yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] FireConvoy:
LG has a bunch of imbeciles. Been that way with them since the LG Optimus S/V. As for SamMobile... either that site's outdated or the Sprint rep I spoke to last night had no clue what she was talking about - I asked her specifically about this phone (SM-J327P), seeing as they have the exact same model, and she said that they got the Nougat update...
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] SonderTech:
I could check again next week, if they uploaded it but chances are it's not sammobile depending on when they sent the update out, that's where I get the majority of my firmware for my devices.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] rignfool:
The version of this phone... Model in my Tapatalk sig... Came with 7 out of the box
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] FireConvoy:
The AT&T version. Exactly my point. The European release also comes with Nougat out the box. And Sprint just got the Nougat update (unless that chick ain't know what she was talking about). So HOW is it even remotely possible that NOBODY knows anything about the Boost variant when it's the same bloody model as the Sprint one (SM-J327P)!? Like I said, LIES. There's absolutely zero chance whatsoever that absolutely NOBODY would have ZERO knowledge of when the update would drop for it. And also like I said, I bet that if it were a flagship or a recent former flagship, these clowns would know enough to write a book or ten about it.

(Edit: Nevermind about that question about your baseband)

Okay...interesting...I just looked up the AT&T version. Check this out:

Android version: 7.0

Security patch level (SPL): June 1, 2017

Baseband version: J327AUCU1AQF4

SAME security patch. Almost IDENTICAL baseband (Boost is J327PVPU1AQF4). So why the bloody deuce isn't the Boost version on Nougat!?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] rignfool:
Not for nothing... But what do you expect out of a sub $100 device?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] FireConvoy:
What would I expect...hmm...perhaps that all variants of the same device are treated equally? It makes zero sense that every variant of this thing EXCEPT the Boost Mobile one either already comes with Nougat (AT&T, Metro PCS, T-Mobile) or just recently got it (Sprint, the closest thing to Boost). And that nobody between the folks at Boost and the folks at Samsung seems to know anything is beyond impossible.

The latest person I spoke with over the phone basically said I should go to a Samsung Experience shop at Best Buy and see if they can help. Now...if the clueless peeps over the phone couldn't do anything...what made her think that some random folks at a display area within a store (that probably know even LESS) could do anything!?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] rignfool:
There is a VERY important difference between the models that you are overlooking...

All the devices that currently have Nougat on it... Are all GSM based... Which is what most of the world uses...

Boost, sprint, Verizon, and us Cellular... Are all CDMA carriers... Which, afaik, are only available in the US... CDMA is an old outdated method of wireless transfer... And if Verizon wasn't so big... Probably wouldn't exist anymore...

So yeah... Fair treatment and all that... But for 20% of the people who might use the phone... You have to see how it isn't cost effective to develop... Especially since you are in the minority as most would just use whatever is on the device...
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] FireConvoy:
Good point. Except as I said, Sprint seems to have just recently gotten Nougat (unless the rep I spoke with didn't know what she was talking about). So that potentially makes one CDMA variant with it...and the Sprint variant's base model number is SM-J327P, just like the Boost one. (It does get a little different when you get into full model numbers - SM-J327PZSASPR for Sprint but SM-J327PZSABST for Boost) So if the Sprint one really has received the update, then perhaps there's some interior carrier workings that I'm unaware of (from a consumer standpoint) that would possibly prevent Nougat from even being possible at all on the Boost version. But it doesn't help that absolutely nobody at Samsung or at Boost knows anything. How do they even have these jobs when they don't know anything about the products?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] rignfool:
You've never read Dilbert?

You've never seen how programmers talk about sales people?

Like I said... Understanding tech more than just using it... Is not normal... Most people don't mess with devices like you see people here on XDA...

Think about it from an end user perspective... What big change happened between marshmallow and nougat that would warrant the cost of bringing up a low end device?

These are paid developers...
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] FireConvoy:
I would assume that the "big change" between Marshmallow & Nougat would be the same that would warrant the cost of updating mid-level and especially flagship level devices. But, that's probably an irrelevant point, and I don't want to come across as trying to make an argument of it. Odds are, more end users are on mid-levels & flagships and some of them expect to have the latest & greatest software on it...at least until the next big thing comes along. In that regard, any costs of updates for higher level devices are indeed logical. My thing is that for one variant of a low-level device to be left in the cold while other variants of the exact same device either get updated or have an update immediately out of the packaging doesn't seem logical. Unless, of course, it was the proverbial "beta test" before a wider release.

I did a little more researching...the Verizon variant (SM-J327V, called the Samsung Galaxy J3 Eclipse...probably because Verizon LOVES to rename things) also has Nougat now...which makes two CDMA variants. I guess at this point, it doesn't matter; if the folks at Boost Mobile (and Samsung, with their outdated website info) have no knowledge despite any and all facts presented to them, then odds are probably high that this version of the device simply won't get updated at all.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] SammaelAkuma:
Funny how supposedly the CDMA carriers don't get the newer updates, yet Verizon's variant came with Nougat out of the box and Sprints was updated and US Cellular's J3 (2017)[which by a simple googling...is what the Emerge is commonly refered to as with it's variants across all the carriers] has Nougat out of the box.

Now, I don't know about you...but the MVNOs of one of the carriers that supposedly doesn't have Nougat based on the bollocks that it's "CDMA" is the only one out of ALL the carriers that have this phone or its variants is ludicrous. The ODIN package for my phone is for Sprint and both of its MVNOs, which makes me wonder what the hell Boost and Virgin Mobile are doing when they should honestly get the same updates that Sprint gets.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] instructor2:
the verizon variant J327V eclipse received 7.0 btw
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] yeahsoimelaine:
I has one thing to say...

I have been doing A LOT of research about Boost's variant of the J327P the last week or so because my boyfriend softbricked his and I had to fix it, and have only seem to come up with one conclusion about Boost Mobile itself. Boost Mobile really just sucks donkey **** when it comes to support for devices. I can't think of any other way to put it. I say this because even when Sprint's variant was still running Marshmallow, Sprint released SOOO many more updates on firmware than Boost has. It's actually to the point where my brain literally hurts and I legitimately contemplated whether or not getting stung by 5 billion wasps would be a better solution than trying to figure out what the **** Boost Mobile is doing when it comes to releasing software updates for ALL of their phones. Not just this one. In fact, my head hurts so badly from trying to come up with a viable reason as to why Boost doesn't release updates as often as other phone carriers do, that I would almost rather stab myself in the eye with a corkscrew and remove it wine cork style than try to think about this any longer.

*sigh* If you manage to figure out anything new on the subject, please pm me. It'd be nice to be in touch with someone who actually understands things about this particular phone since my boyfriend seems to like it so much and makes me fix it every time it gets stuck booting. I am currently fixing it because it randomly factory reset itself and enabled the FRP lock. No joke, he unlocked the screen on his phone to google something, it said, "**** your google question," and reset itself. :crying: My only advice on this phone is to immediately find the nearest boulder and SMASH it to bits.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] SonderTech:
Would you be willing to root it and flash either a magiskSU or a SuperSU custom ROM?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] yeahsoimelaine:
It was already rooted using SuperSu. It's back to stock now, but I'd have to ask my boyfriend if he wants it rooted again cause it's his phone. If it was mine, I'd say hell yeah. Unfortunately, I have a ZTE Warp 7 (N9519) and ZTE all but vanquished any type of access to the bootloader. It's virtually nonexistent and that's not a joke by any means. So my phone is extremely hard to root. If you'd like to give it a go, just let me know because I just got my hands on a Galaxy Note 5 for free that I'm about to switch to and I don't care much for the ZTE. I actually recently won $60 on a bet between myself and a friend of mine who has rooted every phone he's ever touched that he wouldn't be able to root my Warp 7. I thought that my pockets were going to be $60 lighter but I was wrong. I can't say that I can pay you or that its even worth your time, but if you can get my ZTE rooted for the sole purpose of sticking it to the man (ZTE in this case) I'd definately love for my phone to be your guinea pig. It's better than my other plans for the device which may or may not include mailing it to ZTE in a bag filled with urine and feces. -.-
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] SonderTech:
I had the ZTE warp 6, what android version is it on, your warp 7?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] yeahsoimelaine:
6.0.1 It's not that bad of a phone for the price. I just feel like if I own something, I should be able to gain full access of it if I want to. Idk after speaking with ZTE on the subject, I'm quite certain that they want the freaking world to burn.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] SonderTech:
They definitely do. You might be able to do magiskSu but its a bit complicated. Since you would have to replace the original boot.img with the magisk one that you would get from magisk manager, if I remember correctly. The only device that ZTE allows btdlr unlock would be the axon 7.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] yeahsoimelaine:
Lol. Complicated doesn't matter to me. I just spent a week of my life extracting the 4-5 different files that come in stock Rom downloads for Odin to see what types of files are packaged inside and how each file affects the phone. I just like to learn about stuff like this. It's very interesting to me. Tbh I'm not even like remotely smart when it comes to stuff like this especially compared to the people here on XDA. I just enjoy finding out how stuff works. Heh.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] SonderTech:
Do you know how to replace the boot.img file?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] yeahsoimelaine:
Yeah. I learned all about it whilst fixing my boyfriend's phone.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] SonderTech:
Perfect. Check pm I sent the link to the xda post for magisk and magisk manager.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] Curtis1973:
None of the sprint mvnos have nougat. Nor does sprint owners of the j327p. Odds are it will never get it. Sprint nor it's mvnos are known for updating to next android version from whatever the device came with. Especially if it's not a top tier device. And all of the updates you do get are nothing for the most part but methods to lock bootloader and/or thwart root use.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] Curtis1973:
And ZTE is dirty tampon(I was gonna say the real word for poop right here in this spot behind "phone" but figured I'd get admonished for it so...its dirty tampon)phone maker. If you love freedom over your device, never buy ZTE.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] Curtis1973:
I've tried. And I've ported many roms. But the problem isn't hardware mismatches between device types. It's with OS version. You just can't use marshmallow as a base for the nougat port.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] FireConvoy:
Not even Sprint??? Hmm. So that rep lied, basically. No surprise there, they are pretty clueless.

What about using Odin to convert it to a different CDMA based firmware, like how the Galaxy S7 can be converted from SM-G930(whatever) to SM-G930U? The US Cellular (SM-J327R4) and Verizon (SM-J327V) variants both have Nougat...but I don't know if they're up to the same baseband (the Boost one is now on ARF2 with the 06/01/18 security patch).
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] blindmanpb:
You can't, it doesn't exist.

Whatever rep told an earlier poster that the Sprint version had Nougat was either clueless or willfully dishonest.

As I believe someone else said earlier in this thread, Sprint and its MVNOs (Boost and Virgin Mobile) all use the exact same hardware/software (for Samsung devices, at least).

The SM-J327P is the exact same hardware regardless of whether you purchase it through Sprint, Boost, or Virgin, and it runs the exact same firmware. The device simply reconfigures a few things based on which carrier it's currently activated on.

If Nougat were available for the Sprint version, it would be available for the Boost and Virgin versions, too.

As to why, I'd guess Sprint didn't want to be bothered with it. All of the GSM versions of the SM-J327 are running Nougat (and I believe they shipped with it), but they have slightly different hardware than the CDMA versions. Verizon's version (SM-J327V) is also CDMA (and I think has the same guts as the SM-J327P) but is also running Nougat.

I would assume that when Samsung provided the Nougat update to Verizon and Sprint, Sprint just didn't want it.
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] 68mshrop:
Just a question of curiosity is there a updated root for the Samsung galaxy j3 (2017) [IMG="screenshot of baseband number"]http://https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BqWenVyNd0fgudunEPY-RguAl8-Z_rMo/view?usp=drivesdk[/IMG]
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] SonderTech:
What do you mean?
[Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) Questions & Answers] JeepinxJosh:
now your getting warmer... guys boost is sprint../

boost runs on sprint and any sprint phone works on boost mobile... same as all metro works on t mobile... it goes the same for all the big guys that own a little 1 or 3 companies.. so if you have a t mobile phone it will work on metro, family Walmart mobile, and any other mobile network and most phone go even further to where if its gsm it willn work on any gsm so att t mobile metro family mobile, cricket now too, and so on.... cdma is sprint Verizon virgin boost... and so on.... now most of the phones since about '05 '07 especially Samsung (which is one reason I LOVE SAMMY) if they are a gsm and cdma phone or have lte you can use them across all carriers... hardware is there boy and girls.... xda devs make the software to make this magic happen... if the option isn't out yet just wait a bit....it usually comes out fairly quick... the closer to flagship product it is the faster it comes... if you want it faster offer q bounty.... they get attention of your devs... since the s7b came out maybe even s6 (i skipped that device cuz no extra sd space"retarded") all Samsung phones can work on any carrier they are in fact all unlocked and universal they just become the "A" att or "p" boost or VZ once the si goes in and then stay on that from there or the factory... but they really all are unlocked... just fyi
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] eum1r:
good day to all xda'ers,i bought a secondhand Samsung a7 2016 unit ang charger only,the seller told me the charger is in the package when you a7 2016,i tried to charge but the charging is slow and no option in battery settings to enable/disable na fast charge

but when i try my usb cable and my adapter(came from my s6) the fast charging is working

any tips? as i see the adapter of my s6 and a72016 is same specs

thanks guys
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] Aliscorp:
how root s7 edge with magick app ?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dumbrose:
Hello everyone

Some months ago i installed a custom boot animation on my ROOTED LG G2 D802 running on KITKAT

it worked fine for the time.

Last night i rebooted the phone, and since than the phone is stuck in the boot animation. I have a feeling that phone works behind the boot animation as i can hear vibrations of messages.

I dont have any backups.

i am able to access the TWRP but dont know what to do with it.

Please HELP!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] johnkneeboi:
can someone list the steps to how to put these files on my 8525

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=1901220#post1901220

thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] Saruar jahan:
I am do all right but not work.

Device::: Walton primo d7

Xposed log

Sep 16, 2017 3:38:16 AM UTC

Loading Xposed v54 (for Zygote)...

Running ROM 'Walton_Primo_D7_V08_20151128' with fingerprint 'unknown'

Errors during Xposed initialization

java.lang.ClassCastException: class android.content.res.XResources doesn't extend class android.content.res.SPRDResources

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.cloneToSubclass(XposedBridge.java:787)

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.hookResources(XposedBridge.java:365)

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.initXbridgeZygote(XposedBridge.java:267)

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.main(XposedBridge.java:117)

at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)

-----------------

Sep 16, 2017 6:37:31 AM UTC

Loading Xposed v54 (for Zygote)...

Running ROM 'Walton_Primo_D7_V08_20151128' with fingerprint 'unknown'

Errors during Xposed initialization

java.lang.ClassCastException: class android.content.res.XResources doesn't extend class android.content.res.SPRDResources

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.cloneToSubclass(XposedBridge.java:787)

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.hookResources(XposedBridge.java:365)

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.initXbridgeZygote(XposedBridge.java:267)

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.main(XposedBridge.java:117)

at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)
[Xposed General] RAXVENTA:
my device is rooted. Samsung Galaxy s5 (SM-G900FQ) but not xposed. :( I tried all version.:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:( help me.

Andoid 6.0.1 Armv7l
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Accessories] magichoward:
Besides speck which looks not too slim are there any others? I'm using bodyglove on my S7 edge which has been great but not a available for the note 8?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Accessories] JamesRiot:
I got an Incipio clear slim case that isn't terrible. It's pretty low profile, has good grip on the sides, and is supposed to protect against drops from 6ft. Case was only $20 at Best Buy. It's such a good looking phone, I couldn't bring myself to put an Otter Box on it.

Picture of the box attached... ignore the mess in my car.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Accessories] jah:
I am waiting for this to be released from Melkco. I have one for the Note FE and is very thin.

https://phonecases.melkco.com/premium-leather-snap-cover-case-for-samsung-galaxy-note-8-black
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dumbrose:
Hello everyone

Some months ago i installed a custom boot animation on my ROOTED LG G2 D802 running on KITKAT

it worked fine for the time.

Last night i rebooted the phone, and since than the phone is stuck in the boot animation. I have a feeling that phone works behind the boot animation as i can hear vibrations of messages.

I dont have any backups.

i am able to access the TWRP but dont know what to do with it.

Please HELP!:crying:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dumbrose:
i am even able to recieve phone calls but cannot pick them... cannot even turn the screen off!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsomnath727:
I have a rooted Intex Aqua Q7, it's running on android lollipop, I want Android Nougat ROM. I Googled it but didn't find any relevant Custom ROM. Someone Please help.
[YU Yureka Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Santhosh Rasa:
It's been years for you to hear this problem (hard brick):confused:

I have a hard bricked yureka .I have gone through the thread which have posted in in xda and yu forums

https://xdaforums.com/yureka/help/question-qualcomm-download-mode-k-t3068040

http://forums.yuplaygod.com/threads/project-reviving-hard-bricked-yu-qloader-9008-mode.10236/

my problem is different form the cases that I read in these threads

In my case the mobile

* is not deducting in Windows*

*it goes to fastboot mode*

*it gets rebooting when connected to windows or charger*

*stable when connected to Windows in fastboot mode*

*during normal start up it goes to fastboot mode and starts rebooting *

*when connected to Windows in fastboot mode the device manager shows it as unknown device under USB*

anyone plz :( guide me to understand brick my yu....

plz help me .....I'm ineeded of help

I have attached the picture and videos for ur consideration

the link of the Google drive

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B3JWgilAzvw0TjZRb0ZyZDB1Qkk
[YU Yureka Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Parkadhe Anna:
Install drivers

solution for unknown device

Install adb drivers for fastboot mode and try flashing with signed fastboot flash files
[YU Yureka Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Santhosh Rasa:
thanks ... I will try and reply the results ...
[YU Yureka Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashishvirus:
Hy bro.

I m having same problems two days ago.

I found the solution which issuccessfully working for me. First : downloade the universal necked driver (google it mostly found on google nexus 5 thread).

Second : change ur phone's battery. Get a new battery.

Third : remove ur batterry. Reinsert ur battery. Press volume down & connect USB cable u see the fastboot mode release volume down. Then go to device manager in ur computer and search unknown driver. Right click on it and select update driver update it manually ( google it how to manually update driver) browse the necked driver & select winusnb.inf then select Asus fastboot interface ur device got connect. Now flash official stock cm11 firmware through ygdp tool. That's it. Sorry for my bad English.
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] kt.thegioiso:
This is the firmware for the Indian market, however it has the full language and functions of other countries

Mod Edit

HOW TO:

- Download and install driver: SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones.zip (15.3MB)

- And download: Odin v3.12.7

Mod Edit
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] kunnunge:
It working.
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Talha Imran:
But the Knox is not setup
[Samsung Galaxy J7 Guides, News, & Discussion] icodix:
link for the firmware?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] runkpock3r:
Hello,

Coming from a Nexus 5x, I was expecting to root and go crazy with the new (refurbished) V20 that I was able to get my hands on... Little did I know, that a security update that was pushed back in July basically removed the possibility of rooting the device.. completely... I am very disappointed about this... With that said, will rooting ever be possible in the near future for this device?

Thank you everyone!
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] runningnak3d:
A little search goes a long way ;)

https://xdaforums.com/v20/help/h918-10p-root-t3664402

-- Brian