yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus Questions & Answers] SubwayChamp:
These are official releases https://xdaforums.com/redmi-note-5/how-to/rom-miui-10-global-links-t3812118 just in beta phase, soon will appear stable releases.

About official treble support is highly unlikely that we get it; devices that will be released in the future running oreo out of the box they´ll have probability but miui and in general all brands are not very interested, they want that client buy a new device as fast as possible and they don´t pay many attention to after-sale for customer care.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 / 5 Plus Questions & Answers] imgh0st:
Thanks for sharing the news...
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lorife:
Hello,

after I switchet to android 8.0.1 it looks like orientation is not working anymore.

it works after a reboot, then after a while it stop working.

I tried lineageos 15 and resurrection remix 6.1.0.

Is there a fix to this problem?

thank you!
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] andybelloasis:
I've been used Freedom OS for a year and stick to it because Screen Calibration

anyone know which ROM has it? because it is main reason why use freedom os for long time and EOL :(

Thank you.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] xGOGI:
You can use Theone3os
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] charackthe:
Most ROMs have it but its not called screen calibration and most of the time it doesn't give you an image to look at while changing profiles.
[LG Watch Urbane 2] Geoffxx:
I have been trying to establish if it is only the LTE that stops working or WiFi BT NFC and GPS, can anyone confirm this please, or if someone is willing to detach the standard band and see what is affected, I have read conflicting info on the net but cannot find anything conclusive
[LG Watch Urbane 2] goldfinger01:
I removed mine last night, because it's broken. I'm waiting to receive another original, but I can test something if you want
[LG Watch Urbane 2] roebling:
Where did you order a new band?
[LG Watch Urbane 2] graywoulf1:
First off, I have tried to replace the band with a standard 22mm watch band and was successful in doing so. However, the antennas in the band are used for not only the cellular signals but also the wifi and the bluetooth as well. The watch will function as a timepiece without these connections but you will not receive any notifications or updates to any functions connected to your mobile device unless you are withing a few feet of it. I found the watch to be severely crippled in that respect so I reinstalled the original band.

As for any replacement parts you may need, you can find them in only one place and that is this website...

https://www.tntkstore.com/lg-band-parts

I have ordered from them and they appear to be a very reliable source for replacement bands and other parts. I received my order in approximately two weeks as well.

I hope this information is useful.
[LG Watch Urbane 2] Geoffxx:
I still believe it is possible to strip back the old band and basically allow it to remain as part of the watch (antennas intact) and still leave room to fit a standard 22mm band of your choice, this will also leave the watch water tight
[LG Watch Urbane 2] graywoulf1:
Have you had the band off of your watch yet? The opening for the connectors is quite large and the original band is designed to close and seal this opening around the contacts. I too thought of making such a modification to my watch. My current band is in great shape and I was not willing to sacrifice it just yet so I have not gotten that far. The band I did try is an all metal "MIlanese" style band which I though might also act as a passive antenna but it did not work out. I sealed the openings with small pieces of foam tape which looked like it might work to a certain extent but certainly would not offer anywhere near the original IP rating of water resistance. I personally do not think that there is any viable way to use any other band than the original style. I really wish that it had worked out as the metal band was much more comfortable. I have however gotten used to the stock band. Good luck in your endeavor I hope you find a better way to accomplish this. I have attached a picture of my band replacement. Like I said, I wish it had worked out.
[LG Watch Urbane 2] Geoffxx:
I have worked in electronics all my life, I repair my own phones and sometimes will also do same for friends so I am familiar with this sort of stuff.

I cannot say if my solution will work because my watch is relatively new and in good shape, but I will certainly have a go once the time comes.

My solution would involve stripping the old band back just so it leaves enough room to mount a new one, it could involve tucking part of the old band under the new one which would leave a little more attached, it is a thick watch so I don't see this as a problem as it sits fairly high off the wrist, at this point I am just using a little imagination as to how this would work but I don't see why not with a little careful trimming.

If someone was willing to supply me with a defective watch to try this out rather than dumping it I'd be willing to spend a little time on it and report back here with my findings.
[LG Watch Urbane 2] graywoulf1:
I do hope that you are successful. I too have been a tech most of my life and fabrication and modding is also a hobby and profession as well. Sometime back here in this forum I posted a search request looking for a broken band either to be given or purchased but I have not ever gotten any offers in either case. I was going to try to leave just enough of the original rubber part to use as a seal and then encase the antenna portion in maybe shrink tubing or whatever seemed appropriate to insulate and isolate it from any direct skin contact then bond it with maybe a flexible silicone adhesive to the new band. If ever I get my hands on one I still plan to give it a try. And if I ever do, I will post my creation here for you or anyone else interested. I hope you will do the same with your work. Again, I wish you success with your endeavors.
[LG Watch Urbane 2] Geoffxx:
sounds just about right and is exactly my thoughts too, I don't see why this would not work, it would all be hidden under the new band

The wireless could possibly end up slightly weaker but I don't see that as a problem and if the IP rating is maintained then we're all good, you might have to use an adhesive/sealant for the remaining parts of the old band to make sure it stays in place but hey, so what
[LG Watch Urbane 2] graywoulf1:
That is one awesome looking band with an awesome price tag! I am not sure about how it works with the Bluetooth and WiFi signals since it is metal. The description says that the NFC function is disabled because of the metal band so it stands to reason that all other functions would be crippled as well. There are no pictures of the inside of the band and the only picture of and end does show one connector but I can't see the connector on the other side.

I did a search on the band ( Tag Heuer Link metal band ) and the band by itself is $600. I could see how that someone could modify this band to work but it just would not be practical. This ebay listing to me sounds suspicious. I could be wrong but still, I could not see spending that much for it. I do however think that it looks gorgeous with the LGWU2 watch. Thanks for posting that link. That was a great find.
[LG Watch Urbane 2] Geoffxx:
that is what I would be doing if I needed to replace the band, what this proves is the concept is 100% possible, very expensive - I can buy a whole new watch for less than that

If you zoom the first picture you can see one of the antenna between the links running down the back of the strap

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/22mm-Sol...=item25fc2908b5:g:Hi4AAOSwTxpZqNgb:rk:10:pf:0

question, do the screws that attach the strap screw into the watch body and extend into the strap or is the strap itself threaded
[LG Watch Urbane 2] Geoffxx:
well it has come the time for replacement, mine is splitting and coming off the pin (one of the mounting pins has come away)

I have sourced the metal band shown in the above dead link and is on its way to me - not cheap at $85 but I believe will be a much better lasting solution for this great watch

I have concluded that I only need the Bluetooth antenna fitted as generally I don't need the wifi - sat - or NFC so I will only have to improvise with one side of the band.

I have also concluded that the band does not contribute to water resistance and this is in fact part of the antenna connector inside the side of the watch but I will also use a silicone sealer to back it up.

I haven't identified which antenna support BT and if anyone already knows this please share

as shown in the included pictures - I have sourced screw type pins to mount the new steel band to the watch as the spring type will not work.

I haven't decided how to cover the antenna on the back of the new steel band but will update once I have it all completed, so here is what I am aiming for below and also the band and mounting screw pins I plan the use
[LG Watch Urbane 2] graywoulf1:
Great job! You must have some great craftsman skills. It looks like a band that was made for that watch. I still have my LGWU V2 but I have not worn it in a while. I am wearing a Huawei Watch Gen 1 now. Thanks for sharing the pictures. :good:
[LG Watch Urbane 2] Geoffxx:
update for those interested

the antenna use a little rubber plug to attach to the side of the watch which is part of the antenna when removed and retains water resistance, see pics

I have tested the BT reception without the antenna (without metal band) and works quite well, I suspect this will change when I attach the metal band so I will need at least one antenna, I believe the short antenna (with 2x connectors) serves the BT and WIFI and the other one (with 1x connector) is for GPS and Cell network which I don't use, I may just fit them both

I plan to use the stripped and split part of the old rubber band on the back of the metal band and glue over the antenna - it will be secure and out of sight - don't see any problems with this, this new metal band should outlive the watch - only thing I have also bought is a replacement battery for when I will need it going forward (batteries do wear out)

All in all I see this as a great way of prolonging the life of a great watch for at least a few years - the metal band will always be ready to use on a new one - I might even buy an LG Urbane 2nd ED as a spare if I can get at the right price - or even one with a broken band if anyone has PM me

here are the pics of how the antenna attach to the watch
[LG Watch Urbane 2] dookiegbr:
What band is that? Where did you get it? I'm thinking about replacing the band in my watch and really like that one.
[LG Watch Urbane 2] Geoffxx:
it is very expensive and requires a little work to make it fit 100% $80
[LG Watch Urbane 2] Geoffxx:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/153102879816?ul_noapp=true
[LG Watch Urbane 2] dookiegbr:
My band broke so I thought I would share what I did.

I replaced it with a 22mm silicone band with quick release pins. I'm still trying to figure out how to cover the ports for the antennas, but at least they don't stand out as much as I thought. I have been wearing it for a couple of days and the band has no problems staying in place.

I first tested Bluetooth and Wifi with a metal band and didn't have any issues. Wifi seemed a little slow but I'm not sure if the band had anything to do as it was slow in other devices as well, and I haven't tested wifi with the silicone band.

I don't have an active SIM in the watch anymore so I can't test LTE, but it seems to connect with the inactive SIM it has right now.

View attachment 4931451
[LG Watch Urbane 2] Geoffxx:
just tape them up - like with PVC tape

the route I took is costing, trying to get that band to fit is more than I needed - but getting there with some heavy duty filing and getting the right pins to screw the whole thing home

I have done some extensive testing and unless you are going to be operating your watch far away from the phone - everything works pretty much ok for BT and WIFI

I have bought a 3100 based watch so I now have 3x smartwatches the LG being the oldest - so it is a sort of hobby now what I am doing

my advise now to anyone replacing the band is to go very cheap silicon and buy a couple of screw type bars to mount it
[LG Watch Urbane 2] D-Hex:
hi guys, i have been using this band I got from walmart for 2 years now. It's still pretty solid and doesnt have any issues when using bluetooth and wifi connectivity. Just the downside is, i have to open the top band in order to have it charged.
[LG Watch Urbane 2] Ahsan748:
Hi Hex,

THis approach you used is amazing. My watch has been sitting around for a year now the bands got broke. The OEM ones are too much expensive for me. Please can you describe to me what do we call these bands and from where I can get them.

And then I have question about the antenna strip (or whatever we should call them) , did you manage to adjust it somewhere within these bands.

Thanks for your time, looking forward to your reply.
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] vegeto1806:
ArrowOS

​

ABOUT

ArrowOS is an AOSP based project started with the aim of keeping things simple, clean and neat. We added just the right and mostly used stuff that will be actually USEFUL at the end of the day.

Website: https://arrowos.net

Telegram: Channel | Group

Github: https://github.com/ArrowOS

Code Review: review.arrowos.net

E-mail: arrowos.contact

To apply for maintainership Check this out

WHAT WORKS?

Almost everything

WHAT DOESN'T WORK?

You tell me

Be sure to include a log : check how to

INSTRUCTIONS

Clean Flash

Download The ROM & GApps

Wipe: System, Data, Dalvik, Cache

Flash ROM + GApps

Reboot & Enjoy

Dirty Flash

Download the ROM

Wipe: Dalvik and Cache

Flash ROM (+Magisk if rooted previously or if want root)

Reboot & Enjoy

DOWNLOADS

Click here to download

Source Code

Device Sources:

device tree | kernel | vendor

Credits for Device sources: planet9, makorn645

Special thanks to

AOSP

LineageOS

Ezio Lacandia Bijelkic

Maxwen

Alex Cruz

scoute-dich

Tibor Kaputa

And all other Open Source - Developers,Teams and Organisations

DM if we missed someone - you can always look at GitHub to find more contributors! :highfive:

XDA:DevDB Information

ArrowOS, ROM for the Asus ZenFone 3

Contributors

vegeto1806

ROM OS Version: 8.x Oreo

ROM Kernel: Linux 3.x

Based On: AOSP

Version Information

Status: Stable

Created 2018-07-30

Last Updated 2018-08-06
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] Lava kumar:
Stucks on Asus boot logo in my ze552kl
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] midban:
Same here.
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] ShadowBlade_20:
Does not even boot.
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] urupz@@:
Try to wipe System as well.
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] rocket76:
same asus zenfone 3 ze520kl stuk
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] Sylvester lobo:
Not working don't install.
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] vegeto1806:
My apologies, it will be fixed in the next build
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] JairoStark:
It's working now?
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] rocket76:
waiting for next build
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] vegeto1806:
New Official build is up!

It works fine now! :D
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] vegeto1806:
Updated the build, check again
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] Sylvester lobo:
Battery life is a problem i feel its dropping a bit fast. Trebuchet laucher has problems when u try to change wallpaper it says application not installed. Can u improve loudspeaker a bit as i feel carbon had better loudspeaker. Kindly note its also charging slowly is fast charge not supported
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] vegeto1806:
for me the Battery life is amazing..

the wallpaper picker will be fixed

sound is same quality, I assure you

yeah Fast Charging is not there in stock kernel, use Advanced Kernel (its next update) to use Fast Charge
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] Sylvester lobo:
Battery im not sure, but kindly change the network selection there are to many options i think like lte global. Other rooms have few choice maximum 3 options. Please change keyboard to gpad as standard. No force its ur room just my suggestion
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] Coldify:
There is not SimToolkit
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] nyanntaryou:
I started to use the ROM today and it seems to work well.

I'm just wondering that the design and icon of apps differ from lineage os's.

I'll continue to use it and going to wait and see. Thanks

Sorry for my bad English.
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] nyanntaryou:
I noticed a problem that when I select apn in Mobile network settings, the phone shut down suddenly, so I can't use mobile data.

I hope that developers will fix the problem.
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] vegeto1806:
will look into it
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] nyanntaryou:
Does the problem only occur to me?

I tried many ways such as reinstall os or changing apn though adb but all of them don't work:crying:
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] mamarama9904:
me too

I cannot set any apn
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] nyanntaryou:
View attachment filename.txt

I don't know whether it is useful or not, but I hope it will help developer's work:fingers-crossed:
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] vegeto1806:
ArrowOS update is here!

Download link : https://sourceforge.net/projects/ar...-v8.1-zenfone3-OFFICIAL-20180826.zip/download

Changelog: https://blog.arrowos.net/articles/changelogs.html
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] mamarama9904:
there is still a bug that I set APN and shutdown suddenly.
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] midban:
Really good work here. This ROM is the smoothest one despite of its minimum customization. Sometimes I still feel the sluggishness on other custom ROM like HAVOC and RR, especially on the animation when scrolling quick tile, but in this ROM it's quite smooth.

Please continue the good work to deliver the best user experience of this Zenfone 3.
[Asus ZenFone 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] mayur.saffron:
Is there any possibility of Android 9.0 for this device?
[Samsung Gear S3] akrambek321:
my gear s3 is waking up almost every 5 minutes without touching it or even move it any body knows why?and i reseted it and nothing have changed...also even after tizen 3.0.0.2 with the battery optimization version or what ever still having the draining issu...what's the problem??
[Samsung Gear S3] Angel.marcus:
Hi can I ask is Nancy store or magic cube is a legit online store ,just planning y

To buy a radiance a3 for my husband

Hope someone can give me a legit online store here
[Samsung Gear S3] jerrycoffman45:
https://xdaforums.com/gear-s3/help/radiance-a3-frontier-smartwatch-t3818513
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] powermarcel:
Hello guys,

Im using an ZTE Axon 7 with unkocked bootloader, rooted, and using a custom ROM and twrp. I **** to try the original and latest version of the official ROM to see how well the performance are. Is there a package for this that can be installed using TWRP and after it has been installed, my phone is in the original state again?

I saw an update on the ZTE website from 25/07/2018. (Version B35) Is this Android 8?

https://www.zteusa.com/axon-7

Can I install this package by using TWRP aswell?
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] BaamAlex:
Flash a zip package in twrp. But flash an twrp image after the rom. The stock rom overwrites the twrp with stock recovery.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] powermarcel10:
Thanks! So, no matter wich bootstock Im using, I can just install the zip from te ZTE website using TWRP and that's it?

EDIT: on the website, there is only A2017U model. No G or A. Does this matter?
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] bornlivedie:
It does matter.

Flash this instead so you keep TWRP.

https://xdaforums.com/axon-7/development/rom-slm-dfnr-t3761277

P.S: wrong forum and also answered a million times
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] powermarcel:
Thanks.

That is also an option. But I still prefer the latest version from te website as I hope that this is Android 8 and want to really have it at factory stock again.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] raystef66:
The B35 (U-version) is 7.1.1

Try this : https://xdaforums.com/axon-7/development/rom-slm-dfnr-t3744388

It's totaly stock or at least derived from the B35 that you want.

Or make your day and try this 8.0.0 : https://xdaforums.com/axon-7/how-to/official-beta-android-8-0-0-v2-10b12-t3797085

Beta, U version based but definitely worth a try ;)

Or go back to factory with the [MENTION=6330152]djkuz[/MENTION] EDL Tool. The B35 is in the OP. https://xdaforums.com/axon-7/development/axon-7-edl-tool-flash-backup-restore-t3750759

https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=962187416754472312
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] bornlivedie:
B35 (from that site) is Nougat, not Oreo.

Oreo was not released officially so you won't find it in the ZTE website.

The current release (B12) is a -buggy- beta and missing some features. It's really not worth it. Battery life is atrocious (probably less than 2hs SoT).

You're better off with B10 (latest for A2017G) or B35 (latest for A2017U).

Those are the latest official firmwares for the phone and both are Nougat 7.1.1. Pay no attention to the numbers, as B10 is identical (update wise) to B35. Flash whatever you like. There's really no other option.

If you prefer the original stock experience with nothing touched or removed/added, you will have to flash a firmware via EDL mode. But that way you lose TWRP unless you replace recovery.img with a compatible TWRP version before flashing with Xiaomi Flash and your device is completely erased.

Forget about Oreo for the moment.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] bengalih:
Just and FYI...this might be old info as there are newer radio versions out, but I did some tests with my new tilt and what type of ICS speeds I get over Bluetooth (PAN) vs. USB. I have tested 2 radio version, the stock Tilt radio (1.27.12.11) and (1.27.12.17).

I have attached a file which shows the tests results with a pivot chart.

In all instances (on average) USB outperforms bluetooth. I believe the maximum throughput of Bluetooth is in the 1mbps range, so it should be sufficient to top out the type of speeds one could expect from the phone. However, with overhead and the possible issues with interference over a BT connection, we see that USB is preferable.

Also, the later radio version appears to perform better in most areas. In summary,

downloads

over USB are quickest with 1.27.12.17 (about 15% faster than 1.27.12.11), whereas uploads are quicker over USB on 1.27.12.11 (about 15%). Personally I would prefer the faster download and so my connection method of choice will be USB and 1.27.12.17.

I will test additional radio versions as I use them.

Additional Info:

-Stock ATT Tilt ROM

-Speakeasy.net for speedtests using Chicago, IL server (city I am located in).

Hope someone finds this useful!

edit --

The rows in green are the top 3 download speeds achieved (2 out of 3 USB).

The rows in yellow are the top 3 upload speeds achieved (all USB).
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] Drakard01:
Hi guys, I've got a problem. I want to reinstall a Rom but when I try to "format data" in TWRP that say :

Unable to mount storage

Unable to mount /data/media/TWRP/.twrps

MTP enabled

unable to open /dev/block/dm-0 to wipe crypto key

unable to wipe Data

unable to format to remove encryption

Why I can't format data :/ ?

In TWRP internal storage is 0mb !
[Honor 5C Questions & Answers] Drakard01:
No one to help ? I really stuck this this one :/