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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tuptup:
Hi, recently i noticed that on darky's rom 9.5 i cant mount the main storage in my phone which had recently become full.. I can access the external SD card but not internal.. Help would be greatly appreciated. Also i can see the photos on my internal sd on my phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duarteslb:
had a similar problem...do you have kies installed? If not, try to connect via kies and post the feedback
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bududroid:
Apply this file on your recovery CWM

http://db.tt/xUlV2qo

thanks :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tuptup:
Thanks alot bubudroid.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bududroid:
Oke your welcome :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alysiper:
Can someone give another download link that is not broken.

I have this issue and i want to fix the mounting issue of internal sd.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matrixino:
http://www.multiupload.com/01I07M02YY
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imidalv:
I'm on Insanity 014. All is good, but i can't see external sd by file manager. i see external sd, but it looks like empty.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tq745:
Just thought I'd share since I read this on phandroid. :eek:

http://phandroid.com/2011/04/24/t-m...abilities-early-cyanogen-mod-7-port-surfaces/

I'm loving this device more and more everyday
[T-Mobile LG G2x] hanged_man:
i would absolutely love it if they managed to address the battery driver issue, hopefully we'll get an update from cyanogen team from very regarding this
[T-Mobile LG G2x] player911:
I dunno. My battery and backlight are fine. Just looking for something to flash on it.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] nyckev:
lg optimus fature on g2x

I hope they install the feature. Where you can tilt the device and move the cursor. Which is on the LG optimistic 2x
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ragarok:
Question.

Why is there no stock SE roms for xRecovery?

My USB port is dead and I need to re-flash my phone to stock so I can claim my warranty. I already have a working xRecovery installed and I've been looking through this forum for a rom I can use, and I have found others asking the same but they are being ridiculed for asking about it and are told to just use SEUS/FlashTool..

Newsflash! the USB port is prone to breakage! once that happens xRecovery is the last hope to get the phone back to stock, unedited firmware. :(
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kieronw3:
I think it because most people make a backup of their stock se 2.1 once they install xrecovery. But if u look into doomlords thread of roms and everything i am sure i seen one there

Kieron

sent from a x10 with more roms than sense
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pcfanboy142:
lol I've had the same thing happen to me, it's a good thing i kept two (yes, 2) backups just in case **** happens. If i copy my backup and upload it, will it work?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CMoney87:
yeah, it would work but he will get all your settings and apps so if you have anything paid he gets it as freeware.

Sent From My *Super Fly X10*

If I (or anyone for that matter!) help you, dont be afraid to press THANKS!
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazux:
Hi i have an samsung galaxy 3 and my phone is ldpi device. i want to know is your device ldpi too because i would like to use this --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=914168 to port themes :D now if wildfire is ldpi device and this works for you it should work for me too?

please answer ASAP
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonio1475:
LDPI

:)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazux:
yessssss!!! good news for theme porters :)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Birddie:
Is there someone that can tell me can i install and use data2sd on my X10 2.2.1 cm6 ? Thx
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] proyectomx:
Hi.

I usually don't look for an app. I just go to settings - applications - manage applications. Beside each app you will see the "move to sd" option.

Hope it helps.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] realunited123:
I think he is talking about Data2sd not app2sd. Search the rom thread. I am sure if was listed somewhere there.

Sent from my X10i
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bruce Lee:
It in wolfbreak's rom thread but here is the link for you. But remember it's still experimental and not stable.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11047664&postcount=3667
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CMoney87:
Don't

Sent From My *Super Fly X10*

If I (or anyone for that matter!) help you, dont be afraid to press THANKS!
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] denenatse:
I did it by flashing Wolfbreak's link zip through xrecovery. it took some time, but I found after a while, it got laggy. be sure to do a back up, it will erase data

sent using my wicked awesome premium xda app
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pissat4motion:
I'm having an issue when installing custom themes on Wolfbreak 2.2 rom. (More than likely user error).

I follow the install instructions..as u understand them. Download zip file...install using xrec(install custom zip from SD card)..reboot...go into settings/cyan/user tweaks and choose "theme"...then reboot to see applied theme.

The problem I am having is after first reboot the theme is applied...and going into user tweaks and selecting another theme does nothing. After reboot the last installed theme is still there.

Could someone explain what I have done wrong?

TIA
[Nook Color General] jemping:
Announcement

Link
[Nook Color General] painter_:
Wow, a very informative post!
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mothy:
Im want to play the storm8 games on my Archos 101 but everytime I load up the game it says it cant find my devices Android ID. Is there anything I can edit to give it a Android ID so I can play?

Thanks
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kknd9963:
but after 2 hours' search, I have to give up and open a new thread.

Anyone can provider me a working download link for sin2img and unyaff?

The original one by aZuZu seems not working any longer.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kknd9963:
nvm, got one from someone's blog
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aokde:
well if you got it could you please post it :D because i still dont find it anywhere!!!!! all links are dead!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noisufnoc:
I'm coming from a D1 and was used to its speaker volume. I've noticed that in most all apps (skype, youtube, sirius xm) my Tbolt's output volume is pretty low. I've got the slider up as high as it goes, and it doesn't come close to the output of my last phone. Is this something with the ROM I'm running? Are people with stock phone's noticing the same problem? Is there a setting I'm missing?

Thanks

:cool:
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fireminion:
Did you change the media volume in sound settings or just the overall volume of the phone?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] snapper915:
Is there a way that I can use a battery and signal PNG out of one theme a put it or use in another theme.

Dinc
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Troy89:
As long as they are the same type of battery just different colors then all you have to do is go to the framework-res.apk>res> drawable-hdpi and replace the pngs.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] snapper915:
Well I have a circle battery and I want the honeycomb circle battery.

Dinc
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Troy89:
Not quite sure what the honeycomb circle battery looks like (give me a link to the threads) but if they look really similar just download 7zip and change out the png's like how i said before. I hope that helps if not just let me know :)
[Nexus One General] dvigue:
just wondering. i can pick one up locally. brand new, for 250.

why do you guys stay with the nexus since it is not made any longer and what do you love about it?

also..hows the battery life compated to a galexyS phone? ( i have the vibrant)
[Nexus One General] Hollow.Droid:
Personally it's because newer devices haven't offered me anything which I really want/need. I am tempted to go with a HC tablet which will give me access to Tegra2 specific apps/games which is all I feel I'm missing when comparing the N1 to newer handsets. It also runs CM (Never mind the plethora of other ROMs) and trackball alert really is hard to beat once you get used to it :p
[Nexus One General] dvigue:
i had one right when it came out. there were no roms really yet for it and it was on 2.1 i think...i cant remember how "fast" it was..i do remember i liked the screen, but im concered about battery life..

i LOVED how thin the phoen was...
[Nexus One General] Hollow.Droid:
I get great battery life but it will obviously depend on the user. A combo of setcpu and a decent kernel will definitely help extend the battery. I found that ROMs really kicked off when Froyo hit. Although it has slowed over the past few months the N1 still has great support, especially considering it's nearly 18 months old.
[Nexus One General] KROMO50:
$5 internet and Roms
[Nexus One General] dvigue:
what do you mean??? $5
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
because no other device so far has the same build quality, materials, sexy work-of-art look and feel of the nexus one. plus no other phone has color trackball alert to set ANY notification to ANY color you want. just glance at my phone, blue-new twitter, red-new gmail, yellow-missed call, etc. that is just a necessity once you have it, and not a single other phone is coming out with even a regular notification light, let alone colored.

plus the nexus one is the size of perfection, not so big monsters like these other phones lately. and it still has the amoled screen, not great in the sun, and not as good as super amoled, but all the same indoors.

i just cant find something to replace my nexus one with:(
[Nexus One General] dvigue:
would you consider the screen the same as like a galexy S phone? crisp/sharpness wise?

i am a HUGE rom flasher, so i think i would benefit from a phone like the N1
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
it IS in fact teh same screen as the galaxy s, both screens are from samsung. both screens use the same pentile matrix pixel layout. the only difference is the galaxy s has super amoled which means the touch layer and glass layer is merged together to produce thinner glass area. the nexus one has the traditional tiny gap. indoors booth look nearly the same (nexus one is sharper because same resolution but 3.7 inch screen. the galaxy s pixels are more visible). outdoors in sunshine is where the galaxy s might be easier to see the screen.

also, not a single other android device exists that has the desk top dock and car dock. that makes the nexus one the full package that no other android device has.

of course the nexus one has the touch screen bug, cant do more than 2 finger inputs, and has the glitch issue. so its a tough call to buy it now. since its probably only 200 dollars i'd say its a no brainer. but not 500 dollars lol.
[Nexus One General] dvigue:
whats the "glitch" issue? also, is the screen nice and responsive?
[Nexus One General] wrench115:
Every now and than (1-2 times a day for me) the screen calibration gets borked. So if you touch one spot it reads a few mm away sometimes it thinks your touching the soft keys. The way to "fix" the issue is to shut off the screen than wake it up again.

Thats the only issue I've had. Personally waiting for the HTC Sensation or the next Nexus variant to upgrade.
[Nexus One General] Over Achiever:
Free (so far) wireless tethering.

Although I am looking at upgrading to the HTC Sensation 4G when it comes out in June.
[Nexus One General] disgustip8ted:
I love the n1 because it can do everything i use it for and its still a very responsive phone. I pay 15$ for a grandfathered unlimited data plan from att so until theres a superphone available that can do all mine can do plus more and on att(since im not interested in changing cell providers) then im not really in the new phone market.

i use mine for internet access on the road for work like a the airport for instance.

reference for research for anything and everywhere.

navigation for work and play

music streaming from my home pc with subsonic(fantastic app)

music playing locally while in the car

music music music

reminders and email for work

communication with co-workers and friends via trillian on msn/gtalk/aim/facebook

timewaster and newsreader for my google reader feeds

i dont play many games but the ones i do work decent enough

only drawbacks i see with it is the multitouch, like others have said it will think youre touching the bottom menu buttons for some reason, usually i run into this after i had docked it and undocked it or it had been charging. you can kind of reproduce it if youre movinga touch point in the top left of the screen and then tap towards the lower to mid-right. if you have a multi-touch test app you will see it thinking your finger drops straight down. you get used to it though, i dont mind it too much anymore. being able to rotate the map would be nice like on the vibrant but the two finger perpendicular slide to rotate isnt so bad. I still love my n1 a lot more than my girlfriend's vibrant which is tainted by the samsung ui overlay nonsense. give me aosp or give me death.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
the glitch is every once in a while the screen thinks you touched a different spot. this happens about once a week for me, mostly less than that. its easy to fix, just lock the phone then swipe to unlock, the issue goes away for another week lol. but it IS a hardware issue that can never be fixed, so we just live with it.

other than that i think the screen is just fine for responsive. probably not the best in the world, but its good to me. touch a spot and it registers immediately.
[Nexus One General] midyat47:
I love my sexy nexyyyyyy!!!! I like trackball that's why i keep my N1.
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
It's a great Developer device for those who like Flashing! :eek::cool::D

I'm keeping mine for now to see what the Pyramid looks like when released...
[Nexus One General] dvigue:
I can get a brand new one unopened for 250 in town....
[Nexus One General] TheSneakerWhore:
As a vibrant, vibrant 4g, n1 owner ...the build quality of the n1 is awesome. Just tits when compared to plastics.
[Nexus One General] redwoodflyer:
1) Community Support

2) Lighted Trackball - it's a lifesaver during meetings!

3) Incredibly pocket-able..thin/light/resilient

4) It's unique - and it's not a Samsung/Moto device!
[Nexus One General] TimOster:
XDA is no longer worth my time.
[Nexus One General] earlyberd:
I keep my Nexus One because there aren't many features included in other phones yet that would make me think spending another $500 on one is worth it.

The front facing camera on newer phones is nice, but there are so many limitations on what video chat clients you can use, and I barely use my webcam at home for video chat. I won't be impressed by a ffc on a phone until I can use it with both Skype and Google Talk video chat, because those are the primary services I use on my desktop computer, and they're cross-platform compatible.

Other features like a faster processor, faster GPU, and more internal memory are nice, but not really necessary to a smooth user experience, especially if you use LauncherPro and Opera Mobile. Plus, I managed to get around the low internal memory issue simply by using S2E. Most of the speed issues I currently endure are due to the fact that cell phone network speeds are still terrible compared to Wifi, as the phone otherwise loads content quite fast. I don't use my phone for much gaming, and the games I do play are often 2D casual games because I don't have much time to dedicate to a good, lengthy 3D game while on the go.

I'm going to wait another year before I consider upgrading, and hopefully by then we'll have 10-12 megapixel cameras, 2Ghz dual core processors, and memory options up to 64GB. I never intended for my phone to become a laptop/netbook replacement, and until the technology reaches that level it's not really worth it to me.
[Nexus One General] wang1404:
I keep the n1 because it's a very good looking phone. It's been around long enough to be beaten, but I have yet found a close enough competitor.

Trackball alert is awesome man. I can just glance and see what just came. It's pretty for an eye orgy too lol. The track ball itself though is helpful in selecting words and some games.

It's just been my phone. Everything is set up the way I like it. I've had lots of great memories with this phone. When I look for an upgrade, my n1 ain't going anywhere either. It's gonna be my back up. Cuz it's always been reliable.

The screen has glitch like some say plus the multi touch is wrong. And also the capacitive buttons are placed above than they appear.
[Nexus One General] firewave:
My Nexus One is yet fast, the screen amazing and the metal frame it's very good. The badest thing about it is its low intern memory. C'mon, only 200mo for apps is today absolutly not enough. Data2SD is laggy (even with a C6 SD card).

So I will change it if I wanna find a device with :

* Good amoled screen

* Pretty good battery

* Good storage (think every phones does ?)

* Dual or Quad-core

* AND GOOD COMMUNITY

The community, and ROM dev, is absolutly a must have for me. Because Google didn't make the update as good as it would be, because Phone Makers didn't support there phones for a long time, I will only buy fully Cyanogen supported phone.
[Nexus One General] pukemon:
community and dev support have been big factors. and the colored led notification trackball grew on me even though i didn't think it was such a big deal. but then i flashed to cyanogen one day. a dual core 1.0 ghz with colored led notification, better digitizer and at least twice the battery life, nokia e71 epic battery life would pique my interest. and metal frame.
[Nexus One General] Deliamber:
Probably a reference to grandfathered "T-Zones" or "T-Mobile Web" options offered long ago (and originally intended for feature phones) that can now end up providing full unlimited data at $3-6/month on T-Mobile.

I've been rocking the $5.99 T-Zones from an ancient plan since I got my N1 right after release. My bill is only $44 a month including taxes and fees. Only 300 min and 400 txt a month though, but its plenty for me. So much of what I do with the phone is Internet-based anyway.

One if the many reasons I love my N1. :-)

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[Nexus One General] Dirk:
Certainly not because of it's digitizer! I love the form factor and it's docking capability though. (Why the hell this hasn't become standard in HTC phones by now is something that totally perplexes and annoys me).
[Nexus One General] jubranM:
durability!

I agree with what everyone has said. but Most of all, it's the durability of the thing.

knock on wood!

or smash on wood :P. this thing has fallen so many times, a few scratches here and there. but nothing major has happened to the body.

It's a sexy beast!
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
None of these new crop of dual core phones has any interest in notifying a user of an incoming message/email/or text after initial receiving.

Only reason I can fathom why they all lack a notification LED.
[Nexus One General] zer0day:
- Look and Feel. I think this phone has one of the best designs for a phone, the colours just fit together. The build quality is top notch, unlike the plastic of the Galaxy line of phones :x

- Google Phone. Officially supported by Google = stock rom = faster updates.

- Speed. This phone is still _very_ fast.
[Nexus One General] knightnz:
o It's well made (casing mostly metal)

o It looks good

o It's got the glowy multi-coloured trackball (handy with CM7!)

o Even by standards of the latest phones, it's still almost as powerful. (Most apps aren't written for multi-core support)

o It's got a good LED that makes a good torch

o With CM7 it's got a good super-updated gingerbread firmware

The fact that it's getting into winter here means that the heat-calibration issue on the digitiser is starting to show up again, sometimes need to turn the display off & on again to get it to recognise the touchscreen correctly, a pretty minor thing though.

I go through a LOT of phones, but I've stuck with the N1 because nothing else has come out since that has been really any better. Until something turns up with a really quality good camera (I mean good quality, not just lots of megapixels), at least a 1.5mhz dualcore cpu (tegra2 or better), a 720p screen, and decent battery life, I'll be sticking with the N1. I figure that gives me at least another 6 months with it :)
[Nexus One General] bleach168:
Newer smartphones haven't surpassed the N1 in capabilities. They just do things a little faster. And in some cases, these "better" phones have lesser capabilities.
[Nexus One General] narcisco.cruz:
1.fully supported google dev phone

2.THE android phone

3.while g1 ushered in the android revolution, the hardware lacks. nexus one has lots of life left.

4.world phone capable with sim.

5. the list can go on and on. going off above post front cam is nice but price isnt.

6.the fact that some people want the latest and greatest leaves nexus ones in mint condition for sale.

the nexus one is the apitimy,dont know if thats spelled right, of what an android experience should and could be.
[Nexus One General] SiNJiN76:
Yeah...someone needs to come out with a bezel that lights up or something.

Oh...Waiting for Tegra 3 on a Nexus...Nexus S is uh...I'm not going to go there...

As for getting a N1 this late into the game...I personally say, wait.
[Nexus One General] ericc191:
I've been through a ton of phones since selling my Nexus One, including the most recent G2x... and today I picked up a used Nexus One from a guy who had never done a thing to it. It looked like it was just opened. Not even rooted. Only cost me $200.

When I put the phone in my hand.. I dunno. Something came over me. It's like I had reunited with my first love of Android. I am never selling this Nexus One ever. I regret selling my original to this day. Nothing has compared to it, yet.
[Nexus One General] FastMhz:
Exactly! plus tethering!
[Nexus One General] bjonesy77:
As far as the newer crop of phones, the LG G2x seems to be the best replacement to the N1. Although it lacks the LED notifications, it pretty much picks up where the N1 left off. The Nexus S is a joke and I'm actually surprised that google allowed it to carry the nexus name in actuality.

I keep my N1 simply because nothing to date can justify another $500 purchase. I'm with a small regional carrier who hopped on board with the N1 when it was released from google. My data plan is unlimited at $15/month which even included tethering up until this past month when they began charging additional fee's for it.

Once there is a solid dual core phone in similar size and form, that can be or already is unlocked, and supports 10 finger multi touch, I'll switch. Right now, the G2x is the closest option, but I'll wait a while and see what unfolds. I've had my N1 for just over a year now and it obviously was the biggest jump in technology for me especially since I was the first person I knew with 2.2 software.
[Nexus One General] The-Nazgul:
I need my device for checking emails, surfing, sms and tele.

So the N1 is just fine and does this work perfectly, no need to get an other device.
[Nexus One General] NexuSix:
No "glitch" issue on the brand new Nexus Ones, at least on the one I got in last week for my wife
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
yeah the other reason i stay with the nexus one is that my usage consists of: checking emails, surfing web, looking stuff up on the web, news, rss feeds. the nexus one does that with ease and is plenty powerful for those tasks.

i dont game except stuff like angry birds and tower defense, so really the n1 does all this fine. i'd like a better camera, but i actually find the n1 camera to do the job just fine too.