yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[A7 Themes and Apps] bestialbub:
i did follow the thread, thats why i asked the intent of your instructions, as they can be taken and used out of context.

you thought personal attacks were somehow more productive than answering the question.

enjoy the attention, kid. ;)

netstat; yeah, bypassing licensing restrictions is supplying instructions that bypasses the need to purchase the app, its up there in quotes, just so you know i'm not assuming or talking out of my ass. no ones asking for a banning, just to observe the posted rules on the forum so we can all keep enjoying it.

sorry if you dont share the same opinion. ;)
[A7 Themes and Apps] bookoo_brainz:
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[A7 Themes and Apps] netstat_EVO:
You could consider posting something that actually contributes. This is the third post I have read from you in the past 2 minutes that is just dot dot dot.
[Xperia Arc General] Mooozer:
has someone tested DDMS on his/her Arc?

i tried screenshot capturing & came off with something like the attached..

testet on 3 machines, 2x win7 x64 & 1 Mac osx 10.6.7, all the same
[Xperia Arc General] General_Grant:
android-sdk platforms has been updated?
[Xperia Arc General] norberto_:
@Mooozer

try this attached java app :)

Usb debug enabled, connect your phone, start asm.jar

choose the connected device, you will see the screen but with wrong color.

Now Rightclick on screen adjust color. Volia
[Xperia Arc General] Mooozer:
does not run on mac sadly ^^

will try once my girlfriend finished game ;)

& jep updated, right after i found my screen all red

also changed driver manually to newer version (200011)

result is up there ^^ -.-
[Xperia Arc General] rejser:
Thanks, that worked like a charm! (on Arch Linux x64)
[Xperia Arc General] Mooozer:
yeah works perfectly :D

thanks
[Xperia Arc General] General_Grant:
For screenshots and other interesting things try this application http://www.fjsoft.at/en/downloads.php
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_JMM:
Hi,

I have created a separate partition on my SD card for sd-ext and formatted it using pc (Ubuntu) to ext4 then ext3 then ext2 and used Recovery to format sd-ext but whilst apps2sd works, the app is stored on the main FAT32 partition rather than the sd-ext.

Is this still possible to do? I know that apps2sd working using the primary partition is still apps2sd but I would prefer them to use the sd-ext partition.

Many thanks.

p.s. all relevant info is in sig.
[HTC Inspire 4G] cavsoldier19d:
I am aware that ENG S-OFF is needed to flash a radio, and S-OFF is needed to achieve root. I'm looking for a technical explanation of what they are, and their differences?
[HTC Inspire 4G] mudknot2005:
You do not need eng s-off to flash a radio.

The easiest way to explain it, is radio s-off turns off security so you can flash custom roms. Eng s-off allows you to access the engineering h boot, for more complex and in depth modding of the phone. Which in most cases you can do a lot of stuff in radio s-off that you can do with eng s-boot with running less of a chance of bricking your phone. Such as flashing a radio..
[HTC Inspire 4G] buddy17:
i read somewhere that eng-off allows the engineering h boot (like you said), but within that is a "quick boot" option that is for testing roms or something.

can you give a more in depth explanation of what the quick boot can/cant do and what other types of things are available within the engineering mode??
[HTC Inspire 4G] mudknot2005:
It allows you access to certain partitions on the phones memory that require engineering h boot to access. I haven't dug to far into the separate partitions, but the phones radio software is on one, and on some phones the splash screen is on a separate partition. These partitions are kept separate from the rom. That is the easiest way I can explain it.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Little_Ant:
i have recently installed a new gingerbread ROM on the inspire, and it suggests using compatible radios. In the post, it clearly says you need ENG S-OFF to do a radio flash. Am i reading this correctly??

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11561829&postcount=4
[HTC Inspire 4G] cableguychad:
ENG S-OFF isn't required to flash new radio. Just follow the the steps in this post. Works great.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1002226
[HTC Inspire 4G] moe3754:
You can use eng S-off and flash the radio and as soon as it is done you can turn it back off. I had eng s-off and it is not as dangerous as people say, it is just that you do need to be careful on the flash. I had it on, on my phone and then turned it off and my phone did not explode or the sky did not fall.

As most post on this forum say, not responsible for damage to your phone, you can brick your phone just by rooting or flashing a rom, just be careful and read before you do it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=855403

The people on the coredroid thread would not have you do something that they have not tried themself's many times, I think that you can trust them fully.

Halfway down the first post you will see how to turn Eng s-off back on, BUT make sure that you do nothing to the SD card in the phone when you did the Eng s-off because it will have the three files on it needed to turn it back on. The one click s-off puts these files on the SD card when you do it.
[HTC Inspire 4G] mudknot2005:
The problem is your more likely to mess up and brick your phone with eng s-off then radio s-off... That is why we shy people away from eng s-offing the phone. There is absolutely no reason a general user should have eng s-off. Keep in mind eng s-off itself will not brick your phone, but there is just no reason a general user needs to be messing around with it.
[HTC Inspire 4G] di11igaf:
Eng s off basically gives useful options to devs. ex-after building a kernel and you don't know if its gonna boot or implode the phone, long story short you can boot the kernel/ramdisk without actually writing it yet. (fastboot boot vs fastboot flash)

a normal user/flasher/modder will never technically need it cause you can do anything you need to with s-off. Eng-s off is in no way dangerous just having like that and not using it, it just gives the user the possibility to accidentally do something bad, kinda like leaving yourself logged in as root in linux.

On the other hand, if you do somehow brick or semi-brick your phone (with a bad flash or something unrelated to s off), you now have more options to try to fix the problem
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] juicebox332:
Can you replace the outside case of the actual phone? Like the same way you can for a blackberry?
[Optimus V Android Development] i shot jfk:
i'm actually using 005 (rodimus),

just curious how i can update to a newer kernl and will that be beneficial or would i be better off leaving it where im at?
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
Some have reported slow charging times with 005 and that is why I started porting over these kernels. You can check the change log to see what has been added to each. Although the benchmark scores don't vary much between the kernels, I do detect some of them react more "smoothly" than others. I have had good results with 010 and 013. If you make a backup, you can always uninstall them.

The main reason Rodimus has been left on 005, is that the later kernels had problems with the Optimus V. These ports have 99% of the issues worked out. The bugs listed are the only ones I have come across so far.
[Optimus V Android Development] xSolid3:
Do the boot.img have the stock virgin logo at boot?
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
This does not have the VM logo. That is built into the stock rom I believe.
[Optimus V Android Development] i shot jfk:
thanks i have to work in a little bit but later tonight i might update to 010 or 013, i'll let you know.
[Optimus V Android Development] xSolid3:
Thanks - will look at today.
[Optimus V Android Development] ariel_jesus237:
Thank you so much for these, I tried out 010 and its given me great battery life.
[Optimus V Android Development] chipymunk:
Ok i just applied 013 and got bricked...but the thing is what the hell did i do wrong?!?!?
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
Can you tell me which rom you installed over and if you used the bootimg version or the anykernel version?
[Optimus V Android Development] chipymunk:
I installed over AOSP 2.3.3 / CM7 (Gingerbread) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=962862 and the bootimg version
[Optimus V Android Development] Desperus:
Same happened to me... Optimus V.. installed over AOSP 2.3.3 / CM7 (Gingerbread), applied 010 bootimg version, got stuck at the LG screen for 15+ mins.. fortunately I had a nandbackup and was able to restore...
[Optimus V Android Development] chipymunk:
did it load for 15 mins then go into recovery!? or were you able to access recovery manually? because i cant.
[Optimus V Android Development] Desperus:
Never went into recovery.. had to remove battery, put it back, then boot into recovery holding Vol Down + Home while pushing power button on top.. keep holding all 3 until the LG splash goes blank then let go, should take you to recovery.. restore, reboot and you should be back..

Good luck..
[Optimus V Android Development] chipymunk:
OK THANKS!!!!!!!!!
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
Use the anykernel version and it should work fine. Remember to restore your backup first! I'll add a note to the first post. Thanks for reporting it! If you have trouble booting into recovery, remove the battery briefly, then hold down the correct buttons to boot into recovery. This is why I suggest making a backup!
[Optimus V Android Development] DustbinK:
Any success stories yet with CM7 and this kernal?
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
I've personally used the 10 and 13 anykernel versions with success on CM7. I haven't done much besides check that they load, but it seemed stable.
[Optimus V Android Development] ariel_jesus237:
Well I'm using aospcm7 with the 010 kernel and its amazing, great battery life, and runs very fast.
[Optimus V Android Development] DustbinK:
Running the 013 kernal on aospcm7 without any problems. Tested calling, texts, and data. Everything seems to be in order though I'm not sure I can see any speed changes. Also I flashed my hardware key fix immediately after installing the kernal. Worked fine.
[Optimus V Android Development] eep1:
I too am running aospcm7 with 013 with no problems. I ran Quadrant and gained about 10 points.
[Optimus V Android Development] i shot jfk:
this is going to sound dumb, please dont flame me but,

How do I install the kernal, cant find an option for it my recovery?
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
Install zip from sd card
[Optimus V Android Development] i shot jfk:
thanks man
[Optimus V Android Development] i shot jfk:
got 010 working on my phone,

everythings running smooth, battery charges faster, but is also draining fast, dont know if its due to the rom (rodimus) or the kernel.

charge last 6< hours even when idle
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
I have not flashed a kernel yet, prefering to stick with aospCM7's default.

Is there an advantage to using Xionia kernel with aospCM7 ?
[Optimus V Android Development] RavenSEAL:
^this.....
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
010 fixes the multitouch issue. It uses this patch: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=933686

All these kernels have different mods. Pick the one that suits you.
[Optimus V Android Development] manaurys:
thank you im using 010 with stock rom and i cant believe the battery life a i have now
[Optimus V Android Development] majikfox:
With 014 I can only go up to Max 787 MHz.

806 MHz reboots on heavy CPU load and anything above that reboots instantly upon selection.
[Optimus V Android Development] LeslieAnn:
The higher up in number you go, the further the kernels for each phone differ.

005 and 010 were probably the two best for us.
[Optimus V Android Development] staffande0000:
Thanks
[Optimus V Android Development] jralabate:
So I'm running aosp cm7 2.3.4 is 10 any the best one to roll with? Wut r the + that it will add from the stock kernel?
[Optimus V Android Development] jralabate:
I got kernel 10 and it runs great on aosp. But how do I remap my keys I have key remapper but I don't know which # is the right one's for the home and menu key seeing that there is like 5 for each can some one help me?
[Optimus V Android Development] jralabate:
Nvm I got it fyi switch 139 & 102 to remap home and menu buttons with kernel 10
[Optimus V Android Development] jralabate:
OK all I have tested anykernel 10 for the past 2 days on aosp. And overall I like it. I did see a increase of speed. Wut I don't like about it is when fone is idle it has bad battery lost 20% in 1 hour. Now I'm on to anykernel 13. I will test it for 2-3 days. If anyone knows any other kernels that works good with aosp plz share. For I would like to test more kernels out.
[Optimus V Android Development] pbailey212:
Just installed v.14 any on aosp cm7. So far so good
[Optimus V Android Development] jralabate:
Thats great to hear plz keeps us updated and how it works for u in the next few dayz
[Optimus V Android Development] jralabate:
Update on anykernel_13 running aosp. So far its running. Battery seems to have good life. more too come....
[Optimus V Android Development] r0bot:
What are the benefits of running this over the kernel that comes with aospCMod? It seems like aospCMod kernel is more up to date and more aligned with the Android source.
[Optimus V Android Development] pbailey212:
I have been using my phone constantly today and still at 27% after 12 hours. I talked, texted, downloaded, used rhapsody for half hour (streaming 3g) played angry birds for a while. And was using the crap our of my wifi. Latest aosp cm7 with xionia kernel 14 any. Best setup ever, the only problem I have since I started using this is weatherbug always TV's, but e everything elapsed is flawless
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
I just installed 014 anykernel with aospCM7 5/23, and it is honestly the best my phone has performed to date, and I mean real world performance, not benchmarks. Everything from boot to initializing apps to screen animations are faster. Netflix for example launches twice as fast, and running tweaks.sh via terminal finishes in about 1/3 the time. The performance increase makes me wish I had done some logcats on the original kernel.

Time to push the donate button for this one, not sure who though?
[Optimus V Android Development] freedomispopular:
Just flashed 014 running aospcmod 5/23. The key fix flashed fine. So far it doesn't feel like it boots up any faster but overall everything seems a little snappier, once it finishes all the startup processes. I'll give it a couple days use and give an update.
[Optimus V Android Development] YouArePoop:
Same. At first I didn't feel any difference, but once all was booted, it did seem a bit faster. Just installed it myself a few minutes ago.
[Optimus V Android Development] pbailey212:
Depending on what kernel your coming from you should see a boost in your battery too
[Optimus V Android Development] YouArePoop:
That's more what I'm hoping for. Battery life isn't too huge of a corcern, as at both home and work I can just leave it plugged in. But if I'm ever out somewhere...
[Optimus V Android Development] jralabate:
New update I ran anykernel_13 for about 4 days. Thee speed was there but it still left me wanting more for battery. So Im on to anykernel_14. I just installed it so I have not have time to test it out but, I well give a update on it in the next day or so.
[Optimus V Android Development] assassinanex:
cant recieve calls

Has anyone had the issue of not being able to recieve phone calls after flashing xionia_kernel_014_anykernel_OptimusV_signed.zip? Calls go right to my voice mail. Also how do you maually swap the home and menu buttons.
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
Flashing Xionia 014 anykernel over aospCM7 05/31 breaks the camera.
[Optimus V Android Development] SlightlyTilted:
It works, somewhat - you can't configure it to pre or long focus and it won't take a zoomed picture....

That also means anything that focuses... like google goggles... is broken.
[Optimus V Android Development] pbailey212:
Please don't stop developing for the optimistic v, your kernels make my cheap phone run amazing
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
All of these kernels are way outdated. Use either picastick's or bumblebee's kernel. Both of those were made specifically for the Optimus V and are based on the source code released by LG for the phone. They are also actively supported by their authors. The Xionia Kerenls are dead as far as development goes for the Optimus V.
[Optimus V Android Development] YouArePoop:
Would there be any improvement to aosp's Tom with either of those kernels? And where would one find picastiks?
[Optimus V Android Development] :
I tried picasticks kernel on aosp and rotation didn't work and I believe the camera didn't work. I think( and I could be wrong) its because picasticks kernel is developed for froyo.
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
Yes, those kernels I was referring to were developed for Froyo. You can find them here: http://forum.androidcentral.com/optimus-v-rooting-roms-hacks/

With aosp's CM7, it already has a custom kernel. I don't think it is based on LG's source for the Optimus V since the kernel came out before LG released a working source. All of the Xionia kernels are based on the source for the Optimus S.

Most changes can be achieved without flashing a new kernel. So long as all the drivers work, I would recommend sticking with aosp's and adding the tweaks to speed up the system yourself: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=999064
[Optimus V Android Development] pbailey212:
Franco's mods don't work with optimus v, I already tried
[Optimus V Android Development] JerryScript:
Don't use franco's version, use mmarz's version of the tweaks, definitely makes a difference!

http://forum.androidcentral.com/optimus-v-rooting-roms-hacks/78031-tweak-performance-tweaks-updated-4-26-2011-a.html
[Optimus V Android Development] DustbinK:
Is there a kernal that works properly with the latest aospcmod? (6/1)
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
What's wrong with aospcmod kernel?
[Optimus V Android Development] SlightlyTilted:
It's nice to have options...
[Optimus V Android Development] Mrheroinlol:
Well, I would give you a big hug mmarz, its still being glitchy, but it fixed my 3g C: fanks bro. I'm on aosp 6/1 btw.
[Optimus V Android Development] r0bot:
Just flashed 014 OV kernel with the Optimus V port of Zefie's CM7 and keep getting stuck at LG logo. Will try the any kernel and report back.

Update: Any kernel 014 works!
[Optimus V Android Development] DustbinK:
It's slow with not so great battery life. You know, the stuff we root to fix to begin with.
[Optimus V Android Development] pbailey212:
YouTube wont work with v.14 and aosp6/1 but works with stock aosp
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
Once again, these are all really old and not supported. If you are going to use any of them, then at least try v010 or v005 anykernel on CM7. The rest mainly have driver mods that only apply to the Optimus S.
[Optimus V Android Development] r0bot:
Is there anyway we can get all the kernels in one thread? Including Bumblebee and Picasticks, with information on which one is compatible with what ROM?
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
To be honest, I don't know which roms can handle what kernels. That is something that would have to be tested case by case. Bumblebee and Picasticks are based on source code that was built for android 2.2. They are still being developed as are most of the roms, and all independently. They could be compatible in one version and then not in another. It would make more sense for the developers of the roms and kernels to post what is compatible with the software they are releasing. The only reason I posted these kernels is that the kernel dev doesn't support our device. That is also why I have very little info on these kernels.

The combinations I have tested personally are:

Harmonia + Picasticks

Reborn + Picasticks

Reborn + Bumblebee

Rodimus + Xionia

And all of those combinations worked perfectly with OC set to 806MHz, Wifi and 3G set to always on, and around 72 hours of battery life.
[Optimus V Android Development] jralabate:
@mmarz wut is the rom that u use the most on your v?

Sent via Tapatalk using a LG Optumis V with AOSP CM7
[Optimus V Android Development] pbailey212:
Which one of those combos was your favorite?
[Optimus V Android Development] mmarz:
My two favorites are:

Harmonia

Reborn

Harmonia looks like the stock rom. So it is like a blank canvas if you are interested customizing it yourself using the theme kitchen.

Reborn has all the pretty colors you could want.

Both run very smoothly. I ended up staying with Reborn for no particular reason. I use Picastick's kernel with it because Picasticks made a modded version of his kernel that allows me to do the notification light mod.

Add on top of that these tweaks: http://forum.androidcentral.com/opt...k-performance-tweaks-updated-4-26-2011-a.html

(which can be added to /system/etc/init.d/ with Reborn)

and you'll have my setup.
[Optimus V Android Development] calbrian:
my setup

I was on the rodimus rom for a bit and it ran well other than the fact that the .005 kernel it's packaged with took forever to charge. i tried .010 and my performance dropped by 10-15%. I installed the Bumblebee kernel with the Rodimus rom and was so happy with the reults that i switched to his rom. i use the paid verson of Juice Defender and see great battery life with superb performance. The free version will also greatly improve battery life on this phone. I also run the black notificaion bar tweak that is posted on android central. Obijohn (bumblebee creator) has a link to it on his BB post. He updates his rom/kernel frequently and puts a lot of time into it. I hope this helps others who are looking to improve their phones performance.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] ~~Tito~~:
This will be updated with a list of paid apps for WP7 that can be found in the Paid Apps section.
[Samsung Mesmerize] scarmon25:
I saw a thread like this in the Fascinate Forums but could not find one in here.

So here it is. I just wanted to say Thank you to all the developers out there making these great mods for our phones. I have finally been able to get my mesmerize to perform the way I feel it should with the Kernels and ROM's found on XDA. I am a pretty tech savvy guy but android was completely new to me. With the well written walk throughs and very well designed/written ROM's and Kernels. I was able to do everything I wanted to without a single issue.

All in all. Great work guys. I look forward to the future of android and all the great Mods,ROM's, and Kernels that come with it.
[Samsung Mesmerize] XsBones:
I second that.

Thanks
[Samsung Mesmerize] sageDieu:
Kind of a pointless thread, if you want to thank them there is a button for that. Or donate to them or something.

Sent from my MIUI SCH-i500
[Samsung Mesmerize] scarmon25:
Its been awhile since I've been on forums. Must have missed the button. I do intend on donating as well.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] zeroafro:
I don't know whether you guys know abt this but htc magic has a gorilla glass :eek:

I was quite surprised when i saw it in the featured products. Even the G1 has it lol. [LINK]

Now i was thinking whether should i remove my matte screen protector since it's gorilla glass :confused:

My screen looks 'pixelated' due to the SP.

Anyone here do not use any SP and did you manage to get a scratch?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] djtar:
after 2 years of having my phone i got my first screen scratch

using mt3g

no i don't use one no sp ftw
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] looktall:
my magic is close to two years old now and it has a few scratches on the screen.

a couple are only a few millimetres long but one is about 1.5cm.

no screen protector. i'm also careful not to put the phone in the same pocket that i carry my keys etc.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Drag0nh3art76:
No SP here, After almost 2years only a pin dot scratch.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] rob_32gonzo:
hahaha...........