yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] TheCoryGuy:
I'd love to settle once and for all the issues with Verizon modems or whatever on custom ROMS, the issue being that you MUST place a phone call after reboots and periodical hibernation to receive texts, voicemail and MMS.

I don't know squat about editing ROMs or the like, but I wish I did. I'm here to try to establish a collaborative effort to fix this issue. I really love my LGV30, and I purchased it because I could root it. Custom ROMs are great, but to be honest it can be risky to not receive messages.

LG VS996 >> US998 Frankenstein

Currently running DU 9.0 Pie. LOVE ME SOME PIE. Battery saving ftw.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] Alibaba0101:
Have you tried running stock lg? In my experience they have less issues than custom roms.

Also now that your phone has an unlocked bootloader, you may be able to flash your phone back to verizon vs996 and still retain root and unlocked bootloader.

Does the stock us998 firmware cover all of the bands for verizon?

Did you try and change the bearer from global to cdma/lte?
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] TheCoryGuy:
I used stock for a spell. Things worked rather well. Tried switching network type to no avail.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] Alibaba0101:
There is a stock vs996 rom that you can flash with twrp and root/keep unlocked bootloader.

May be worth looking into.
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] TheCoryGuy:
I tried this. The overall objective of the thread is to not keep root on stock, but to provide or find ways to have a reliable Verizon network on a custom ROM
[LG V30 Guides, News, & Discussion] cmrntnnr:
A notable piece of evidence is that DOTOS works fine, at least it has for me. [MENTION=6323344]Stuckurface[/MENTION] on page 34 of the LOS 8.1 rom page seemed to have a good lead.

I don't know how to attack this problem, but I can follow instructions if a dev would like me to try anything or provide information...
[Nokia 5 Questions & Answers] laxlovo:
Hey guys, so after rooting, no matter how much I edit these values in the mixer_paths.xml (in systems/etc) my phones headphone volume remains the same:

<ctl name="HPHL Volume" value="20" /> (originally 9)

<ctl name="HPHR Volume" value="20" /> (originally 9)

<ctl name="RX1 Digital Volume" value="85" /> (originally 84)

<ctl name="RX2 Digital Volume" value="85" /> (originally 84)

Has anyone had any luck with increasing their volume on a Nokia 5?

Cheers
[Nokia 5 Questions & Answers] Mikie1729:
I am just looking into it myself. First thing I didn't like is that there are over 20 files named "Mixer_paths_*something*.xml", unlike my last KK phone. Clearly the settings for various things have been spread through various files. There is a lot of crap in Nougat that is worse than what it was in KK, and this is just one of those things they insist on calling "progress".

Anyway, the section you post isn't the right part of the file to change settings for this, at least it wasn't in KK days. That's "initial mixer settings" section, and we need "headphones" or "speaker" section. But the problem is this:

<path name="speaker">

<ctl name="RX3 MIX1 INP1" value="RX1" />

<ctl name="SPK" value="Switch" />

</path>

That "Switch" value was a NUMBER, which we used to change and therefore obtain louder sound. I have no idea what value is given to "Switch" variable and where to find it, but that's what needs to be changed. Maybe.

Unless the right setting is in one of the other files, in which case we have to edit 30-odd files... which I'll try if I have to, when I have the time.
[Nokia 5 Questions & Answers] Mikie1729:
There are actually 20 variously named "mixer_paths" files, and editing ALL OF THEM makes no difference. Viper4Arise installs and runs, but makes no change to the sound at all.

I suspect that another equalizer is running and preventing us from getting a higher volume. Some people mention "MusicFX" and Dolby, but neither of them show up in my dock or list of apps.

I tried uninstalling Dolby through Titanium, but it says it can't find the apk file. Renaming 17 or so files with "Dolby" in the name causes the bootloop.

So I don't know. I don't have much hope for a solution, this isn't a very popular phone at all.
[Moto X4 Guides, News, & Discussion] lucasbitencourt:
UPDATE 05/10 - Tested on Android One 8.1 - September security patch

This guy on Reddit (posted this tutorial and works well:

A1 - Enabling OneNav & AttentiveDisplay (requires Magisk/build.prop changes)

Works on A1 8.1 Sept security patch

<warning> I don't know the impact of changing this build.prop (whether it messes up OTAs or other stuff)

ro.mot.android_one=true

Step 1) Need some way to modify build.prop.

the best/easiest way (with ablility to maintain OTA/safetynet through some workaround)

install magisk (systemless)

install magiskhide props (https://xdaforums.com/app...onfig-t3789228)

safetynet should still pass

Step 2) Use your method from (1) to change this build.prop. I used MagiskHideProps to delete it entirely

ro.mot.android_one

Step 3) reboot, go into Moto app, you can enable/disable OneNav AND Attentive Display

you can enable, and disable, and re-enable without any issues

I don't know if other features (disabled on A1, enabled on non-A1) are available (Moto Voice, Moto Access etc)

ALL CREDITS TO:

https://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=1649356

https://www.reddit.com/user/pwastage

ORIGINAL REDDIT POST:

https://www.reddit.com/r/MotoX4/comments/9lgtx0/a1_enabling_onenav_attentivedisplay_requires/

What you need:

Fingerprint Action Pro

Fluid Navigation Gestures

Configuration:

Fingerprint Action Pro

Single Swipe

Swipe Left: Back

Swipe Right: Recent Apps

Fluid N.G.

Actions & Triggers

Bottom Edge: Quick Swipe = Home

Example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9s_g8pa0E5c

You can configure your way, above is how I use.
[Moto X4 Guides, News, & Discussion] ezas:
Does the give you back One Button Nav?
[Moto X4 Guides, News, & Discussion] ehbm:
Doesn't work on pie.
[Moto X4 Guides, News, & Discussion] ezas:
FINALLY some good news for me. I have not updated to Pie.
[Moto X4 Guides, News, & Discussion] jhedfors:
It does work on Pie.
[Moto X4 Guides, News, & Discussion] Somairotevoli:
Indeed it does! Thanks
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oswald Boelcke:
While a Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE (GT-i9305) were still my daily driver before I've moved to the Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE+ (SM-G901F / kccat6) I opened the following two thread in the S3 forum nearly two years ago:

How did I enhance the battery duration, privacy and security of my GT-i9305?

GApps free on Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE (GT-i9305) - microG is all you need!

Both threads have developed over the time, and the respective OP doesn't necessarily reflect the current status or setup of my devices but all changes were always covered in the threads later.

As I believe and am convinced that nearly everything that was covered for the i9305 can easily be transfered to the SM-G901F (most likely to all other SGS 5 versions), I decide to open a thread here in the S5 Q&A forum to draw other interested users' attention to the above linked thread.

I do not intend to repeat anything that I already posted once but even with a G901F as the daily driver, I keep those two threads updated. In case of questions, remarks, suggestions, or simply new information feel free to post there and stay tuned. However, I'm also open to receive contributions in this "new" thread but might reply in the older and mature ones.

Last but not least, a huge difference between the i9305 and the G901F must be mentioned: For the latter one, only very few ROMs are available and I haven't found any compatible custom kernel. The non-availability of custom kernels severely hampers the possibilities to tweak the G901F for even better battery duration. Meanwhile I know that I deceived myself by the G901F's hardware compared with the G900F; if I've to replace the first one I'll certainly go with the latter in future as at least a Boeffla kernel is available for that device.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oswald Boelcke:
Bump
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] BulgarianJesus:
DRAGON KERNEL SOURCE PROJECT FOR

J51x AND J5x devices

​

Supported devices:

SM-J510FN (High binned)

SM-J500FN (High binned)

SM-J500G (Low binned

SM-J500H (Low binned)

SM-J500M (Low binned)

Features:

CPU governors: blu_active, cultivation, chill, interactive (default), ondemandplus, performance and relaxed

I/O schedulers: bfq, cfq, deadline, fiops, maple (default), noop, sioplus, and zen

CPU hotplugs: AutoSMP

Custom voltage control

Power Efficient workqueues

Backported Zen Interactive tunings from Zen 4.10

WireGuard support

KCAL advanced color control (http://xdaforums.com/andr...ntrol-t3032080)

Fsync on/off support

USB fast charge

State notifier

Compiled with Linaro GCC 4.9.4 toolchain

Features for hight binned produtcs:

CPU frequency up to 1.36 GHz

GPU frequency up to 620 MHz

Various efuse registers

Downloads:

DRAGON-V2

XDA:DevDB Information

DRAGON, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy J5

Contributors

BulgarianJesus

Source Code: https://github.com/DragO0nFly/android_kernel_samsung_msm8916_j5x-DRAGON

Kernel Special Features:

Version Information

Status: Stable

Created 2018-10-03

Last Updated 2018-10-05

<Mod Edit>

Thread closed
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] BulgarianJesus:
Changelog

V2.1

Toolchain: Switched to Linaro GCC 7.1.3

CPU: unlocked low binned devices and their registers

CPU: overclocked low binned devices up to 1.36 GHz

GPU: unlocked low binned devices and their registers

GPU: unlocked 465 MHz for low binned devices

GPU: Overclocked both low and high binned devices up to 620 MHz

GPU: initial power-up level set at 200 MHz for better battery life
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] BulgarianJesus:
Information

CPU: Binning

Some devices are high binned, meanwhile others are low binned. If your device is high binned, it will boot at 1.36 GHz CPU and 465 MHz GPU default speeds, if this process fails it means your device is low binned and it's not really designed for being overclocked. Even if I stated that FN models are high binned, I found out that some J5F models are also high binned. All this depends on luck actually, my OC is different compared to others! Due to the fact I use the stock Qualcomm values, speed bins and register in order to obtain such type of overclock.

CPU: Overclocking

Overclocking is the increase of clock speed beyond the manufacturer's maximum rated clocks. Since manufacturers are only required to meet the minimum advertised specifications, the potential for overclocking of a product is not typically tested during the binning process. Therefore, it should not be assumed that higher-rated products will overclock better than lower-rated ones. Applying to this, our source code is limited in a really stupid way. The SoC can't switch between speed-bins which allow it to change efuse as well. Having the right efuse and speed-bin, unlock the "default" state of MSM8916 which is 1.36 GHz on CPU and 465 MHz on GPU. Previous methods of OC, just re-write manually the speed-bin to workload as 1.36 GHz without using an efuse or the correct speed-bin.

GPU: Overclocking

Both high binned and low binned devices support maximum frequency up to 620 MHz, with or without an efuse.

BUS: Overclocking

Current bus clock is 595.2 MHz, but it does support a frequency up to 740 MHz
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Flegmon:
Is it a touchwiz or aosp kernel? :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] BulgarianJesus:
touchwiz but soon it will be also AOSP I hope
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] israfilkhan:
Where is J510F??
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] mmxandy:
Great
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] JasmanShah:
Working fine on J510GN :good:
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] updesh94:
Congratulations for the amazing kernel, my j500F even though low binned seems ultra fast.

Battery usage is also balanced..

Great work dude and Welcome! ??
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Bogdans29:
Best kernel runa greda on j510FN lighting nastane ice cool but how to overxloxk bus oni se kernel auditorium?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] jscheah:
works great on my J510GN.

Doesnt lag while gaming.
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] RicardoArantes:
What rom do you use?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Finsnevis:
Kernel is very good.It's on par with quasar.It matches quasar for gaming and that is something.Games run fast and smooth and framerates are great and sound is superb.The only negative was in memory it benchmarks 2000 less for memory than quasar but matches everything else.Will run it and see how battery is but that is minor to me.Nice work.:p
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] jscheah:
revenge os
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] javedgh:
Congratulations for the amazing kernel, my j510fn
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] BulgarianJesus:
I am really glad, you people like it [MENTION=4991547]updesh94[/MENTION] thanks a lot man [MENTION=8368333]Bogdans29[/MENTION] the BUS is already overclocked, it's designed to work at maximum speed with the specific overclock
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] BulgarianJesus:
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[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] jscheah:
Keep up the great work ??
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] N1ck31:
Do you have the 3.0 link?
[Samsung Galaxy J5 (2016) ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries] Finsnevis:
Battery is amazing doesn"t run at stupid high frequencies when not necessary and the battery usage is truly amazing hardly any percentage drop with phone apps been running 5 hours and 3 hours deep sleep incredible.This is better than quasar.The memory benchmark the only difference but phone can deal with that.You have the best nougat TW kernel Bulgarian Jesus.Congratulations superb work.:p:p:p
[HTC Tornado] anandoc:
Hello Folks,

I just took apart my Tornado last night in order to clean the joystick since I have been having issues with the "up" direction. The whole operation was successful but the cleanup didnt quite help me much with the issues. However, I took a picture of the mainboard since I havent seen any here and thought of uploading it for your viewing pleasure.

I might take it apart and make a step-by-step pictorial guide for it next weekend. Enjoy !
[HTC Tornado] qtek_metanol:
Excelent contribution, that kind of work is very appreciated for some users.

THX a lot
[HTC Tornado] xatzis5000:
See this one ;)

http://smartmania.mobilmania.cz/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4707
[HTC Tornado] Osmos:
did u use wd-40 for the cleaning? It's said it might help
[HTC Tornado] anandoc:
The joystick assembly was clean as ever. I cleaned the rubber housing and the joystick. No effect. I am thinking maybe the actual joystick mechanism on the keypad is damaged ?
[HTC Tornado] jm012a9749:
I hope its ready for some beta testing soon anandoc ;)

That is, when I reinstall XP. Dumped various ROMs, then windows update complains about wanting to rrestart, so I let it. Now my XP installation wont boot :D I've recovered the data though ;)

Phil
[HTC Tornado] anandoc:
About time you show up ;) I hope uni is treating you alright and the drinking games continue :D
[HTC Tornado] hooperman:
I did the same with mine...split it into many pieces to try to clean the stick, have not used the WD40 though, was a bit wary on spraying it all over the unit, put it all together again and some slight improvement.
[HTC Tornado] dream_th:
I had problems with my joystick too to make sure its not the mechanism when you disassemble the phone connect your battery and try the joystick without the rubber or the joystick plastic.

I have completely removed the rubber and now its working very good.
[HTC Tornado] jm012a9749:
Ah yes uni is great. Tho now its the summer term, meaning I'm not playing hockey 5 nights a week, and not doing as many drinking games as I can't afford it :P Either way it means I can get down to some real cooking. :D

On topic though... I recommend using a can of compressed air or something like that to blow out all the dust, wiggle it around a bit, then some more compressed air. Repeat as necessary.

Phil
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] spyro197:
1. My 4gb ZB601KL sometimes doesn't respond to the unlock button for a while.

2. Sometimes when I make a call, the recipient cannot hear my voice while I can hear theirs. I'm using Jio4G VoLTE.

Version: 327, stock rom, without root/bootloader locked.
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] akshmau5:
Yeah it happens sometimes with me too, your 2nd issue.

I am on stock v326 on 6gb version.

I tried holding where the mic can get sound exposure but what worked was kind of silly.

Just blow mildly into the mouthpiece and suck out mildly. The issue gets resolved.

Whenever i find it happening for the earpiece and mouthpiece, I do this and surprisingly it works.

Intially i thought i was covering the mic with my finger or due to the case that we out on.

For your first issue can you elaborate more? Unlock button as in the FP or the physical button that we hardly use ?
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] spyro197:
For the first issue

Both unlock button and do sensor don't respond sometimes, and neither does DT2W, does no one else have this issue?
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] apd55:
Try to wipe partition cache from recovery menu.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] eborjas09:
Bricked my phone ! please help!!!

Hello everyone, I think I messed up my phone pretty bad. So I did everything on this instructions to load twp and everything seemed fine. (https://xdaforums.com/verizon-galaxy-s8+/development/rom-t3771206)

Was able to get to twp and tried to install Renovate Ice ROM. After the flash was done the phone kept booting into TWP. . didn't know what to do so I did the whole process again thinking i will get my original ROM back. ( i know, stupid mistake ). Once i saw that things weren't going anywhere i decided to flash the Stock ROM back in and try to start over, the flash completed but now i'm stuck on a boot loop, the phone won't turn off and recovery is unacceptable.

I really would appreciate any help and am willing to donate a few bucks if someone is able to get me out of this mess.

thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S8+ Questions & Answers] WastelandGunner:
Are you able to get the phone into download mode?
[Huawei P20 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Horayken:
Hello all!

I've just follow this thread and find that works perfectly on my P20 Pro .I was looking for this for a while. Give the thanks to him i just share this. Can confirm that is working with Bluetooth

The only issue that i have found is that you can't listen to whatsapp's audio while play music on spotify.. is kinda annoying but you only have to stop one to hear another.

https://xdaforums.com/huawei-p-smart/themes/magisk-stock-emui-sound-mod-t3845301
[Huawei P20 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Phrodini:
What version of android are you using
[Huawei P20 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] Horayken:
Android oreo 8.1.0.152
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] simbeyos78:
I bought a used samsung s7 Sm-G930F but after using the phone for some days i saw an update release so i decided to update it but after download the update it couldnt install it due to some error i dont know is talking of. So after some days to went off and it couldnt come on. So i decided to flash the firmware BTU on it through odin3 but after get PASS in odin3 it keeps gets stuck on SAMSUNG. I have also try factory reset wipe cache before even doing the firmware flash. Also i try downgrading to 7.0 and 6.0 but didnt work. Please help am guessing am missing something. I also notice something when even i boot the phone in recovery mode and plug to my system, my system recognise as SM-G930S, while at the back is written SM-G930F. Pls provide with any possible solution to this issue.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Beanvee7:
Used phones are often rebranded as other models to try increase resale value. If it says G930S in download mode then that's the phone you have. If you tried flashing G930F software you've probably soft bricked it.

You could try flashing again but using G930S software.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] simbeyos78:
Thanks for quick respond. In download it says Sm-g930f.but if i plug it to a system in recovery mode it shows as Sm-g930s. So am really confuse. And 8 have flash it with Sm-g920f firmware several times it keeps getting stuck on samsung logo sometimes it even load up to where i start setup with googke account and alk that but getting stuck again and couldnt respond at all.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Masterton:
Hi my friend has a Note 2 who has a very old Android version. Some apps can't be installed without upgrading the system.

I downloaded a custom ROM (Resurrection Remix Android 7.1.2 Nougat) and helped him to flash to upgrade.

However some apps limited the functionality or refused to run. I believe it has to do with the fact it is a custom ROM.

How could I solve the problem? It doesn't matter what ROM to upgrade, as long as:

1. it is stable

2. Android 6 or above (he wants permission manager, preferably with Privacy Guard)

3. can pass SafetyNet and any popular ways app use to detect a custom ROM

Thank you. :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
You can try to hide root using Magisk: https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Masterton:
Hi, I tried now but it still fails to pass SafetyNet check:

ctsProfile: false

basicIntegrity: false

I wonder it is due to the fact this is a custom ROM. Even Magisk couldn't help to pass it.

Magisk hide does not work properly either. I checked the targeted app, went back and returned. The check mark is removed.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
You may have to try different combinations of custom ROMs and Magisk.

I have been out of the custom ROM scene but some of the latest Lineage ROMs may not be rooted.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Masterton:
I'm not quite sure but does Google not let your device pass simply because you use a custom ROM, rooted or not.

It states SafetyNet tries detect whether or not a device is in a known-good state.

Do you know if it is ok to flash other stock ROM of the same series, like Note5/7/8 stock firmware?

Will it solve the issue?

If so, can he get the system updates automatically via the system menu?

Thank you.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audit13:
Unfortunately, I don't know enough about Google's Safetynet to comment.

There are people who are able to use custom ROMs with apps that do not allow root. Not all custom ROMs are rooted.

You can only flash stock note 2 ROMs to your phone.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Masterton:
Never mind. Thank you so much for you trying to help.

I found the solution. Magisk cannot pass SafetyNet due to a lack of necessary functionality required in the kernel of our devices.