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[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leezrd:
Call bs

If you read the op you would see that I says recovery not my down load mode. And my problem I think is instead of at&t even it is weird looking screen so can't tell when in recovery
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leezrd:
Well I'm back to cognition I got ahold of a computer and flashed back to stock and flashed cognition. Thanx to ask the rude people...... MODERATOR you can close this thread
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leezrd:
I know you don't loose it but when I flash i9000's I loose ability cuase I loose at&t screen and don't know when at&t screen pops up .... Sorry I should have worded what I said better
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dynamics_blue:
camera and camcorder was working fine until yesterday...when opening the camera or comcorder the view on screen is upside down. it can take pics but i would need to rotate them.

called T-mobile tech support and they told me they never heard of this issue and asked me to do a factory reset which i did, but i still have the problem. can anyone suggest a fix? does this sounds like a confirmed hardware issue as the reset didnt fix the problem?

P.S. I am running the orginal Andriod 2.1 that came with the phone (not rooted)

thanks

Ash
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ph1b:
Maybe you simply turned off the sensor? check under settings - sound n' display
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dynamics_blue:
thanks for your response but in Android 2.1 i cant find no such thing,
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ph1b:
Mine is 2.1 too, but german. If the marked selection is unchecked, rotation for pictures shouldn't work.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dynamics_blue:
yes i did try that and the camera is still upside down
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ph1b:
Well...shake it?

Seriously, if nothing works, try to wipe it or flash new rom. That fixes most of the problems.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dynamics_blue:
i did shake it... i tried all of that thanks. this is very odd
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dynamics_blue:
as I stated i did wipe it. and its still upside down
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ph1b:
When youre using the browser, are the pages upside-down as well?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dynamics_blue:
no everything else works fine, only the camera and the camcorder is upside down
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UDria:
A friend of mine have this issue too and someone told him it's a problem with then autofocus module.

You think it's possible?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dynamics_blue:
hi

who was that someone that told him?

when I 1st reported this issue , no one heard of it. not even T-mobile or Motorola. but today it seems I am hearing more and more people with this problem. i dont think there is software fix. it would have to be replaced. what a pain
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UDria:
I don't know precisely ... I think it is a technician in a shop.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hackergnome:
Tried other camera apps??

Swyped from my DroidDefy using xda Premium app
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UDria:
Yes, but it's always upside down...
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoefelab:
Yesterday my Defy started to do the same weird ****.

After some googling I found:

This solution was not really for the defy (but for the backflip), but I found out other people have the same problem, not only with the defy. Most of the time they run Android 2.1. So do I, dutch version and not rooted.

Anyone an idea?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danimagrin:
If you have already done a factory reset and it didn't work then this code won't work as well. You may try flashing a 2.2 Rom and if the problem still occurs then you should send it to repair. Have it ever worked correctly?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoefelab:
I have not yet performed a factory reset. I still need to google how to perfotm it. ;)

Everything worked perfectly up until yesterday.

edit: flashed it to 2.2 and still not working. Getting desperate :(
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danimagrin:
Have you wiped after flashing 2.2 rom?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoefelab:
Yup, but it had no effect. Guess ill need to send it over.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] renzo.olivares:
Like The Theme? Press The Thanks Button And Rate The Thread

Stock HTC Sense 2.1 Theme For Warm Z TwopointTwo. Un-Themes Mostly Everything. Tell Me If I Missed Anything.

Changelog

v1.0 [4/15/2011]- First Attempt At Un-Theming Everything (Stock Theme)

v1.1 [4/16/2011]-Stock Phone

v1.2 [4/16/2011]-Stock Market

v2.0 [4/17/2011]-Incorporates v1.0 And v1.1 And Fixes Problems With HTC Skin And More Stock :) Updated Extras To Go With Mod

v3.0 (Final Release) [4/24/2011]- Completely Stock. White Notification Pull Down. Black App Drawer. Black Personalize Menu. Stock Animations. Stock Battery.

v4.0 [?/?/2011]-Optimized And Added A Deodexed Version.

Links For v3.0

:

Stock With Recent Apps

Mirror

Stock With Notification Setting Toggles

Mirror

Extras For Stock Theme Only v3.0:

Thanks!

:

tommytomatoe-Mods And Teaching Me How To Do This

Incubus26jc-His Rom And For His Incredible S Port

gmichaelow- Stock Widgets From His Rom And Animations

Incdoes-Desire Z Port

Nilsp-His Services.jar And Framework.jar Which Fixed Emmc Mount And Tv With The Recent Apps

fernando sor-Stock Market

HTC And Google- For A Beautiful UI And OS

TELL ME IF I MISSED ANYONE :)

Disclaimer

:I Am Not Responsible For Anything That Happens To Your Phone

ALWAYS NANDROID

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[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] theguitarguy58:
Is this going to be for the latest nightly or for RLS 1?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] renzo.olivares:
what nightly are you running?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] theguitarguy58:
4/12
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] renzo.olivares:
Yea you'll be good i am on 4/11 and there weren't any changes in the change log so 4/12 and 4/11 are basically the same. This will could work on any release but i'am not sure if ti work on other z roms. Just need to wait for mediafire to upload this!!!lol
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Stoney 666:
To fix the emmc mounting, grab the PCSCII.apk from a working warm z rom and plug it in with your mod, Or make a flash for it on its own.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] sruel3216:
where is the link?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] renzo.olivares:
sorry i didn't upload it yesterday ill upload it today and post links and thanks stoney ill do that
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] sruel3216:
Awesome can't wait!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] renzo.olivares:
Ummm stoney were would i find this apk in the rom? hehe
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Stoney 666:
System/app

You might wanna ask incubus about the TV out though...
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] renzo.olivares:
ok guys now i just need to upload all 3 files
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] sruel3216:
Yayyy
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] sruel3216:
im about to flash warm z 4/14 nightly he just released. will this work still?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] renzo.olivares:
yup no framework changes so its good just in case ill try it right now, just downloaded 4/14 so ill try them. I am uploading the files right now and it says 2 hrs!!!!! so well see but ill definitely get this mod out to you guys by today and ill also get another mod out that changes the 3g icons to 4g lte
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] sruel3216:
thanks! been waiting for a stock looking theme
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] sruel3216:
i think u took the link down

edit: nvm u just updated the op
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] renzo.olivares:
yea i only have one link and thats a fix for emmc mounting for the recent apps so don't flash it until i get the other zips out. The rest are still in progress and going very slow and i think they are stuck so i might just tell someone else to upload them for me. This has been a bad day for my internet connection :(
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] sruel3216:
i can do it if youd like
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] renzo.olivares:
k whats yo email so i can send u the .zips?
[General Questions and Answers] cupcakegirl09:
I downloaded an apk file to put into my g tablet, where do they go?
[Nexus One General] mattp_65:
Hello All,

I been having problems with my Gallery photos. It seems like they disappear or does not want to show as if it is corrupted. Photos that are saved on computer and moved to my SD card most of the show up and the ones that will not show up is there when i select it in the gallery (but not show up as an icon).

But recent photos taken with nexus camera will show up but then a day or so it will disappear (icon will not show up in gallery) and when i click on the blank icon it will not show up at all (as if it is corrupted). As soon as I take a picture with the nexus camera I can go to the gallery and select it and click on it to enlarge the picture but its after a day or so it disappears.

So I drag the missing pictures to my desktop on my laptop and it says picture can not be shown. What happen to my recent photos taken with my camera phone? Please help.

I have tried killing the gallery app and still no luck and also restarting the phone.

thanks
[Nexus One General] siddharthsai:
Change your sdcard
[Nexus One General] Mokomaki:
Not sure if this is against the rules to bring up an old thread but.. atleast i used the search function!

Im having this problem on my Galaxy S2.. and... is it sure that theres a problem in the internal sdcard?

Can it not be fixed by some different kind of reformat or something?

Or do i just need to go somewhere and have the sdcard replaced.
[Nexus One General] b00sted415:
Try replacing your SD card? that at least eliminates one possibility.
[Xoom Android Development] kelvie:
I've managed to build a version of wpa_supplicant that has ad-hoc enabled, by forward porting the patch in this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=754961

After building and a couple of tests, it works.

To install, you need a rooted Xoom, of course, and just push the file to system/bin/wpa_supplicant.

Because zipfiles don't store permission, you have to make it executable as well.

adb remount
adb push system/bin/wpa_supplicant /system/bin/wpa_supplicant
adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/wpa_supplicant

I also had to change the permissions on /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf for some reason:

adb shell chown system.wifi /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf

Then reboot, and try it!

It works with my Nokia N8 with JoikuSpot; I can't tether it any other way as the N8 doesn't support the PAN Bluetooth profile, and Android doesn't support DUN.

Don't forget to backup your files, and I am not liable, etc, etc.

The code I used is here:

https://github.com/kelvie/android-wpa_supplicant
[Xoom Android Development] SaintFarris`:
Ok heres what happened to me..

I was able to push the first file and when I input the adb shell code it said the device was not connected I am rooted and had no problems rooting or access shell before

So I got a little cocky and thought that the port 5037 that adb communicates with was blocked so I typed adb tcpip 5036 to see if I could get shell access on that port well now when I type adb remount it immediately tells me error: device not found....help!

Got myself stuck without wifi (error)
[Xoom Android Development] Ehsan Mahmood:
Thanks for developing such a great app. If i m not wrong i think its working with all 3G carriers.

You can also turn your Motorola Xoom tablets to WiFi hotspot without rooting by enabling setting which are given here http://goo.gl/mgwdn
[Xoom Android Development] SaintFarris`:
Also my xoom has been in debug mode and now all of a sudden I noticed that its not entering debug mode when connected there used to a little icon come up and not anymore it acts like nothing yet i can access it on my computer by going my computer and I see Xoom
[Xoom Android Development] SaintFarris`:
Ok I got debugging mode back and xoom is plugged in now my problem is when the daemon server starts in adb shell it starts on port 5038

So when I try to copy "adb shell chmod +x /system/bin/wpa_supplicant" it still says device not found and thats if I copy and paste it exactly if I type adb shell it gives me the # Symbol then i put it "chmod +x /system/bin/wpa_supplicant" and it says bad mode

One good thing is I can now type /remount again so what I am doing wrong still stuck without wifi ;\
[Xoom Android Development] SaintFarris`:
Ok I've tried everything except reflash my devices I've literally only been able to do step 1 which leaves me with no wifi because i cannot execute the shell commands so please a little help it's been a long night messing with this appreciate your time and I'd love to get this working!
[Xoom Android Development] Fusius:
Ok...I tried this and got the same "bad mode" error at the

"adb shell chmod +x /system/bin/wpa_supplicant" stage.

So, I instead did "adb shell chmod 700 /system/bin/wpa_supplicant" and that was successful, so I finished the steps listed and can see my cell on my Xoom. I have a Windows Mobile 6.5 cell and my Xoom can NOW see my ad-hoc network. Thanks a lot Kelvie.
[Xoom Android Development] PengLord:
If not for the SDCard update from BRD, I think this thread would be getting alot more attention.

Not to be too mistrusting, but I am hesitant about loading this on my Xoom when it is posted by a new user with only one post.
[Xoom Android Development] SaintFarris`:
Hey that worked instantly love you!
[Xoom Android Development] kelvie:
I completely understand where you're coming from; but check my github repo, and google for me, I do leave a small internet trail...

I (mostly used to, don't do much anymore but answer the odd email) maintain an open source project (Basket for KDE), and try to participate in open source communities as much as I can.

I just did this to tether my Xoom Wifi to my phone, as I had no other way to get internet on the go.
[Xoom Android Development] sangreal06:
Nice work. I tried to do this myself last week but ran into trouble just getting wpa_supplicant from the Android git to compile (with or without the changes)
[Xoom Android Development] mr_wrong_0:
First off, wow man thank you so much. I've been playing with this for a while and I've tried a number of different wpa supplicant files but they failed to initiate a scan of wireless networks. I just tried this one and it works great. I wanted to explain a different way to install it however for the people having ADB issues.

First you want to turn off your wifi. I have used the ADB method a couple of times but I find it easier to use Root explorer. Save the file to your Xoom, Copy it using root explorer, navigate to the system/bin folder and click mount R/W then paste the file into the folder replacing the original (make sure to make a backup!) then long hold on the file and view permissions, check all the boxes in the first two columns and the first 2 in the last column. (chmod 775) You can then restart your wifi and enjoy ad-hoc networks (no reboot needed.)

I've done this a couple of times and it works great. Thanks again.
[Xoom Android Development] Elementix:
First off, thanks a ton to the OP for getting this working!

Also, thanks to mr_wrong_0 for the root explorer directions. Not that I'm incapable of using the command prompt, it was just easier to do it this way. :)
[Xoom Android Development] mkfink:
Thanks so much for this! No issues at all. Wifi Xoom is tethered to my HTC Hero now.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Congrats on a killer mod! We are making progress nice and steady.
[Xoom Android Development] PengLord:
Installed, works great.

Thank you.
[Xoom Android Development] Vanman1979:
Great, thanks for your hard word.

I do have a question for those how have done this hack. I currently have an old iPhone 3g with tetherme installed and use Bluetooth tethering to give my Xoom (wifi only) internet access. This works great for me.

Is there are speed/battery life advantage to using wifi tethering instead?

Cheers
[Xoom Android Development] mr_wrong_0:
I don't know for sure. From what I understand wifi is potentially faster than bluetooth, but it can vary from device to device. I have noticed that my Epic seems to stay cooler and use less battery when broadcasting an Ad-hoc network vs broadcasting in infrastructure mode (using wifi tether 3.0.) But I've never been able to get my phone to tether with bluetooth so I don't know about battery life. One advantage of connecting over wifi is file sharing via apps like wifi file explorer. I have used that a lot to transfer files between my Xoom and my phone as well as the computer.
[Xoom Android Development] the5threvolution:
Noob question

Hello all,

Thank you very much for the patch.

I would like to try it out, but before that, I need to make sure of one thing;

If I root my Xoom, will I still be getting future updates from Motorola for the device if there is one? Or once I root it, is it impossible for me to update them from the manufacturer?

Thank you!
[Xoom Android Development] gizhola:
Thanks so much to the OP! I've been waiting for a reason to root my wifi Xoom. SDCard access was tempting, but I think this is the thing that pushes me over the edge!!

Thanks!!
[Xoom Android Development] pgwipeout:
Semi-functional

Tried using it to connect to my Windows 7 machine:

-Using WPA2, Xoom sees the pc, but doesn't even connect.

-Using No encryption, Xoom sees the pc, and tries to connect, but immediately disconnects and tries again, after five attempts it disables connecting.
[Xoom Android Development] cmanson13:
Thank You so much. Next time your in Portland, OR drop me a note and I'll buy the first round.

I followed the steps from the first post and it connected to my Walking Hotspot on my windows phone without any issues.
[Xoom Android Development] chbennett:
Really man? Everyone has to start somewhere, and there are a lot of smart and talented people who haven't posted or who got an account for this specific purpose. As for they few bad pesudo devs out there, just be cautious when modding your device. Remember you took a risk getting it rooted and unlocked, and probably SD enable as well.

My rant is done.
[Xoom Android Development] PengLord:
Your rant was unnecessary and added nothing to the thread, since as stated in a previous post, I loaded the patch after researching the OP.

You aren't really trying to tell me that if a person came in here and posted something that sounded like the Holy Grail but they had no history, you'd just blindly trust them, are you?
[Xoom Android Development] yoshitweaky:
Can you tell me exactly how you did this as I dont appear to have an option for enabling wifi tether on my xoom

Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] SPIDERTECH:
Follow the steps in the first post to get the Xoom to see adhoc networks, download and install barnacle on your phone, run barnacle, connect your Xoom to the access point created by barnacle. Pretty easy really.

I got the xoom not knowing honeycomb couldn't natively see ad-hoc networks. I knew the atrix could see and connect to ad-hoc networks and I could do it with my x10, so I assumed the xoom would be able to as well. This has made my wifi version of the xoom well worth the purchase. I knew it had something to do with the wpa_supplicant file when I opened in in visual studio and found the part where it excluded the ad-hoc from network scanning, but I couldn't really do anything more than just see that.

Thanks for all the work put into making this happen. Couldn't have been an easier process to get it working either. I actually couldn't get it copied to the system/bin folder using RE since for some reason it wouldn't remount as r/w, so I just used adb.

It's working great too.
[Xoom Android Development] yoshitweaky:
yep, worked a treat for my htc hero running froydvillain

thanks
[Xoom Android Development] kelvie:
Thanks for trying to stick up for trust in me :)

I really don't blame anyone for being mistrustful. I'd encourage it... I find the whole "downloading binaries off of forums" thing very sketchy as well... and I don't even trust most of the apps on the Market.

That's why I like Android over the Apple alternatives, open source! (I was originally rooting for Nokia, but alas...)

That said, the source is on my github repo, so if you understandably don't trust me, you can build it yourself.

Just load up the Android kernel environment (google "android kernel git", then run . build/envsetup.sh), and use the "mm" function inside my source tree.
[Xoom Android Development] DroidHam:
My wifi is running slow, alot slower than usual. If I use my wifi on my laptop I max out at 1.75mb/sec steady, on my Xoom its 500-800k all over the map. Can this be worked on?
[Xoom Android Development] iNdioNicarao:
OMG Thank you so much. I've been wanting to connect to ad-hoc networks from day one. YOu rock!
[Xoom Android Development] freeky1:
OK, I want to do this, but I don't understand the process. Once I root my Xoom, I just dowload the file, change the file type to an executable, then copy it to the Xoom and execute it? I am a total noob, so please excuse my ignorance. I just need a step-by-step explanation of how to use that file.

My DroidX is rooted, and my Wifi Tether program creates an infrastructure network, so my Xoom sees it and connects to it just fine. I need ad hoc for another reason. I have a device made by Innovate Motorsports called an OT-2 that plugs into the ODB2 port in my car, then creates an ad hoc network. By connecting a PC or smartphone through wifi to the OT-2, you can monitor and log all kinds of information about the car.

Thanks for all the hard work!
[Xoom Android Development] yoshitweaky:
freeky1,

It couldn't be easier, if you have root explorer it becomes a breeze.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.speedsoftware.rootexplorer&feature=search_result

Move the new wpa_supplicant to your xoom either via sd card, dropbox or cable copy.

turn off your wifi

Navigated to system/bin

click mount R/W (top left) so it changes to Mount R/O)

Then long hold on the file and select rename put old on the end

Copy/cut and paste the existing wpa_supplicant file somewhere safe

Then copy the new file from the extracted zip

Navigate back to system/bin

click mount R/W (top left) so it changes to Mount R/O)

Paste the new wpa file in

Then long hold on the file and select view permissions

check/tick all the boxes in the first two columns and the first 2 in the last column. (chmod 775)

restart wifi

You should then see adhoc networks with a * infront of them.

This is the process I followed based on the post in this thread by mr_wrong_0 and it worked for me, I am no dev and I wont promise anything.

Or follow the instruction in the OP for using adb, but if you've rooted, you'll love the simplicity root explorer brings for a small cost

Hope that helps
[Xoom Android Development] willverduzco:
Thread moved to /dev.

This is probably one of the only times I've ever had to move anything TO development. Usually it's the other way around, haha.

Oh, and great work, kelvie!
[Xoom Android Development] freeky1:
Thanks! You guys are the best! I will be doing this later today. I can't wait to get this Dashcommand working on the Xoom.
[Xoom Android Development] cat2115:
Hi, will this work with iphone 4 using MyWi. Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] validoption:
Will this work to tether the Xoom (Wifi ver.) to a laptop's adhoc network, much in the same way one can with an iPod Touch? I'm getting the Xoom on Saturday as a b-day present to myself, and I'd rather not add the cost of a wireless router if I can avoid it :)
[Xoom Android Development] epakrat75:
No, the XOOM hates all iDevices so it simply won't work. :D Just kidding. The XOOM is already capable (without this mod) of tethering via Bluetooth and WiFi (Infrastructure only). This mod enables the XOOM to do WiFi Ad-Hoc connections as well. MyFi supports all three, I believe so it should work with or without this mod in place.