yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy A3, A5, A7 (2017) Questions & Answe] kevinlevrone:
Ok, so I installed it and did a full test (100% to 0% drain - took about 38 hours with my usage (plus AOD on 18 of 24 hours) and with many packages disabled with Package Disabler) .

Battery life seems to be identical between Nougat and Marshmallow on A3 2017.
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] stuhack:
my moto has unknown baseband version .i tried hard reset,tried different stock roms but the problem still exist.IMEI invalid and also network and wifi ndoesnt work can anyone help...
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] echo92:
What device do you have and which territory are you based in? You may have corrupted your hw or modem partitions by flashing firmware, which may be a cause of the loss of IMEI and radios.

There's a way to copy uncorrupted partitions from a working device to yours, it however needs partitions from the same variant as yours and you'll need an unlocked bootloader (not sure if you need TWRP or it's possible with stock recovery, someone else familiar with pushing partitions onto Android via adb can perhaps answer this?)
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] stuhack:
motoG4 plus XT1643

i have XT1643 indian variant phone. i baught it from first owner.he said that the baseband problem can simply fixed by flashing firmware.i did so ...but it doesnt change,used different rom still no change.Can you please tell how to copy uncorrepted partitions to the device.
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] HueyT:
---------- Post added at 03:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:16 PM ----------

https://mega.nz/#!RcglmbQY!SDmhLEDo9DGtSj03fArY1moKQlguKDywo5dYcr90uC4

Try flashing this in TWRP (must have unlocked bootloader, rooted, and TWRP recovery). Its Nougat radio/baseband from 3/17 update--latest
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] stuhack:
i cant download that from mega because of some error
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] DgnrtnX:
Try this

https://xdaforums.com/moto-g4-plus/how-to/stock-rom-npjs25-93-14-4-march-1-t3608138

Be sure usb debugging and oem is unlocked while flashing.
[Moto G4 Plus Questions & Answers] meraj99:
the file isn't available anymore. Is there any other link to it?
[Lenovo A7000 Questions & Answers] samsh92:
After installing resurrection remix rom i am not able to send messages. I also try to search sms center no but also not fount options anywhere in settings. Please help if anyone have solution.
[Lenovo A7000 Questions & Answers] Abhignu:
May be there was a defective error while installing rom files. Try to reinstall rom by changing kernel and firmware. For sure you will not get any problems.
[General Questions and Answers] y2grae:
When I connect my pixel to my pc and go to adb, i'm seeing 2 devices on "adb devices" prompt

xxxxxxxxxxxx (the model for my phone)

emulator 5554 offline

this is since i updated my pixel xl onto Oreo.

I can use -d for adb commands, but the presence of the offline emulator means i can't fastboot command as it wont accept the -d in the string to select the phone.

I've checked online (lots) to try to see how to remove it, but does anyone have any ideas how i can remove the offline emulator (i don't even use an emulator) from my adb devices?
[General Questions and Answers] Diomorgan:
same problem here, and I don't have bluestack!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Americanmetal:
I currently have 23mb of free space. 143mb used.

I had 75 or so before I flashed.

Programs installed:

Google maps

HTC HTC home

emunutz htc home customizer

TNT Task Manager

HTC HomePlug

JUVS HTC enlarge start menu

dcd windows live

PocketCM keyboard

HTC HTC home Schen (weather fix)

HTC Audio Manager

and my usb->stereo adapter doesn't work anymore since I flashed :(
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Americanmetal:
bumpbumpbumpbump
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] ti1t:
it's a known issue with that rom

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=17134
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Americanmetal:
I think these roms just copied over my older roms; as my space depletion seems to show.:confused:
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Americanmetal:
Or maybe it was because I had a 65mb ringtone. ROFL My bad! :o
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] renigadecrew:
I I have flashed my s3 back to stock firmware to properly unlock it with codes at&t gave me. Now I am unable to view my imei or unlock it
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jason2678:
How did you flash? Odin a full package, or TWRP and one of the stock roms posted here?

Don't start trying to restore efs or inject imei yet. I might just be that the boot image for the rom you flashed doesn't match the radio firmware on your device.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] renigadecrew:
I flashed it with a stock rom i found somewhere. Could you link me with a stock rom that i could either flash with odin or TWRP (I have both available)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jason2678:
What to flash depends on the bootloader that is on your phone. Check the bootloader and modem and report it back here.

The bootloaders since Samsung rolled out Knox cannot be downgraded, and it is best to keep the newer bootloaders and modems matched. Stock roms are built for a specific modem, so you have to flash the right rom to interact with the radios properly.

Check bootloader/modem with the Samsung phone info app by vndnguyen in the Play store. Alternately enter this in a terminal app or adb shell:

getprop ro.bootloader
getprop gsm.version.baseband
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] renigadecrew:
Bootloader is I747UCUFNE4
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jason2678:
Does baseband match it?

If it does, then this twrp flashable stock ROM should work for you. https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347765735
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] renigadecrew:
baseband is unkown
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jason2678:
What does your rom build say it is?

Go into Settings -> About phone. Either kernel version or build number (maybe both - I can't remember exactly how stock touchwiz shows it) should end in a similar string to the bootloader, NE4, NJ1, NJ2 - something like that.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] renigadecrew:
kernel version 3.4.122-cyanogenmod-g843650b mycax@buildbox-02.hostingsharedbox.com #2 Fri Dec 9 17:58:57 EST 2016

Build Number: cm_d2att-userdebug 7.1.1 NMF260 8531344f24 test-keys
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jason2678:
Oh crap. You're back on CM 14.1 with unknown baseband and IMEI null? What is the build date on that? Is it an old CM build, or is it actually Lineage?

I thought you were still on a stock Samsung rom. Usually CM is very good about working with any modem, as long as it is new enough. Was this rom working for you before trying to flash stock?

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At this point, I'd just Odin that thing back to fully official stock with all the files you can find here and hope for the best.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] renigadecrew:
I flashed it back to see if it would fix it, and it didn't. Still no service and yes it was working fine before
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] renigadecrew:
the rom you linked me fixed it. Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] vishals002:
I m new here pls help me, i want to know which is the most stable rom for grand quattro.... Because i saw cm13 which have bugs so pls suggest me
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] _theluk_:
Hi all,

I got a Huawei GT3 (model number NMO-L31) which was running a demo retail firmware (CUST C652). Usual dloab update methods didn't work - presumably because of mismatching CUST. So I downloaded a couple of firmware files NMO-L31C432B130 via Firmware Finder and flashed them using fastboot (hence, I have already unlocked the bootloader). All good, system starts up but all the files I downloaded are not exactly for my device. They seem to be either for the Honor 5C or the P9 lite - I know the devices are basically identical but it is annoying to have wrong splashscreen and missing features (such as the fingerprint sensor).

Does anyone have a ROM which is really designed for the GT3 (Honor 5C/P9 lite with DualSim AND fingerprint sensor)? Tried flashing for instance the one from here (xxx.carbontesla.com/2017/05/download-huawei-gt3-b355-nougat-update-europe-beta Replace the "xxx" with "www") but the TWRP flashes fail - there are couple of errors with respect to mounting /data and also some parts of the script. According to a few other threads it shouldn't actually be possible to use TWRP for this stuff... Dload method for this update also fails (presumably because my device currently believes it is a hi6250 instead of the NMO-L31).

EDIT:

I was able to mainly solve all issues by using the firmware downloads from here: xxx.getdroidtips.com/b350-nougat-firmware-huawei-gt3-nmo-l31/ (Replace the "xxx" with "www"), extracting BOOT, CUST, VERSION, VENDOR, SYSTEM and PRODUCT from them using the Huawei Extractor and flashing the files in the same manner as outlined in this thread here: xxx/p9-plus/how-to/easy-upgrade-to-unapproved-emui-5-update-t3649532 (Replace "xxx" with "https://xdaforums.com")
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] shashank1320:
Please mark this as solved. Update the title bro
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] sniperlife:D:
Agree with shashank. Add [solved] to thw thread title.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Yes, yes, it's possible to love a phone. Heck, you sleep next to it, don't you? Rate this thread to indicate your love for the LG V30, all things considered. A higher rating indicates that the LG V30 is an incredible phone that you enjoy tremendously. You love it. :o

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V30 Real Life Review] George Knighton:
This is my first Android device since the original Moto X, which I only purchased to find out a little about Android.

I was not impressed with the Apple rollout this year, even though I've bought a new iPhone every autumn for ten years. I don't like the fight between Apple and Qualcomm, which has caused them to turn off some features on the Qualcomm chips so that nobody who gets an Intel modem feels inferior. :)

So far I'm enjoying the V30, although I am having a problem getting used to the keyboard. I know that an iPhone will kick its ass in benchmarks, but for everyday use, it hasn't mattered much yet.

Tremendous audio with a headset, and not ½ bad audio through Bluetooth or tethering.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] mistemuse:
Just compared headphone output from my T-mobile v30 to my wifes iphone x using my Shure 846's. No comparison, iphone blows away v30. Half the volume from iphone is equal to full volume on my v30 and v30 is supposed to have the built-in DAC! What gives? Makes no sense to me. I bought this phone thinking I could finally listen without dragging my Dragonfly around, but not happening this time around. The only music loud enough using v30 is loudly mastered, brick-walled music, which I rarely listen to. I usually listen to either Tidal or my own digitized vinyl rips. Very disappointing.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] ChazzMatt:
Just asking, do you have the quad DAC enabled? It's a setting you have to turn on, not sure why it's not enabled by default.

There's also this, which is well-written and I'm quoting from another thread, one specifically devoted to the quad DAC and loudness:

[MENTION=7927794]mistemuse[/MENTION], you seem to be confusing the quad DAC with the amp.

https://www.androidauthority.com/lg-v30-audio-797447/

But it should be loud enough if you have it enabled.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] mistemuse:
Yes, the DAC is automatically enabled as soon as I plug-in my cans. But really, weather it's enabled or not the degree of loudness appears the same to me. Also, before I bought this phone I thought I read many claims that the v30 in addition to a DAC, also had an amp as well. Maybe I was just being hope-full. In regards to the Android grade system that is mentioned, one need look no further than Phone Arena reviews, where they measure headphone output, and the v30 finished below the Note. One would think that if you were to brag about the audio in a phone that loudness would be cranked up as well because I do not know any audio lover that doesn't like their music loud. If HTC can do it why not LG?
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Rideit12:
This post makes no sense to me. The v30 DAC only works with wired headphones, the apple x is Bluetooth only. Is there something I am missing?
[LG V30 Real Life Review] mistemuse:
Yes you did. An adapter is provided with just about any phone that does not come with a headphone jack, enabling you to listen wired.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] ChazzMatt:
No, you didn't really miss anything. There are people who are apologists for bad designs. (Any phone without a headset jack.) ;) Apple isn't "Bluetooth only" -- but by removing the headset jack they are forcing you in that direction. You can't listen and charge at the same time (with the dongle they provide).

OR you can

BUY a $35 dongle which lets you listen and charge at the same time.

Apple took away functionality and then charging you money to add it back.

You have to carry an extra dongle around, which you can lose. Or you can buy their expensive headset buds. BINGO! After making fun of Apple last year for doing that, Google joined them this year in the biggest show of hypocrisy in a long, long time.

Yes, one of many dongles Apple makes -- so you can have back the functionality they took away in the first place. :rolleyes:

You have to carry dongles around, which you can lose -- instead of having the 3.5mm headset jack in the first place. LG and Samsung have IP68 (higher) rating WITH a headset jack than Apple's IP67 rating WITHOUT a headset jack. So, had nothing to do with water/dust resistance, but instead trying to force you to use their pricey Bluetooth earbuds.

Samsung

even made a video mocking Apple for such nonsense

(including other dubious design decisions over the years).

Others also make fun of Apple's dongle craze...
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Rideit12:
No password possible?

Total thread drift here, but is it possible to run the v30 with no password or fingerprint Id? I personally have no use for it...
[LG V30 Real Life Review] jcsww:
I thought this review reflected the V30 very well. Also, the reference to the iPhone X having a unibrow sums up my take on that. :P
[LG V30 Real Life Review] ChazzMatt:
The only problem with that is your display then is never locked. It's unlocked. You stick your phone in your pocket and the display can turn on and is ACTIVE. You can accidentally dial people, send garbled text messages, turn on apps, etc. aka "butt dialing", due to pressure on the active display. You really need to not only turn off the display, but lock it. Even a swipe gesture can be simulated with pressure in your pocket. I've seen many people complain about it, but the only solution is to lock the display so it can only be unlocked with a pattern/pin/fingerprint.

I set my phone to lock the display immediately every time I turn off the display. I then use a pattern to unlock the display when I turn it back on. When I get my LG V30, I will most probably use the fingerprint sensor.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] galr:
Just got the V30+ (Black) and wow.. this thing is a beauty! Feels premium in the hand and looks stunning. Screen is almost perfect, wonderful colors, very sharp and super bright. The only issue here is the relatively narrow viewing angles. Far from a deal breaker for me, but it's up to you I guess.

I'll have to use it few days for a final opinion but so far I think this one is a winner. BTW, no uniformity issue here.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] kolembo:
Very interested in design.

It looks so bland in pictures.... Does it really strike you as different?
[LG V30 Real Life Review] galr:
Yes, definitely.

The black version is a beauty in my opinion.. feels and looks very premium.

The only problem with the design, and sadly it's a disease we have on most phones.. curved screen.

Screen protectors just don't like curved screens. It doesn't look as impressive when the edges of the screen protector don't have 100% contact with the screen.. you know how it.

Personally I'll take flat screen any day.

Given that all phones are curved a bit on the edges..I had the chose the best one for me , the V30.

Keep in mind, it does collect smudges and fingerprints easily.

Overall I am really happy with it.

Again, downsides : Narrow viewing angles, selfie camera, curved screen.

Battery life is great so far, we don't have AT&T here so no bloat. I get around 5 hours SOT with about 20 hours on battery and still have around 30% left.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] rootnooby:
I've got the unlocked v30 in silver. Overall, I'm happy so far, but not wowed by the design. It is nice and light and thin. I agree with your comments about the curved screen. I'm glad that the v30 screen is less curved than others. I went with a wet application screen guard made by skinomi. Happy with it so far. The edges haven't peeled up. If you go this route, you need to spend a lot of time with the installation to make sure the edges stay down. Hairdryer was key for me.

I'm coming from a LG G5. The one thing I noticed was that the whites were way whiter on the g5 than the v30.

Regarding your comment on viewing angles, how did you come to that opinion? I find them to be quite good. Did you run a test or use a display app to analyze the angles or is it just your day to day experience?
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Tinkerer_:
Chiming in for the V30S, essentially similar to V30 except for bump to 6GB RAM and 128GB internal storage.

I'm extremely happy with this phone.

With Soundmagic E80 headphones which trigger high impedance mode of the HiFi DAC set to "slow" filter, the audio is phenomenal - this is the main reason I bought this phone. The SD835 with 6GB is much smoother and faster than my previous phone with SD808 and 3GB. Display is fine, none of the issues reported with early V30's, the "comfort mode" to reduce blue light is a plus too. Fingerprint reader works well, a new convenience for me. Lighter and thinner than my last phone. Great battery performance. QC 3.0 is a substantial improvement over QC 2.0 and there are a lot of aftermarket chargers which also means some with safety certifications. Bootloader unlock and root, with the stuff you can do with that including Ti Backup with the bloatware freezing , AdAway, and YouTube adaway and background play (thanks XDA community!). IP68 and some degree of ruggedness. I load FLACs to feed the DAC so 128 GB storage was nice to find with the added SD slot (watching for mass market 512GB cards soon).

Only a couple niggles: The WiFi (client mode) does not handle same-SSID AP handoffs very well, it hangs my app streaming FLACs from an NAS when a handoff occurs (my last two phones could keep the app going through a handoff). Not a showstopper, the workaround is to use a single 2.4GHz AP so no handoff occurs (2.4GHz has enough range to cover my whole house). The longer screen makes one-handed use more difficult at times, trying to reach both the top and bottom which are father apart. Um, that's about it for the negatives so far. Others may have more problems but I keep things simple, no auto-brightness, no voice assistant, Nova Launcher with the obnoxious Google search field banished, no active wallpaper, LG keyboard replaced with Gboard minus the fancy stuff, privacy invasions, and built-in Google search, etc.

Really pleased so far. The B&H $250 discount deal was nice too, getting all this at the discounted price is a great deal.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] Wolfsbane58:
Coming from the Apple environment, I'm very pleased. I've rediscovered that you CAN configure your phone to suit your personality and your needs, rather than what Apple thinks that we should consider important. And I'm absolutely ecstatic to still be using my wired headphone... and no... I don't care what the Bluetooth consortium maintains, Bluetooth 5 still does not come close to the quality and reliability of a quality pair of headphones through a properly supported 3.5 headphone jack. Apple is making a mint out of royalties to ensure compatibility with their wireless connected devices, (not to mention those ugly wireless headset they sell for around $149). Sure, I miss Facetime. And to a certain extent I also miss iMessage. But I'll stick to a device that I can use in accordance to my own needs... not Apple's. Pretty happy with my LG V30 ThinQ, so far.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] thETImo:
Very satisfying device overall, coming back to LG, after the G4. Had Nokia 8 and Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 in between.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] figer:
My LG V30 got a bit bored and I looked at the market - what interesting is available?

And it turns out that absolutely nothing can replace this phone!

All new smartphones are thicker, larger, or lacking in functionality such as wireless charging or water resistance. None has such a headphone amplifier!

The only smartphone that I thought about for a moment is the new Samsung S20 without plus, but I gave up.

Poorly functioning fingerprint reader under the screen (I love the clickable button with the scanner on the back), no 3.5mm jack, ugly island with lenses on the back ...

There is no alternative for me on the market.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] ChazzMatt:
I know. This V30 series and the 2018 V35 -- which was an upgraded V30 (basically a V40 built in a V30 frame with NO notch) -- was the height of design and functionality. If only I could find the 128GB V35+... (only shipped to Brazil and I can't find any online).
[LG V30 Real Life Review] WANTEDJAAT:
Are u using some Good Quality Headphones for Lg like B&O ? ,If not Try Buying Some good quality headphones which supports LG's Quad Dac, That will make a remarkable difference.

That's is what its Build for.

:good:
[LG V30 Real Life Review] RuedasLocas:
LG just broke my heart with V30... I expected more.
[LG V30 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're a power user. Can the LG V30 keep up? Rate this thread to express how "healthy" the development scene is for the LG V30. A higher rating indicates available root methods, kernels, and custom ROMs.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V30 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Would you say that the LG V30 is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the LG V30 exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V30 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
OMG! Kim K posted another selfie with tons of cleavage! Rate this thread to express how quickly apps launch on the LG V30. A higher rating indicates that even the most intensive apps launch quickly and without hesitation, even if they are no longer in RAM.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V30 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're busy and don't have time to wait, which is why you need to stop reading this thread and get back to organizing your Pogs. Rate this thread to express how the LG V30 performs when multitasking. A higher rating indicates that the LG V30 keeps many apps in memory so that they don't need to reload, and that when moving between apps, transitions are smooth and performance is excellent.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[LG V30 Real Life Review] wtang:
Most apps seem to stay in memory so I have no issue using the "recent apps" list to switch back and forth between multiple apps. The only problem is FB. If I'm using FB and switch to another app for a while, when I try to switch back to FB, 90% of the time FB will have to reload. I don't know if FB is just a huge memory hog so Android unloads it every chance it gets, or if there's something wrong with the newest version of FB. I had a Samsung S8 just a couple months ago before getting my V30 and the S8 didn't push FB out of memory all the time like my V30.