yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Hero CDMA General] aiwetir:
Is that latest one the equivalent of #55?
[Hero CDMA General] dpeeps74:
correct me if i'm wrong, but if this is odex, it's a larger rom? have you tried increasing the partition size in your mtd file? just thinking out loud as with firerats about the only thing that can go wrong is either not flashing in the right order or not allocating enough space.

edit: extracting the zip to disk is 105MB on disk. i'm no sure if it's a 1:1 correlation between computer and install but seems like the most likely cause to me.
[Hero CDMA General] c00ller:
I think you're on to something. I think he is cutting it too close with 95 for system. I use 100, and even after deleting several apps it gets to around 92 or so, and I use the de-odex nightlies so the odex should be larger. I would flash it without firerat's, then run #df -h to see exactly how much space it takes up. Then, create nandroid backup, adjust mtdpartmap.txt, flash fr-recovery, wipe, reboot, nandroid restore, flash fr-boot, then you should be done.
[Hero CDMA General] oohaylima:
That's a great idea. I figured since it's only a mb larger then the nightly that it wouldn't be too much of a size change.

I'll report back with my results in 30 mikes.
[Hero CDMA General] oohaylima:
Well, here's my report.

Nightly: 81.4/1.2

ODEX: 111.2/1.2

So here's my question. If ODEX removes the need for dalvik, preventing themes; thus making it faster......than why does it require that much more space than the nightly?
[Hero CDMA General] oohaylima:
I got everything to work now. It's cool that I can flash my last nightly backup, then flash this.

So now I'm sitting pretty at 97.6/2. Woohoo!!
[Hero CDMA General] oohaylima:
Lol This is horrible. Now I find myself checking here seeing if he made an ODEX version of the new 7.0.2 release.

I got flashing withdrawals now. XD
[Hero CDMA General] dpeeps74:
from what i read here it doesn't eliminate the need for dalvik. http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/what-is-odex-and-deodex-in-android-complete-guide/

still not clear really to me as far as the sie difference. guesses would be different compession or code structure or something.
[Hero CDMA General] oohaylima:
I appreciate the article. T'was very informative! Now I know the difference. But within the article, it gave the impression that deODEX boot time speed will be on par with ODEX after the first initial boot. So should I just uninstall? This has been a great learning experience, and I want to make sure I make the right decision.
[Hero CDMA General] 120409:
Jason, would u be able to make an odex for 7.0.2?
[Hero CDMA General] jasonmaloney:
Grumble. I'll get to it eventually.
[Hero CDMA General] 120409:
its alright if not though, i dont mind if its till a long time.....im good with the most recent one :)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndoidDean:
I really want to do this. please help if you can thanks..
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jonno2343:
Unfortunately this will not be possible as WP7 does not support the process in the Desire HD.

Someone would have to write the driver for chipset, which is highly unlikely to happen.

MS are supposed to be releasing a new spec for WP7 (probably at MIX) and it is possible that the new spec will include support for the same chipset as the Desire HD uses but until that happens, not possible :)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndoidDean:
I have the normal Desire, and GSMareana is telling me that the Htc Mozart, Has the same chip set and all the specs are like the same apart from the OS...
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lambstone:
No means no. I've got 1USD and its the same value as 1AUD, can i use it in australia? No. Just because 2 things are intrinsically the same they may be extrinsically different. Sorry man.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheOnly1:
The Desire has exactly the same hardware as any WP7 device. In theory it could run WP7. The proof is the HTC HD2 which runs WP7. However somebody has to write a new bootloader and port WP7 as was the case with the HD2.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndoidDean:
Anyone know what OS's I can port on my Htc Desire?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheOnly1:
None at the moment and probably forever. There are only 2 phones in the world that can run miltiple OS's - The HD2 (WM6.5, Android, WP7 and probably MeeGo in the near future) and Nokia N900 (Maemo and Android). Of course some other HTC WinMo devices can run Android off the SD card but that's not a complete OS change because after reboot you are back in WinMo.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shawheim:
Just download launcher 7

Sent From My CM7 EVO
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kapanak:
Technically, if someone (or a group of developers) were to put down the effort, this could be possible. However, you have to keep in mind, most developers here work on their free time, and their lives are not dedicated to developing custom drivers and firmwares for all possible hardware. There has to be interest, and once there is, progress will follow. For now, there is no interest. Perhaps you could start something yourself OP.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andoridkiller:
i tell you how to get wp7, sell your desire, and buy wp7!
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fatman1988:
hallo :confused::confused::confused::confused:
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Keefo:
hi??? lol...........
[General Questions and Answers] dufwppl:
Hello. I Installed on my gt540 system CM7 with cwm 2.5.1.8. I wanted to have a higher recovery and installed version 3.0.1.4. Since then, I have no recovery at all. I installed it by fasboot very well but I can not run the phones in this mode. I installed the previous version of recovery but also without success, phone can not run in this mode . Please hint how to fix recovery. Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] lukemovement1:
Make shore you erase the recovery partition before flashing the recovery.Img and try flash it from the terminal emulator
[General Questions and Answers] MeAt.HoOk:
Try installing the image from fastboot mode .. I have CWM 4 ..

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MODEL : LG Optimus GT540 (Rooted)

MOD : SwiftDroid v2.0 M6 (Based on CyanogenMod v7.1 RC0)

KERNEL : 2.6.29 (VirtualBox #309)

BUILD : GRJ22

RECOVERY : ClockworkMod Recovery v4.0

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BusyBox v1.19

SuperUser v2.3

SetCPU v2.2
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seajamiet:
Hhas anyone noticed the led next to the camera is dim. Is it the app im using and is there a way to change the brightness cuz it used to be bright on older betas?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaisan1:
it has already been fixed in beta 4.. this should not be coming up..
[Focus General] kivin11:
maybe its hard for you to input them

then

a : 三星SDI

b: 三星视界

c: 三星 伊连特有限公司

and what's the date of manufacture

and how is it work, good or bad~
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erikmarko:
Guys what is the simplest way to transfer bookmarks to browser on Atrix. Btw I'm using Dolphin HD.

Thanks
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pirateghost:
Use firefox with firefox sync or get chrome marks from the market and sync with google chrome

Sent from my atrix
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FLAC Vest:
Copy the HTML file on tthe phone, open the browser and import them.

If you have dropbox or something you can use that.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djk21108:
Just a quick survey of you fascinate users:

Do any of you use cases? I have been for the life of my phone, but I really like how it feels with out one.

For those of you without, how has the build of your phone stood up? Any damage?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ggt1_02:
I do have the Seidio case and holster for mine. I switch back and forth between using it and not. I only use the holster for when I mountain bike to protect the screen though. I don't have any major damage besides scratches on the battery cover so far.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agsded:
I use a tpu skin case I got at the Verizon store for like 15 bucks....no screen protector....

It kept wanting to slide outta my hand so I got the case for grippiness and it doesn't add much thickness
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] minho422:
I was using a solid plaid case, but the case itself damaged the battery cover. I recommend getting a soft case if possible. I'm currently using Samsung black wallet case; great design and comfort
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] localguitarhero:
I don't use a case at all cause I don't like the bulk... I've had the phone for over a year and no problems yet.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kevin Gossett:
Over a year huh? So you were fortunate enough to get your hands on one 6 months before it was released? Props to you on that...

No case here. I use a ZaggSkin on the back and that's it... Minimal bulk, battery door protected, with a little extra grip to boot.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] landshark68:
I use the Verizon wireless shell/holster combo. Texturized shell goes on the back of the phone, phone slides into the holster with the shell on, completely protected. And the inside of the holster is felt so the screen doesn't get scratched. Keeps the phone protected, but adds minimal thickness.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mtda80:
Otterbox, commuter. Looks nice gives the phone a good feel without adding too much weight.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kaze105:
Seidio case here. Without the case, the phone seems slightly too thin for me to hold easily so I prefer the extra bulk.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrodsunshine:
No case/holster here. I dont like the added bulk of one, screen protectors are a tad redundant considering our gorilla glass screens, and any damage to the battery cover can easily be remedied by buying a new one. Im usually good about protecting my phone, but the dings and nicks are definitely starting to add up.

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drose6102:
Never used any screen protector or case since September. Only place that has wear us the plastic chrome near the micro USB port. Although it would be nice to get a textured battery cover. This thing is like a wet bar of soap if u have dry hands.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xHoLyx:
I highly recommend any silicon case.

It might be little bulk to you, but it saved me from drop.

I dropped my SF screen facing down from 3ft and I had just Case on, but i picked it up and it didn't even have 1 little scratch.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] triddirt:
TPU case. No screen protection. Gives me the grip needed to keep from dropping with little bulk. removes in .5 seconds to pull batt if I need to.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justintammy:
Hey guys thanks for all the useful info I have gotten here, was wondering what were good/decent times for my evo running konis elite 3 kernel net 432 cfs havless, on speed test app

Thanks again
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sitlet:
Well sprint claims 3g speed to be between 600 and 1400kbps. But technically, 3g speeds SHOULD average around 2mb/s. However sprint's network is crap right now, I cant get above 100kbps ever.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justintammy:
Thanks!
[Xoom General] Dubar:
isnt the galaxy tab shipping with FROYO? with Samsung's track record, I doubt it'll get honeycomb in 2011, gingerbread is a more realistic goal, maybe near christmas?

Xoom is a great tablet and I'm sorry that you've decided to return it without even using it.

This same thread has been posted too many times, and needs to be added to a forum FAQ or something. "Should I buy x if y is coming out soon?" turns into "Should I buy y if z is coming out soon?". At some point you just have to make a purchase and accept that no technology is going to be "the best" for very long
[Xoom General] Rules.r:
Wait, you haven't even opened the box and we get this long rant?

Use the device, let your experience guide your choices. The simple fact is that the Xoom is a powerful and beautiful slate, if you are one of us who love it out of the box.

We have root, we have overclock and regardless of the Xoom platform Honeycomb will have a strong community support even if because it is Android.

I for one am a power user and love my Xoom, it's attractive and does it's job well for my tastes.

Regardless, you need to experience the thing in your environment before you decide it isn't worth your time. Normally the hurdle would be the purchase, but you've already passed that one. Take the time to configure and play, then decide!
[Xoom General] LordLugard:
Galaxy Tab 10 is not shipping with 2.2. Launching with 3.0.
[Xoom General] Dubar:
my bad, must be thinking of the older one; I feel sorry for anyone who bought that oversized phone that doesnt make calls :(

After using honeycomb, 2.x just doesnt make sense on a tablet

edit: I cant wait for all these new tablets to come out so people can start to differentiate between problems with the xoom and problems with honeycomb.
[Xoom General] Bauxite:
It's amazing how you've managed to out dumb every single other post in xoom general with this ridiculous pointless rant.

You've not even opened the box and you're complaining about the xoom.

The xoom is the most unlocked device moto has ever produced, it won't ever be locked.

You have nothing to backup your claims at all. There is nothing about the new tablets coming out that will reduce your enjoyment of the xoom. If you keep worrying about the next tablet and then the next tablet you will never have a tablet, and never be happy.

The xoom is a wonderful device with a lot going for it and nothing samsung or acer does will change that for me.

Honestly its your fault for ordering something so far ahead of time, especially a device like this that had almost no chance of selling out.
[Xoom General] Psychokitty:
I'm sure that the description "From Heaven to Hell" seems a bit dramatic to most readers, but if thats the way you feel, you will probably never be happy with the Xoom even after the upgrades & updates.

The more I read the more I realize the Xoom really is only going to one of the best tablets after it's hacked, overclocked and running a high quality custom ROM. This is the way I always intended to use the Xoom, though I am learning that I really am in the minority of users. Those consumers having no intention of hacking the tablet are likely to be disappointed when comparing it to a more "finished" product.

I add my experience to this post only to help illustrate the importance of considering the intended use of the product by the individual giving his opinion of it. Critics of users who are dissatisfied with the Xoom seem to overlook that relevance and chastise them unjustly. Inevitably, every thread that includes negative opinions of the Xoom turns to **** as a polarized pissing contest ensues.

The ironic good part of this usual course of behavior is that waiting for these updates will give everyone a chance to get this crap out of their system so that by that time we can get busy talking about nothing but development, improvements and ROMs. Won't THAT be great?!;)
[Xoom General] Dandarebr:
Sorry if you think that what I wrote is 'ridiculous pointless rant', but what a wrote is just what I am feeling so I am probably feeling ridiculous pointless right now.

About pre-ordering, yes it was a bad call. But I was in the US last thanksgiving and I spent two weeks trying to get a Xbox Kinect with no luck. I just didn`t want that to happened again. I also pre order a 3DS in the same way as the Xoom.

I agree that there is nothing from the new tables that would keep me from enjoying the Xoom, but that's not so simple. It's human nature to search for the best, and have the best. So I can say that except for some users that actually try several devices in order to choose the right one, most of the consumers will just choose the ones that looks the best. And between too devices, one 30% lighter and with the same specs, most of the users will go for the lighter even without testing.

I know that I am responsible for what happened but I think that what you should realize is that this will be the most typical scenario for the Xoom in the next weeks. Do you think that most of the consumers will act as XDA user and will do their homework (even then some XDA users will return theirs Xoom) or they will make their decisions like I did, in an impulse purchase?

Just look how many people stood on the line to purchase an Ipad 2 in the first day. None of these people were able to fully try Ipad before buying it. They just went for the one that looked the best.

And so this will probably happens with Android devices too. Most of people will go for the one with better specs or, in a secondary decision path, for the cheaper one. Very few people will go for the `right one for me`.

I just don't think that Motorola will hold on the Xoom if they start getting low sales numbers and high return rates. Motorola hasn't show that it will support Xoom if it fails in sale, and that's, combined to a POSSIBLE decision to prevent custom rooms (like they did in some Droid and Atrix phones) will turn out to be doom fall to Xoom users.
[Xoom General] Dandarebr:
I agree with the fact that Xoom will be a much better device after hacked and with custom Rom. I just don`t know if that will happen. Just look at the Atrix forum and the petition to have an unlocked bootloader. If I`m wrong please let me know but we are not sure, at this time, that there will be custom roms avaiable to the Xoom.
[Xoom General] chrisharmful:
If I may throw my 2 cents into the can...

Yes, it looks like cheaper, and slimmer or lighter tablets are coming around the corner. Acer and Asus have it right in the price. Samsung built a thinner mouse trap, if you will, with redesigning the 8.9 and 10.1 Tabs.

Here's why the Xoom is my pick to date: Stock Android Device. Yes, all these tablets will have Honeycomb, but the OEM's are placing UI's on top. Granted, They don't appear to be too obtrusive to the Honeycomb experience (thank you Samsung for figuring that out) it will still be an issue when updates are released. I learned my lesson on the phone side and bought the Nexus S, and am so, so glad I did. Now, I don't want to get into a discussion of who the updates will be coming from, but it's obvious that a stock operating system will get the updates much, much faster than any devices with custom UI's. Samsung will have one, Asus will have one, hell HTC wants to put frigging Sense on their tablets. Yes people, you HTC tablet owners will get to stare at that stupid clock widget all day long on a bigger screen.

Look, I understand that the Xoom is way too expensive, I look at my Best Buy account and cringe, but I'm glad I pulled the trigger and bout the Xoom. It may not be a "Nexus" device per say, but for the joy of having the "pure Google experience" I'm all about the Xoom.
[Xoom General] Dubar:
the only thing stopping the development of custom roms right now is the lack of HC source code, so if the xoom never gets custom roms then no 3.x device will
[Xoom General] keitht:
I agree with most everything you said however, where is the microSD card support on Xoom? These new tablets are releasing with functional slots. For a flagship device for Honeycomb, I am a bit disappointed. I have had my Xoom since day 1 and being as patient as possible with this but seeing other honeycomb tablets release with microSD support is a slap in the face.
[Xoom General] lesjaw:
dandearebr,

notice this...

regarding development of android device you must have development device, until now the development device supported by google are : G1 (legacy, not supported anymore), Nexus One, Nexus S and Motorola Xoom... the last three have unlock bootoloader officially, not by doing a hack, G1 Dev are coming unlocked from the first day of release (except G1 T Mob)..

so now, are you sure the next coming HC tablets have official unlock bootloader? "fastboot oem unlock"

Droid, Desire, Xperia etc, they are not development device, so is Atrix and others..the only way to put custom android to that product is hacking the bootloader..

Atrix have a good bootloader lock, afaik until now, no one have succes unlock milestone bootloader..so atrix will do the same..

now, one million dollars question for u, are u sure u want to buy next tablet that we dont know about their bootloader? u love custom rom right?
[Xoom General] Adapt0r:
Dear Dandearebr

You will never get "perfect" tablet because there is no definition of such. There are expectations that are constantly changing, also they are very personal and subjective.

Your opinion is based on reviews and vocal complainers baseless in most of cases.

Xoom is very solid tablet capable of replacing of laptop. I am sure that it will get updates and will be useful for a least a year, year and a half. Then it will be a picture frame.

BTW, it has amazingly powerful sound. Listening online radio is very enjoyable.

My opinion is based on experience using Android since 2009, starting with HTC G1, then MyTouch, Galaxy S, Samsung Galaxy Tab 7". Xoom is a different animal because of Honeycomb and it is a big step forward.

Personally I prefer 7" tab with phone capability and pocketable size.
[Xoom General] RoryPG:
Classic buyer's remorse. We've all been there. My suggestion is to follow through and return it. You will never likely be happy with it, regardless of how well it functions for you.

Happily typing from my unlocked, rooted, overclocked Xoom.
[Xoom General] 3devious:
Please return it so that real users don't have to clean up after you and kiss your boo-boos. Sheesh, you don't need a Xoom, you need a mom!
[Xoom General] xlGmanlx:
So have you actually used the device?
[Xoom General] cwizardtx:
God, return it.

Then when the XYZ tablet you want comes out you will go cry to those forums that ZYS v2.0 tablet is coming out.