yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Startrek] D'rath:
You must copy sspl files in the main root! ^^

D'rath
[HTC Startrek] Erofich:
Yes, \ folder :)
[HTC Startrek] Ricoroc:
All is right, D'rath Thank's

My mistake, I have copy folder directly... :D

Thank you Erofich....
[HTC Startrek] hvbelton:
MMS

Is anyone else having problems sending MMS messages?
[HTC Startrek] gr8:
Erofich, thank you for your reply. would you not recommend to go to a newer rom then the original wm5 rom? to get newer radio etc.?

i have found the information to do the application unlock. could someone point me to the steps to supercid the startrek (have not found anything...)

many thanks.
[HTC Startrek] cassetto:
I like this ROM very much. Thank you pArtizAn!

Only a little question (forgive me if it was already asked...)

Is there a way to move office installation to SD?

Thank you!

Cassetto
[HTC Startrek] Erofich:
No, it is integrated to ROM memory.
[HTC Startrek] Churchill:
Erofich!

How is that Professional version comming? When can we enjoy some of it??
[HTC Startrek] Erofich:
When its done. But the release is very close :)
[HTC Startrek] Confucious:
No - Do you? What country / Network?
[HTC Startrek] hvbelton:
US on the ATT network. I saw something about MMS prob on one of the new rom's but I haven't been able to find it.
[HTC Startrek] hvbelton:
US on the ATT/Cingular network. I saw something about MMS prob on one of the new rom's but I haven't been able to find it.
[HTC Startrek] gimteoh:
Hi , thank you all for the great rom

i have some problem with the java screen with the original java in all the new rom.

i download the Esmertec JBed Java 3D and used this seperate java instead the original java to fix my problem.

The original java that came with all the new rom have the signal/battery bar when i run the java and it cause some of the java game to shift down. end up i cannot see the menu bottom of the screen.

can you guys fix it or replace with another version of the java ?

Thank you guys very much and i really appreciated all the hard work you guys have done.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fruchti123:
Hi is it possible to root a device with Blueborne?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coacoapuffs:
Hi,

I just purchased a used Xperia Z1 C6903 and I am trying to put the latest Nougat Resurrection Remix on it. I need to get TWRP going first which I got stuck at trying to flash it.

I was able to get the phone downgraded to 14.1.G.1.534 using flash tool (ver 0.9.24.3). I did this following the guide here https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2439328.

I was able to root it using Kingoroot.

I was able to unlock the bootloader using flashtool. Using *#*#7378423#*#*, the phone now reports Bootloader Unlocked: yes. See attached screenshot.

The part that I got stuck at is trying to flash TWRP in Fastboot. The command lines and error are below. The main error being "FAILED (remote: Command not allowed)"

I don't have an option in developer's options to "Unlock OEM bootloader". I read some other Xperia users being able to fix this problem by checking this.

I am running Windows 8.1. I am relatively sure that my drivers are correct. I had gotten a "drivers too old" error before in Flashtools but I was able to correct it by reinstalling new drivers.

I tried having debugging checked and unchecked before going into Fastboot and made no difference.

Tried both twrp-2.8.7.0-honami and twrp-3.0.2.0-honami with no success. Tried shortening file name to trp.img with no success.

Tried different 2 different adb files around the web with no success.

I read somewhere someone mentioned briefly that TWRP can be flashed using Flashtools. Is that true? I wasn't able to find a full guide for it.

Any help would be appreciated!

C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot flash recovery trp.img

target didn't report max-download-size

sending 'recovery' (13672 KB)...

OKAY [ 0.433s]

writing 'recovery'...

FAILED (remote: Command not allowed)

finished. total time: 0.439s
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coacoapuffs:
Well I was able to get TWRP on there by installing the XY Dual Recovery. The problem with it is that the Resurrection Remix's installation instruction says to use TWRP 3x or higher. TWRP on XY is only at 2.8.7.0. I couldn't find a TWRP 3x flashable zip file for Honami and TWRP wouldn't flash TWRP 3x IMG file I found. Fastboot is still giving me the same Command Not Allowed error.

Any ways, I went ahead and flashed RR with 2.8.7.0. When I tried to flash GAPPs after it says there is insufficient space. I have at least 9GB+ internal storage. So not sure what the deal is there.

I also lost Dual Recovery and root after first RR boot.

Looking into getting re-rooted and reinstalling XY Dual Recovery now.. And then flashing GAPPS after.

Anyone know what the consequences are for installing RR with a lower rev of TWRP?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coacoapuffs:
So the RR Rom does have root but it just doesn't have apps root. Only ADB root. I cant flash the su add on from Lineage's site since I lost recovery. I ended up FTF back to stock and then reflashed everything, the ROM then pico version of GAPPs (pico worked) and then the su addon. The su addon had an error when flashing in TWRP.

Any ways, long story short the whole thing didn't work. Still stuck with RR Without recovery. Su addon didnt work from the flash. And for whatever reason my SIM is not detected and I lost my IMEI in RR. I read that this is a known issue with C6902 but I have the C6903 and I had confirmed this through the service menu before ROM flash. Maybe problems with flashing RR without the latest TWRP.

The Command Not Allowed is still an issue that I dont know how to resolve. So I still can't flash newer version of TWRP.

Any help would be appreciated....

I guess I will try to find a ROM that 's compatible with TWRP 2.8.7.0.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coacoapuffs:
OK! I figured out what the Command Not Allowed problem is!

I've been following the flash guides from a few websites. And they all reference this syntax for flashing TWRP.

Fastboot flash recovery twrp.img.

This syntax didn't work for me. All those websites properly copycat each other.

That syntax is either incorrect or just didnt work for my setup for some reason. I kept searching for ways to flash TWRP and found another website that uses a different syntax. I gave it a go and TWRP flashed right away. This is the syntax that worked for me.

Fastboot flash boot twrp.img

At least that part of the problem is resolved.

Even after flashing RR with TWRP 3.0.20, the SIM/IMEI is still not showing. Recovery is still lost on first boot. Reinstalling TWRP on top of RR causes RR to not boot any more. I will have to look into the RR thread to investigate more.

I will mark this thread as Solved for the Command Not Allowed.

Crossed out everything cause that was not the correct solution. Striked them out to keep them as part of the troubleshooting steps history.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coacoapuffs:
Oops duplicated post.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coacoapuffs:
OK! So it looks like I have to correct myself here on my previous solution.

My solution from earlier for using "Fastboot flash boot twrp.img" is

incorrect

apparently. Don't use this!

That was the reason why my TWRP was lost after RR boot. The recovery partition comes after the boot and system partition. By flashing the recovery into boot, it screws up the order.

Nevertheless, the Command Not Allowed was still a problem if I tried to use "Fastboot flash recovery twrp.img"

Any ways I was still looking into this problem and started looking into the boot.img stuff and saw someone uses this command line: "fastboot erase boot". This helps someone being able to flash a boot.img when the user was having the Command not Allowed problem trying to flash a different img for the boot partition.

This gave me an idea to try and use "fastboot erase recovery".

I gave it a try and I was able to use "fastboot flash recovery twrp.img" afterwards! It was done in a second.

Then I went through the normal steps of flashing RR and TWRP stayed this time. So now all is good with everything!

Any ways to recap, my full steps used for my RR Installation:

1. Flashtool to flash an Android 5.1.1 stock rom. I used C6903_14.6.A.1.236_1276. (obtained through Flashtool, Xperifirm) Your phone has to run in 5.1.1 for the SIM and IMEI to work in RR. Don't need to flash modem.zip, that's for C6902 only.

2. Fastboot flash erase recovery

3. Fastboot flash recovery twrp.img

4. Follow instructions to flash RR normally.

5. Resize system partition size (for flashing GAPPS micro size or larger).

6. Flash GAPPS.

7. Flash su addon from Lineage's website to allow root for apps and ADB.

I hope this helps someone with similar problems in the future. Thanks to those who stop in to see me ramble to myself about silly stuff :p
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sugarbrie:
I had the same error message and was able to successfully flash using the phone and the Android Studio Emulator app.

I was already rooted and had an unlocked bootloader.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sting12345:
I tried this solution and it said error: cannot "recovery": No such file or directory LOL even though it's right here and I use it all the time..........I just can't figure it out.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] dulcificum:
I'm not sure if this is too advanced for this forum but if anyone knows a lot about the inner workings of these phones or is a good phone hacker perhaps they can give me some good info.

I've noticed that when I replace a dying battery on my LG G5 with a new one that has been charged in a dock, when the phone boots it keeps the time that battery was last used not the time the phone was last on. Only once cell signal is obtained is the date time and timezone automatically updated over the air. It seems very strange that the time would not be stored in non-volatile or battery powered memory on the phone. AFAIK, there is no battery powered memory on a phone like PC CMOS chip but that could be incorrect.

Even so, why would this be stored on the battery? And how? What about other phones with non-replaceable batteries?

Any ideas appreciated :)
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] dulcificum:
No idea? Some phones have an ultra low power "baseband" processor but do batteries as well?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] hazem.elraffiee:
I have the same problem, but I have a theory!

Well, I do have a theory, and here are the facts first:

1. I have 3 batteries, let's call them B1, B2, and B3

2. I change them in cycles, to make sure the 3 batteries get the same depreciation over time

3. This morning around 6 AM, I changed B1 which was empty, with B2 which was 100% at the time.

4. Now around 3 PM, B2 is empty, so I replace it with B3 that is now 100%.

5. After booting my G5, I find the time and date set to today around 6 AM, when I replaced B1 with B2 .. although now, B3 is the one in place

Therefore, it's impossible that batteries store time and date inside, because B3 was never around my mobile this morning at 6 AM, not before nor after the replacement.

My theory:

When the first "Auto Date and Time" detects that the date is wrong, and hence corrects date and time, it stores this time snapshot in somewhere as the last known time.

Then, whenever a new battery is installed, it doesn't know what time is it in the beginning, may be because the internal small battery that is supposed to let the system keep track of date and time is either very week or not working or worse, not even there! Therefore, the system goes to the last known time snapshot, which was when you last changed your batteries.

If you only have 2 batteries, it's easy to think batteries store date and time .. but since I have 3 batteries and I've been watching them closely for a while trying to understand what really happens, I now know they don't

This might be a Software issue, and may be one of the geeky ROM makers can fix it for us!
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] dulcificum:
Thanks! Really helpful although I have to say I'm still confused a bit. Probably need to experiment more I guess but it's all very weird.

Do you ever shut down or just wait for the phone to die from low battery?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] hazem.elraffiee:
I try both, and both give the same result.

It has to be a software issue!
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] dulcificum:
Thanks! Very useful info :)
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] mike69290:
Hi hazem.elraffiee

Does the QuickCharge work for all your spare batteries?

I bought one and it does not quick charge. My original battery does.

The new one is LG official, got it with the LG BCK-5100 Battery Charging Kit.
[P8lite Android Development] salembream:
INFO

-Kernel with some CPU governors alongside ThunderPlug Hotplug adapted from XePeleato's ESAL kernel,

NOTHING MORE

.

-This kernel for Nougat ROMs.

-Based on OpenKirin's kernel https://github.com/OpenKirin/android_kernel_huawei_hi6210sft/tree/7.x

-tested on RR ROM.

Tip...

from ESAL kernel thread

Download

image-new.img

Credits

OpenKirin team

Source

alice_kernel
[P8lite Android Development] salembream:
From Kernel Adiutor app
[P8lite Android Development] elraffa:
Should I backup boot partition from twrp before flash this kernel? I'm in Colt OS ROM from surdu

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[P8lite Android Development] salembream:
Yes, just for safety ,as you may face some issues with this image.
[P8lite Android Development] amiriboy123:
hi , i installed the image-new.img file and flashed it via twrp , the boot , recovery and OEMinfo imgs and now when i start my phone i get a red screen and then it brings up the stock recovery , pls help
[P8lite Android Development] salembream:
What recovery and OEM images! , it's just the boot image .

Anyway if you still didn't fix it ,try this .

Reboot to bootloader "keep pressing lower button with power button"

Then flash the TWRP recovery "fastboot flash recovery twrp3.x.x.img"

Now reboot to TWRP recovery and restore your backup if you have one, or install a full ROM
[P8lite Android Development] elraffa:
I had tested this kernel and is amazing how much it improve the battery between 14 and 18 hours but I'm getting some lag with PMC and smartmax governor. I'm trying interactive governor and it has less lag but still there is a bit. Is there any option to get a balanced performance without lag?

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[P8lite Android Development] salembream:
Try one of these and test.

1. Enable touch boost and lowering load threshold to maybe 50℅ , in CPU hotplug settings.

2. If you want, you may disable the hotplug and be satisfied with the PMC governor.
[P8lite Android Development] Salazar33:
Thanks a lot, this kirin 620 is so freaking boring and lacks a lot of control maybe finally with that kernel i can be happy again. I'll test it on my Y6ii running RR 5.8.5, just one question tho; does this kernel since it has lots of other governors allows me to fully control the 8 cores ? (I'll test it and post here but thought maybe somebody already have the answer)
[P8lite Android Development] Adi5:
8 cores working

Cheak in systempanel2
[P8lite Android Development] Salazar33:
I am pretty sure only 4 cores work, yes there is actually 8 cores but under all conditions and using all possible governors from all available kernels there is always only 4 cores working! I am sure that the other 4 cores are disabled completely on the chip so no software modification can make them work! ( kinda the same situation on desktop CPU where its called a dummy die, basically its present there and electrically connected but servers no purpose but being there ).

Why i am pretty sure! is because i've done tons of testing using lots of benchmark apps; by using the single core and multi threaded score, you can notice that the score multiplier always end up round 4, i even checked older gen CPUs benchmark and they're doing much better scoring in 99% of the apps i tested. And besides, lets talk real word tasks! Does that P8Lite/Y6II feel like a powerbuffed 8 core threaded phone? My old S5 with the quad core Snapdragon 805 Soc does a better job in most cases if not all!

I think Huawei just used an Soc with dummy dies just for marketing purposes, as most users would never try to investigate the real performance of the chip and just use the phone for daily stuff so hearing the word 8 cores CPU with "XX" price really pushes you into buying it! I will test more but i am pretty sure i'll find that same result!
[P8lite Android Development] elraffa:
I tried both of these in all governors but still I'm having some lag, even in a fresh install of Colt OS ROM.

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[P8lite Android Development] kosmitchak:
Nope, all cores are working, we have 2x4 cores. You can find it in dts!

Second cluster is working but apps can't get info about second cluster usage because there's no cpufreq folder inside cpu4/cpu5/cpu6/cpu7 folders which you can find here: /sys/devices/system/cpu.

Another proof? Here you are.

Go to /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu7 (this is "directory" of our not working 8 CPU), then open file called 'online'.

Hint:

1 means it is on

2 means it is off
[P8lite Android Development] D1stRU3T0R:
Some apps can detect the real cores, like system2 and lspeed, there you can see that is has real 8 cores in 2 clusters I guess, this is why the second 4 cores are almost "invisible" and it's usable under high loads, like games and apps.
[P8lite Android Development] HoldMySoul69:
I think, 4 cores for Foreground and 4 cores for background processes, for stable switching from app to app! Maybe I am wrong, correct me if I am!
[P8lite Android Development] elraffa:
I was doing more tests to this kernel and found out this page to improve interactive governor

https://xdaforums.com/nexus-5x/general/guide-advanced-interactive-governor-t3269557

I installed ex kernel manager app and load a profile (thanks to Dazeone), battery was improved notoriously and performance is very good. I share the link and the profile file (copy to internal storage/ElementalX/gov_profiles) just in case someone wants to try.

https://mega.nz/#!YQBhRJQT!ZNRuOoD7x4pUID2efRwhUCM01aKmp8gGNK7IBSrD1jo

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[P8lite Android Development] elraffa:
Kernel update

[MENTION=6335830]salembream[/MENTION] Are you going to update or add more governor to your nougat kernel?
[P8lite Android Development] salembream:
No, sorry.

If you want a certain feature I may try to do it, but after 2 weeks.

Also you may want to try build it by your self, there are plenty tutorial in XDA-forums, I did that without any knowledge of anything ,lol .
[P8lite Android Development] Salazar33:
I don't have enough knowledge about kernels or such to argue i am more of a computer guy, so i did put it in a very simple way, besides apps detecting or not detecting those extra 4 cores, through benchmarks the multiplier you get from dividing the multi threaded performance number by the single core performance number is always around 4 and i've seen this same result in like 5 benchmark apps.

Another theory (if you wanna call it that), this Kirin 8 core cpu even though it newer can't match the performance of some old quad core snapdragons CPUs, as i said my old S5 (With 805 not 801) is doing significantly better in all tasks! without forgetting the ability to shoot video in 4K and its way older as well!

Maybe its really 8 cores but i only see the performance of a quad core chip (even slower imo), tried to compare it to a friend's S4 with an exynos quad core and they did match up a bit.

And i'd be really thankful if you can correct me and throw some knowledge at me!
[P8lite Android Development] salembream:
The performance of CPU is controlled by many factors,

Cores, frequency, ALU structure, OS, application's threading, and more.. so u can't compare 2 SoCs by number of cores.

Moreover, the people in this forum mis-understand something, that the 8 core CPU is built to reduce energy consumption, NOT to improve performance.

To make long story short, 8 core performance =\= 8 * single core performance.

Refer to this article please, https://m.hexus.net/tech/tech-explained/cpu/48693-tech-explained-arm-biglittle-processing/
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Nick James:
Not sure what happened but Google Search stopped working (long press home button)

It acts like its going to open but then doesn't complete, ie- white border flashes around the entire screen, bottom most part of the screen has a circle that opens/expands and says Google

I've seen this in the past and usually it was a theme'ing issue that was resolved by either reapplying the latest/updated theme or rebooting the phone. But I've haven't been able to figure it out. Currently I'm running no themes, just to be sure.

I'm running OOS 4.5.15 and have all the latest updates installed from the app store as well.

Interestingly enough, the app drawer can't open the "Google" app either.

I double checked that my language was set to English. I've disabled the Google app, uninstalled/reinstalled the updates and cleared the cache with no change.

Any other suggestions?
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] strongst:
[MENTION=3617657]Nick James[/MENTION] did you also wiped cache within recovery?
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Nick James:
That's a good idea but I did not try it.

I ended up fixing it by just upgrading to Oreo ☺
[Huawei P10 Lite Questions & Answers] caser2010:
I just bought an P10 Lite and cant access it. When i enter my email it keeps going back to the bypass Google Verify Account. I tried many off the guides on youtube, it wont open google crome so i can perform the requsted steps in the guides, but it just keeps turning back to the Verify your Google Account screen :( Dont not what to do anymore :(
[Huawei P10 Lite Questions & Answers] caser2010:
Never Mind, found the solution :) After 2 days :)

The new work around 2018 for huewaei

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-4JXThRGWI&feature=share
[Huawei P10 Lite Questions & Answers] halagore:
This for nougay..but i search for Oreo..
[Sony Xperia XZ Questions & Answers] Temujin38:
Hi,

My dad recentely upgrade his XZ, but it didn't work and the phone is in bootloop. So I try ti use Xperia Companion to repair it but pass 10% there is a error message and it can't go further...

So my question is can i make a factory reset using a Stock firmware with Flashtool without loosing the TA partition ? (the phone is full stock so the bootloader is lock and my dad want to keep is waranty) (I try some researches but i didnt found any answers about flashing a stock rom with flashtool, all i found is how to flash a custom rom)

Thx,

Valentin
[Sony Xperia XZ Questions & Answers] gregbradley:
Flashing a FTF will do nothing to the TA partition. You are safe to proceed
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] karstenb:
Looking for a way to make a shortcut to enlargement gestures in accessibility / sight.

Tried several apps but didnot work out.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Penguin bomber:
Whenever I write to /system my phone freezes up, and then reboots.

Rooted with Magisk on a Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G360T)

Sometimes the file is in the directory where I copied it to, but it shows 0 bytes, completely empty.
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidbadboy:
OREO is NOT coming!!!

Here's why:

https://www.xda-developers.com/list-samsung-galaxy-android-oreo-update/

:(
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kolembo:
This phone still rocks hot potatoes and gets security updates every month...
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidbadboy:
Of course it does!

I've said it before and I'll say it again it's the best phone Samsung has made yet!
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Loujo:
"nothing is confirmed until Samsung makes a public statement on the matter"

That's also on the same page you shared.
[Galaxy S6 Edge+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KeTuRr74:
We have a pŕopability to get it unofficially as A8 2016 is pretty close to your S6 device. We just have to wait until Oreo for A8 will be released