yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] dhruvmalik:
Here You Go Buddy...

http://www.fileserve.com/file/TaT5shk

https://rapidshare.com/files/459407709/SGS_II_User_Guide.pdf
[Galaxy S II General] Lord_Buckington:
That's pretty low.
[Galaxy S II General] OHDUSER:
PRETTY?! O_o

Its 1 of the lowest if not THE lowest..
[Galaxy S II General] FNTOG:
No files larger than 4GB, no SDXC support... :(

To store additional multimedia files, you must insert

a memory card. Your device accepts microSD™ or

microSDHC™ memory cards with maximum capacities of 32

GB (depending on memory card manufacturer and type).

Samsung uses approved industry standards for memory

cards, but some brands may not be fully compatible

with your device. Using an incompatible memory card

may damage your device or the memory card and can

corrupt data stored on the card.

●● Your device supports only the FAT file structure for

memory cards. If you insert a card formatted with

a different file structure, your device will ask you to

reformat the memory card.

●● Frequent writing and erasing of data will shorten the

lifespan of memory cards.

●● When you insert a memory card in your device, the

file directory of the memory card will appear in the

sdcard/external_sd folder under the internal memory

(moviNAND™).

Anyway, there are no SDXC cards (64GB+) at the moment and SDXC support should be possible with firmware update.
[Galaxy S II General] arjun90:
Thank you! =)
[Galaxy S II General] FNTOG:
List from mobilen.no - phones with lowest SAR

Mobiltelefon	Strålingsverdi (W / kg)

LG GW620	0,21

Samsung Galaxy S I9000	0,24

Doro PhoneEasy 409gsm	0,26

HTC Desire S	0,35

Nokia 6600i Slide	0,35

Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY	0,36

Samsung Galaxy 551	0,37

Nokia 6700 Classic	0,41

Samsung Omnia Pro B7610	0,41

Samsung E2370 Xcover	0,41
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] fone_fanatic:
Qik has released a new qik video connect which supports more android devices (as well as ios devices) and they state that they collaborated with manufactures, including dell, to get it working with many devices.

here's qik's post (link to android market within) http://qik.com/blog/android-to-iphone-videochat-and-mail/

On my streak 5 with streakdroid 1.9.0 if I tap on video chat the app force closes, and under record and share nothing happens when I attempt to switch cameras, it stays on the rear camera.

Can you guys please test and see if your seeing the same results on stock or other configurations of streakdroid?

Qik would also like to know if the front camera isn't working so they can fix it. the more streakers we have post over here the faster they'll probably fix it for the streak

And if your having the FC issue, go ahead and send in a couple FC reports and submit a ticket over at support.qik.com
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] kiwiruss:
Force close on my xoom 3g when I tap on video chat.
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] dead101:
Working Fine on stock official o2 update
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] kiwiruss:
No front camera on my droid x to test.
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] fone_fanatic:
Thanks dead101, anybody else test it out? So far its 1-official 0-streakdroid :(

Kiwiruss, i was only asking about the streak, but thanks for the info :D
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] patriotdow:
I'm on 351 and I get a force close when trying to click the new video feature.
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] borijess:
Force close on DJ Steve's 1.9 when selecting video chat.

Sent from the Almighty Dell Streak 1.9.0
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] ninpo:
No front camera. Running 318
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] alperin1:
same here and not FFC
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] fone_fanatic:
Cool thanks guys, just wanted to make sure i wasn't the only one.

Can you guys please go and report it to qik so they can get it fixed for us. I'm guessing they might prioritize they're effort to devices with more reports so lets get as many as we can :D

Heres the link again:

http://support.qik.com/entries/2005...tection-for-qik-video-connect-version-0-08-27

Its really easy to do, just leave a comment on that post from that link.
[Android Themes] remizik:
Hi :)

ALL ARE 480x800

clic on the preview picture to download the file

Old Aperture logo

Grey Bugdroid

Half Life 2

portal 2

me gusta

Killzone 3

Dark knight

Dark knight city

Why so serious ?

Glados

Assassin's Creed

more to come
[Android Themes] remizik:
HOW TO INSTALL

:

you need root

- go to fastboot

- plug your usb cable

- use this command : fastboot flash splash1 splash1.img

(assuming splash1.img is the name of the file you downloaded)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidov2009:
Hi dev's and other Android tweakers,

I'm familiar with most of the basics in (Android) phone upgrading (like backing up and installing new rom's, radios, recovery's, metamorphs etc), but soon I need to perform a quite complex upgrade procedure and I would like to have your experienced thoughts on the details.

The case, upgrading:

FROM

Cyanogenmod 6.0.0-N1 (FRF91)

(CM pershoot kernel 2.6.35.8 // radio 32.50.00.32H_5.12.00.08) -- yeah I know, may seem to you like stone age

4GB stock SD card

stock Froyo APPS2SD

Amon_RA recovery

TO

Cyanogenmod 7.0.2.1

new 16GB SD Card (microSD of course :P)

Darktremor APPS2SD (!!)

latest Clockworkmod Recovery

The upgrading path I've thought out so far:

1. Titanium Backup all apps+data and perform a SMS (text message) Backup

2. Copy all SD card contents to PC, of course including the TiB backup data (simple copy-paste in Windows Explorer)

3. Perform a Nandroid

4. full system, data & cache wipe of all partitions in Amon_RA

5. Factory reset

6. flash the latest Clockwordmod

7. swap SD cards, format new SD card to fat32 and creating an ext3 partition; all using Clockworkmod.

8. copy the images of Darktremor Apps2SD and CM7 to the newly formatted SD card (in recovery).

9. flash Darktremor Apps2SD

10. flash CM7 (preceded by an extra full wipe in Clockwork??)

11. flash Google Apps

12. (boot and test basics)

13. copy the SD card contents back from the PC and restore apps+data with TiB.

14. Move formerly "installed to SD card"-apps back to "internal storage" (which actually is the ext3 partition of course) since I have enough space now anyway.

My most important questions;

- Is this a preferable order of steps?

- Have I forgot something (radio?) ?

Thanks!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Wrong order in more than one place:

First step 3, then step 2 - otherwise your Nandroid isn't backed up on the PC.

Step 5 isn't doable and isn't needed - "Wipe all user data" >= "Factory reset".

Skip flashing Clockworkmod altogether - you don't need it to install CM7, if you want it - first install CM7 and then flash it from there, later.

Steps 10 and 11 before step 9 - otherwise you'll erase DT's Apps2SD with the ROM you're flashing. It needs to be flashed AFTER the ROM, not before.

After step 12, reboot to make DT's Apps2SD work.

My suggestion: backup User Apps+Data ONLY, no system data whatsoever - and set the system data again. The only system data safe for copying and moving to CM7 would be WiFi access points.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidov2009:
Thanks for the corrections :D

Factory reset (step 5) seemed obsolete to me as well, but Cyan recommends it somehow in the installation instructions (see http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/20115-cyanogenmod-7-for-the-nexus-one-v7021-25-april-2011/ ). Same goes for Clockworkmod Recovery. May work just as well with a half-year-old Amon_RA, but to be on the safe side, I'd rather use what is recommended by the ROM dev.

As for the backing up; I was indeed planning only to back up User Data+Apps, to prevent compatibility issues that could occur when backing up system data of another Android version.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xManMythLegend:
Id recommend avoiding clockwork mod altogether.

Far too many issues that could lead to a suddenly wiped or unreadable SD card. Many users have had this happen to them already.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Your steps make it impossible to flash another recovery - since you have nothing to flash it with, unless you have unlocked bootloader, know how to use fastboot and have the image ready. If you want to do recovery exchange - which I don't suggest - do it while you're still running your old ROM.

Factory reset can be done during your steps, but it's not trivial - it should be done from bootloader, since the recovery doesn't have the option, AFAIK. The option is replaced by "Wipe ALL user data".
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidov2009:
I was indeed planning to use fastboot (which I use regularly) to flash the recovery. However, since you all advise against changing recovery ROM (to Clockworkmod), I'll stay with Amon_RA.
[XPERIA X10 General] xpaa:
Hi !!

I would like to know about development regarding DUAL BOOT on X10.
[XPERIA X10 General] aR_ChRiS:
we can't do dualboot since we have a locked bootloader,

the closest thing that you can get is that from recovery images.

make images for each custom/stock rom you would use, then if you wanna change between roms, just go into the restore part in xRecovery and choose whatever image you would wanna restore.
[XPERIA X10 General] jimbo77:
Well it is not related to the bootloader, do you remember FreeX10 beta 1&2 ? It has dualboot from sdcard. So the development for dual boot is not being driven. There is thread ongoing about dual booting Ubunto on our X10's...

Basically you'll need to modify the chargemon file and have the images on the SDCARD.

Jim
[XPERIA X10 General] laill:
It was alpha version,not beta

Sent from my rooted FreeXperia X10
[XPERIA X10 General] agentJBM:
I have asked about this. They abandoned dualboot for xRecovery, as xRecovery gives us more options than dualboot. Unless you find a dev to do the work, it is not happening here on xda. Doomlord got us a bit closer with allowing you to enter xRecovery from homescreen and switch ROMs a bit faster.
[XPERIA X10 General] DooMLoRD:
its nothing related to bootloader...

the issue is actually that we need different ramdisks to boot off sdcard...

the other thing being that we need to get the custom roms to work in ext2/3 fs images...

i have already had success with converting nandroid backups (yaffs2 fs images) to ext2/3 fs images keeping symlinks intact...

got the device to even come till bootanimation but it just remained stuck at that...

we need to make specific ramdisks for sdcard booting...
[Nexus S Accessories] texas83:
I will have this phone in two weeks. Do I need a clear screen protector? Or does it stay looking relatively good?
[Nexus S Accessories] fluidd:
I also just got this phone and I think you should get one. Better safe than sorry. As this scree. Isn't gorilla glass so I won't really take my chances. In my old captivate and even my i9000 I had one.

Always a good practice and keeps resale value higher when screen is mint.
[Nexus S Accessories] milkham:
i've had it since launch day with no screen protector in my pocket, no scratches, same with my two previous phones none of which had gorilla glass
[Nexus S Accessories] markread644:
I vote no screen protector but don't put it in your trouser pocket with a bunch of keys and then sit down - the screen cracks :mad:
[Nexus S Accessories] Ploone:
I don't use a screen protector for the protective qualities, but rather for the antifingerprint features, just makes the device look cleaner, repels glare as well.
[Nexus S Accessories] Androyed:
You can answer this question yourself. Did you have a screen protector on your previous phone (with glass display)? If not, did you feel safe? If yes, don't buy one for the Nexus S. One screen doesn't scratch faster than another. Gorilla Glass maybe helps a little, but it's there to prevent cracking, not scratches.

Keep in mind that the Nexus S has a curved display. This actually DOES help a lot to prevent scratches, a lot more than Gorilla Glass.
[Nexus S Accessories] dinan:
This screen isn't like old ones. Most previous android phones didn't have an oleophobic coating which is far easier to scratch and wear off than the screen itself.

Just take a look at any iPhone 4 that's been used... there will be lots of little micro scratches in the coating but not the actual screen.
[Nexus S Accessories] dog812:
I have the full body Zagg one ... i like it..
[Nexus S Accessories] wuyanks:
anything that's going to scratch the screen is probably going to crack it. Although it's not gorilla glass it's pretty tough. i've dropped my phone numerous times face-first, and thanks to the curved display, not one scratch....

however the back is another story. I have numerous large scratches on it... so if you need any protection get a cover. don't worry so much about the screen. i hate those plastic coatings anyway....
[Nexus S Accessories] gorealmighty:
well...

I personally like a SP just because, hey, you just dropped some $ on a relatively pricey piece of equipment.

also it depends, do you have one of those nifty belt carrier thingys??? or do you rock it in the pocket, personally my phone stays in my pocket (I should really look into one of those nice padded carriers lol) Its all preference and just how hard on that phone youre gunna be man.
[Nexus S Accessories] texas83:
Thanks for all the feedback. I only carry my phone in my pocket. I hate those enclosed cases as aesthetics are important to me too and the cases always make it look clumps. I have never had a clear screen protector before and don't think I'll have one now. Thanks again!
[Nexus S Accessories] koottan:
Like most of the people told, I was against a screen proctector. But after using the NS for 1 week, I have noticed 3-4 round oily marks on the screen which I was not able to remove. Then I had to go and replace the handset and had the screen guard purchased right away.
[Nexus S Accessories] Altos:
I usually use a screen protector on any phone for:

1. Peace of mind

2. Fingers seem to glide on them easier than bare glass.
[Nexus S Accessories] texas83:
Really - oily stains that wouldn't come out? Has anyone else had that issue?

I have a HTC hero I've had a year, no idea what type of screen it is. Aside from finger prints on the screen, thats all that ever happened to it. No scratches or anything!
[Nexus S Accessories] linushsu:
I did get one but took it off after a while.

Sine the screen has anti fingerprints and is A LOT smoother without a "protector" I choose to take the risk of getting it scratched.

I thought like this. If I have a protector and it gets scratched I still be walking around with a phone with scratches, unless I change me protector shield. But yeah if you get a good protector Shield, I suppose my argument is not valid. Anyways get 2 if you find anything decent !
[Nexus S Accessories] fixxxer2008:
just got my phantom skinz in the mail for my new nexus s 4g. cannot wait to actually use the phone when i get it this week.
[Folio 100 General] Jon2555:
ph84 said that dual boot is possible and he will write how to.

When???(don't hurry, I only ask;))
[Folio 100 General] sergi711:
Maybe your question can be answered if you look for the Topogigi's post in this thread [HOW TO] Linux on Folio.

I've not try this, because i don't understand some things... if someone makes a how to step by step, would be amazing !!

Here is how to get it without steps:
[Folio 100 General] Akta77:
That's quite easy in fact :

In fastboot, just flash the boot.img instead of recovery :

fastboot flash recovery boot.img

That's it... you will loose "auto" recovery, but you will gain Linux Ubuntu :)

Akta
[Folio 100 General] sergi711:
It sounds easy... but i have never enter in fastboot mode... :( I don't know what commands use...

Another question, I have flashed the update.zip from ph84 to boot only ubuntu, when i flash this boot.img on fastboot mode how I flash the foliomod ???
[Folio 100 General] Jon2555:
fastboot, SDK, UPDATE.ZIP, DRIVERS etc.

Sergi711

1.I know for that(try), but I can't use fastboot:(. I installed all drivers, but I can't send commands to Folio 100:mad:. I made thread for help, but no one help me. If you can help, please, help me!!!!!!:o

Can we make update.zip with that kernel and don't use fastboot?

2.a)First, download and install SDK.

http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

Second, go here http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/enable-adb-usb-drivers-for-nvidia-tegra-based-android-tablets and install drivers.

Third, enter fastboot mode(3X Power UP+Volume UP) IF YOU PRESS POWER UP 4X, YOU'LL BRICK TABLET AND FOR THAT YOU CAN'T FIND HELP!!!!!

Moreover, connect Folio with PC,Laptop, NetBook, Tablet PC or NoteBook via USB and open terminal(Start>Run>cmd) and go to C:/android-sdk/platform-tools (in my

case)

Terminal: cd C:/android-sdk/platform-tools

Fifth, now run fastboot.exe and type anything you want

Terminal: fastboot _______________( fastboot flash recovery boot.img)

b) If you flash boot.img from ph84 to boot Ubuntu ARM on Folio 100, in future, you'll can only boot from SD Card or USB(sdmmc-update.zip or usb-update.zip). You'll not use Folio's internal storage and you'll can't boot to FolioMod, but from recovery you can easily reflash FolioMod or another rom or custom kernel(you need to reflash kernel and you can made your own update.zip with your custom kernel and don't touch FolioMod )

Akta77

Can we we copy recovery to /date or /date/date folder and boot it like MCLP said for installing FolioMod or another rom?

Step 1. Install Root Explorer on Folio 100(can't post app, because rules, but with googling find it easily or download it from android market)

Step 2. Copy the recovery image from FolioMod(if you want original recovery) or from CyanogenMod7.0.0(if you want unofficial ClockworkMod recovery) to SD Card or Internal storage

Step 3.With Root Explorer copy recovery.img to /date or if you find another date directory inside copy there(copy recovery.img to both directory just in case)

Step 4. Exit from Root Explorer, got to Settings>Applications>Development and enable USB Debugging

Step 5. Connect Folio 100 to PC or etc. via USB and open Terminal(cmd) and go to SDK directory C:/android-sdk/platform-tools(in my case)

Terminal: cd C:/android-sdk/platform-tools

adb shell (use this if you have installed SDK drivers for Tegra devices)

cat /data/recovery.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p7

or

Install any Terminal app on Folio 100 and type

Android Terminal: cat /data/recovery.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p7

After this, you should have recovery
[Folio 100 General] mblaster:
Maybe this helps: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1055754

Most other fastboot binaries out there don't recognize tegra devices.
[Folio 100 General] Akta77:
I just use the SDK's Fastboot under Linux (built from Cyanogen's 7 repo) without any problem.

If you are using Windows, have you modified the inf has stated by google?

Entering fastboot is simple : just press x3 power and then volume up at boot screen.

You will be in fastboot mode.

I am not sure we can boot the kernel from somewhere else than boot partition or recovery partition. But we could maybe build a relocable kernel and load Linux or Android using kexec from boot partition like "petiboot" on PS3 :)

Akta
[Folio 100 General] Jon2555:
Thank's guys!!! I'm going to try it whan I back from France.
[Folio 100 General] sergi711:
could someone that have a dual boot ubutntu/android make a how to for us... ??? because i read the lastest post that you reply i don't know how to have a dual boot yet.. i can't understand... please a how to is needed, step by step...

thanks in advance !!!
[Folio 100 General] Akta77:
Hi,

Just wrote you how to do it :)

Boot the tab in fastboot (3xPower + 1 Vol Up)

Then connect your tablet on your PC and do :

fastboot flash recovery boot.img (boot.img is extracted from update.zip according to your wish (SDCARD or USB PENDRIVE)).

Akta
[Folio 100 General] sergi711:
ok i flash the boot.img on fastboot, and then ??? i only have now ubuntu, how i install android after fastboot flash boot boot.img ????

I know, i must enter fastboot mode, and flash boot.img instead of recovery.

After that, i will only be able to boot from sdcard... isn't it ?

Ok, i must have 2 sdcards to boot android, and the other sdcard to boot ubuntu ???

if this is right... how the sdcard must be ??? update.zip on the root ???, the update zip extracted on the root of sdcard ??

i have lot of doubts after the fastboot flash recovery boot.img step, sorry.... can anyone help me ??
[Folio 100 General] Jon2555:
I think when you flash boot.img(sd or usb) for dualboot, when sd card with Ubuntu is in Folio you'll boot ubuntu(sd or usb) and if you haven't got Ubuntu sdcard or you have it (but not Ubuntu sd) or if you haven't any you will boot to android.

What's up with my question?
[Folio 100 General] sergi711:
Ok i understand that after flash boot.img instead of recovery on fastboot mode... folio will boot from sdcard, in that case, if you push a sdcard with an ubuntu filesystem, folio will boot ubuntu, and if you remove sd after boot moment, folio will recognise internal sd and boot android ??? thats it ???

edit: but what boot.img must i flash ???
[Folio 100 General] Akta77:
When i will have some time, i will rebuild a boot.img able too boot linux from a second partition on the sdcard. You will have fat32 on first partition and ext3 or ext4 on second. For now, you can live your sdcard in the folio but android is not able to access it (lack of ext3 / ext4 support, but easy to install :) ).

Akta
[Folio 100 General] Jon2555:
Thank's Akta for your help!!! Can you sometime post your progress? I want to help, but I don't have dev skills. Can you post some good link(searched, but no luck) or your howto about making kernels? I found for themes and I'll try to make some in my free time.
[Folio 100 General] gilles.guillotin:
Quite interested by the dual boot on Folio 100.

I will keep an eye on this thread.
[Folio 100 General] metuskale:
I there, I have few questions:

First, why are you flashing boot into recovery? Is not supposed that boot is the image that cares about booting procedure?

Second, once first question is solved, which boot image are we supposed to flash? I mean, we will need one that searches into sd for a boot/grub, isnt it?

Third, what about the procedure, I explain myself, the logical order of doing all this is: flash an android rom, CM for example, then do the procedure to install ubuntu into the sd and finally flash the boot img so system looks for sd-ubuntu and if it's not found, then boot internal android rom, am i right?

Thanks!
[Folio 100 General] Jon2555:
1. Yes.

2. Yes.

3. Yes.
[Folio 100 General] metuskale:
Well, then:

Which image should we flash? Where can I can get it?

And finally, this image where must be flashed to dualboot?

Thanks!
[Folio 100 General] Jon2555:
Look in the second post on first page. You will see someone talking about dual boot. Find that post in first threde of Ubuntu for Folio 100 that wrote DerArtem(I think)

I don't have time to post link, but if you don't find it tell me and I'll post link.
[Folio 100 General] metuskale:
Actually I can't find... sorry
[Folio 100 General] Jon2555:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=907960&page=5

post 46
[Folio 100 General] Jon2555:
Sorry for my previous post, I don't understand well, when you flash Topogigi's boot.img(he don't said what, but it should be one in the first post), you'll lose recovery, but gain dual boot. If you want to boot to Android, just boot tablet and wait and if you want to boot to Ubuntu, press power+volume up and press volume down to go to recovery to wipe or install update.zip to device and press volume down to select "wipe device". Don't worry, it wont wipe anything.

Am I right?

Update.zip-s

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=907960
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghost010:
im new in this section.

i have a nexus S my self.

but i am asking this,because my GF is getting the galaxy S today/tomorrow.

and i was wondering.

is there any ROM thats beyond the official euro update 2.3.3.

and is as stock as possible?(like the nexus S)

(at first ill let her fidle with touchwis though)

and i also need A kernel with lagfix and a bit of save over-clocking for the official euro update 2.3.3(and/or the rom any one suggested here)

thank you in advance