yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] thedarknight2023:
Download it from play store
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] carlosbalbuena_:
Some of the changes that I have made in this ROM, they also work in stock without Rom ?
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] graevon:
Can you share how you added/enabled the features? Did you get SmartView/Screen Mirroring to work, as well?
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] hightech316:
Is it a CSC property value that enables in call video?
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] carlosbalbuena_:
yes

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I still have not managed to make a smart view work and about the changes made if [MENTION=8146955]fullofhell[/MENTION] gives me permission to use this rom as a base to make a rom mod so that everyone can try the changes I've made
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] Stoowyguy:
why doesnt this rom save gboard preferences?
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] hightech316:
Is for me .

Maybe clear the gboard app cache ?
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] xdause:
I have an issue with nfc not turning on. If I try to turn it on; it'll turn itself off again within a second. I have two of these phones. One can turn on/off. I swap batteries with the one that can turn on/off and same issue. I in twrp cleared davik and cache; no change.

Even Factory Reset doesn't seem to work. Reflashed optimum v2 did not fix it.

Ok. so it seems I originally had zenos(xenos port) for this device which didn't support nfc that rewrote some aspect of the device. I had to go back to stock and than reflash optimum v2 for nfc to work.
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] Nandhakishore16:
Will it work on j700f
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] :
J700T, T1

Only.
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] Nandhakishore16:
Ok
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] rgazapo:
Are you delete this one, Mega is telling not aviable.

V2 link it's good.

Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] :
Yeah it wasn't that good
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] ziggyjustice:
Does anyone still have v3 stored somewhere? I'd love to use it.
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] Shukoku:
Can someone repost this ROM, the download link is broken.

Thanks

Carlos
[Samsung Galaxy J700T & J700T1 ROMs, Kernels, Recov] :
Sorry man I nuked all the download files a few years ago
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] MR.EXCEPTIONAL:
Hi

Why the install button is off?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] hyelton:
If it’s an app you obtained without paying for, that could explain it.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] MR.EXCEPTIONAL:
Yes I downloaded it for free from a website!

Is this a new rule ?
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] hyelton:
I wouldn’t suggest asking for support here when downloading apps in such way as looked down upon here and I’m pretty sure it’s against the rules as well. Always support the developer.

Reasons it can be happening.

Not compatible, That it was pirated, Could contain malicious code, and so on.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] MR.EXCEPTIONAL:
Yes you're right but Even if we want to buy the program, We will have too many problems!

Google has banned Iran and We can't pay for apps,musics and etc..!

Play Store says: This item is not available in your country!

:'(
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] arshia.sunboy:
this is bug.

دادا با فایل منیجر گوشی برو نصب فعال میشه.بقیه جاها جواب نمیده
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] MR.EXCEPTIONAL:
Thanks bro That works. :D

زر میزد این یارو خودمم تعجب کردم??

دمت گرم اوکی شد با فایل منیجر خودش
[HTC Vox] hurdleman:
Hi to all. Firstly i want to say that i am new to wm so have almost completly no idea how to flash my phone, recently i have bought htc s710. so here my questions:

1. is there any very detail instruction step by step what to do in order to flash my htc s710. in past i have spent a lot of time flashing and moding motorola phones and about motorola there are a lot detailed flashing guides. About flashing htc i found few instruction, but they differ to each other, and are written in such a misunderstooding way, so for me is no way to understand what to do.

2. my htc s710 have vodafone animation during power off and off, plus vodafone specific bakground which is very annoying.

so 2.1 if i flash with other firmware will be there no animation.

2.2 my pnone is unlocked, it can be used with all operators, so if flash it with firmware will it lock to vodafone operator again

thanks for answers in advance
[HTC Vox] h4waii:
1). Yes, there is a Wiki available to help flashing your Vox. However if you're comfortable flashing a Motorola handset, you'll slide right in easy with cooking and flashing new ROM's. http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=vox_flashing

^ The ROM you download will have an .NBH file along with the FLASH or ROMUpdateUtility (RUU) that will allow it to flash to the phone. You might need to flash USPL to the handset first, which will allow you to write an unsigned or invalid VendorID'd ROM.

2). This just means your handset is Vodafone branded, flashing a new ROM should not lock or re-lock your handset provided it was not "patch" unlocked prior.
[HTC Vox] hurdleman:
as i understand ROM is the firmware i have to flash, it seem quite easy to do.

but do i really need to dump the ROM and cook the rom?

what is mean to dump the rom and cook the rom?
[HTC Vox] h4waii:
Dumping the ROM is reading your current handset ROM and saving it externally, ie; your computer.

Cooking a ROM is, basically, editing a base ROM to include or exclude certain files, packages and features. It allows you to completely customize it.
[HTC Vox] frauhottelmann:
If you don't need your old ROM, you don't need to dump it. And you don't need to cook either, only if you want to customize the ROM. Look on the xda ftp. The ROMs in the shipped folder are all original ROMs from HTC or Dopod or so. The HTC ROMs are unbranded. Be aware, that all you previous files and customizations will be lost during the flash process, but you can read that in the Wiki! Good luck
[HTC Vox] hurdleman:
what is login and password for ftp, it ask me connection.
[HTC Vox] frauhottelmann:
When you click on the link, you shouldn't need a password, otherwise the user name is xda and the password is xda !
[HTC Vox] hurdleman:
recently I'm sending RUU_Vox_HTC_SPA_1.34.412.1_4.1.13.54_03.10.90_Ship.exe

what I have to do when I'll finish sending, only run this and then flash to my phone or what. Recently i have dr. gonzo firmware but i don't like it, it to dark for me:), so i've already have some experience how to flash
[HTC Vox] Yepyo:
s710 rom flash

hi all

I'm on a vodafone rom and when i apply a shipped WWE rom I get a vendor ID error.

prob. meaning i need to unlock the phone ? I see some reference about flashing the USPL first. But i can't find how to do this. Can anybody help me out ? thx
[HTC Vox] frauhottelmann:
Look in the USPL thread. You have to app-unlock it and then flash the USPL to the phone. After that it shouldn't be a problem to flash the HTC-Shipped ROM. But watch out, you data connection might not work after that, because at least in Germany the Connection Wizard doesn't give me the right settings for it!
[HTC Vox] janujain:
hi imp

hi everyone i need... a software to hide files specifically image files in htc vox(htc s710) is there any free software for it ,,,

plz if anyone know... .do reply me ..

my email id is janu_12@hotmail.com

thanks .. a lot
[General Questions and Answers] cognosco:
Hi,

I know this might sound strange, but I would like to use a android device as sort of speaker, which I connect via aux to my Radio, for my android phone.

Why:

I have a beautiful Nokia 8, without root since its not possible. I still would like to use Viper4Android so I must do something creative.

Also I have a nice car sound system + bluetooth/aux radio which I would like to enjoy.

As some of you know the Viper4Android software makes music a lot better than default. To enjoy this I have to use my old rooted device in the car.

That works okay, I can play music and enjoy Viper4Android. However, I need to copy files to this device. I cannot easily stream from internet (because my root-less phone has a simcard and internet) and Flitsmeister or Navigation does not stream to speakers (since I also do this on my root-less phone).

So now I would like to use this rooted old phone as Viper4Android a speaker/ audio relay or whatever you can call it.

Is there software for this? I could not find anything yet, but maybe I use the wrong search terms or just don't know the existance of a nice program which can do this yet.

So my wished/ideal situation:

Rooted old phone with Viper Audio, no simcard , in car. Connected via aux to radio.

And when I enter the car, my daily used Nokia 8 phone connects via Bluetooth or wifi to this phone, detect it as audio device/speaker and plays the music or other phone sounds over this old android device to my radio.

I hope someone can help me. Thanks in advance.
[LG V20 Questions & Answers] HD2FORNICK:
I am trying to search for the thread or the Dev that was offering the remote unlock service. I looked for the thread but couldn't find it. Appreciate your help!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Guides, News, & Discussion] phophin:
HELLO GUYS,

i have been there in samsung note 3 whatsapp group for a long time. I have searching for similar group for our note 8 but i cant get any whstapp group.

So, i am taking intiative to create whstapp group so that we can help each others to solve diffrent issue and make this life more creative with note 8.

Message me to join group on +91-906-727-2275.

Or

Click on following link to join :

https://chat.whatsapp.com/Cj3IpF6mMYH87dfApFZvhl
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] am5i5:
Suddenly, the quick cover does not lock my phone anymore.

When I close it, the screen remains active and when screen timeout ends, instead of turning on the "Always on", the screen shuts off completely.

However, if I lock the phone with the back button and do not close the cover, "Always on" remains correctly active.

The problem remains after even after a "Factory data reset".

Do you have any suggestions for me?

Thank you!!!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] abuttino:
Any idea what the heck is going on here?

I have the official drivers from the SDK, no adb-mini or anything like that.

Usually, it says that the file exceeds the maximum when I try to flash Snoke or boot TWRP. Sometimes it says something about not being able to find the correct slot, bootloader error, or just failed.

Everything is fine on a Windows 7 PC.

Getting a little frustrated.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] bryantjopplin:
Are you using a USB 3.0??? If so try 2.0
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] abuttino:
USB 2.0
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] bryantjopplin:
What's your fastboot version?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Az Biker:
Not sure if it makes a diff in your situation, but I have read several comments where users needed to remove ALL previous SDK versions and files, download the latest and greatest to get things working again.

I used my older version with no issues. Might be worth looking into?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] abuttino:
Fixed it with a reboot!

Rooted now!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] vizardo:
Hi all I am currently thinking of importing the N950N 256gb Note 8 to here in the UK and have a few questions about the firmware. Sorry if its been answered elsewhere but there are a lot of threads asking slightly different things.

1)	What differences are there between the N950N and the N950F versions of the software at the base level – ignoring things like Korean bloatware etc – I read somewhere the camera has a compulsory noise that can’t be turned off? (which is really annoying) Just wondering whether to stick with stock N. I presume all the stuff like 4G/LTE works with an O2 sim as the hardware is covering this.

2)	From all the threads I have read you can’t put the N950F firmware on without using TWRP? (TWRP via ODIN then Firmware via TWRP)

3)	What does TWRP do to the phone? Does it trip Knox? I presume this affects Samsung Pay which I am not bothered about but does this affect anything else? Android Pay for example? What about banking apps (ie Halifax, HSBC, Co-op, Natwest etc all have their own apps)?

4)	Once I have the N905F firmware would I get OTA updates as normal?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] shouren04:
Just curious, why do you want to use F firmware on the N?

Yes, you can not flash stock F firmware on a N, Odin won't allow you to do it but you can use TWRP. You would have to convert the F firmware to a Zip to flash it or flash one of the custom F roms.

Installing custom recovery like TWRP will trip Knox, you will never be able to use Samsung Pay. Secure Folder won't work either. It will also break Samsung Health but that can be fixed. Android Pay & banking apps should work fine with root hide. OTA updates will no longer work.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] vizardo:
Thanks for reply

Basically I prefer having a silent shutter for taking quick and discrete street photography and the last thing I want is big sound every time I take a shot. From what I read that basically means the N firmware is a no no due to Korea having some ruling about it. In the UK this is as easy as having the phone in silent mode - I am currently using a Galaxy S6 with 128gb of memory and really like the idea of having a idea of large onboard storage with little hassle over memory cards hence looking at the Note 8 from Korea which not only has the bigger memory also is cheaper than the 64gb version here in the UK.

To be fair I don't use Samsung Pay as the UK support is currently not here with limited banks supporting it (or vendors accepting it) nor do I need Secure Folder so thats fine really. Samsung Health I used a bit on the S6 but not essential. If hiding root works for Android Pay and Banking Apps then it might not all that bad to be honest to have to trip the Knox (Obviously the warranty will go with it)

The OTA updates would have been nice to have as it would save me having to mess with manually updating over each time a new firmware update came out.- If I was to install F over the N could I then use ODIN afterward or would I be stuck using TWRP due to it detecting the Hardware?

Also I presume you can't add the F software onto the N9500 variant via Odin?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] shouren04:
Ah, I see, in that case you really don't need to switch to the F firmware. I have a F from the UK & stock it did not have the toggle to turn off the camera shutter like my US Tmobile Note 5 did stock. Not sure if muting sound entirely muted the camera shutter as well but I do not like that method & have heard that does not work on some variants like you mentioned.

I purchased the F/Exynos mainly for the ability to install custom recovery & root. With root I simply deleted the shutter.ogg sound file (well I actually renamed it to shutter.bak), that took care of the shutter sound. Later on when I installed a mod to give me tmobile carrier features, that then added the camera shutter toggle.

I don't care for Samsung Pay either, not even Android Pay. I do miss Private Mode on my Note 5 which was replaced by Secure Folder but I can live without. Getting Samsung Health to work just requires a simple change in the build.prop. I forgot that root will also break Secret Mode in the Samsung browser but you can still use that in Chrome. Not a big deal, just mentioning it while I'm at it. I'm not sure if root hide will allow Secret Tab to function but I don't think it will get Secure Folder working. I haven't tried root hide yet.

Once you install TWRP OTA updates won't work. So installing a F firmware with TWRP won't change anything. And Odin won't let you flash firmware that is not for the phone. It does not matter if a different firmware is already on the phone. For some reason if you ever wanted, you can however flash your original firmware to get back to stock & OTA will work again but once you have tripped Knox by installing TWRP that is permanent.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] vizardo:
Many thanks, I generally use Chrome or Firefox so I am not too fussed with the default browser

There are 2 variants on the Wonda Mobile website that seem like a good deal both 256gb with one the HK/China version Dual SIm (with the non rootable Snapdragon I believe) and the Single sim Korean Exynos version that I have been querying about. Its a shame either road root or just installing TWRP seems to break something!

One more thing - do all the usual Samsung account settings still work??
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] shouren04:
Unless you need the dual sim N would be the better choice IMO. With HK/China Snapdragon variants, they usually can be bootloader unlocked unlike the Snapdragons in the rest of the world. But development on them is usually slower. There was recently a post about getting root & TWRP installed on the 9500. Said to be working but others are questioning the process to do it. I haven't paid much attention to it though. Generally anything available for the F will usually work fine on the N so in the future if you want to install custom roms or mods you would be ok.

Yeah blame Samsung for making it harder for us to get what we want. But at least we still can, that may not be the case in the future. For instance, this is the first time I have had to purchase an international phone because Samsung US variants are locked down. All of my past Android phones have had custom recovery & root.

As far as Samsung accounts, yes it works fine. Able to log in, use Samsung's app store, Samsung themes. Not sure about Samsung Cloud, I don't use any cloud services. But I have tried Samsung Link Sharing (large file sharing) & it seems to be a type of cloud service. However my Smart View (screen mirroring) is not working, I'm not sure if that is a result of root though. I never tested it when I was stock. I have read complaints about others having the same issue stock. My Note 5 is rooted & it works just fine. I never use screen mirroring so I don't really care but it would be nice to figure out how to get it working.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Kalm_Traveler:
1 - not much difference, but the F software comes with dual-SIM capability which the N software lacks. As the hardware is actually identical (as I confirmed by mistakenly tearing my N950N apart when I thought that I had an antenna issue), you could actually buy the N, buy a dual-SIM tray on eBay and in theory convert the phone into a true dual-SIM model with a 950F-based ROM although I do not know how to 'add' or double up the IMEI for the second SIM as my understanding (again I may be wrong here) is that phones sold as dual-SIM models have two IMEI numbers, one for each SIM slot. Your camera shutter sound rumor is correct - the Korean CSC's don't enable the menu to turn that sound off, though it can be deleted without changing CSCs. I would check with your specific carrier's model in your country and see if they enable it. If so, you could always flash their CSC to the Korean phone which would give you the menu. This would be especially fine if you live in the UK since the 950F is hardware identical to the 950N so there wouldn't be the weird issue I've been running into with my 950U USA T-Mobile CSC patch that I have a hunch is related to the way the CSC is sending instructions to the modem.

2 - Odin will not flash firmware between variants. TWRP is definitely the only way to do this right now, though there's no real drawback if you're using an imported phone and didn't expect to have warranty support in-country to begin with.

3 - TWRP is a replacement recovery firmware which is used to quickly and easily backup/restore any partitions on the phone (boot loader, modem, data, system, cache, EFS, etc), as well as flashing custom ROMs, kernels, mods, root apps, pretty much anything you can think of.

4 - OTA updates only work on essentially unmodified stock everything. If the phone says that it's software status is "custom", OTA updates will not function. However, there are 2 main considerations here. On the one hand, if you are running another variant's firmware you are going to be flashing ROMs for that variant anyway, and you can always manually update your boot loader and modem with Odin since Samsung firmware downloads come in separate files right from Sammy these days. Super easy to flash only the BL and CP (bootloader and modem respectively), then just reflash TWRP if it was overwritten.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] vizardo:
Many thanks both - definitely things to consider here. Not done any flashing or rooting since I put Cyanogenmod on an old Note 10 tablet and before then a Note 3 and the old Desire series for Cyanogenmod again (I recall Clockworkmod was involved as well). But its good to know I can update parts with Odin or TWRP as required.

I am hoping tripping Knox won't affect Android pay or banking apps much (as I don't actually keep them in the Knox folder or anything like that - just use them normally) but as stated I could use the root hide to cover this.

I suppose OTA is a luxury as the Samsung ones on my S6 were slow enough but at least convenient due to its autonomy. I am usually of the mind if it don't break then don't fix it but don't mind delving into things if necessary so I reckon I won't touch the update stuff too much unless I have issues - though will get everything as up to date as possible from day 1 and when Oreo drops.

Really appreciate all the responses here - really helpful!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] KruseLudsMobile:
Just turn off the shutter sound in settings. You don't need to do anything else!

- R. Kruse Ludington:

Galaxy Note 8<-5<-3<-S3<-Nexus; Droid X; HTC HD2<-Touch Pro 2<-Tilt<-8525; O2 XDA II<-XDA
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] shouren04:
Can't do that if you don't have the option to. Not all Note 8s have the ability to do that (as well as other features) & it's not just the Note 8, many Galaxy phones in the past as well. It depends on the carrier variant & the region the phone originates. I some countries itxs illegal to turn off the shutter sound. If it were that easy, there wouldn't be so many threads about it. If you search for shutter sound either here on XDA or Google, you'll find many threads for different phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] vizardo:
I have the phone now and downloaded the F firmware for the UK - however TWRP doesnt seem to want to flash the zip and keeps coming up with zip invalid format?

I grabbed the firmware using Samfirm so it should be fine? Am I missing a step??
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Kalm_Traveler:
If that zip contains several .tar.md5 files that is the stock firmware for use in Odin. TWRP can't flash that.

You need to download a custom zip. Any of the ROMs in this section will work as they are made from F firmware as the base.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] vizardo:
I figured out this best way to sort the shutter sound was to simply root with Magisk and use Root Explorer to rename the shutter sound as per Shouren04's solution. Not the most elegant method but works fine - not sure what file the fast multi image shutter speed is though as that still sounds.

Magisk seems to not break Android Pay so can confirm this works and I paid for something today.

OTA no longer works but will simply flash the normal N rom once the next update comes out with ODIN and then reinstall TWRP, Magisk and resort - Samsung updates are slow enough to not warrant being a pain

Oddly enough there are fewer camera modes on the new Note vs my older S6 - I quite liked the video collage it made without resorting to another app!

Thanks for all the help