sure, if this will stick after reboot.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] AndroidDeveloperLB:
It works.

I used "Root Essentials" to reach and edit the file.

However, after a reboot, just as you predicted, it stopped working.

Does seeing the file mean that it is supported by the kernel?

Does it always have the same name, no matter the kernel (meaning it's a standard) ?
[Nexus 5X Android Development] derkleinebroicher:
So here I have a working solution for you - tested by me today. You need the attached file, which is an init.d script to toggle the mentioned value.

IMPORTANT: Remove the extension ".txt" from the attached file. This was necessary for uploading only!

Now there are two ways, to use this file:

Method 1: Put the file into system/etc/init.d and set permissions to 755. Now you might need an app to enable init.d. There are several apps for free in the playstore like this one f.e. Enable init.d in the app, reboot your device and you should be fine.

Method 2: Similiar and personally preferred by me (don't ask me why): Create a new folder in storage/emulated/0, call it f.e. "init.d" or whatever you like and put the attached file into this folder (no permissions to be set). Further you need the app init.d scripts support(it's free as well). Now you have to do some settings in the app (give root privileges, choose the folder with your script, run script on boot ). If you now tap on "run sripts now", doubletab2wake should be enabled without need to reboot - et voila!

And yes BTW, the path for these settings should be standard, as far as I know!

Hopefully I have been clear enough and this has been helpful. :cowboy:
[Nexus 5X Android Development] AndroidDeveloperLB:
What do these steps do? How does it work?

Also, have you tried it?
[Nexus 5X Android Development] derkleinebroicher:
First of all, I wrote "tested by me", so obviously I have tried it.

An init.d script is a script, that runs every time, your device is rebooted. My attached script changes the value for doubletap2wake in the described path (sys/android_touch/doubletap2wake) from 0 to 1, which means, every time your phone is rebooted, doubletap2wake will be reactivated. Or in other words, the setting for doubletap2wake will stick after reboot, which is exactly what you wanted, isn't it?

The two methods I offered, are two different ways, to run the script.

Method 1 is the "original" way, method 2 kind of simulates this "original" way. The effect will be the same, so it's your choice.

But in each case be sure, it does work.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] AndroidDeveloperLB:
Yes sorry about that.

In any case, I noticed something troubling, and I had to test it further to be sure.

While I was sleeping (about 7 hours), and this feature (double tap to wake) was enabled , the battery went from 100% to 80% .

Last night I disabled this feature (just restarted the device, because I didn't use your method yet), and the battery went from 100% to 95% instead.

I think this feature takes a lot of the battery.

I don't get why, because as I've read the hardware of Nexus 5x should be able to handle this feature just fine.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] zurik:
Double tap to wake is not supported on Nexus 5X. If you enabled, it keeps your phone awake and the result is the drain. If it was officially supported by Hardware, it should not drain battery.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] AndroidDeveloperLB:
Nexus 5x has Snapdragon 808, which is supposed to support double tap to wake, just as it does on so many other devices that has it.

BTW, even 5% drain is a lot. The phone is supposed to sleep. It should be around 1%...

I don't know if it's because of the kernel or that I'm running on 8.1 DP (or both put together), but I never had 20% drain over night, even with double-tap-to-wake turned on.

20% is a lot.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] buffer overflow:
I think DTW is useless for our beloved phone just because screen is IPC, battery is not so great no matter what we do (tricks), etc. Is enough options "Lift to check phone" or in Google Player there is some apps what do that.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] AndroidDeveloperLB:
It worked fine on older devices, such as LG G2. I don't get why it shouldn't on this one.

I really like this feature.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] Captain_Hungary:
Becouse it's not supported by hardware, but others have already answered this. Software can't overcome hardware limitations, I think it's pretty obvious. If there is no module built in, then you can only archive dt2w if a software is always checking weather the screen has been touched. It means that the cpu has to be running all the time, witch means really bad buttery drain...
[Nexus 5X Android Development] tuhinxp04:
Expect a New Version with November Security patched along with 3.10.108 merged https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable.git/log/?h=v3.10.108
[Nexus 5X Android Development] Lughnasadh:
Just wanted to say that I think you hit the sweet spot with V2.4 [MENTION=6998415]mr.ace[/MENTION] . This kernel is running fantastic on AICP Oreo. Great job :good:
[Nexus 5X Android Development] jugoslavpetrovic:
Thanks for getting kernel developers informed, I bet they have no clue and for filling kernel threads with your reminders.

*Sarcastic
[Nexus 5X Android Development] AndroidDeveloperLB:
But why do you say it's not supported by hardware, if there are other devices with this SOC, that do support it? Even older SOCs support it...
[Nexus 5X Android Development] SlimSnoopOS:
Hardware isn't limited to strictly SOCs. It is not supported by the 5X's display hardware in a way that does not drain battery. Enabling DT2W on this the 5X drains battery because our panel is either on or off. The way the device was manufactured, it wasn't designed with the intent of applying DT2W.

The Nexus 6P had this enabled in testing before Google released the phone. They disabled it because they felt it was not user friendly enough. The 6P's entire panel is not on when DT2W is enabled. That's why on that device, battery drain is negligible.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] mr.ace:
Shadow-2.5

New build is Up!

Changelog :

Linux 3.10.108

November security update

Camera driver fixes

Upstream f2fs updates

Impulse governor

Upstream PM / sleep driver fixes

Merged fastlane tunables into interactive

Updated Anykernel

Download :

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817906626617945408
[Nexus 5X Android Development] :
Thanks working like butter on 7.1.2 but please add relaxed governor ?
[Nexus 5X Android Development] Lughnasadh:
Thank you. Your efforts are much appreciated. :cool:
[Nexus 5X Android Development] gn00my:
Thanks for the update , works great on 8.1.0 dp1
[Nexus 5X Android Development] buffer overflow:
[MENTION=6998415]mr.ace[/MENTION]....Impulse governor....

Pfff...You're my man ! :good: ?
[Nexus 5X Android Development] AndroidDeveloperLB:
That's too bad.

However, I had better battery usage on Elemental on previous Android version with this feature turned on.
[Nexus 5X Android Development] zurik:
I think that this kernel doing better battery management than other kernels. (+ Impulse gov)
[Nexus 5X Android Development] j-a-d-z:
:good::cool::eek:
[Nexus 5X Android Development] Ferdimage:
I have no idea how you guys manage to get so much SOT with this phone.

I hardly reach 3 hours on normal usage
[Nexus 5X Android Development] jugoslavpetrovic:
Maybe not many apps having installed