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[Xoom General] Salpula:
Id recommend any class 10 over specific brands, newegg had em cheaper than $90 iirc.
[Xoom General] GarnetandBlack:
I got a Patriot class 10 32 GB card in the Xoom now - I have the one pgwipeout linked to in his post in my Droid X. Both are good. Only changed up because it was out of stock when i went to order another.

Here's the link to the Patriot:

http://www.amazon.com/Patriot-Signature-MicroSDHC-Memory-PSF32GMCSDHC10/dp/B004H8FTCU/ref=pd_cp_e_1
[Xoom General] DroidHam:
the patriot class 10 has horrid reviews on newegg. I want the Lexas 32gb class 10 but cant find it anywhere that takes paypal :( except ebay and they are all in honk kong
[Xoom General] GarnetandBlack:
I've not had any trouble with mine - yet.
[Xoom General] DebianDog:
Exactly. and if "speed" is a problem buy (2) 16 GB ones and walk away when the other one is loading.
[Xoom General] khov07:
Lexar class 10 32 GB works great.
[Xoom General] Ravynmagi:
(edit: nevermind, found answer)
[Xoom General] Cyxx:
But it`s possible to use this card in the xoom?
[Xoom General] gpstar:
I'm using a A-Data 16gb Class6 card and it works great.
[Xoom General] johnd603:
I've got a Wintec Class 10 - 32Gb... I bought it from newegg about a month ago... About $82 + shipping... It's been running great...

Hth,

John
[Thunderbolt General] trendsetter37:
Ok so some of you may know that a usb flash drive will play a lot louder and more clear than using bluetooth to listen to your music in your car. I can use bluetooth to listen to the music on my phone but when i plug it in to use it as a flash drive to listen to the music it says usb device not supported on my sony headunit. Even after i change it to disk drive mode.

Before i attempt to go into the kernel to somehow correct this do any of you know of a fix that would correct this? The reason this is important to me is that i have a sub in my car and a lot of the low frequency notes sound faint over bluetooth compared to playing it over a flash drive.

Ideally i would like to eliminate my flash drive entirely rather than finding songs i like but then having to transfer them to a flash drive to get better play-back.
[Thunderbolt General] trendsetter37:
Bump
[Thunderbolt General] jdmst71:
I also get the USB device error where I never did before on my old incredible. I am running an Alpine headunit. I wonder why its so much softer in volume over Bluetooth than USB.

John
[Thunderbolt General] 1454:
Personally, I think it is the Bluetooth stack or hardware. My D2, the only thing I miss from that phone, had awesome range(100-200ft) and great SQ over BT. My TB only gets me about a 50ft range with the same sony mw600 bt module and subpar SQ. That is really my only true complaint about the phone. But, I deal because I love the phone overall.
[Thunderbolt General] trendsetter37:
yea that's what i thought...the only workaround i see is fixing this by allowing it to become capable with the headunit's usb device qualifiers somehow...i will work towards this...unless cm7 fixes everything and allows us to use it as a usb device lol...gotta love android
[Thunderbolt General] dharper:
I had an Incredible and it worked fine hooking it up to the USB port on my Kenwood head unit. Once I upgraded to the TB I had a few issues. First the vcast drive that verizon installs on their phones interfere with the head unit reading the phone. It is the first drive that pops up wanting you to install software when you plug it into the computer. With the incredible you were able to access the phone menu and turn off the CD-ROM, but they took that access away on the TB. The only way I have found to get around that stupid drive is to plug in the phone to the USB port on the head unit with USB debugging turned on, wait a few seconds and then turn it off. For some reason this works to help my kenwood recognize the SD card and start playing music.
[Thunderbolt General] Ecomaniac:
What is the advantage of this approach, compared to running an audio player on the t-bolt and going from the headphone jack to an aux in?
[Thunderbolt General] dharper:
Better sound quality.

*EDIT* Plus you can control the music features through the head unit ie. skip, random, search, repeat, etc....
[Thunderbolt General] kkozma:
It's the bluetooth stack. Specifically the bitpool setting. It's set too low and to date all anyone ever says when I ask about a fix is, "Mine sounds fine".

CM7 should fix this since they use a different bluetooth stack than the stock one and set a higher bitpool.
[Thunderbolt General] trendsetter37:
Wow i really appreciate this man i will def. try this out. Did you have to put it in disk drive mode as well?
[Thunderbolt General] trendsetter37:
Yea the users that say "mine sounds fine" obviously do not have custom audio equipement in their cars. having amps on your speaker in conjunction with a subwoofer allows you to hear a lot more from your music even the imperfections.
[Thunderbolt General] kkozma:
Either that or they listen to sonicly simple music... I listen to just about everything and there's a massive difference in sound quality when I listen to something that's simple like hip hop/rap versus heavy metal.
[Thunderbolt General] dharper:
Yes. When you initially plug in the phone select disk drive. Then go to settings and turn on USB debugging. Wait a few seconds to allow the head unit to register the action on the phone and then turn USB debugging off. After this you shouldn't need to mess with anything on the phone.

It is a hassle to do this all the time when I am constantly getting in and out of the car, so I only use the USB feature if I know I am going to be in the car for a while. When I had my incredible I could reconnect and disconnect all day without touching anything on my phone. The only way I have found to disable it completely is if you are rooted you can go in and rename the CD-ROM.iso file, which essentially disables this drive from being accessed and not have to go through all this nonsense. I have yet to root the TB, and this is enough to make me want to root. I guess I am waiting to see if someone finds a better solution other than rooting to get rid of this Verizon nonsense.
[Thunderbolt General] konjiki7:
I have yet to connect my phone to my car audio system. Will the imperfections have me gnawing away at steering wheel?
[Thunderbolt General] Ecomaniac:
Okay, I can appreciate how the DAC in a head unit might be better than the one in a phone, but I'm skeptical that the differences can be heard above the road noise. Plus, most people play lossy mp3's in the car anyway. If the source was lossless, then perhaps the quality would be discernible.

Your latter point, tho, is valid - except in my case where I like to play straight through random albums. I never have liked random songs so much. It totally messes up great conceptual albums like Pink floyd and others. I suppose I'm a purist in my thinking that to play one random song from an album dilutes the band's artistic statement. Of course, pop generally doesn't apply here.
[Thunderbolt General] babybacon:
I noticed this as well. so i just decided to use the standard aux cable through the headphone port.

occam's razor.
[Thunderbolt General] phillycreamboy:
I can't seem to rename that file even with a root file manager. How do you do it?
[Thunderbolt General] trendsetter37:
Direct connect Works!

I repeat direct connect works! I flashed the new radio (ruu) and then my normal tesla coil 1.1 rom over that. Sat in the car because i was curious and plugged my phone into the headunit's usb port and it worked. Read the sd card and everything. I didn't think that leaked ota would have fixed this but apparently it has?
[Thunderbolt General] trendsetter37:
also I do not have to switch the debugging feature...I just put it in disk drive mode and everything starts playing....I think it even sounds better coming from the tbolt rather than a flash drive; but maybe i'm just partial to my bolt lol:D
[Thunderbolt General] mbohde:
I have used BT audio since I bought my Moto Droid well over a year ago. Yes you can plainly hear the distortion even over road noise. I have a Pioneer headunit with BT headset/audio built in. You would be surprised how easy it is to discern the difference between streaming audio (pandora) and decent quality mp3 (256k). The stock BT stack is prone to artifacts that come across midrange speakers as pops. You end up thinking you blew a speaker. Change source / song and all is well. While I personally can hear a small improvement in the overall quality of audio running CM7 on my old droid vs liquid rom on my TB it isn't much different.

By the way agree on Pink Floyd, comfortably numb has to be one of my favorite songs on a great album.
[Thunderbolt General] DNak206:
I stream over BT to my Sony deck and while the quality is definitely sub-par (even to CD quality), I deal because it's the only option I have, atleast for now. Should've gotten the deck with the USB port, had no idea it would improve the quality. Also have an auxilliary jack I don't use often, if it is noticeably better than BT, I'll have to give it a whirl. Good thread and useful info, my TBolt goes with me everywhere I go including my vehicle. Whether it be MP3s or Pandora, or the kids streaming YouTube vids. Quality improvement is always of high interest.
[Thunderbolt General] Ecomaniac:
That's interesting. I've never tried BT for music - only data. There must be some heavy duty error correction happening on the data end.

For music, I'm still using my mp3 player in the car. I tried switching to my last phone (Adryn's ROM on the Omnia), and it was a total fail relatively. I've got a Sansa e260 (it's called the Fuze, now) with a third party firmware called Rockbox. It's so reliable, I just forget about it until it's time to reload the 6 GB with new albums.

The sweetest part is that Rockbox senses the power state and turns the player on or off accordingly. So I don't have to worry about forgetting to stop the player. Power comes through a USB adapter in a cig lighter outlet, and it's tied to the ignition switch. Effectively, it's like having an OEM built-in mp3 player.

Yeah...Pink Floyd, Tool, Beatles, System of a Down, Talking Heads, Chopin, Nirvana... :)
[Thunderbolt General] kkozma:
I just wish more developers would get on board with using the bluetooth drivers and stack from CM in their roms. I can't believe more people don't complain about this. I specifically bought a BT capable head unit so I could stream without wires in my car. I HATE having wires hanging all over the place in my car. Not to mention that when using the Aux cable it disables the microphone so you can't use the phone to make a call. GRRR!!!
[Thunderbolt General] kurttrail:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...s+Accessories-_-Griffin+Technology-_-75998451

A relatively cheap way to connect your phone to your stereo for hands-free operation.
[Thunderbolt General] phuzion7:
I use the headphone jack as well
[Thunderbolt General] trendsetter37:
I'm working on on kernel's now and will look into this
[Thunderbolt General] speed51133:
I have a pioneer premier head unit. It has two usb connections. When i plug in the phone the option to mount like a disk drive doesn't even exist. The phone just thinks it is connected to a wall outlet. When I plug it into the laptop I get the option to mount it and all that other stuff. I'm running das bamf 1.6.2 remix.

Does anyone know how the phone knows it is plugged into a computer and not an outlet?
[General Questions and Answers] woland255:
Hi,

I need vpn connection to cisco vpn server so i have tried to install corresponding soft to my galaxy tab. Finally I am stopped with following problem:

I try to follow this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1013513

But when I input

"insmod tun.ko" I receives:

tun: version magic '2.6.32.9 SMP preempt mod_unload modversions ARMv7 ' should be '2.6.32.9 preempt mod_unload ARMv7 '

My kernel version is 2.6.32.9 (root@SE-S608 #1)

Build number is FROYO.XWKB8

Microcode version is 2.2.1

Where can I find correct version of tun.ko?

Thanks.

Sorry for bad English
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chefdave12118:
I am a Rom and Theme flashaholic and have flashed just about every new Rom and theme that comes up on xda for the past 6months, I check for a new rom or theme when I have my coffee in the morning and if there is a new one, i flash it when I get home (always end up back on cm7). The only thing I have never flashed is a custom kernel only because I've just went with the kernel that came with the rom. Can anyone please explain the benefits to flashing a custom kernel? Why would I flash a different kernel over cm7 or with any of the custom sense roms? Would it help with 3g speeds? Rom snappyness? Battery life? If this is a dopey question I apoligize and Thanks in advance!

Dave
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dougjamal:
I've yet to flash any custom kernels while using an AOSP rom, but I've flashed many using Sense roms and the benefits are mainly stability and speed. Many people use them for overclocking purposes in conjunction with SetCPU. As for kernel having an effect on signal strength, it's possible and probable to some extent. I've seen kernels effect the camera and video so hey, go figure...LOL.

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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chefdave12118:
Thanks man! I also don't know or understand what havs are.... I see a lot of talk about havs. I obviously have an Evo 4g and absolutely love cm7.... I did the gps fix and everything works great on it and I hope Cyanogen is going to be on the Evo 3d. But I have to tell you my 3g speeds are torture and make me mental on cm7. I don't think I'll go back to a sense Rom permanetely but I sure do miss the 3g speeds I get from Sense. So this is one of the reasons I'm asking about custom Kernels.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dougjamal:
I hear ya. I was using SalvageMod 1.2.1 prior to this morning and absolutely love it, but the 3g speeds are less than what they should be. I nandroided back to a sense based rom to help another person troubleshoot his/her device. I'm going to flash back to SalvageMod a little later. It's the first AOSP rom I really liked. No disrespect to CM.

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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chefdave12118:
huh.... I tried SalvageMod months ago and don't really remember the 3g speeds. I'll give it a spin today and if I get better 3g speeds on it I'll switch from cm7(I prefer aosp roms). Someone needs to dev a 3g-4g kernel.... If that even makes sense lol
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dougjamal:
LOL...I hear ya. Anyway, enjoy the rest of your day...;)

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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jstalford:
In the Savaged-Zen ROM thread, there is a ton of info on havs.
[Fascinate General] piizzadude:
I know your being serious, and I thank you for the list, but can I laugh at the first few questions even though in my limited time here and on AC i have seen it more than once (today)?

Thanks again for the write up
[Fascinate General] bobloblaw1:
I added a few checks and will continue to try getting the formatting under control. Please feel free to point out anything I missed.
[Android Apps and Games] drive2droad:
Guys i have been in a fix for the past few days . I have just set up my Company's Email on my N1 using the inbuil mail app but have been unable to find a Scrollable Widget for POP3/IMAP Mail in the market . Something like the GMail widget for the LPP would be just fine for me . If possible i would like a free solution .

Thanks in Anticipation
[Android Apps and Games] drive2droad:
BUMP for evincing interest
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] MDavisiw:
So I haven't done any crazy stuff to my tilt2, no roms or anything I added a gps program that's about it. I dont recall this being an issue before but it may always have been like this and I just never noticed.

but anyway, when I go into "Phone" mode to make a call. if I use the physical keyboard and try to type a 1,2, or 3, it comes up as 6,7,8. looking further it appears the top row of letters has taken on the numbers "@" gives me "1", "_" is "2" and so on.

Did I do something somewhere or is there some setting I can change to get it back so the number keys are correct?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcos.lennis:
I have this dilema where a guy is offering me to trade my MT4G for his Samsung Galaxy S 4G.

Would you make the trade?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neidlinger:
an HTC for a Sam(e)Suck?!?!?!

I wouldn't do it.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcos.lennis:
Thanks for the reply. What I noticed is that the Samsung has less RAM.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] camalus:
Samsung phones suck. Big time. No way in hell would I trade my phone for that piece if crap.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woldy2:
i agree with the other posters...i had a samsung phone...never again...support sucks and will continue to suck
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paczek:
Actually, my girl has this phone, and has had no problems with it at all. while ive had to warranty out mine over four times now (mt4g), she hasnt even had a problem with it. if you are looking for something new, it wouldnt be a bad trade.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tatdude806:
Agree with the rest..

The only products that Samsung makes that are decent are their dumbphones and the Galaxy Tab... Keep the MT4G and wait for the next gen on HTC phones...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sleepyfu:
My friend has a galaxy 4g, and we did a few tests:

Web browsing : glacier is faster

Camera: glacier is much faster, by that i mean the time from unlock to actually have a photo taken, i prob could have taken a pic and put my phone away before he takes a pic. but galaxy has builtin stitch but no flash.

Screen: i like the lcd better than led, the led has a blue tint to it unless you are looking straight on, the old galaxy had settings for tuning color, but cant find it in the 4g one.

Speaker : galaxy won for sure, glacier 's speaker is a joke.

Wifi module : galaxy can get on wifi within 5 seconds, my glacier takes at least 10, if not 15.

I am starting to like soft keys but rather have a track pad and deal with the clicking.

Mods: from what i have heard, galaxy doesn't have much of development.

TL:DR = no. Keep the myTouch 4G

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[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcos.lennis:
Thank u all for ur help and advice. I will see what I deside. The one thing that holds me back is the RAM.

Whats the difference between the 2 processors? Snapdragon second gen vs Hummingbird A8?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theghazi:
Keep the mytouch 4g. I have both and not a single thing can beat mytouch 4g. It is overall the best phone out there until htc pyramid hit the market
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] faux123:
Not much... ram is important, the more the merrier. Cpu you can always overclock but with ram you are stuck with whatever built-in. Besides, htc vs samsuck is no comparison at all. Just my 2 pennies
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcos.lennis:
Thanks Faux. I will keep the MT4G
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alfadog77:
and one more thing isnt sam suck getting sued by apple?

sorry if this is off topic
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steveo314:
Anyone want to trade a Sony Ericsson t81 with the spider-man cover for a mytouch 4g?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yoyoma123:
No. I wouldn't.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sunnyd18:
Nope no trade for myTouch 4G
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cundiffr:
I got the original vibrant and I'm waiting for my new mt4g to come in the mail tomorrow!! Overall the vibrant (original) is a great phone, it has 16 gigs of internal storage along with my 16 gig micro SD. But with the bad gps and the lack of updates and support from T-Mobile and Samsung. I got it from day one. I wouldnt still have it if it wasn't for the awesome devs on xda.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sint2006:
i tried to root the device but no chance any way for foryo 2.2
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aznpr1de808:
there are some really good threads in here on how to correctly root the HTC Glacier for both pre/ post OTA updated MT4Gs. Should work without any problems.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LewsTherin006:
gfree method works, i have done it. Download super manager to push the gfree files into data local, then use terminal to input the commands. just follow the directions in the sticky and you will be fine.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GazaIan:
Froyo, not foryo. Here's what I used.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=858996.

And please, ask questions in the Q&A Section.
[Trophy General] mustipusti:
hi does anyone has the dutch (nl) rom for this device?

ty
[Trophy General] smallblock:
How can anyone have a Dutch rom when it doesn't exist yet?
[Trophy General] mustipusti:
it exists somebody already uploaded it but the link is dead.. the uploaded file was ruu_spark_vodafone_nl
[Trophy General] smallblock:
Must be fake. Other languages will only be available from september later this year.
[Trophy General] matthijs81:
Nope, it does exist.

The ROM is in English though. Vodafone NL started the sales of the Trophy in january 2011. The (current) ROM is in English, allthough they will probably update the ROM with the Dutch language as soon as it is available for WP7.

Besides of the language issue, the "NL ROM" is the 'only' way to update the branded phone with the help of an executable - since the phone is provider locked.
[Trophy General] smallblock:
Ah, is that what he meant. I would hardly call that a Dutch ROM though :)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cockbeard:
Hey guys

I'm starting to get to grips with this, however I have issues when attempting to replace baseband through flashtool

I would like to try TripnMiui, however whenever I try to flash from baseband 2.1.xx back to 2.0.xx I get the no radio issue

I've seen the usmanjavid fix but can't seem to do it properly, or it just doesn't work for my x10i. I've attempted the rollback from various other base bands but it always occurs, whether I'm on Wolfbreak or stock SE firmware

I turn phone on, get radio issue, turn phone off, remove sd card, reset to factory settings, turn phone off, insert sd card and turn phone back on. Still always no radio and baseband unknown. Am I doing that part wrong or is there something else I'm screwing up?

Any hints appreciated, thanks
[Thunderbolt General] fbm111:
Anyone know what the fix permissions is not working in rom manager? Anyway to fix this?

Thanks!
[Thunderbolt General] HarlyFan:
Its working fine for me, just checked!
[Thunderbolt General] fbm111:
I am running stock rooted rom and and I get

An error occurred while attempting to run privilged commands!

Anyone know why?

Thanks!
[Thunderbolt General] dmzxls:
Two possibilities are -

1: You did not root properly

2: You did not provide root access for ROM Manager via the Superuser .apk (allow button that pops up)
[Thunderbolt General] MONKY_1:
Go to superuse permissions and see what apps. You allowed to use superuser. The ones you allowed well have. A green box. Next to it.

Ones you denied have a red box next to it.

-Monky_1
[Thunderbolt General] fbm111:
I guess it is possible that I didn't root right.

I followed directions to a T, flashed several different roms, kernals, use wifi tether and shootme with no issues.

I do have green dot in superuser.

Could it be possible that I can't fix permissions because it is a stock rooted rom?
[Thunderbolt General] hellonfire:
I'm assuming you did the 3 step root process? Chances are you need to run step 3 a couple more times until your device restarts itself. Try it out.

Tyler
[Thunderbolt General] ibsk8:
I had this problem with the 3 step root. You can try booting into cwm choose advance and the choose fox permissions from there.

sent from a sweet paper weight.
[Thunderbolt General] fbm111:
Are we calling the three step root the one jcase did? I followed his pretty much the same day he posted it.