yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nook Color General] rogerdugans:
More props to all involved:

I run the nightlies with the oc kernel and started adding the Tablet Tweaks: fantastic so far.

I just tested the video test build and had no problems with it at all.

I went back to my backup with TT since that is more important to me than YouTube, but all of this stuff should make it in before too long which is good for all of us. :)

The Tablet Tweaks are definitely a work in progress and may take longer than the video but for those who haven't tried it yet- they will be a tremendous addition to CM.
[Nook Color General] chrzanek_:
from my side I can only confirm that new video test build works great. some people reported issues with gapps however in my case everything is just perfect. now fingers crossed to fixes of bluetooth range and sleep of death
[Nook Color General] =X=:
Yep I agree, I loaded TT fix as well as dalingrin OC fix really makes for an excellent tablet experience.

I had reverted the DSP because I thought the speed improvement was more important than watching videos. But having both is even better thanks dalingrin /mad m.
[Nook Color General] chisleu:
speed improvement? Install the kernal after you flash the test build = fixed.
[Nook Color General] =X=:
Okay, I must of botch the order when I upgraded to build 30 a few days ago. The screen and OS was sluggish.

Today I installed TT released today, I belive it's based on CM7 build 32 and applied the OC kernel. Everything works great now.

I tried running an AVI (P90X disk 1) and the video looked great, it was nice and smooth.

=X=
[Nook Color General] cabbieBot:
Dsp fix is committed to gerritt so it'll be in the next nightly.

We should be having tablet tweaks and dsp at once soon as mad compiles it.
[Nook Color General] Iucas:
This is really great news for me. Can't wait for the next nightly build to include this fix.
[Nook Color General] RoboRay:
10 times the battery life? Really? I guess if you only use it for an hour a day and let it sleep the rest of the time. Another 10% for heavy users, maybe.
[Nook Color General] Mooniegt:
I flashed this yesterday. YouTube works great. Flash video on CNN.com is still choppy. Should it be? I tried uninstalling and reinstalling flash with no improvement...

I also tried one of my own videos in ffmpeg format and worked great.

Great work Dalingrin! And thank you!
[Nook Color General] khaytsus:
I've heard 2%/hr standby vs .2%/hr standby. Typical 8-10%/hr when in use, so if you use it a total of 5 hours that gives you a total of 30 hours of time off charger with no sleep, 255 hours with sleep.
[Nook Color General] ace7196:
Haha, yeah. Was still in engineering mode when I wrote that. Magnitude as in percent increase...
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajithvv:
Does any one has tried the HTC location india. Does it work in India
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifhasan86:
I am using it, not the voice nav, as it is a paid service :D, but the maps are updated regularly and they are very detailed for city area, you may be out of luck in remote areas as villages, etc though.

you can download the maps via wifi through Locations App. If you want voice guided navigation, then you need to purchase it. I think it costs around 2k INR :eek:.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] gio4bm:
Hy, my question is this: I have at the moment a XDA II/ qtek 2020 and while the windows may have a WiFi turn on option, I know It doesn't have any, but can I get the WiFi antenna from Alpine/qtek 2020i?

I have am Alpine(not functional), could I like put the Himalaya in the Alpine's case or could I get it's antenna to work on Himalaya ?(I'm really a noob at hardware, but please help me with an answer)
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] muckelmaus:
Nope, that won't work! Although they look the same, the hardware is totally different. But it is no problem to use WiFi SDIO sd-cards eg. pluscom ect.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] gio4bm:
Thanks a lot for the help:p
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] aeroflyluby:
Thats how topics should be lol!
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sudermatt:
I get my GT in a day or so. I've been reading lots of horror stories and dire warnings about what not to do. These are very useful and I thank those that are trying to protect the nOObs. I've been modding phones since the VX6600 so I know how this goes.

I'm concerned about the early ROM version woo-Tabs have been turning up with.

Is there some advice on how to get these 32xx ROMS to 3588?

Should we wait until the OTA updates pushes to the device and see what where that gets the device?

Can we install the .08 beakit (sp?) right away and we're off and modding?

What is the main difference between nvflash and adb?

Thanks,

Matt
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roebeet:
This is what I would recommend:

- OTA update to 3588 first. You want the latest stock, right off the bat (this is what the vendor wants, as well). I would argue that updating to 3588 first is absolutely positively CRITICAL. The reason why is that their 3991 UAT seemed to indicate that 3588 is possibly a "gateway" ROM to get users to their 1.2 development branch (that's assuming they don't kill it, of course). 3588 recovery is the ONLY recovery that worked for the 3991 UAT.

- If you install clockworkmod .8, just understand the risks. See above, as an example. I've stated this a few times, but cwm does not support updating the bootloader. So, if a future ROM or mod requires it, you could have problems. Other than the 3991 UAT that we've sequestered, I'm not aware of a ROM that requires this yet.

- adb and nvflash are very different tools. adb is a remote shell and is built into Android. It's like a SSH tool, that's the closest comparison. There's a lot of documentation not just here in XDA, but on other sites.

nvflash is specific to Tegra 2 devices only. It's a low-level tool for formatting and re-creating the partition structure. Since it's Tegra 2 based, the only documentation you'd find is on devices like the GTAB. There's a good HOWTO that "Rev" wrote, but has my name attached it to in the Development section.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] K J Rad:
Never mind... Roebeet beat me to it...
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sudermatt:
thanks roe

one followup please.

As I understand it... the only thing GT uses nvflash is repartitioning?

this is required because different roms required different partion structures?

ok, that was two
[General Questions and Answers] thiazzi:
Is there a music player app that handles m4a chaptering? A podcast I listen to uses it to make navigating through the hour+ podcast easier, but I haven't come across a media player for android yet that supports this in an obvious way. Any ideas?
[General Questions and Answers] jazzboyrules:
bump!

10char
[General Questions and Answers] RedSkyRoad:
This is something Cyanogen or Koush should DO!!!
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nsmartinez79:
Let me start by saying I received my gtab on Saturday and all I can say is WOW!!! I love this device. My question (and forgive me if I'm in the wrong forum) is I was wondering if it would be at all possible to sync my livescribe smartpen to the gtab. The pen has a usb cradle and a desktop application that I have loaded onto my laptop. This would make my life so much better if I could only have to carry my gtab to school everyday instead of my laptop:p I was wondering if anyone out there has the pen or even knows what I 'm talking about. I would be willing to pay someone if they could make this happen.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PsychoJon:
I have one, they can hold quite a bit of information so I don't see why you need to carry your laptop. Can you please clarify what you are doing?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pbrauer:
I love both the gTab and my Pulse Pen, and while there is not as of yet a way to directly sync the two devices, Livescribe desktop does allow you to upload directly to Evernote, and there is of course the Evernote client for Android.

this is how I do it every day.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nsmartinez79:
I was talking about running the livescribe desktop on my gtab. The audio isn't that good out of the pen
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geoffreywolter:
Quick answer is no.
[Droid X General] irishyamaha:
Hello everyone. I got a prob I need a hand with. Well it seems my current kernal doesn't have "netfilter" and i would hate to switch it i love it..is there such a thing out there as a netfilter update zip file to add to my existing kernal?Or maybe you know of a different work around.. See Im trying to connect my wifi tether and 3g hotspots apps to my PSP and it recognizes the connection barely and drops with full bars, any help I would be so grateful

Please correct me if I'm wrong and not having netfilter is the prob..
[Droid X General] joebob296:
You cant change the kernel on DX. As for a patch I have no idea.
[Droid X General] |Melvin|:
Its kernel bro not kernal....
[Droid X General] irishyamaha:
@Bosnia thx fur korecting mi grammer...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] viola.lory:
where can I download italian t9 for my htc with windows mobile?
[HTC Inspire 4G] zxrax:
From what I've read, I should be able to simply rename the .zip file PD98IMG.zip and just put it on the root of the SD card, then reboot into bootloader and press the power button and it should flash the radio.

When I press the power button, it starts to flash the radio but when it says SD Checking... and tries to load the .zip file, is says "no image!" and then "no image or wrong image!"

I also tried zipping it without compression and it had the same problem. What gives?
[HTC Inspire 4G] di11igaf:
No, and flashing radios is probably one of the easiest ways to completely brick your phone if not done right.

You have to take the radio from the hack kit(PD98IMG.zip), found in the radio folder. Open the zip as an archive with 7zip, take the radio.img out of the zip with the radio you want to flash, and drop it into the archive you opened of the PD98IMG.zip to overwrite the stock one that was in there. Now just close the archive, put it on your sdcard, then reboot into bootloader and it should flash.
[HTC Inspire 4G] mj0528:
Tried this method but phone info still shows the hack kit radio.
[HTC Inspire 4G] kirk123:
His post clearly says "You have to take the radio from the hack kit(PD98IMG.zip)".

It wouldn't show anything different if you flashed the same radio.
[HTC Inspire 4G] CharlieBravo117:
I could be wrong, but I was under the impression that radios CANNOT be flashed from the bootloader. They have to be flashed over using the ADB tools from your computer, right?

Make sure phone has USB Debugging enabled.

Extract the radio (should be titled radio.img) to the folder with the ADB files.

Open a command prompt with admin privileges and type and navigate to the directory containing both the radio and the ADB files. Then type:

adb reboot bootloader - this reboots the phone into the bootloader mode

fastboot flash radio radio.img - this flashes the radio stored on your computer to your phone and the phone installs it from there

fastboot reboot - this reboots your phone

Somebody double check me, I typed this in a rush!
[HTC Inspire 4G] mj0528:
Yes, understood that completely. His post says to take the radio.img of the radio you want to flash and place it in the hack kit radio zip file. Did that and radio shows hack kit (stock) radio.
[HTC Inspire 4G] kirk123:
Ohh different story then. Maybe he can chime in and help you out. Sorry.
[HTC Inspire 4G] CharlieBravo117:
If you're already rooted, ignore any hack kit instructions from here on. Once you finally get rooted, new techniques and procedures will be developed, just keep up with the forums! Don't rename the radio - just keep it as radio.img. I attached the .zip that helped me (thanks leith51).

Extract the "Radio flash" folder within the .zip anywhere you want.

Next, extract your radio (should be "radio.img") into that same directory.

After that, launch the "Start Here" file - this automatically opens a command prompt and navigates you to where you need to be.

Lastly, follow the instructions in my last post.

Here's the post I got this from:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=896597
[HTC Inspire 4G] di11igaf:
NO. That won't work if you don't have eng. S-off, and I doubt he does. If you do that with just S-off, the flash will FAIL. you have to have eng- S-off to fastboot flash, if you don't know what it is, you probably don't have it.

If your doing what I typed in my last post and its still stock, then your flashing the stock radio.

Tell me what radio you want and ill upload it ready to be flashed
[HTC Inspire 4G] CharlieBravo117:
Your use of caps lock has moved me
[HTC Inspire 4G] di11igaf:
As it should. Don't give advice on flashing radios if you don't know what your talking about, unless your trying to brick somebody's phone.
[HTC Inspire 4G] mj0528:
Oh crap, I bricked it!

Just kidding! I took the flashboot method and got it working!
[HTC Inspire 4G] CharlieBravo117:
Well how bout them apples...
[HTC Inspire 4G] CharlieBravo117:
Your use of poor grammar humors me.
[HTC Inspire 4G] pollux1151:
Kirk: i am able to the flash stock radio using your method

(put radio.img inside PD98img.zip then bootloading)

now i am thinking flashing other radios using your method

will it work?
[HTC Inspire 4G] CharlieBravo117:
And FYI, his phone wouldn't have bricked - it just would've errored out with no changes made.
[HTC Inspire 4G] zxrax:
I followed the instructions from your previous post more to the letter and it worked. I noticed the .txt file in the original PD98IMG.zip file, would that be what's stopping me from being able to flash a ROM? It's really rather annoying to have to use that specific file, but if I could just keep a backup of that .txt and add it to the .zips of radios I flash it would be much more convenient. Would that work?
[HTC Inspire 4G] mudknot2005:
Agreed, also simply taking a peek into the development section wouldn't hurt, as there is an entire thread dedicated to this entire process along with the zip's for it. Not only that, but it also tells you how to check the file to make sure it is not corrupt.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Mr. Clown:
Can you keep this civil guys?. I did some cleaning.

Back on topic please.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Khalsa4G:
hey guys,

I just flashed my radio to this build.

I saw my HSPA go down the crap shoot. Did you guys notice this? I'm running CM7.

Not sure if I did this right but:

1) Ace rooted, S-off

2) Installed CM7

3) Flashed Radio 06.04.14

Should I wipe everything and reflash the ROM?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Mustang302LX:
Im using 26.06.04.14_M as my radio and get around 3Mbps down and 1.28Mbps up. However the radio might just work better in my area. Try going back to stock and see what happens. Also be aware if you edited the build.prop prior to flashing this radio it must be done again on the new radio.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Khalsa4G:
yea i'm only seeing speeds of like 0.72Mbps and upload of like 0.13Mbps. that's HORRIBLE. Sigh going to flash a different radio and see if that works.

thanks!
[HTC Inspire 4G] harlenm:
After you flash the radio, you have to re-flash the rom.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Khalsa4G:
Thanks did not see that anywhere in the forum. Just that certain radios are recommended etc etc. Need to compile a comprehensive list of how things should be done..once I figure it all out maybe I can put something together for super newbs.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Mustang302LX:
From my experience that is false. I flashed the new radio edited my build.prop rebooted twice and was good to go. No reflashing of any ROM.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Khalsa4G:
sorry but how do you edit the build.prop i tried looking for it but couldn't find any threads on it. Is that where you have to set the value to 2? I'm running CM7 so it should be 2 by default no?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Mustang302LX:
My HSUPA is set to 3 as is a lot of people in a few threads I have read. However with 2 and 3 I've been between 1.28-1.3Mbps upload either way.

To edit use Root Explorer navigate to system and on the top choose Mount R/W. Long hold on build.prop and choose open in text editor and edit the values. Once done hit the back button and it will save the changes and make a backup of the standard build.prop file just in case. Reboot the phone twice and test in an area where you know there is good "4G" speeds.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Khalsa4G:
sorry really appreciate the help. what value do i change exactly? I'm in build.prop but I'm not really sure what to edit...
[HTC Inspire 4G] pollux1151:
this is also a very good radio for the Inspire

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1028044
[HTC Inspire 4G] Mustang302LX:
My settings are:

ro.ril.grpsclass=12

ro.ril.hsdpa.category=28

ro.ril.hsupa.category=7

ro.ril.hsxpa=3

Oh and for fun you can get rid of the phone thinking it is a Desire HD by editing:

ro.product.model=Desire HD to Inspire 4G or w/e you want. This modification is towards the top of the build.prop
[HTC Inspire 4G] harlenm:
We tested it in one of the threads in the developer forum, and the dev himself couldn't get it to work right until he reflashed the backup of his rom.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Mustang302LX:
That's weird. I didn't mean it as you were lying just had the opposite experience when I changed radios. Maybe I got lucky?
[HTC Inspire 4G] waitisover:
I have flashed different radios without changing or re flashing any ROM.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Khalsa4G:
Sweet you guys rock! I flashed the new firmware again and wiped and flashed cm7 again. Changed my settings in build.prop as well.

Got 2.90 down and 1.5 up. Only issue now is that sometimes it drops to 3G. I still get the speeds but it just says 3G... weird.

Swyped from my HTC Inspire 4G using XDA App
[Touch2 General] viola.lory:
where can I download italian t9 for my htc with windows mobile?
[Galaxy Tab General] nishbul:
Hi Guys - Its amazing how much love a GSM GT gets.

Is it possible to have any of these GSM Roms on a CDMA Sprint GT ??

I have been looking all over the net, cant really find a good answer, maybe some of you experts and developers can help me.

Looking forward to your help.

Regards
[Optimus One, P500, V General] dongimin2:
I got that error message when i tried to do a nandroid restore. I have many nandroids restores, maybe thats the cause?

a. I used PDANet

b. I deleted the drivers for PDANet and adb(i think) when i was just dumb.

c. I installed EasyTether drivers, which failed.

d. I can't install PDANet drivers now (on my PC)

e. My adb shell is f-ed up on my phone. Please help.

EDIT-----------------

Apparantly Recovery stops everything when the battery is low to prevent the phone from bricking itself. how nice. imma charge until 40%.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] mmarks9156:
Does the HTC Mail apk work on AOSP ROMs or is this only for Sense?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] miguelfp1:
Probably won't work, it's dependent on the HTC frameworks
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] mmarks9156:
That is what I thought. Appreciate the response
[Fascinate General] deaffob:
I'm using SC with JT's new voodoo. BLN with Blinky does work but blinking doesn't. Does anyone know a way to make blinking work?
[Fascinate General] justin94:
Don't use blinky, use BLN. Free in the market

sent from my fascinating fascinate eating delicious froyo.
[Fascinate General] farewell_goodbye2u:
I second this motion.

Sent via voodoo android powered Galaxy S Fascinate w/ Adryn's blazing SFC 2.9.2v w/ jt's EC10 kernel with voodoo sound and color along with Nitro's awesome NitroDark Eclipse Theme
[Fascinate General] Droiddude24:
I tried blinky it worked, but it wasn't blinking the lights just stayed on lol i'll give BLN free a try.
[Fascinate General] KitsuneKnight:
Blinky works- the in-app test just doesn't really work. Send yourself a text or something to actually test it out.
[Fascinate General] chopper the dog:
+1^^. And I like the auto "save settings" in the new version of blinky.

good day.
[Fascinate General] deaffob:
I think most of you didn't read my question. BLN "does" work. and BLN Control Free doesn't give you "blinking." Only paid BLN Control gives you "blinking."

Blinky is free and it provides everything including modifying specific time intervals.

My question was blinking doesn't work and is there anyway to get this feature rolling?
[Fascinate General] KitsuneKnight:
How did you test it? If you used the in-app test, don't trust that. Try actually sending yourself a text message, and give it about 5-10 seconds after the lights come on for it to start blinking.
[Fascinate General] deaffob:
Ofcourse. I tried it with gmail and sms notification.
[Fascinate General] bobloblaw1:
Blinky works but I found it to eat a ton of battery for no good reason.
[Fascinate General] dadsterflip:
On my wife's phone. Bln stopped working. I uninstalled and reinstalled still now luck. Using SC and Jt kernel. Anyone come across this problem?
[Fascinate General] lucas.scott:
i was having the problem of my phone not blinking as well ... just a steady light . I ended up getting BLN Pro AND blinky ... blinky recognizes bln , from there i can set everything how i want in the blinky app and everything works just fine .
[Fascinate General] deaffob:
You mean blinking or BLN?
[Fascinate General] bobloblaw1:
I meant Blinky (the app) ate a ton of battery as compared to BLN (the app).

After an hour of being unplugged, and only blinking for minimal time, battery stats was saying blinky used something like 15% of the power during that time. That never happens with BLN (the app)

Oh, and btw, blinking the LEDs will use more energy than having a solid light. Or at least thats what the author of BLN (the app) says.
[Fascinate General] xceebeex:
I am having similar issues with Blinky. The first time it is installed it works for a little while and then they just stay solid after a few notifications.

I was able to repeat this too because	I uninstalled it and then reinstalled and it worked for a little while again. Clearing the data didn't work, I had to literally remove the app and then install it again. So I am not sure what is going on.
[Fascinate General] dadsterflip:
bought the app too lol. it was working great. i wonder what happened in between... just weird how it stops working and can't get it to work anymore. waste of 2 dollars lol. well i posted on his thread hopefully he can fix it .
[Fascinate General] deaffob:
I think there's problem with our kernel, not the bln apps.
[Fascinate General] tjthebest:
Blinky blinks for me!
[Fascinate General] Droiddude24:
ok I uninstall blinky and got a text last night and my lights stayed on all night? Is their a setting with in the phone settings for bln or just via bln apps? edit never mind I just rebooted the phone and it fix it.
[Fascinate General] exnihilo:
Since it seems that there is some discrepancy, where some BLN users are able to blink and others are not, I wonder if it is a kernel or rom issue.

using only Blinky (no BLN app) on the following setup, I am unable to get "blinking" to work. They do light up, but stay on consistently.

Also, the tick-box for "Turn the lights off after this time" under "Time to blink" does not work either. The lights will remain on until the notification is dismissed.

ROM: Superclean 2.9.2

Kernel: 0328 imnuts SV NoVoodoo
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jimbush3:
I've done all the searching I can and the only thing that I've been able to find are requests for this type of functionality, but no apps to provide it. Would anyone be interested in developing an app/service that would recognize the event of putting the phone into a holster with magnetic clip and trigger a lock screen? Conversely, the app/service would notice removal from holster and unlock screen.

This is a function of some blackberry devices and has got to be the thing I miss the most after switching over.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LancerV:
Would be pretty much impposblie since the blackberries have a magnetic switch built in
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dLo GSR:
yeah, i believe the only magnetic device in the phone is for dock recognition and no holsters are designed to interact with that.