yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] metropical:
I have the .exe from T-Mo website. But I'd prefer the .zip as I still remember how to do that from my Mac.

rooted and unlocked. Boot-looped myself.

Tried to install the last OTA that I had. Below are the images of the results.

here's the getvar

(bootloader) version: 0.5

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 1.61.0000

(bootloader) version-baseband: 4T.35.3218.16

(bootloader) version-cpld: None

(bootloader) version-microp: None

(bootloader) version-main: 7.18.531.2

(bootloader) version-misc: PVT SHIP S-OFF

(bootloader) serialno:

(bootloader) imei:

(bootloader) meid: 00000000000000

(bootloader) product: m7_ul

(bootloader) platform: HBOOT-8064

(bootloader) modelid: PN0713000

(bootloader) cidnum: T-MOB010

(bootloader) battery-status: good

(bootloader) battery-voltage: 4321mV

(bootloader) partition-layout: Generic

(bootloader) security: off

(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP

(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT

(bootloader) commitno-bootloader: dirty-331585dd

(bootloader) hbootpreupdate: 11

(bootloader) gencheckpt: 0

all: Done!
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] alray:
ota update can't be installed using TWRP, only with the stock recovery and your /system partition must be 100% untouched.

The zip ruu can be extracted from the .exe file if you prefer to manually flash the zip file: Launch the ruu.exe file on a Windows pc, wait for the file to extract and once at the welcome screen, hit the "windows key" + "r", type %temp% and once the local temp folder is open, do a search for rom.zip (rom.zip is the ruu.zip without the long detailed file name). Copy/paste the rom.zip file from there your working folder. Once done you can close the ruu program (only close the program once you have the rom.zip, closing the program will erase temp files).
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] metropical:
can't seem to extract the .exe in VirtualBox on my Mac.

It stops after a few minues.

Is there a link to the ruu.zip?

By "working folder" I assume on the M7?

Then how to install that so the update happens?

I have the stock recovery recovery_7.18.531.2..

what do you mean by 100% untouched and/or how to I get back to that?

I can't find my notes and don't recall.

is this the path?

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2265618

Method 2 - flashing RUU (ROM Update Utility)

Boot your device in fastboot mode

In the Command Prompt type following command: fastboot oem lock

Flash RUU and follow on screen instructions.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] metropical:
this is from Process Monitor on VB W7 trying to extract RUU.exe to rom.zip

But there is nothing on the folder.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] metropical:
tried again from BootCamp.

Still no go.

Would someone please post or link the RUU.zip result from the RUU.exe for 7.18.531.35?

Thanks,
[LG G2 Mini] banikgames:
Hi guys! Where i download kernel for CM 13?
[LG G2 Mini] Vagelis1608:
You really should have searched for this yourself...

https://xdaforums.com/g2-mini/development/kernel-mobiusmarshmallow-t3424480
[LG G2 Mini] banikgames:
Thanks! But it's testing..
[LG G2 Mini] Vagelis1608:
So?

You should have read the the thread it's only three pages.

At least the last page.

The kernel is stable enough for daily use.
[LG G2 Mini] banikgames:
Ok. Sry xd
[LG G2 Mini] Vagelis1608:
No problem.

It happens.

I hope the kernel is as stable as I remember it.
[LG G2 Mini] banikgames:
Yes. This kernel is cool! Nice job! ?
[Samsung Galaxy Core 2 Questions & Answers] AAMIRAHMED1968:
Hi

I have samsung galaxy core 2 stuck on boat loader (samsung galaxy core 2)

I also flash its official firmware but problem not solve,please help me about that problem

Thanks
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarceleDePaula:
I have a Galaxy S6 and since I upgraded my android to Nougat, I noticed that when I record videos in loud places like in shows, the audio is totally blown and distorted. It never happened before the upgrade. Is someone having the same problem?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] totalnoob34:
Hi, I'm now on a Galaxy Note 3 and would like to upgrade to the G5, since it has the specs I'm looking for.

However, I felt like asking you guys if there's any better option I should consider, or any defects that are not worth risking for (bootloping?)

Thanks a lot in advance (:
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Nick216ohio:
The price and specs are great. The rom/root community is okay size. Build quality is trash. Don't buy this phone. With a little more money you could buy the One Plus 3T or One Plus 5. Better specs, build quality, rom/root, etc.

My next phone is Note 8 or One plus 3T or 5. I am not trying to bash phone. Just giving you an honest opinion. Look through the threads you will see tons of people with GPS, Backlight Bleed, bootloop issues, etc. I love LG, but will be my last LG phone for a long time.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] geokilla:
I'm looking to get the H850 for my mom since it is only $300CAD if I get my friend to bring it back from Hong Kong. Can't find any another phone in that price range that would be better than the LG G5 H850...
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] dimon222:
Hardware and price are amazing, especially the model RS988 that covers the most weirdest bands that are available in areas like Canada. Unfortunately, the root/bootloader on the rest of models are bringing tons of problems, if its rootable/unlockable at all. Custom firmware choice is very poor, and they are raw even after 1 year of release. What it means is that you basically can't use NFC on most of custom roms (if not all). The stock firmware on the other hand is very well made and stable. I'm using it with Magisk without issues. So far the only problem is stock kernel doesn't seem to be energy efficient, so battery flies away in a day or two of use. However, battery is replaceable, what is offered in not that many flagship phones nowadays.

I can't agree about bad quality of build. I would say its very good comparing to what else you can meet nowadays.

Other than that, it's one of the best phones available for 250$ on B&H (Titan) if not the only good one.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] djskribbles:
Yeah not sure about other countries, but in Canada it's hard to beat the LG G5. OnePlus 3T/5 are $600/$650CAD+tax respectively and the G5 can be found for $330-370 all in. Even 2016 mid-range phones like the Axon 7 and Honor 8 are $400-$500+tax.

Build quality isn't up to par with other flagships, but it's not terrible IMO. At least it's better than most mid-range phones.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] damiloveu:
It is a lottery phone.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Nick216ohio:
I would have to agree with this statement.

Build quality is pretty bad guys sorry. I've had plenty of low/Mid/High end of phones. I've never seen this many issues as this one. When I see GPS and backlight bleed threads filled with countless complaints. Yeah that's bad build quality.

Damiloveu statement pretty much sums it up right it's a lottery phone. 50/50 hit or miss, be for warned potential new g5 buyers. GREAT phone if no issues. And if it does have problems many headaches await you.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] geokilla:
I would install Fulmics on the LG G5 if I can get it for my mom, so the RS988 is out of the question for me. I just cannot buy phones if I cannot install custom ROMs on it. I hate being at the mercy of manufacturers for software updates.

I'm so confused as to why manufacturers cannot just sell one or two variant of the same phone. Making dozens of variants seems so stupid.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] cheeze.keyk:
coming from P9.

Maybe my most complain bout this device is the GPS as i always use gps for ingress, second is battery and the rest is the design and build quality though I dont have the screen retentention issues yet.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] totalnoob34:
Thanks a lot, everybody. I think I'll get this phone, it features literally *every* feature I need on a device.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] damiloveu:
I got a used AT&T H820 and it had the GPS issue, especially worse when cloudy and rainy. However, I returned the AT&T one and got an unlocked RS988 and I couldn't be happier with my purchase.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Forged1ntuition:
If you need a hot swappable battery, the G5 is great.

If you game a lot, and want the ability to do so without remaining plugged in and burning up your phone, then the G5 is perfect for you.

As far as performance, no issues whatsoever.

Battery life is average, but with the ability to swap out new batteries and charge dead ones outside the phone in a charging port, you honestly don't have battery downtime. It's just always up.

That's the biggest advantage of this phone.

If you're looking for a better deal, you don't need unlimited battery life, or you're looking for a rich featureset, I would look elsewhere.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Ultraman1966:
The gps is absolute wank and I don't have the time or inclination to do a hardware fix. I did a quick comparison with my friend who owns an OP3 indoors; his had gps lock with 15 seconds but mine was still searching after several minutes. In fact, I have almost missed turnings when driving a few times because of this POS. I never replace my phone until it has had 18 months usage but for the G5, I will make an exception.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] Angie*:
I have LG G5 since April 2016 after my Note 3 : no root or anything, LG updates regulary.

I never have problems with it.

-No bootloop, no GPS bugs, a better reception with the same carrier...

-Camera is really good, especially the large wide-angle.

-Battery life: a day with a little use (waze to go work -one hour/day) wifi on, "always on display" always activate, some internet at evening : Facebook, Twitter, insta, mails...

-IR for soundbar, tv is really good !!

But no SPen ? So I will get the Note 8, really great for work, with the camera options easier than LG suit.

And finally, i prefer Samsung environment, even if G5 is really a good phone.

Envoyé de mon LG-H850 en utilisant Tapatalk
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] ryanpm40:
It's not worth the broken GPS sensors which are a known hardware defect. They'll fix it for you, but it's never the root of the problem so it will come back. I've sent mine in 3 times, GPS works for a couple days, then ceases to work again. Terrible quality control, by far the worst phone I've owned. My Galaxy S4 was better.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] alldine345:
well, looks like i'm not the only one who migrate from Galaxy Note 3. let me tell you my short little story :D

I upgraded since my Note 3 were exynos version which didnt support 4g band. i was looking for cheap second hand devices with LTE support :laugh: ( dont judge me, bussines is low here in indonesia i cant afford phone more than 250$ - on indonesia currency and prices of course)

so i search all available markets, online and offline. some guys recomended 3 phone. LG G5 h860, xperia z5, and HTC m9 ( all cost about 200-250$ here, second handed) so i spent about 3 days on google comparing all 3 phone. i kick z5 out from my list since i had a bad experience with sony devices ( heat issue, poor audio quality, you name it) so it just m9 or g5. m9 is a good phone, its the cheapest one, had official support for lineage and SlimOS. solid built, and dual speaker. the drawback were its photo quality, its much worse than my note 3 even with 20mp camera. but at that time i cant find g5, the only available one were g5 SE version which is downgrade one ( 3gb ram and qualcom 625) and it cost about 299$!! hell no, so i pick the m9. but as i said before, i'm not really satisfied. the main advantages comparing my old note were: better sound, better network 4g, better official OS ( Lollipop vs nougat) and custom, and fast charging. but thats the only option i got that time. after several months some guys here sold his g5 h860 on low prices, i dont need to think twice :D so today my g5 finally arrived. still looks good for a second hand devices, the ony issue were the screen ghosting when the devices getting hot. but it would dissapear after some minutes, i can live with that. BUT, comparing to my m9 the battery drains faster, no root option, no custom recovery or rom. so for answering your question, IF i moved from note 3 directly to G5 i would be really happy as it has more advantages. but since i got my hand on m9 first i still feel little dissapointed :rolleyes: . i cant stop comaring 3 of them. note 3 has bigger display and spen support, m9 has the best custom rom suppot and great battery, while g5 has the most awesome camera and screen resolution :cyclops: .
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] totalnoob34:
Ok, first off, thanks a lot for the detailed feedback. I actually appreciate it when people put a little effort in helping others online.

I ultimately settled for a G5, since a replaceable battery is more important to me than a bigger one, and also because I could really use those extra 0.3" on the screen. Moreover, you were unlucky in getting an h860 variant, because the european h850 has some decent support over here.

Lastly, I am not getting another HTC device again, I had an HTC Desire S. Let me tell you something about that phone: you could *not* remove the battery with the device on, risking a total brick. Yup, you heard me right. A flimsy plastic clip was all that kept your precious phone from mayhem and destruction. The best part is that it was a hardware defect, obviously ineligible for warranty replacement, and I don't recall HTC ever acknowledging the issue, let alone provide the user with some kind of compensation. Also, HTC always was a pain in the ass to customize, and the HTCdev program is a joke.

Nonetheless, thanks a lot for the feedback man. Have a good one :)
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] alldine345:
yeep, my biggest regret were i didnt read much about lg g5, infact i read too many about it so i skip the most important things. from what i gather around the web, g5 has 2 version. G5 and g5 SE. the g5 has snap820, 4gb ram and single sim, while g5 SE had snap 625, 3GB ram and dualsim. i use 2 simcard one for main use and another for data connection. and h860 has both advantages from 2 g5 version, snap 820/4gb ram and Dualsim support. i didnt bother to check on XDA for root method as i though it just the same as samsung or HTC, even with many varian usually all of them has the same exploit. i never though i would be so wrong on my life :( . and for the HTC part, well what can i say, here in indonesia we didnt have official HTC service centre so if we had a malfunction devices we just need to fix it on our own :p . same goes to LG G5 since the only one that they sold here were g5 SE, some friend of mine already bought g5 from singapore last year and when his screen broke he sent it to LG centre but they refuse it, they said the only accept g5 SE. so i'm totally aware when i bought those devices, i cant rely on warranty or official services. and its not the first time, usually lot of devices which sold here were downgraded version comparing to international one. like

note 3 on international version they had snap801 and lte support while official one the had stupid exynoss and 3g only. same goes with Note 5 snapdragon inter vs exynoss local, and also xiaomi devices, huawei, and many other brands which i dont remember anymore. thats why, many people here usually bought new/second hand devices from another country because they want to feel the real experience while also acknowledge they cant bring it to official service centre when it broke later.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] aptalherif1:
Hell no.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Hitman478™:
Hi, i've counted about 30 roms in the roms section... I'm looking (like the title) for a rom like purenexus on nexus but for oneplus 5... For who don't know what i'm talking about, it's not full of customization and it's very fast... Suggestion?
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Rhoban:
The stock ROM?

It offers a slight bit of customizations, but not too much. And it seems pretty fast to me.

Your only other option may be Slim. They don't have many features and pretty much no bloat.

When I say they don't have too many features I mean in comparison to ROMs such as Resurrection Remix which is loaded.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] GjorgiDxc:
Dirty Unicorns is on par with PN in terms of stability, performance and features. Sadly is not on XDA but you can grab it from devsbase or their G+ community page.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] xabierd:
Omnirom with pixel launcher
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Hitman478™:
thank you all... i really love how fast the freedom os is and no other rom is so fast but i really miss substratum for themes... i've tried the resurrection remix is amazing but too much options for me and it's not fast like oxygen/freedom.... i tried also DU and PA but they're too laggy and too slow for me... I will try Slim7 and OminRom, thank you
[Android Head-Units] Paramedics09:
Hi,

I have a Blaupunkt Cape Town 945 running Android 4.1.1.

I want to use Google Maps for navigation instead of the preinstalled software that comes with this unit.

I've successfully installed the app on the device but the moment I release the handbrake the app closes and I get a message that it isn't safe to use while driving. How do I get around the security restrictions?
[Android Head-Units] surfer63:
I would assume your Blaupunkt somewhere has a list (config file, xml file, internal file in assets in some central server like app) of allowed apps during driving, to prevent you from doing dangerous things during driving like texting, apping, gaming, etc.

Presumably Google Maps is not on the list of allowed apps. The minute you start driving the not-allowed apps are all killed.

You could of course drive with the handbrake on :D

You need to know the package name of the other allowed apps like the current navigation app or radio. When you have that package name you can first search your system if it is an ascii like text config file containing that string.

If that is not the point you need to decompile what you think is "looking like" a controlling central app and check its internals for the list.

If you find that list you could at the package name for google maps (com.google.android.apps.maps) and recompile the apk.
[Android Head-Units] Edwio:
This is very old post, but i have the same problem.

Has someone managed to figure out the location of the allowed apps configuration file?
[General Questions and Answers] Nomorenoless:
I have this problem last month that when I'm going to access recovery mode it always bootloop and doesn't do anything. THE LAST TIME I did is I flashed a twrp recovery image but I've download the wrong model for my phone. I used Flashify for flashing the wrong twrp recovery and as I entered, my phone rebooted but it stucked at the logo. So what I did was I removed the battery and it went to a boot. After that, I tried to enter in my recovery mode but it keep on bootlooping when I'm trying to access Recovery mode... I need suggestions and help from you guys! This problem was not solved by others that's why it will help not just me, also those who encountered my experience. I'm using Huawei Honor Bee :laugh::laugh::)
[General Questions and Answers] Nomorenoless:
Forgot to mention

I flashed the recovery img without unlocking the bootloader.:(
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
You need to flash a copy of your device's stock recovery or flash your stock firmware.

I DO NOT PROVIDE HELP IN PM, KEEP IT IN THE THREADS WHERE EVERYONE CAN SHARE
[General Questions and Answers] AnoitedOne347:
Good day to all

Well, just as the title says, that's what I am hoping to do. This is for my church I am doing this btw.

Scenario is this: my pastor has a tablet with an app he generally uses every now and then for certain quotes as he preaches. I'm the I.T guy there, so i have a setup where he can display his tablet on our projector for the congregation to follow. The projector is used, well to display lyrics and scripture throughout the service. The new aim is now to have the song leader view lyrics displayed through the projector that he may not know, especially newly written songs for example plus other things. So now I have a dedicated tablet for use at the pulpit and I have gotten apps setup for displaying purposes, in addition to the app my pastor uses.

Thing is now, he has some bookmarks in it (the app) that he uses to save time when looking for his desired quote. During the song service, he prepares the quotes which he won't be able to do with the new tablet while the song leader has it. The tablet he uses, his personal device, is a samsung galaxy tab 3 and what i got is the fire hd 8 (which is faster and doesn't lock up like that samsung does with apps open).

So I am wondering and hoping if it is possible, to share the data of the app on the samsung with that of the fire hd 8. I came across some things but the device must be rooted which the fire hd 8 is not and I am not sure if it can. What I have not tried yet is the google app sync, came across it some minutes ago (which I am hoping it will do) but I am looking for the best solution for this, without root. My main desire is for the data to be shared speedily. And in case you are wondering, I do have a wifi network setup.

ALSO: Something else that I would like some input on. I want an app that I can use to say, send notes with requests (prayer request for example) or just a note to the tablet at the pulpit. We tend to have it written down and someone will walk to the pulpit to deliver it but I am looking for an app for that. Would like the app to be really fast as far as updating itself with new notes. I am trying evernote but I find it takes too long (at least my from stand point) to resync and what not. There is a notification alert which I don't find efficient especially if the song leader is using the app i setup to view the projector.

Hope my comment isn't too long but I tend to be detailed in things like this. Thanks :D:D:D:D:D
[General Questions and Answers] AnoitedOne347:
In desperate need here x_x
[General Questions and Answers] -Hope-:
SmartSwitch will help out because it's used to share backups between galaxy device's and other devices also

good luck
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] marksweb:
Hi, I got my TyTNII (kaiser) on saturday and have just managed to sort out the wireless client at work.

I don't get free bandwidth from Orange so don't really want to be using my Orange web connection when I am actually connected to wifi at work. How can i set my phone to use wireless when it is connected rather than trying to open even more connections? Its really annoying as it keeps checking my email accounts and using HSDPA to do so.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] marksweb:
Internet Explorer wont even use the Wifi

what use is a phone with wifi if it wont actually use the wifi to access the internet?

Could someone point me at the settings. There must be a setting somewhere to get it to use the connection!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] sherpa:
I have had no problem using WiFi with IE or any other browser. I always connect to my router via Comm Manager first (enable WiFi) and then open IE or another browser and surf the net.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] unwired4:
Just click on the network card tab when setting up wifi and make sure that the card is set to connect to "the internet".

Your device will use a valid wifi connection if its available (before trying gprs/3g)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] nich0s:
You may also try installing a CAB called "NoData" or "KasierTweak" that will allow you to temporarily disable data services other than your Wifi. This is what I use since I am not on a data plan (yet) with AT&T.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] marksweb:
ah yeah - just found this - it was set to 'work' simply because its my connection at work. obviously WM counts that has being different to 'the internet'

seems okay now.

Thanks for the help :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] greeek:
If you have an active wireless connection, it will automatically use that connection instead of your data connection regardless.