yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] down2none:
Hi there,

Yesterday i was talking to someone and then the audio cut´s off and never get back again, the other person can hear me but i cant hear them. Anyone know what could be? I root my phone like a week ago and never had any problem, i´m running android 2.1 with 0.504

Any suggestions ?! Anyone had this problem?!

The louder speaker works just fine.

Thank you
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] nozerogravity:
Hi,

Go to lockscreen, and press:

1 time home button

2 times back button

1 time home button

1 time back button

2 times home button

1 time back button

you get to service menu. Go to 'Service Tests', and 'Earphone'. Volume Up, and see if You can hear something. If not, theres a hardware issue - You must go to service.

EDIT: Or try to flash phone in SEUS :p
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] down2none:
Is not working, probably a hardware problem.

Thank you anyway
[HTC Inspire 4G] pacetech4:
I used the v9 tool kit to I believe root my Inspire. I was trying to load a new ROM through the ROM Manager and kept getting a black screen with a picture of the phone and a red triangle warning and the phone would lock up. I then searched for a fix to this problem and found this page

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1019868

after installing the zip file on my phone the screen actually goes blank with the backlight on. My question is should there be something on the screen or has an error occurred? and if an error has occurred should I start the hack kit all over again? Thanks in advance.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 6 Upgrading] funny keyboard:
On the front of my telephone it says Xda 11s. In the device information it says;

Operator version: pdaviet.net

ROM version: 6.01.10 DVH

ROM date: 07/08/08

radio version: 1.06.00

protocol version: 1337.38

extromversion: Diamond (01)

Cpu: iNTELl(r) PXA263

speed: 400 MHz

RAM size: 128 MB

Flash size: 32 MB

Flash type chip: 2af128k3

data bUs: 32 bits

storage size: 60.30 MB

LCD: 240X320 TFT

colours: 65536

Model number: ph20b

platform: Pocket PC

My laptop's specifications are; Lenovo N500, 4 GB of memory, 2 GHz dual core, Windows 7 64 bit, conexant high definition smart audio 221, 250 GB hard disk, Windows 7 experience rating 3.5.

I put my telephone into boot loader mode, it says serial, and when I place it in the docking station it says USB.

However, when I run any of the software upgrades in Windows 7 without running in compatibility mode, it says there is the error 101 connection problem. When I run it in Compatibility mode Windows XP service Pack 2, error 103: ROM image file not found.

I have tried wm 6.5 23668WWE, and WM6.5_23409.

Any help, advice appreciated.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 6 Upgrading] aeroflyluby:
It's not Himalaya

It's BlueAngel

(btw, your nickname owns the world!!!!)
[Vibrant Android Development] vahustla4lyfe:
I was running Bionix rom and tried to flash a kernel for overclocking, but it has my phone stuck at clockwork recovery v2.5.1.0 lagfix edition. Help me restore my phone please.
[Vibrant Android Development] Insomaniac10:
I really dont feel like going to the gym after work today :rolleyes::rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] vahustla4lyfe:
help me please I need my phone before I go out to work.
[Vibrant Android Development] Insomaniac10:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=848737
[Vibrant Android Development] Romeo20:
your phone just stuck at the red CWR screen, won't do anthing?
[Vibrant Android Development] Abu-7abash:
What exactly hqppened while yiu were flashing it? If it was done you need to go back while in recovery then choose reboot. Thats basic flashing procedure.
[Vibrant Android Development] M_T_M:
What the problem seems to be here is that your phone is messing up because you seem to be posting on the wrong section...try posting on the Q&A section and everything is going to be alright ;)

Cheers,

M_T_M
[Nook Color General] TexUs:
This is the closest forum I found to ask this question...

It's supposed to be priced at $400. Which makes it $150 more than, the Nook Color.

If this is true, you gain dual-core processors, 1GB RAM, 10.1" IPS display, and a removable keyboard (Assuming- it's factored into the $400).

Smashing good deal, I'd say.

However- my main complaint of all tablets (at least in this price range)... Is they don't run a full OS. The hardware on the Eee Pad Transformer suggest to me, it could viably run Windows on it in a dual-boot situation... I was just wondering if anyone had heard anything on doing this?

If so- it makes this an amazing device.
[Nook Color General] swaaye:
The problem with Windows is that the GUI and applications are designed around mouse usage. This will be an issue with any OS GUI not designed around touch. So it won't be as amazing as you think. Consider how difficult it will be to use toolbars with tiny buttons, use the taskbar (tiny icons), select things in dropdown menus, etc. You'd really need a stylus to get anywhere.

I suggest you look at netbooks if you want Windows. I have an EeePC 900 that I've been using for years and frankly it is vastly more usable than tablets thus far for a number of reasons.
[Nook Color General] AZImmortal:
There's no way to run Windows on a Tegra 2 or any other ARM-based platform except maybe through emulation. Also, the $400 price point for the Transformer would not include the keyboard.
[Nook Color General] TexUs:
Actually Windows 7 was designed with touch input in mind so while your statement might hold true to XP and earlier, you obviously haven't used Windows 7 ;)

I'm not worried about if Windows will work on a touch device as much as... Hardware support and if it's even possible (how it'd boot from a flash drive, for example)
[Nook Color General] TexUs:
OK- this is what I was looking for. So it won't run on Tegra 2...... Answers my question.

I am with you: I wouldn't assume the $400 included it but I've seen some product pages to suggest otherwise, I'm waiting to see. Even if the keyboard cost $100... Putting it the same price as the iPad... A tablet with no keyboard or a tablet with a keyboard: no brainer- the Eee Pad still gets the edge.
[Nook Color General] swaaye:
I use Windows XP, Vista and 7 every day, but I haven't touched a Win7 tablet PC. Windows 7 might be designed for touch but the applications, the whole reason to use Windows over another OS, will still be a problem. Not many apps are designed with touch in mind.

My EeePC 900 uses "flash drives" to boot Windows. it has a 4GB and 16GB SSD. It's pretty quick even though the SSDs are slow. It's that instant access time and relatively quick read speed, but the write speed is awful. Or are you referring to booting from SD? Which would probably entail some sort of fancy bootloader.... It is possible to boot Windows from USB so SD may be possible.
[Nook Color General] TexUs:
That's true but that's where the keyboard and touchpad picks up the slack.....

For 95% of people- Microsoft products (IE: designed with the touch in mind now) are fine.

I'm not sure how this device works (the bootloader) which is why I questioned the possibility anyway. Kindof a moot point if Windows won't run on a Tegra 2.
[Nook Color General] swaaye:
I guess so. :D

Personally I've been hoping for a new 9" netbook with better hardware than my EeePC 900. Unfortunately none of the companies seems to want to build anything smaller than 10" now.
[Nook Color General] TexUs:
I think 10" is a good size, myself.

7" is fantastic size as well, but it's too big for one handed typing and too small for two handed so... It's an awkward size. 10" is perfect IMO.
[Nook Color General] painter_:
I have an EEE 1005HA and had a EEE 900? There is a big diffrence in size. IMHO the 1005 form factor is the best ballance for useabillity and portability.

Dell has a flip screen netbook / tablet that looks intersting but the price point is high, the reviews are low, so I have not considered it.
[Nook Color General] Jgrimoldy:
What about Windows 7 is significantly different from XP in the context of touch input?

I'm certainly intrigued by the Asus tab. However, considering that I work on Windows PCs and Servers for a living, I don't like the idea of trying to navigate that OS with my blunt sausage-fingers.

I'd just be happy with an Android OS that supports running apps in resizable, movable windows. Drag and drop file maniuplation would be nice too. Functionally, the Android interface feels like Windows 3.1. I'd like to have folders on the "desktop" and navigate to a document/media file to launch it that way. Basically, I'd like to see some Windows-esque functionality without it actually needing to be Windows..
[Nook Color General] swaaye:
I disagree that 10" is better with a netbook but I'm not surprised to see it said. I'd rather move up to a 12" slim subnote with much faster hardware that point (which I've had too). The 9" is exceptionally portable and I actually wish I could find a notebook that's even smaller. Unfortunately they don't exist outside of some severely limited PDAs.

This is the reason I grabbed a Nook Color. I've wanted a 7" tablet because it's smaller than the 9" EeePC. I've had a Droid to play with but it is just too small. Unfortunately touch screen input is far inferior to a keyboard/touchpad in some situations.
[Nook Color General] swaaye:
Go look up some videos of it on Youtube. Basically MS's GUI and their apps are usable with touch but obviously when it comes to 3rd party apps you are going to have a very hard time without a stylus or KB/touchpad.
[Nook Color General] poofyhairguy:
The whole reason the tablet revolution is happening is because enough people are learning to live without Windows.

Wherever there is Windows there is x86, and that means HUGE CPU die sizes and terrible battery life.

I don't expect to see Windows on a tablet until we get to quad-core models that have enough raw power to run Windows in a virtual machine. Tablets are the end of the WinTel monopoly....
[Nook Color General] Jgrimoldy:
No, I won't go look up some videos. If he, or you, want to make the contention, which is specious at best, that Windows 7 was designed with touch in mind, feel free to explain your stance. Otherwise, I'm not buying. I work with Windows XP and Windows 7 every day. The Windows 7 interface is like lipstick on a pig relative to XP.

In Windows 7, when you select Shut Down, there's no confirmation or prompt that asks if you'd like to log off, restart, hibernate, etc. No, it just initiates the shutdown immediately. If you want to hibernate or suspend, you need to precisely click on the little triangle right next to shutdown. Yeah. If you mis-click, then the device will shutdown, which isn't what you want. This was designed with touch in mind?

Windows 7, just like every other version of Windows since 95 involves context-sensitive menus available thru right-clicking. How exactly do you right click on a tablet?

Look, I like my Nook. I'm very interested in the Asus tablet if the price is right. I'm just not letting some clown get off with some lame contention that Windows 7 was designed with touch in mind all that easily.
[Nook Color General] TexUs:
Everything.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/products/features/touch

It was designed with touch in mind. Microsoft saw this tablet thing coming and was proactive... People don't give them enough credit sometimes.

IMO the future of computing is with a STYLUS and not fingers.

Why? Handwriting. Have you used Windows 7 + OneNote? That's the future. Write ideas, notes, whatever you want to down... And then you can freaking SEARCH them later on (handwriting recognition). That is immensely more useful and practical than typing stuff in or inaccurately penning something with a fat finger- as you say.

Excellent points, but you'd then have to have a taskbar of some sort and then it starts becoming "too complicated" for people. I'm not sure if the added complications would outweigh drag and drop benefit. (Window switching is already there via long-press on home button).

I've personally got a 13" as you said- much beefier hardware.

However. After thinking about it, I don't do video editing, really. Or anything intensive. I have no need for that beefier hardware so then the question to me is... Why don't I get something smaller/more portable?

I expect Microsoft to start killing x86 off in Windows 9. That said, I've heard rumors they are already going to drop x86 in Windows 8.

Again, believe it or not: Microsoft is fairly proactive here and knows what direction they need to move in.

There's already some intel-powered Windows tablets coming out that'll be fairly decently spec'd. The downside is I've not seen one under $1000. Which makes sense considering the hardware. However- my point is that they're already coming.

Microsoft has talked of Windows 8 supporting some kind of windows-on-a-chip thing as well...... Again- they know what's coming and where they need to take it :p
[Nook Color General] TexUs:
Preaching to the choir. I have no idea the justification for that one. Even on a desktop PC it makes no sense what with the strides in hibernation/sleep.

Keep in mind this setting can be changed (and it might even be changed upon detection of a touch screen device, who knows... Windows 7 installs differently based upon detected hardware like SSDs, etc).

Considering you've admitted you haven't used Windows 7 in a touch environment I'm not sure why you expect anyone to put much stock in what you say.

How do you do it on Android? Get real.
[Nook Color General] Jgrimoldy:
TexUs,

You and I just disagree.

I don't consider the inclusion of multi-touch in Windows 7 as being significant enough to give them a pass on designing the OS for touch. There are too many things about Windows that are just too tablet unfriendly. You consider multi-touch to change "everything" (your word) about the interface relative to XP. I do not.

On the topic of stylus-based tablet computing, this was tried about 6 or 7 years ago. That didn't work out very well. Styluses are a pain in the ass. They get lost, etc. The Palm Pilot was a stylus based device that really caught on for several years. The stylus, however, did not.

I never suggested that you could right-click on Android. My point was that right-clicking is just further evidence that Windows 7 is not all *that* tablet friendly. No need to get real. I'm already there.
[Nook Color General] TexUs:
You said relative to XP. Everything DID change in contrast to XP. XP sucked from a touch perspective. It was pretty much just tap this or tap that... Windows 7 made huge leaps and bounds.

Touch gestures in the OS, High DPI support, the Taskbar was huge in multi-window management in a touch environment, Aero Snap- again- more window management made easier in a touch environment, IE- touch support added - along with most all Microsoft products

Tons of improvement over XP. Again- the OS as a whole is now ready for touch- XP can't say that.

And your singular example of the shutdown button (which I already admitted is retarded regardless of setup) is hardly a damning point.

Yes because stylus tech and handwriting recognition is exactly the same as it was 10 years ago.

By that token, Android isn't tablet friendly since it relies on long-presses to gain additional options (IE: context menu) either.

Your logic just doesn't stack up.

You're complaining that a full blown OS has more features than a phone OS. Really? Where else do you suppose they stick all those options? All over the screen? Or with menus and long presses to pull them up only when needed? You also act, like people will constantly be using these functions on a tablet anyway. Tablets are for the foreseeable future, additions. Only things like the Eee Pad Transformer that have easily attachable keyboards- have any hope of replacing "real" computers.
[Nook Color General] smaskell:
I have a windows based tablet and I am incredibly happy with it

I have every intention of getting another one very soon (probably the asus ep121 or the hp slate 500)

I don't know why everyone's arguing about stylus input here, but if you haven't tried an active digitizer, you have no idea what you're talking about.

there's no way you can compare a windows tablet to a palm pilot which had a crappy resistive touch screen

it's like night and day

and the hand writing recognition in windows 7 is really, really good

I use it all the time and I never have any problems with it

also, I've been using my stylus nearly every day for 2 years and I haven't lost it..

I really don't see that being a problem

but anyway, I find it strange that no one has bothered to mention windows 8 in this thread. it will most likely be out fairly soon and it will support arm( not to mention the fact that it will be more touch friendly). I doubt it will be easy to port to something like the transformer, but it will be a hell of a lot easier than porting win7.

one more thing, you can long press to right click in windows, exactly the same as you do in android.
[EVO 4G General] hddwiper:
unrEVOked3 or unrEVOkedforever? Which one is best or what are the pro's, con's?

Thanks.
[EVO 4G General] sitlet:
Unrevoked3 is what you want if you want to root. It includes unrevoked forever.
[EVO 4G General] iitreatedii:
Just run unrevoked 3 and at the end it'll run forever for you anyway one click roots everything
[EVO 4G General] snowboarda42:
UnRevoked 3, just like sitlet said, it contains unRevoked Forever
[EVO 4G General] trevoc1:
Unrevoked3 is the way to go....
[EVO 4G General] iitreatedii:
Read above, they go hand in hand, if you run 3 it auto runs forever...
[EVO 4G General] DevilInPgh:
Just for reference if I ever have to reroot, Unrevoked3 unlocks NAND for ROM flashing and backup, right?
[EVO 4G General] iitreatedii:
Yessiree every evo out there right now
[Wildfire General] h4oxer:
Most of you just flash the roms made available by these brilliant devs here at XDA (I myself have created ImPrOS :p) but don't quite understand everything, I put it al together in a small, easy to read text, if you want to know more about how a ROM works check it out here :

http://h4oxer.wordpress.com/building-an-android-rom/

Enjoy and learn!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smugface:
Someone posted in Dev section that they were able to get the camera working with a camera app. I have tried 2 and no luck. Anyone able to get it to work?
[XPERIA X2 General] redx.czero:
I Need a Free Call Recorder Software for my X2, I tried searching everywhere, and found ACR..but I don't know why its not working..with any settings it just creastes 0 bytes files and no any call recording happens.

Pls help.
[XPERIA X2 General] indycar:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=779883
[XPERIA X2 General] redx.czero:
You didn't check that post yourself may be !!! its not working, I already said that ACR is not working.
[XPERIA X2 General] indycar:
if ud read that thread ud know
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bokee21:
guys if I buy the test jig, will my bricked samsung galaxy ace work again via odin? please? if so, i would just buy one from ebay.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] gentorsic:
i also have the same question. right now im about to test my home made jig. my ace is currently at a no boot brick state. 3 button combo not working
[XPERIA X8 General] UAL4588:
In the portal today a script was released to up the cache size of the SD card to improve reading speeds. Unfortunately, the change is reset after reboot. The dev has said that by changing the init.d folder we would be able to make it change the value on boot. Read on at: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1010807

Now my request is that could someone come up with an update.zip that flashes to the recommended size of 2048? I would do it if I knew how.
[XPERIA X8 General] LuisDias:
I can post one, but why do you need an update.zip file when you can use root explorer to do that? ;)

I already use this script and it works flawlessly.. :D
[XPERIA X8 General] UAL4588:
The thing is, it would be easy for others to just flash it, right? I did it by ADB though. Works perfect. Also when you install a new rom you gotta do it all over, it'd be nice to just flash from sd. I have the files. could you give me the script? or best, is there a Update.zip generator out there?

Edit： Never mind. Got it. Actually went and learned the commands. Will post update.zip shortly

Edit2:Script doesn't work.
[XPERIA X8 General] viper001:
I tested thw available 4096 cache zip and flash that in xrecovert:-) it works! I checked after the reboot :-) :-) :-)
[XPERIA X8 General] UAL4588:
you sure? it's said that xrecovery doesn't read the file...
[XPERIA X8 General] viper001:
yes, i've rebooted 2x now to confirm. it stays there. using minicm btw.

edit: go to the start of the your linked thread. 4 files for xrecovery with diff cache size.
[XPERIA X8 General] XperianPro:
i try to get it working but i just cant i dont understand

i have sdcard class 2 minicm please someone help me :(
[XPERIA X8 General] Graveir:
as-mario, what is it that you don't understand? Besides, with class 2 SD card you won't even feel the difference, really...
[XPERIA X8 General] racht:
All you need to do is add it to your init.delta.rc inside ramdisk.tar ..

Attached is ramdisk.tar for my CM7RC4, just push it into /system/bin/ to install.

I have class6 Transcend card, write speed did not change (13MB/s), but read speed grew from 12MB/s to 35MB/s after increasing the cache value.
[XPERIA X8 General] XperianPro:
ok i solved it but write speed is same but read speed is doubled :D
[XPERIA X8 General] viper001:
what cache size did you use?
[XPERIA X8 General] XperianPro:
2048
[XPERIA X8 General] nizzle1:
How to do for stock 2·1 2.0.1.A.0.47, i can't find the right files :\
[XPERIA X8 General] -ReaL-:
Last version of MiniCM. Transcend 4Gb 6Class.

Results.
[XPERIA X8 General] kecil26:
err..im sory..but how do you know the class of ur sd? i mean 2nd class 6 class :confused:
[XPERIA X8 General] -ReaL-:
is written on sd...
[XPERIA X8 General] aldee_s:
just test your SDcard on computer using h2wtest (if im not mistaken). then if your write speed is around 2 MB/s then its class 2, if 4 then its class 4, if 6 then its class 6, if 10 then its class 10 :D
[Nook Color General] rigy73:
Hey guys i have had a nook for quite some time now and it is a fantastic product but one thing that i really find annoying is the bad music quality.

The voice is so thin, and there's no bass at all. Why is that? please compare any song on a music player and a nook(same headphones) u'll see what i mean.

Is this because of the bad chip?

can i also implement audio decoding at software level and will that do any good?

Edit: am using cm7 pherimod 5.1 and Sony's headphones with miui music player

Edit: Okay finally figured out the problem, its the headphone jack. When u plug headphones in too fast ,i.e without stopping in btw the sound is kind of okay but if u plug them in slowly u lose the bass(it may be opposite for your case). If the headphones are not completely inserted, u lose the stereo but get high bass.

Hope this help's someone.
[Nook Color General] animatechnica:
might be because they designed nook primarily as an e-reader not as a media playback device so likely they skimped on the audio part
[Nook Color General] fpga_guy:
What ROM, what MP3 player, what version of the NC firmware are you using?

My NC, a rooted stock 1.1.0 rom using Autonooter 3.0 running the stock mp3 player sound fine. May be a bad NC or your android OS.
[Nook Color General] jinp6301:
Have to agree with rigy73 here. The nook color is a horrible sounding device. Probably the amp chip they used was bad.
[Nook Color General] A. Nonymous:
I think the speaker is just poor quality at the end of the day. You have a poor quality speaker, you're gonna get poor quality sound no matter what you do.