yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Themes] david1171:
I thought the argument over it had come and passed a while back. Who got butthurt over it now?
[Android Themes] djmcnz:
A week? A while? I don't know.

http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/the-cm-girls-wallpaper-and-its-effect
[Android Themes] david1171:
I don't keep up with current events lol. It was a few months ago when I knew it to be under attack.
[Android Themes] 007K:
Yes, it's back!
[Android Themes] keith.mcintyre26:
Its removal feels life a violation of my first amendment rights.
[Android Themes] Auridran:
They've removed a ton of other wallpapers as well, not just that one. I was using a wallpaper, flashed to a new nightly, checked the wallpapers and noticed it was gone.
[Android Themes] david1171:
Yeah, looking through the apk for the RC2 release compared to the RC4 release, there are a lot of really good ones that they took out, and left a bunch of *meh* ones instead. Seriously, it went from 15 I thought looked interesting to 1.
[Android Themes] cheez99:
Oh for christ sake. Grow up. You want a picture of tits? You have a whole network in front of you full of them. The picture was a copyright violation. Stop tin foil hatting and acting like someone is out to get you because they removed a stupid wallpaper.
[Android Themes] 4305ms:
The conversation in the reply section is just so entertaining- just wonderful! ^^

All this growling about a half-naked girl amongst the wallpapers..

And for the record, a large community need to think about how they present themselfs - and it aint to f**ing hard fore those who whant some half-dressed girl as wp to use google..

The whole thing is ridiculous...
[Android Themes] 4305ms:
hahahaha that just made my day!
[Android Themes] keith.mcintyre26:
I don't know what's better- bringing up the constitution with CM7 or how seriously you took my post....Also, there are tits on the internet? Both of them? The internet here at my public library doesn't have any :(
[Android Themes] Matty Matt:
i love what one of the comments said, as i see both sides of the argument

"It’s just like if Ubuntu comes with girls in bikinis and guys at the gym as a wallpaper. Something wouldn’t be right."

I mean, if you REALLY need boobs on your phone then just find some better photos on the internet! i saw the original photo on the internet BEFORE it was in CM[/hipster mode]
[Click General] wormix500:
For several days I have the error message, that my internal storage is running out of space...

my tattoo's running with nFinityGB-0.93 and i've already moved as much apps as possible to sd-card... i cleared all cache-data with aCCleaner...

is there any possibility to remove unused components of the rom? or any other way to reduce the data stored on internal storage?
[Click General] sunitknandi:
Well, you could try Apps2Ext. It requires you to create two partitions on your SD card, one as Ext2 and the other as FAT.

You can repartition an SD card for apps2ext with ROM manager or clockworkmod recovery.

To use Apps2Ext, download Simple2Ext and run it. If the Memory card is properly set, it will move your apps and even your cache and data to the card ext partition freeing internal memory and allowing apps to run from the card. :)
[Click General] wormix500:
Sounds great - thanks for the hint. I'll try it tonight, but I have one question left. I'm using the current nFinityGB, that also already provides the functionality to store apps2sd - is it the same or is it a different way of apps2sd?!

for me it sounds as if the difference is caused by the ext-partition?! currently i have no ext, so that only some data of the app can be stored on sd-card... with ext a deeper layer (osi) can be addressed?! is this correct?

thanks!
[Click General] sunitknandi:
The current apps2sd in CM 7 releases is called apps2fat. This allow you to move bulky programs (.apk) into an external FAT storage, keeping data and dalvik cache in the internal memory. The reason being everything cannot be moved are the limitations of the FAT file system. And many apps that are moved to SD, especially widgets stop working properly.

Now, ext (ext2/ext3/ext4) is a linux filesystem and it supports all the requirements for apps to run properly with right permissions. Apps2Ext has an advantage that apps, data, dalvik cache, or everything can be moved into the ext partition. The phone assumes the ext partition to be an internal memory and all apps seem to run without problems. Even widgets on the homescreen work fine.

The only drawback is that, if any app is running from the ext partition (even in background), you wont be able to unmount the sd card. And it can be risky to remove card without unmounting. If u mount the phone as usb storage, only the fat partition can be used by the PC.

Other than that, Apps2Ext is a great tool. That way, if you have a 8GB card and format it to 1GB ext and 7GB fat partition, your apps will install in that ext area without messing up your data in fat and wont exceed 1GB storage in your SD card without notifying you.

Finally, Apps2Ext was called apps2sd when android was in 1.5 and 1.6 versions. From 2.2 onwards, apps2fat was made apps2sd. But you can install Simple2Ext from market and give the old Apps2Ext a try.
[Click General] wormix500:
great explanation - thanks!
[Droid Eris General] sjpritch25:
I installed gingertazz 15 a couple of weeks ago. Do i need to do a full wipe and or can i just delete the secure folder and install the new rom? Thanks
[Droid Eris General] CondemnedSoul:
If you deleted the android secure folder before installing 15 you probably wont need to delete it again for an update. I would try a dalvik wipe then flash the update followed by gapps. If you have any issues then reboot into recovery and do a full wipe.
[Droid Eris General] sjpritch25:
I ended up doing a dalvik wipe and full wipe. I figured it was safer that way.
[Droid Eris General] Diggy1584:
I know this a bit old but updates continue coming for this rom so thought i would add my $.02. I have done both methods and I have found the write over to be just as good and faster by me not having to setup the phone again.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pazzu510:
Is there any way to have a full format of EVERYTHING except the APX mode?

I know the Format utility that erases any rom traces that might be in the system, but is there anyway to have a fresh start and erase everything (like sys, system, data, dev, d and other folders in root) and get like a full factory reset?

Conclusion:

The closest formats are:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=974422

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9603803&postcount=1

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=842000
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] makto:
The closest thing I think that is available currently can be found here. Listed as a detox for the gtablet.

Read everything very carefully. You will have to use nvflash to restore your tablet if you use this.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=974422

but I think this is the format utility you describe?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pazzu510:
Yep, it is the format utility; but it specifies that "This fully erases the ROM".

I would like to start again erasing everything except apx.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] P00r:
To do this simply install a copy of TNT 3991, this is a fairly good reset, we do not have a real stock image from viewsonic yet, partitioning to 2048 and installing a rom is a prety good refresh.

btw APX is not something you can erase... it's a special mode that the tegra support, it read into ram memory a special files and execute low level command.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pazzu510:
;) Tnx for the comment, but a fresh install is not good enough for my problem. :(

I have a problem with the battery. I am a noob, but i think that the folders in root such as the sys, system, d ,dev, data and so (not sure if they are part of the kernel or not) are they ones i have corrupted. That is why i am asking for a full format, no rom change or kernel(clemsin or pershoot) update has fixed my problem, i need something much more complete(i think) to solve my problem.:D

My theory is that, if i manage to replace those files for fresh new ones untouched by anyone else that is not from viewsonic would finally fix my problem because those files are the ones that control the battery meter.

You can see my signature to see what the problem is.

I also thought that it would be good not just for my problem, but for any problem that comes from the base of the pyramid rather than the rom. A good fresh and complete reinstall of the tnt firmware would fix almost any problem that is not related to hardware.

BTW: i thought that APX was something as primitive as bios, if you manage to erase it, it would leave your device as processed plastic + metal. Didnt know that it couldnt be erased.;)
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] butchconner:
pazzu510,

What you are looking for doesn't exist here. Android is not well-documented and many

of its function -- like formatting, deleting, etc. -- don't work just like Windows or Linux or ?????.

As I have been told and understood -- even what you call the format programs -- are not

formatting the G-Tablet like you or I would format a hard drive. They are simply

writing a subtitute image into your G-Tablet.

The closest we have been able to put together to a "stock" recovery is:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=861950

This thread nvflash installs a bekit stock image 1105 which in fact when

it is installed tells you it is Stock Version 2638. (I got Stock Version 2967

on my first G-Tablet. 3588 is current.)

I would recommend:

1. Follow the thread referenced above and NVFlash your tablet to bekit 1105.

Follow the instructions carefully.

2. Assuming you get a good install, then install ClockWorkMod (CWM). If you

get that installed, then go to the Advanced menu and choose the option to partition

your tablet. It will take a short while, so don't panic. The choose Fix Permissions.

Once that is done go up and Wipe Dalvic Cache. And then go back to the Main

menu and Wipe Cache and Wipe Factory Data.

3. With the above done (to make sure a variety of things may not be affecting your

tablet) re-nvflash to bekit 1105 again.

4. See whether this fixes your file and battery problem.

5. If it does not, you can drain your battery down, plug it in and run CWM and go to

the Advanced menu and Reset Battery Statics.

If that doesn't fix you, then I suggest Prayer -- that's all else I can offer!!! :)

Hope this gives you answers, ideas and help.

Rev
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pazzu510:
if you are right YOu´ll clarified what i thought.

Ill try what you say as soon as i finish my homework.

Thanks for the advices.:D

Edit: Did everything, problem persists.

I am starting to think it is a hardware problem because i tried like 3 diferent factory utilities and none of them made any difference.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] butchconner:
Pazzu510,

If that didn't work, then I suggest you go to the thread where you got

the Calkulin Rom and ask there. That Rom is advertised as having

battery-saving stuff in it. (I don't know anything about it, myself).

Maybe that kernal changed something??????

Rev
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pazzu510:
yeah, thinked so. I will, but i keep leaving my school projects for later and they can not wait any more. XD. i always keep trying to fix the tab and skip what i have to do, so i did the opposite now.

Ill post on calkulins as soon as i can.

Thanks for eveyrthing, it is good to know that someone is trying to help me.:D
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mantara:
Scripts in root/sys/class/power_supply/battery/uevent (Charger connected) POWER_SUPPLY_NAME=battery POWER_SUPPLY_TYPE=Battery POWER_SUPPLY_PRESENT=0

POWER_SUPPLY_STATUS=Unknown

POWER_SUPPLY_VOLTAGE_NOW=0

POWER_SUPPLY_CURRENT_NOW=0

POWER_SUPPLY_CURRENT_AVG=0

POWER_SUPPLY_TEMP=0

POWER_SUPPLY_CAPACITY=0

POWER_SUPPLY_TIME_TO_EMPTY_AVG=0

POWER_SUPPLY_TIME_TO_EMPTY_NOW=0 POWER_SUPPLY_TIME_TO_FULL_AVG=0

POWER_SUPPLY_TECHNOLOGY=Unknown

Scripts in root/sys/class/power_supply/battery/uevent (Charger NOT connected)

POWER_SUPPLY_NAME=battery

POWER_SUPPLY_TYPE=Battery

POWER_SUPPLY_PRESENT=0

POWER_SUPPLY_STATUS=Unknown

POWER_SUPPLY_VOLTAGE_NOW=0

POWER_SUPPLY_CURRENT_NOW=0

POWER_SUPPLY_CURRENT_AVG=0

POWER_SUPPLY_TEMP=0

POWER_SUPPLY_CAPACITY=0

POWER_SUPPLY_TIME_TO_EMPTY_AVG=0

POWER_SUPPLY_TIME_TO_EMPTY_NOW=0

POWER_SUPPLY_TIME_TO_FULL_AVG=0

POWER_SUPPLY_TECHNOLOGY=Unknown

From your earlier post.

That is weird. Not only is nothing changing when charging but it doesn't even recognize the Li-ion battery.

A full repartition then rom and clemsyns newest kernel should have fixed that. I assumed that this was part of the base build stuff and gets written over with every flash.

Also assumed repartitioning deleted everything.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] butchconner:
Mantara,

Not so. As I said before, what happens with Android doesn't

always jive with what I have seen in other OS!

Maybe the devs can break it out, but some things don't get

changed.

I nvflashed once and it did just fine -- and when I was through

some of the programs were still on the tablet.

Rev
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pazzu510:
Yep, it is very weird, but the weirdest thing is that i am able to use the tablet with the battery; i get over 7 or 8 hours of use with a full charge(i know it is a full charge because when powered off, the red light works and gets to green eventually).

I already tried repartitioning, full format, nv flash, stock, clemsin, calkulins, but anything of this has worked. As i sad, :(, i am starting to think it is a hardware problem(even if i think it is improbable because i didn't hit the tablet when it happened, i just flashed vegan 5.11 and came from calkulin.

Thanks for the interest, any suggestions are gratefully accepted.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] daniel178:
Hello everyone,

I was just wondering what the best screen protector is for the TB? I've heard much about Steinheil, but was wondering if there's any other recommendations people have. Is Steinheil worth the price?
[Thunderbolt Accessories] Ovrclck:
Steinheil all the way,if you order it off there ebay store, free shipping. :)
[Thunderbolt Accessories] ddgarcia05:
I like realook. They're like $10.99 shipped off amazon. I get mine a couple days. I've had them on all my devices. Smooth as glass.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] Philosophre:
You are just opening a can of worms here. Until there is a accurate study of all Screen Protectors from various categories, there is no such thing s BEST. But there are certainly plenty of crappy ones.

I did not use a screen protector for my Eris, but I decided to purchase Steinheil after many praises from the net. But there are plenty of options that are "BEST".
[Thunderbolt Accessories] wrb123:
i honestly like the crappy ones i got from amazon, 3-pack for under $2 shipped
[Thunderbolt Accessories] cashmore1985:
I have the Seidio one. I like it. It's smooth and not sticky
[Thunderbolt Accessories] HarlyFan:
I also went with Steinheil, I've used them in the past as well.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] Lobo173:
I use Ghost Amour
[Thunderbolt Accessories] lysergia:
I use the Zagg screen protector

I used Zagg screen protectors on my old moto droid, good product, not really fun to install, lifetime warranty, price around $20 shipped.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] Varelse:
I've used both Seidio and Steinheil now, and i can safely say my favorite is the Steinheil Ultra Fine Antifingerprint screen protector.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] daniel178:
Varelse (or anyone),

Are the Steinheils the "dry application" type? I'd rather that than messing around with liquids and solutions...
[Thunderbolt Accessories] rednoved:
Yes, the Steinheil is a dry application.

Here is a video on an install.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hX0cra9-rAY&feature=player_embedded
[Thunderbolt Accessories] spdrcr999:
+1 for ghost armor. Great feel, not tacky. Plus a lifetime warranty, even if you change devices. Just bring in the old one and they will switch to the new device. Just pay for the $5 install. I just did that with my HD2 to my Tbolt. Can't beat that.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] 1234567188:
take it where, I would love to have this?, does this include if I have to go through 300 TBs?
[Thunderbolt Accessories] beyondyourscope:
I don't get why Seidio charges 5.90 to ship the 2 pack out, how much does an envelope and a stamp cost?? crooks, I'll check out Steinhall & ebay free shipping like previous poster said
[Thunderbolt Accessories] utkanos:
I prefer the seidio protectors for my devices
[Thunderbolt Accessories] McLabia:
I love the Ghost Armor ones. They offer a full coverage for both the regular battery and the extended. With the modifications were having to do to the cases for them to fit, it helps.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] Forgetfull:
SGP are probably the clearest and most glass feeling. I have a full Phantom skinz right now but if the screen part comes off I'll get a sgp.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] daniel178:
OK, one more question:

do the Steinheils cover the bottom section keys (home, menu, back, search, buttons)?
[Thunderbolt Accessories] miss.jupiter:
Are there any matte type screen protectors out there for the Tbolt yet? I got the invisi shield by zagg and I love it but I would love a matte screen protector.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] Forgetfull:
Phantom skinz, and I believe sgp antifingerprint is semi matte too.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] Trevlo:
Seems like no one uses Zagg invisible shields ... Is it the price? Or the quality? Or the application process? I am very happy with mine, and I recommend it.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] HorsexD:
I Like Boxwave's ClearTouch Crystal Screen Protectors. Really Clear. They Claim to have the Clearest out there but who knows. :rolleyes:

Heres Link http://www.boxwave.com/products/cleartouchcrystal/

Just Look up What Ever Device you have and See if They have Screen Protectors for you. Heres Link To ThunderBolt Screen Protectors. http://www.boxwave.com/products/cleartouchcrystal/cleartouch-crystal-screen-protector-htc-thunderbolt_4286.htm
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] gt2009:
Hey HD2 android community,

I was looking over the HD2one Thread and was unhappy over the way it ended because it was a good rom, so I want to restart development but I find it much easier if there is a team behind the development, sothat updates and fixes take shorter time.

Well, I want to invite everybody who wants to help and make this project a success! If you are interested, just send me a private email or reply to this thread and we will set this whole project up.

My hopes for the HD2ONE Project are:

HTC HD2 with Android 2.3.3 Sense
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] fuct26:
Have a HD2 with HSPL3 + radio ROM 2.15 + MAGLDR 1.13 trying to put Gingerbread 2.3.3
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] SpiderVenom:
So what's your question?

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] fuct26:
never mind i got it
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] Mcintyre94:
Sorry, this is the wrong section. Reposted in the correct section. Please delete this, sorry.
[Droid Incredible General] Ruggerxpunk:
Does anyone know of any earbuds without a cord at all. I want to very discretely listen to music at work.
[Droid Incredible General] Focused Haunter:
Jaybird makes a decent set. I can't remember what model they are, but I use mine to listen to Pandora while running. Works like a charm
[Droid Incredible General] Azag Thoth:
here you go take a look at these, i been looking for a pair like this for a while. I have been using the Altec back beat 903 and love them except for the connnection cord between the two earpeices, i have thick hair and the cord is a bit on the stiff side so it tends to pull them out of my ears. but these may be just what we both are looking for...

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/03/prweb5117624.htm
[Droid Incredible General] Ang3lmack:
I use a pair of rocketfish headphones, link: http://m.bestbuy.com/m/e/product/de...src=14110944&ci_sku=9246862&pid=1218068108153
[Droid Incredible General] Ed Zachary:
Sorry, but those exist only on Ennova Direct's drawing board. No one has yet to license their patent for manufacture.
[Droid Incredible General] Azag Thoth:
that is really a shame, they look like they would be totaly awesom, i really love the ones i got but if i could get rid of the cord between the ear sets it would be the best. they stay on my ears perfectly until the, rather stiff, cord that connects them hits my shirt coller or jacket coller, then it pushes them up and off my ears.

actually been thinking of doing a little modding on them, see if i can replace that cord with a slightly longer and a much thinner connection cord. It is my belief that the stiff part is just a type of conduit or sheath that could be removed.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Mcintyre94:
Hey,

I'm currently on Floyo 1.01, and I know the latest version of that is 1.20

My question is, should I upgrade to Floyo 1.2, or am I better off with:

1) Another Froyo ROM?

2) Are there any stable Gingerbread ROMs I could try instead?

I know there's lots of positives and negatives of all sorts of ROMs, so to specify exactly what I'm looking for/not:

1) Stable. This is a must, it's my only phone and must work well.

2) Fast. I know the Hero's aging, but as fast as possible.

3) Ability to overclock preferred.

4) Home screens don't matter, I use Zeam.

5) Lock screen doesn't matter, I use WidgetLocker.

Thankyou in advance for any suggestions,

-Mcintyre94.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] anaschillin:
You might wanna try "[ROM]Elelinux-7.0.0-RC4-Hero-v1.7.1 (2011-04-01)", its great... quite stable.... and updated quite regularly.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Mcintyre94:
Okay, thanks. I'll have a look at that one. Out of interest, when you say it updates regularly, does that mean it updates automatically or do I need to continually re-flash updates? Not that it would affect a decision much, just interested.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] bonesy:
You manually update by re-flashing,Although there shouldnt be any need too as its pretty much complete
[Hero, G2 Touch General] treesurf:
You might want to stay away from the Gingerbread ROMs for the time being. A few users are still having memory and graphics bugs. Those issues are being worked on, so that may all be fixed soon.

As far as Froyo ROMs go, I can guarantee that if you upgrade to Floyo 1.2.0 you will not be disappointed. Back when I was running Froyo that was my favorite ROM. Elelinux's Speedmachine also gets good reviews, but I haven't tried that one myself.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] iHero96:
try cronos froyo 1.8.0.... is really fast

the best gingerbread is elelinux 1.7.1
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Imperticus:
I think the best and most stable ROM at the moment is Elelinux 6.2.0 Speedmachine v2. You have to give it a try :)
[Hero, G2 Touch General] wapz:
it is closely matched with vr13 speedwise. now launcherpro has been recently fixed to be smooth on 2.3 it finally works well together with ele's 2.3 rom.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] artursc:
A long long time ago my flashacolism ended, when flashed latest Floyo + Flykernel12pre6 + Gingerbread theme. It just works. Checked also correct memory settings in LauncherPro and it is smooth&fast all the time.

Won't flash CM7 until stable release (not sure will it ever roll out for Hero)

''quite stable'' is not as far as ''stable'' ROM
[Hero, G2 Touch General] torkel_b:
From 6th of February I have used TastyGinger, superstable from day one and I am now addicted to low DPI setup, built in oc too, highly recommended!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=943720
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Dark Emotion:
Can you guys tell me which froyo rom has best battery life?
[Hero, G2 Touch General] rdejager:
Well depends how you use your phone really, in standby GB is the best in general, But I would go for Cronos Froyo 1.8.0 For the best bat life. If you want Froyo :P
[Hero, G2 Touch General] erasmux:
Just out of curiosity how much standby life do you get from GB and which ROM? And how much from Cronos Froyo?