yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[P3600 ROM Development] nikitto:
Hello everybody.

New update: The Kitchen

I'd have liked to improve ROM, but now I'm really busy. So, you can do that for me.

You can cook a ROM yourself with this kitchen.

Thanks Ervius for your great kitchen.

Download... HRUL_V2 Kitchen

Also, you've to install Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package (x86):

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=9b2da534-3e03-4391-8a4d-074b9f2bc1bf&DisplayLang=en

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First of all, we want to say thanks to everybody, to be here.

Updated !

I wondered if I could do a better ROM. And yeah. I could.

Memory Storage

Total: 74.30 MB

In use: 2.94 MB

Free: 71.36 MB

After customization.

I've taken out many Ring Tone, AutoUpdate, Catalog and I've hidden 'Customer Feedback', in Settings.

New version (HRUL_V2) - Download -

* MegaUpload NiAx 6.1.40 HRUL_V2

* Driveway http://www.driveway.com/JohwLqm3C3

* Mediafire http://www.mediafire.com/?hymnnmvw4y9

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Thanks for your links

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Old version:

Well, few days ago, I released my first RUL (real ultra light) Rom, but I was no happy with the result, so I've done another ROM.

Now, if you are looking for a bigstorage and clean Rom, you've got one.

After instalation:

Storage Memory

Total: 73.57 MB

In use: 3.45

Free: 70.11

I've kept the esential, no themes, no Office Mobile (if you want you can find many CABs), no games, no 3th party software, only TaskMgr and ArcSoft MMS.

View attachment 90416View attachment 90417

Download (old version):

http://www.megaupload.com/es/?d=YBH3PFA9

http://www.mediafire.com/?zmetyv2ymxb

Best Regards !

NiAx.Team
[P3600 ROM Development] holaco2008:
Thank you

But is possible to lift the Roman another location?

Thank
[P3600 ROM Development] tomme45i:
I add RUU and made MediaFire mirror for this rom:

NiAx WWE 6.1.40-HRUL

Regards
[P3600 ROM Development] nikitto:
Thank you.
[P3600 ROM Development] SuperSport:
Fantastic Work!

Ok, I have now tried three of your roms from the other day. I have to say WOW! Fantastic!

I've been a LONG time fan of Ausdim's V4 rom and have tried many, just to go back. His rom is VERY stable, VERY fast, and VERY clean.

Well, you have now raised the bar. This rom is Extremely Clean, Extremely Fast, and so far, Extremely Stable! I'm testing it for a couple days, and if it runs as well as your super lite, I will be modifying my signature soon. (No offense Ausdim :o )

GREAT work, keep it up! :D
[P3600 ROM Development] tuksedra:
thanxs.. very good rom.. seems i need bigger ram.. anyway i cak tweak your rom?
[P3600 ROM Development] holaco2008:
http://rs213tl3.rapidshare.com/files....1.40-HRUL.exe

http://www.zshare.net/download/13120440be288b12/
[P3600 ROM Development] dta1974:
This rom looks interesting to me,I have some questions....is bluetooth working fine when you send large files through it,what about wifi and email account settings. Do they disappear after soft resets?

Thanks.

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Esta rom me parece interesante.Tengo unas preguntillas.Funciona bien el bluetooth cuando hay que mandar archivos de tamaño grande como de unos 5 o 6 megas? y ¿la configuración de las cuentas de correo y de la red inalámbrica desaparece al reiniciar?

Gracias y sois unos monstruos tios. ;)
[P3600 ROM Development] ikki2:
thanx for this new release

i's great for kitchen
[P3600 ROM Development] nikitto:
I can't say anything about first question because I've not tried it.

And, no you don't lose any wifi and email account settings. But, please, don't do a soft-reset after settings. This isn't a HD, only a memory, and needs some time to save data information.

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Tienes un español cojonudo ! ;)
[P3600 ROM Development] dta1974:
Thanks for replying

Como para no tener un español cojonudo soy español...soy de Madrid,pero vivo en EEUU.Oye os lo habeis montado muy bien con esto de las roms,tiene tela de merito....muchas gracias. ;)
[P3600 ROM Development] Matterhorn:
So...how are you getting along with this new rom? I'm ready to switch to 6.1 but I hesitate because of the time it takes to reload all of my apps and settings. AX3L has been such a good rom, but if 6.1 is really a lot faster I guess I'll make the switch. Any new input?

Thanks
[P3600 ROM Development] evojulz:
Like you I have been using the AX3L ROM for ages (since Nov last year according to my backups), its just been so reliable even amidst all the banter that 6.1 is better I have tried almost every WWE ROM this board has produced and always come back to AX3L.

Like SuperSport the closest I have got to sticking with 6.1 is the Ausdim ROM (just a couple of showstoppers).

Since trying out NiAx, I too finally think I have found a worthy replacement to AX3L. This ROM is so clean and yes just a little faster than WM6 (surprised that WM customer feedback was left in there though).

I'm not looking to change versions every half minute. The fact that nikitto and axl79 are active developers is cool but pending the next couple of days I, think 6.1.4 may be a keeper.

You won't be dissapointed, thanks nikitto!!
[P3600 ROM Development] nikitto:
Hello everybody.

I'm Spanish, but I'm using this English version too. Why ? I'm not sure, but I think It's enough for me. I don't need anything else. Otherwise, I'll find apps in many CAB files.

Thanks for your support ! :)
[P3600 ROM Development] SuperSport:
Ok, I'm back. First off, I don't regret for a second leaving WM6 behind and going to Ausdim's WM6.1 V4. As far as I can tell, I don't have any more hangups or crashes in WM6.1 than I did with WM6, and probably less. Yes, it is much faster, at least in my opinion.

I run TomTom, Opera, LiveSearch, and WeatherWatcher almost every day. I have it set to check my Gmail account every 15 minutes, and sync my calendar and contacts every 4 hours using Plaxo. I talk about 20 mins - 2 hours per day, and txt about 5-20 msgs per day. Depending on which vehicle I'm driving/riding, I sync to my Bluetooth Stereo, or my TomTom Rider and my Cardo Scala Rider Teamset BT Headsets. All this, and my phone still only crashes about once every couple weeks or so. I'd say that beats the pants off WM6. Remember, it IS still Windows after all... ;) (Luv Ya Bill)

Ausdim's V4 was almost perfect. VERY rarely crashed, or caused any problems, and as far as I can tell so far, this CLEAN NiAX 6.1.40 is EVERY BIT as stable, and a little bit FASTER. I did have it crash on me the other day, but just to be fair, I did not do a CLEAN flash of the OEM WM6 before flashing this ROM (something I always do to prevent problems). I'm going to do an OEM flash, then re-flash this ROM, then watch it again for a few days.

What I like most about this ROM is how clean it is. It is the CLEANEST Rom I've found so far. I can add ONLY the apps/themes I want, and not what someone else thinks I should have.

As far as the Customer Feedback being left in there, I believe that was done because it was a part of the original OS. They were trying to keep the ROM as close to the original OS as posible.

nikitto and AX3L, you guys did a GREAT job, and I commend you! :D Thanks for your hard work.
[P3600 ROM Development] nikitto:
Thanks SuperSport for your support.

I wondered if I could do a better ROM. And yeah. I could.

Memory Storage

Total: 74.30 MB

In use: 2.94 MB

Free: 71.36 MB

After customization.

I've taken out many Ring Tone, AutoUpdate, Catalog and I've hidden 'Customer Feedback', in Settings.

In few moments I'll update the first post.

Best regards !
[P3600 ROM Development] SuperSport:
Wow, didn't think it could get any slimmer... Good Job!:D

PS: Is there a way to add a Donate Link for WWE? I'm not sure what I'm doing on the Spanish one.
[P3600 ROM Development] sphinxy:
Can anyone mirror v2 please?

Not on RS or megaupload please? =D
[P3600 ROM Development] SuperSport:
DriveWay Link

Here is a DriveWay Link: :D

http://www.driveway.com/JohwLqm3C3

Let me know if there is trouble with this...
[P3600 ROM Development] sphinxy:
Thanks! Downloaded it - but it only contains a file "ruu_signed.nbh" ? am i supposed to download the first version and then replace that one with this one?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] kamikaze702k:
Anybody else getting blurry Instagram videos and ig tv streams? Is really annoying I've looked high and low across the internet with no solutions! And loads of people are reporting the same blurry poor quality of the videos in your feed.

Any hacks or solutions would be welcome.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] dugryce:
...you're serious?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Mr. Orange 645:
In the time it took to type out that post, you could've found all your answers by researching and using Google.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] butchieboy:
Snapdragon Note 10plus..no root no twrp..no micrgapps..no xposed.

Exynos Note 10plus better chance at all the things listed above

Note 9 great phone but the same as above.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] mafy31:
I had planned to spend the incoming month to build an answear to your questions but after a day of full thoughts I decided to spend my time doing something else.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] pcriz:
Power users!!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] gottahavit:
Your post reminds me of that commercial where a guy asks his friend if he knows any good contractors, and when he replies yes he is asked to go out and get quotes and timelines....

I can't believe you came to XDA and posted something like that without even trying to search.

My advice is go buy the new iphone 11 pro plus. I here it will do all that and and transfer your root and linux setup from your note 4 too.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Tetsujin_100:
Yes, quite. Is there a problem with asking individuals who may already have a deep knowledge of issues and limits of these devices to give advice based on their experiences?

Im fairly certain I could not find detailed answers for everything I just asked in less than 3 minutes. I believe I stated in the OP that I was simultaneously doing my own research, but I also thought it wise to ask the question considering I am not all knowing and there are details I may miss or things I havent considered.

I appreciate you replying to the content of the post instead of just posting sarcasm. You are the MVP of the responders thus far.

Wow, you were going to tackle every specific question I had in detail by yourself? That would have been an epic post I would have enjoyed reading, too bad you have other engagements. Maybe next time? :laugh:

I see how it would be similar on the surface. Aside from the fact that I stated I was already doing my own research and this question is supplemental to that, and this question is directed at those whom already have the information I am asking(actual contractors or people with knowledge of the trade). You might even say its also similar to asking someone who just had their house remodeled how much their contractor charged them for the work and if they did a good job.

Why would I want to own an iPhone? I think the last iDevice I owned was an iPod touch I got for free over 10 years ago and I had to jailbreak it just for it to be tolerable. Wait, are you just being snarky to avoid actually giving me any constructive information? That cant be something someone would come on to XDA to do?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Mr. Orange 645:
I never owned a Note 4, though I would imagine the Note 9 or Note 10+ would be at least a marginal upgrade.

I had the Note 9. Now I have the Note 10+. I like it, because it does stuff well.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Tetsujin_100:
I agree that both devices would probably be a slight upgrade over the Note 4 aside from the removable battery, IR blaster, and 3.5mm jack(Note 10+) being absent. The Note 4 was great, its flexibility and features made me disappointed in the following iterations until the Note 7 fiasco when I finally just stopped paying attention to Samsung releases since a removable battery would have entirely mitigated the issue they faced at the time.

Cool, im glad you like the Note 10+. What particular stuff for you does it do well in comparison to your Note 9 if you dont mind me asking?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] shollywood:
POWER USER with a Note 4........
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Mr. Orange 645:
https://lmgtfy.com/?q=note+10+vs+note+9
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Tetsujin_100:
Yes......You can do a lot with a rooted note 4 with a 10Ah Battery and a custom rom with lots of quality of life tweaks(Tasker, Xprivacy, etc.) Can you only be a power user if you pay to get the newest phones every time they are released when the older phone you already own pretty much does what you want?

I think I might have stated somewhere in my OP that I was doing my own research in addition to asking this question, but I may be wrong. I may need to close these 30+ tabs of Note 9 and 10+ related research I was doing for myself and do some Note 9 and 10+ related research for myself.

As far as not being constructive goes, that was pretty funny. I may have to use that one on someone it applies to at some point.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Mr. Orange 645:
Glad you liked it. One of my favorite sites.

But in all seriousness, there's some pretty in depth comparisons on YouTube from power users. I watched a few when making my decision to jump from the Note 9.

Is it upgrade from the Note 4. Absolutely. Is it an upgrade from the Note 9? I would say so. They refined the form factor from the Note 8/9, the screen is gorgeous, and it's a powerhouse.

Let me put it this way. I recently bought an nVidia Shield TV for gaming, especially emulating older gaming systems such as the GameCube (a notoriously difficult console to emulate, unless you have a gaming PC). The Shield TV is the reigning king of mobile banking powerhouses, and YouTube recommended it for emulation.

I was all excited for the Shield TV, got it set up, and it did decent. I had to fiddle with the settings, and I finally got Eternal Darkness to run DECENTLY at 720p with just a few slowdowns and stutters. It's maintained 60fps for the majority of the game, but would occasionally slow to about 40fps and the game would move like molasses. Nothing like fighting demons in slow motion.

Well, hooked up my Note 10+ to my TV, and ran the same emulator on the Note 10+ through DeX, and holy crap. It runs that game smooth as butter at 1080p. Except for one scene that stuttered for about a second, it runs at full 60fps. I'm selling my Shield TV. Why do I need it when it's inferior to my Note 10+ for gaming.

So what I'm trying to say, for functionality (S-Pen, air commands, DeX) the Note 10+ is an amazing phone. As far as power? Well, gaming is one of the most taxing things you can do with a phone, and this one doesn't even blink when heavy games are thrown at it. Now, if I crank all the Dolphin emulator options up to full, it will slow down and spit and sputter to the point it's not playable. But I think 1080p rendering at 60fps for a console game is more than impressive.

Yes, you lose root. Who needs it? Yes you lose the removable battery. I can't argue that one, really, but it hasn't bothered me in the last four years since most manufacturers did away with them. Yes you lose the IR blaster. I never used it, except in a hotel bar to put the baseball game on their TV when the bartender stepped away, LOL. What you gain compared to the Note 4 is more than worth the trade off.

Note 9 vs Note 10+ is a closer argument, but I don't regret upgrading even a little bit.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] pcriz:
In all fairness what is a power user? You can buy the most capable phone and only use snapchat, facebook, and take selfies.

You could manage your business from an iphone 6. It's less the phone and more how you use it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] pcriz:
You kind of missed the point.

Your comment that I responded to called out the note 4 and the fact that op said "power users". As if they cant exist in the same sentence...

If you acknowledge the idea that a person only using a phone for social networking (regardless of the phone) isnt a "power user", then you kind of made my point for me. That it isn't the phone it's the user.

Also you seem to imply "power user" is synonymous with owning the newest phone, which I would also say is kind of a fallacy.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] waqqas.khokhar:
Regarding software bugs:

The Note 10/+ are running One UI 1.5 and coming from my S9+ running One UI 1.0, I noticed the following improvements:

1. No more bluetooth volume warning message

2. Automated switching ("Sunset to Sunrise") between Night Mode and Day(?) Mode no longer leaves minimized notifications in the wrong mode. I would look at my notification shade after the phone automatically switched back to Day Mode and a couple minimized notifications at the bottom would still be in the dark shade. I would have to toggle Night Mode on and off and turn the schedule on again to make things right (until I repeated this 24 hours later!)

3. When the notification shade is fully extended and you have to actually scroll down to go through every single one, the animation has been cleaned up so that the icons of the bottom-most notifications don't look they're falling into/out of the UI. If ever there was a case that Samsung is not Apple, this would have been it.

4. When you pull down the notification shade, the toggles are actually correct the first time you glance at them (and previously you would pull down, push up, pull down again to see the toggles as they should be.)

5. Split screen works better. The initial app docks very well to the top half of the screen and the phone understands better that all the task switching and app gymnastics you do are meant for the bottom half of the display.

6. Apps install blazingly fast.

7. My corporate IT device admin app (Blackberry UEM) does not force a series of unrelated events when installing an app (previously it would toggle bluetooth and launch a restart-PIN security screen--don't ask me why).

Those are the things I can immediately think of.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] shollywood:
First off I didn't "IMPLY" anything, you did. The fact you would suggest someone who meerly uses a phone for Social Networking and try to tie that to a "Power User" in any way possible, tells me that our conversation is over.

Just because a phone is rooted and has a big battery does not make it suitable to use for a "power user". Power User is subjective, for sure. To me, it's someone that requires a device to be fairly recent to ensure that "productivity" remains as seamless as possible for the needs of today's "business type" of user. I've got better things to do than debate it with you based on your comments thus far.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] pcriz:
Ummm wat. I certainly didnt say/imply power using is only using social networking. Wow you absolutely did miss the point.

So you are trying to crap on OP over a subjective term.

So basically your answer is "power user" means newest phone.. so "LOL this guy has an old phone"?

New > Flexible?

Gotta love that marketing, brainwashing folks to judge other user's proficiency with using a device because it isnt the "newest"..

Right on man. You're not even attempting to understand the point, just be right by any means. Nothing to debate bud. And its OT so I'm done.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] winol:
This whole discussion got away from op question, I just can tell you this, I loved my note 4, the removable batt, the IR blaster, 3.5 mm jack, and most of all, it was in the time when rooting gave you what you could not get out of the box, things are very different now, I do not feel the need to root anymore, I just miss V4A, that's all, besides, I only hated the note 4 when using it to ACTUALLY MAKING phone calls! It was an echoes nightmare, never could get rid of it, I then had the 7, the 8 and now I am VERY happy owning a 10+, If you have that many doubts and second thoughts about spending money, go get a note 9, exynos version, very cheap these days, or an S9 plus, even cheaper, that's it
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] pcriz:
You mean the note 4 in the beginning?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] winol:
Yes, a typo, just corrected it
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] ajsmsg78:
If you buy the international version of the Note 10 + (SM-N9750/DS) or (SM-N975F) you can unlock the bootloader and root. I have the SM-N9750/DS as it uses the Snapdragon. The only thing is that it doesn't have bands 66,71 for T-mobile but that's not a big deal to me. Having it rooted with Viper4Android is a big plus and removing tons of bloat seems to have made the phone faster and it boots up in about 1/4 of the time.

The last Note I actually had was the Note 4 and Ioved the phone. Having a removable battery and good camera at the time was awesome. I'm not someone who sticks to a certain brand as I feel like I'd be missing out on other devices that are good, but i think the Note 10 + is a great phone if you can get one for around $800. It's not worth $1100 in my opinion.

As far as bugs, I really haven't came across any on my N10+. When you debloat there are certain things you can't remove or things won't work but all in all I think you'd be happy with it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] ike__1985:
I cant imagine going back to pre-amoled screens.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] cuzlion:
I came from a note 8 to the note 10 plus 5g, snap dragon variant. But my brother has the note 9. There is a big performance increase note 8 to note 10 but not so much note 9 to note 10. The 5g version isn't really cost justified but I get my phones for free so I got it anyway. I love the note 10 plus, zero flaws in my opinion. But if cost is any consideration note 9 is way better deal, especially a used one via Swappa or ebay.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Tetsujin_100:
amoled is a great technology for sure. Its especially cool since the right implementation allows an efficient workaround to Samsung deciding notification LEDs arent a thing anymore. ;)

Cost is a small consideration, but ecosystem longevity matters more and would override the difference in cost since a new device would be a multi-year long pocket Linux companion. At this point, I am heavily leaning toward the Exynos or Dual sim version of the N10+ because of the unlocked bootloader and ability to root. I just couldnt see giving up Tasker as a reasonable use state. Just the battery savings on automatically turning mdata on and off to ping push notifications and voice commands is enough to justify its use to me. If the bug reports and things level off and get resolved in t he next month or so it will probably be my choice. Otherwise I may just grab a Xiami Redmi Note 7 to tinker with and then retire as a backup device until prices drop from MSRP on the N10+.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] PsiPhiDan:
Wait, how are you doing this? Emulation app/ROM on phone, plugging into TV via HDMI cable, opening DeX, and playing the game on your phone screen? Sorry, this sounds amazing but I'm not clear how to achieve this.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Limeybastard:
OP. You seem you want to get the best value and have options in regards to development. Well the answer at this present moment would be the note 9 F or 0 or N models that are rootable.

Job done.