yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ibsk8:
Thanks for making this option available, I like to keep everyone's kernels on my sdcard, this eliminates the needed to download the kernels again through KM.

sent from a sweet paper weight.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ibsk8:
Install from sdcard, paid only?

sent from a sweet paper weight.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rusty2663:
How about an option to back up in case of boot loops...sorry if that's already in there and I missed it
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ibsk8:
That's what cwm is for. I'm not sure how it would be useful here.

sent from a sweet paper weight.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] billygoat32:
Few suggestions :

- Have a change log section for the kernels in the detail. Maybe this is up to the dev?

- Have an option to track a specific dev or kernel and be notified of updates.

- Remember the last selected kernel after veiwing the details and hitting the back button. Currently it defaults back to the top of the list.

Other than that cool app, hope it catches on and is used.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xXJay_RXx:
i love this! i bought the paid version just to support ^_^
[Thunderbolt Android Development] azturbomini:
Wow, how do you talk your way out of this? IMO you have every right to be pissed.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Shinzul:
Well first of all, kernels are gpl and completely public. Second of all it was an honest mistake and I immediately removed the kernels in question. I assumed he wouldn't mind free publicity and hosting for his work to reach more people, but I was wrong. And I apologized... read farther down in the linked thread.

Edit: here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12981804&postcount=29
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Forgetfull:
Awesome app, since flashing kernels is like eating potato chips it's great to not have to boot into CWR which takes too long for just a simple kernel.

Seems there was a little not needed drama in that other thread... Some individuals can be a little high strung at times.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sdorn77:
Seems to work well. It is nice to have the kernels in an easy to find place without having to search through XDA threads.

thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] adrynalyne:
azturbomini,

Lets leave the drama where it belongs, aka not here.

Thanks :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mbh87:
It's much harder to see the kernel info on the update, my only complaint so far.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jmiller98:
Excellent app. I would suggest everyone get the pro version to support the dev(s).
[Thunderbolt Android Development] starscream86:
Sorry if this is a repost I didn't have time to read through the thread...

One thing I'd like to see in kernel manager is somewhere whetebit shows your current kernel... If this feature exists and I'm just missing it sorry.

Sent from Thor's hammer in a bolt of lightning
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Shinzul:
I am planning on adding this as soon as I get more device support added.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Shinzul:
I posted the official CyanogenMod kernel in Kernel Manager!

So if there aren't any kernel devs who have uploaded their kernels to KM yet, you can at least see the flashing process and if it's something you'd use .

Enjoy!
[Xoom General] burden010:
Hey guys, I'm aware there are a couple of Google Books threads already but this is specifically about the Wifi only UK version of the Xoom.

I cannot figure out how to get the tablet version of Books. The UK version doesn't come with Books installed so I sideloaded the mobile version in the hopes that I'd be able to fix it once installed but no...

Anyone have any ideas or could some kind soul in the US with root backup the tablet ver with Titanium or some such? Any help would be much appreciated.
[Xoom General] burden010:
No replies but would someonein the US be able to try this for your poor bookless Euro cousins please?
[Xoom General] s.t.s:
I'll second the request for some google books love for blighty!
[Xoom General] kenhunt:
http://db.tt/MQLhUxW and http://db.tt/NayfIHA

Download and put in system/app and reboot, hope it works, USE BOTH FILES! :-) Pretty sure it won't work without the odex file.
[Xoom General] burden010:
Thanks for this Kenhunt. I'll need root for this won't I? Can someone with root access try this and if it works I'll be all over it!!
[Xoom General] kenhunt:
You either need root or do adb push to system/app, hope it works!
[Xoom General] yoshitweaky:
didn't work for me
[Xoom General] poisike:
As you are not in US, it won't activate it. I have a Xoom from US, it has Books installed but it doesn't work.

After you push it to you Xoom, you probably need to follow the how to get it to work outside US guide.
[Xoom General] yoshitweaky:
OK, I'll go search for that, I was just trying it out for burden010 and s.t.s lets see if we can crack this

I can get the mobile version of books (1.2.2) working (as in opening) on my uk wifi but not the xoom version provided above
[Xoom General] poisike:
I would try it also, but I don't see a point in it, as you can't buy any books outside US anyway and there is no way to sideload books into it.

Also I can't turn my Xoom off if I mess it up. If a do a power sycle I loose touch control. So unfortunately I can't help :(
[Dell Streak 7] prudviraj:
guys,

I bricked my dell streak after i updated it worked fine.. i just reset all the data and then it is struck in CWM.. i used vol up + down buttons and plug the streak 7 in.. that is the end.. now everything gone except for the 3 lights that are glowing.. I am dead now.. first day of arrival and gone...

Help greatly appreciated guys.. please... going crazy.. Popped the charger and it doesnt even charge.. is it completely dead or any sign of recovery?

** Guys.. i used a pin and reset the hole underneath and i got back to clockwork mod.. I have the dell streak 2.2.2 update with full root on my SD.. i flash it everything is successful but still returns to CWM... When i use Dorid explorer all the folder structure is shown.. but doesnt bootup .. :(

Is it because i removed update.zip which was downloaded by CWM? if someone can provide me the update.zip for DS7 i will put in my sd card and try again..

Got it and restored my dell back to life.. :) thanks XDA..

Please delete this thread MOD... just to be clear of crap..

Thanks,

Raj
[Dell Streak 7] Mysticales:
Well glad you got it fixed. =D
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junior1683:
Ive had a rooted droid inc for awhile now, im currently running incredibly re-enginered 2.3.. I downloaded 4 new roms and put them on my SD card. Every time i go to load them, they install fine but the phone resets every time the phone loads the home screen. It does it with every mod i try. i tried using 3 different versions of clockwork and it still does it. Any ideas??
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kickasskev:
Did you do a wipe before installing the new roms
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junior1683:
Yes. I have a guy at work who is huge into rooting and different roms and when he tried installing them he gets it to loop too.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] midnight assassin:
Try downloading 2.4 loser. ;-)
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junior1683:
It doesn't matter what rom I try loading. Does it to them all
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smtom:
Is SD card full or nearly full? Make sure you have ample space.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junior1683:
I have a 16 gig with like 12 gig free
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junior1683:
Now I can't even get it to load a rom.. it gives me install errors
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opnsrcaddict:
I'm not sure if this is a common issue, but I couldn't find anything via search. Recently my power button no longer "clicks" when pressed. There is virtually no feedback at all anymore. This has made it a bit more difficult to lock and unlock. Has anyone else experienced this? I'm thinking about trying to get an RMA since I've only had the table for a few months.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssummerlin:
Wow! Mine has never clicked. I am running TNTL 4.4.0.

It would be nice to have that feature.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opnsrcaddict:
I meant physically there is no click, the button is just kind of mushy. Has anyone had good experience with Viewsonic's support when it comes to these sort of things?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] papi92:
Will ported rom use the same ril has cyanogenmod or will it use the ril used in sense?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g00s3y:
Depends on if it is AOSP or Sense based.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] papi92:
Like a 3.0 port. It seems weird that we dont have ports by now
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] necosino:
3g is a lot different than LTE, and it will take time to make non- OEM ROMs. It's nice out, go for a walk or something, lol.
[Xoom General] Scourge1024:
Seeing as BeagleBoy (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1017398) was willing to sacrifice his recovery partition to give us clean boot.img and system.img files, I thought I'd dump my recovery partition from my Xoom Wi-Fi.

*DISCLAIMER* Do not use this to relock your XOOM. I bricked mine... :S

This shows the recovery image from the 3G/4G Xoom is different...

mac-mini:Xoom Howard$ diff mz600_img/MZ600_HRI39/recovery.img mz604_img/stock/recovery.img
Binary files mz600_img/MZ600_HRI39/recovery.img and mz604_img/stock/recovery.img differ

mac-mini:Xoom Howard$ cmp mz600_img/MZ600_HRI39/recovery.img mz604_img/stock/recovery.img
mz600_img/MZ600_HRI39/recovery.img mz604_img/stock/recovery.img differ: char 9, line 1
mac-mini:Xoom Howard$

I forgot how to do a binary compare showing how many differences and all that but that's sufficient I think?

Edit: The recovery image I have are from a Canadian Xoom Wi-Fi which is confirmed to be quite different from the US version. US image files for the Xoom can be found here: http://developer.motorola.com/products/software

Here's my recovery partition:
[Xoom General] kanyewest:
This mean we're able to relock our wifi only Xooms?

Sent from my EvoKneivel
[Xoom General] Scourge1024:
Nope. I think I may have bricked my XOOM in the process. :(
[Xoom General] ericdabbs:
OP, can you please put a Disclaimer that the files do not work and may brick your xoom. The last thing we need is more people bricking their Xooms and having to return it to the store.
[Xoom General] Scourge1024:
Done. And to make things worse, I can't find my receipt... :(
[Xoom General] qubz:
Scourge,

Your an absolute renegade, thank you for sacrificing your baby for the benifit of the community. I really hope you find your receipt.
[Xoom General] Scourge1024:
Thanks. I have 3 alternatives...

1. "Borrow" my friend's receipt.

2. Buy another Xoom.

2a. Exchange bricked Xoom with new receipt and sell spare on Kijiji at small loss.

2b. Eat the $600 loss and sell my body to afford another. :)

I'd only really feel comfortable returning that stuff if there's no serial number, MAC address or other unique identifier on the receipt though.
[Xoom General] qubz:
Will the stock SBF be able to fix it when it comes out?
[Xoom General] ydaraishy:
Just wanted to point out that these would pretty much be different by definition, because they would have different kernels/configuration details due to them being different models.

(It would be interesting to see exactly how they differ, I might go download and unpack them and compare.)
[Xoom General] Scourge1024:
Well, I thought there could have been a possibility of them being similar. The recovery boot doesn't need to know about all the hardware differences between the two.
[Xoom General] ydaraishy:
Similar, sure, but there's definitely going to be differences. Remember the boot.img and the recovery.img have the same kernel, ie., the system's kernel, so for efficiency purposes it's not going to have all the CDMA-specific stuff in the Wi-Fi only model.

(If you're curious, I've diffed the ramdisks and can show you the differences, but not the kernel images -- they're compressed and I'm unfamiliar with linux kernel image compression, and I'm not sure what good decompression will do)
[Xoom General] bigrushdog:
I highly doubt you're bricked bro. Catch me in freenode #xoom and we'll take a look.
[Xoom General] Scourge1024:
I'm just about to grab a power nap. Why don't you think I'm bricked? I can't scroll through the options on the boot screen and in Fastboot and RSD modes, my computer can't see the Xoom at all. How could I have fixed it?

Anyway, I took advantage of an exchange and confirmed that I got the same MD5 for the recovery partition as with the one I extracted from the old Xoom.
[Xoom General] pat4714:
heres an easier guide and works only on wifi model http://www.xoomforums.com/forum/mot...99-how-restore-wifi-only-system-boot-img.html
[Xoom General] Droid-Xer:
Did you ever get it fixed? As long as you fan get fastboot you're not bricked.
[Xoom General] xoppaw:
has anyone done something like this? i assume this is the closest to a factory reset we can get? I'm not looking to relock, just would like to start over from scratch....
[Xoom General] Scourge1024:
Just grab BeagleBoy's boot and system images. I know he extracted them right (virgin copies). The link you provided doesn't site the source or how the images were extracted. But, they could also be his images someone rehosted. I'd go right to the original source though...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1017398

If someone has even once remounted their system folder, it's no longer a virgin copy. Even if they hadn't pushed any files onto it.

Or, you can grab my Canadian Xoom Wi-Fi files here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1041453
[Xoom General] yoshitweaky:
Is there actually a difference between the two? and which would be best for a uk wifi?
[Xoom General] odyseus:
Well I had to use the Canadian Image files to recover my uk WiFi Xoom after I got into a boot loop flashing a theme
[Xoom General] ydaraishy:
Courtesy call. Stock Wi-Fi MZ604 images are up where the MZ600 ones are.
[Xoom General] Scourge1024:
Thanks for the heads up! Been waiting for these! Probably US market? I'll have to check it out when I'm back home.

Link if anyone wants: http://developer.motorola.com/products/software
[Xoom General] odyseus:
I guess the WiFi images should work on all WiFi variants??? Mu UK version is running the Canadian images. I'm sure I tried the US images but then I got a WiFi error and so tried the Canadian images which worked fine. Be nice to know if they work though??

Cheers

Ody
[Xoom General] ericdabbs:
Can you please place the link in your original thread and delete the rest of the files since now it is obsolete. Anything official from Motorola should have highest priority. Thanks.
[Xoom General] Scourge1024:
Nope. My files are all Canadian (perhaps international) image files. Those still have not been released by Motorola. All we're getting is US versions of the image files.

I will edit my first thread pointing to the US image files however.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkusPO:
to my amazement there doesn't seem to be anythign on stock that allows me to play video - other than - i'm guessing the gallery for video i've recorded myself.

seriously?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
Nexus is pure google experience, so it assume you to use youtube

there are tons of free apps, the best one is MoboPlayer
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Si_NZ:
The gallery app does scan for videos stored in your SD, I guess you are just meant to play videos using the gallery app. Sounds counter intuitive I know. But keep in mind it supports very limited number of formats, which I know of only mp4 and 3gp. To play other formats, install a video player from the market as suggested.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
and/or RockPlayer
[Desire HD Accessories] Maverik DHD:
Hi,

someone konw a very good sreen protector? I only have a very simple one.
[Desire HD Accessories] onlytests:
I use the official HTC screen protector: HTC Desire HD Screen Protector SP P430

http://i.expansys.com/i/b/b203639.jpg

Probably not is the best one, but for me it serves.

Until now it is fine!
[Desire HD Accessories] MrYuiM:
Case Mate worked really well for me, easy on easy off :)
[Desire HD Accessories] dayze0:
Best Screen Protector I have EVER used I bought from Phantom Skinz

(link -http://phantomskinz.com/)

and its amazing and tough as hell and very easy to fit.

Ive also just got 1 from Zagg, which is very nice too

Dont buy those crappy skin protectors on ebay, most are fakes and the rest are rubbish, with only about 3/10 real or of any use

HiT The THaNKS if I HeLPeD
[Desire HD Accessories] shiyau:
Don't get yourself those cheap screen protector..

for those cheap anti glare sp, you'll have rainbow effect which will distort the vividness of your screen.. i tried these sp before and i recommend: Capdase Imag, iDEFENSE, and the well known Steinheil Ultra Fine series.. go and get any of these brands and you won't regret it.. :)
[Desire HD Accessories] jamsie555:
i have the official htc screen protectors, as with any screen protectors they can be a bit fiddly to get on properly first time so i ordered a couple of packs of them. Once i managed to get one on without any air bubbles, it's stayed on perfectly and you barely notice it's there. i've had it on for 4 months and it's showing no signs of wear like some of the cheap ebay ones do :))
[Desire HD Accessories] lambomanx1:
If you are willing to spend the money, the Martin Fields ones are very, very good. You don't notice they are there, and they are nice and smooth, like the glass on the screen. Just nake sure you put them on the right way, like all of the full front screen protectors for this phone.

Sent from my Desire HD
[Desire HD Accessories] ambrose7:
Ive got the official HTC screen protector on mine, its been on for nearly 5 months now and still in great condition
[Desire HD Accessories] Seraphic:
Another vote for the official HTC screen protector. Its not the cheapest and its a bit of a pig to fit perfectly but its really good and extremely hard to notice.
[Desire HD Accessories] hreba:
I have Brando Ultra Clear and it's great. You won't recognize there is a screen protector.
[Desire HD Accessories] Xiphan:
+1, I bought one the other day from overlayplus.com. It arrived extremely quickly and while it did take some work to make sure no dust got in-between the screen and the protector once it was applied it fitted seamlessly to the point where I can't even tell it's there. So yeah, worth every penny. :)
[Desire HD Accessories] pwraggcan:
I use really cheap ones from ebay and it's fine. I replace the it aboot every 12 weeks but for 18p each, who cares?

I apply with a spray of lightly soaped water and never getting get any air bubbles.

Sent from my Motorola Startac running Atari 2600 software!
[Desire HD Accessories] 8igdave:
Personally would suggest a look into the sedio ultimate screen protector, not the easiest to put on though. I wrote a review which should be on the first page of this forum if you wish to check it out.
[Desire HD Accessories] TiZiO.Cover:
Hi,

i bought the Vikuiti™ Displayschutzfolie ADQC27, not cheap but very good, and there was a special Offer at the Time, buy 2 get 3.

***.schutzfolien24.de/artikel/vikuiti-displayschutzfolie-adqc27-htc-desire-hd-43104.html
[Desire HD Accessories] Steve_Walker:
Yeah I would agree the official HTC screen protector is the best.
[Desire HD Accessories] Markosmi:
For first aid, Brando shop screen protector also does the trick. Not as good as official, but I liked it better than Invisible shield.

Easy to put on, washable, ok protection level.
[Desire HD Accessories] KillerBunnys122:
Am I able to get a Phantom Skin shipped to Australia? :confused:

They seem to be high quality and reusable. I want!
[Desire HD Accessories] evilfrog:
Screen Protectors

I bought Zagg's invisible shield. You only get one and it is like installing car tint but it is pretty damn good and lifetime replacement. its about 19.99 to 20 or somewhere like that. worth it though.
[Desire HD Accessories] yener90:
after reading this topic i will also buy htc protector.

did someone heard about anti reflex screen protectors?

i heard after using this the sharpness get bad.

is that really soo bad??

sun light you cant see anything on the screen.
[Desire HD Accessories] houston_:
I use the HTC Screen Protectors too.

But bought them because of the review of some other users.

I cant say they were wrong ;) The shield fits perfect, has no overlapping edges, is nearly invisible especially with a bodykit/protector.

One thing ... that infers ...sunlight!

Under the sky you cant really see anything if you are not in a dark shadow of something.

So ... anyone made experience with matt/faint/milky protectors?

I heard be someone else, that under the sky the view of the screen is much better.
[Desire HD Accessories] clouds5:
I bought some cheap ones on an auction site and they are horrible. I had a broken fingernail today, just a little bit broken on the edge and that was enough to make serious scratches into the screen protector. WTF? And they dont fit the edges of the display.

Cant remember the brand unfortunately.

I'm ordering some original HTC ones now.
[Desire HD Accessories] paul c:
As for not fitting the edges, almost certainly you put it on upside down (I did that myself :(). The curvature of the top is slightly different to the bottom.
[Desire HD Accessories] Chad_Petree:
guys what brand do you recommend? that doesnt affect the sensitivity and that it wont wash out the screen colors? and thats its available on amazon , thats the only place i can buy since i live in latinamerica :(
[Desire HD Accessories] tkolev:
As many here, I also use the HTC's one and I'm perfectly happy with it. Bought one pack (2 pcs) shortly after buying my DHD (end of October) and I can say that one protector lasts easyly 6 months. I replaced mine because it had a few micro scratches, but for 6 months without a case/pouch (I actualy have the HTC's leather case but I don't use it) it's good as it gets. Needless to say the cut is perfect but there are two tiny bubbles in the upper right corner (it's purely a production error and maybe HTC corrected that in later releases - someone who have bought it recently can say if they did).

Other than that you get probably the best quality for your money. I know there are better ones but if one protector costs twice the price of the official pack, it has to last 2 years. None of them do. I have bought an Invisible Shield for my wife's iPhone4 and had to scrap it sooner than my cheap HTC protector. What you should know before you buy is that the official HTC's protector is of the 'clear' type which means that it does reflect sunlight making the screen a little less visible under direct sunlight but it does not have any effect on the colours of the screen opposed to the 'anti-glare' type screen protectors which improve the sunlight visibility but have a matt finish and can have the rainbow effect. If it wasn't for the two little bubbles you can barely say that it's there.

One warrning though - mind the gap between the glass screen and the plastic 'lip', because the protector's dimensions

exactly

match the glass screen. The protector must be placed on the screen only! When putting the protector DON'T use the plastic lip as a guide because a/ the protector will end short of your screen edge and b/ in a short time dust will get stuck on the edge of the protector which covers the gap and it will become white. Other than this the installation is easy - just follow the usual guides for installing a screen protector. Prior to the installation turn on the hot water to make some (I say again

some

) steam to get rid of dust in the air, turn your phone off so noone calls you during the installation, wipe the screen with microfiber cloth that does not leave lint and install the protector in the bathroom. If you make an error just unstick it calmly (don't touch the adhesive side) and stick it again properly. If somethig goes horribly wrong you can always use the second protector in the pack.