yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Mesmerize] bdemartino:
Did you restore apps using TB from another build? You shouldn't have any FC's on any ROM's in here - they've all been tested - especially the stock builds. FC issues come from permission problems and restoring data from another build, typically.
[Samsung Mesmerize] Omnibot:
Although this might not help you now here's the best way I found after reading many posts to keep a good list of your contacts. You'll want them in your google account *not* your phone contacts. The problem when people switch from whatever non-google phone to an Android is the carrier will import the contacts into your phone contacts. So here's the best way to get them into your google contacts.

1. Export your phone contacts to your SD card

2. Move the file to a computer with internet access to http://contacts.google.com

3. Wipe the contacts on your phone (apps in market to do this, don't recall names atm)

4. Import the csv file into your contacts account on google

5. Merge duplicates and sync them to your phone

6. Export your google contacts to your computer (or google docs) so you have a nice backup just in case!

Takes a little leg work but it'll always be worth it!

Like I said, you may know that already or have another reason for keeping them as phone contacts but you can always export your google contacts and import them into a new phone if you decide to move off Android at some point!

Another tip for your google contacts. Every email you get in gmail automatically adds the sender to your contacts. If you search in contacts.google.com for just a single space it will list all your contacts and at the bottom it will have "other contacts" which are all the ones they've automatically added. Occasionally you may want to merge these or delete them to keep your contacts from getting cluttered.
[Samsung Mesmerize] add144:
That's exactly what I said. <.<
[LG Optimus 2x] Hell_97:
Hello, I'm tried, with the OC and UV of my terminal, I managed to get these results:

- 1200MHz 1025mV

- 1000MHz 925mV

- 900MHz 875mV

- 750MHz 800mV

- 650MHz 775mV

- 500MHz 725mV

- 300Mhz 675mV

My terminal is stable, tested after 500 sec of stress cpu, but also comes to 63° in the test, what is the maximum temperature stability for Tegra?

What do you think? what comes to your terminal?

Default Voltage and Clock:

- 1000MHz 1000mV

- 900MHz 950mV

- 750MHz 875mV

- 650MHz 850mV

- 500MHz 800mV

- 300Mhz 750mV

PS: I have already started a topic in general optimus 2x forum, but I think here is on the proper ;)
[LG Optimus 2x] LeJay:
I read somewhere the min. voltage is something like 750, so your uv at the low range has no effect.
[LG Optimus 2x] xgeneralex:
Hi!

This is my stable config:

- 1200MHz 1050mV

- 1000MHz 975mV

- 900MHz 900mV

- 750MHz 800mV

- 650MHz 700mV

- 500MHz 600mV

- 300Mhz 500mV

kernel eternity 1.4
[LG Optimus 2x] x72GYx:
The chip in our beloved LG O2X cannot output voltages lower than 770 mV.. So assigning any UV-values below 770 mV is useless.

I myself am using Benee's VorkKernel:

1200 MHz - 1075 mV

1100 MHz - 1025 mV

1000 MHz - 925 mV

800 MHz - 825 mV

500 MHz - 775 mV

300 MHz - 770 mV
[LG Optimus 2x] Hell_97:
oh yeah!, you have inspired me, here's my new configuration:

- 1200MHz 1025mV

- 1000MHz 925mV

- 900MHz 875mV

- 750MHz 800mV

- 650MHz 700mV

- 500MHz 600mV

- 300Mhz 500mV

Stable after 1000 sec of stress test ;)
[LG Optimus 2x] Hell_97:
oh, really?
[LG Optimus 2x] matinha:
lol

1400Mhz - 1100mv

1300MHz - 1050mv

1200Mhz - 1000mv

1100Mhz - 975mv

1000Mhz - 925mv

800Mhz - 825mv

500Mhz - 725mv

300Mhz - 675mv

stable:D
[LG Optimus 2x] Hell_97:
Great! you are lucky!
[LG Optimus 2x] matinha:
:D

1400Mhz stress test gives me 49º:D
[LG Optimus 2x] Hitchi:
Sorry but can you proof it?! Nearly all of us got more than 60°C with 1300MHz so I can't really believe it.
[LG Optimus 2x] matinha:
you will believe

here is a video with my temps with 1400mhz : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5zOYXK3CoE

the cpu temp started at 47ºC
[LG Optimus 2x] K.D.M.:
Running max 1.2ghz on 1050Mv

Its stable and cpu temp is between 40 and 50 degrees.
[LG Optimus 2x] matinha:
try 1.2ghz at 1000mv
[LG Optimus 2x] K.D.M.:
Ive used your readings now. Lets see how it does
[LG Optimus 2x] x72GYx:
Yah, really. Source: http://www.android-hilfe.de/1328175-post4.html
[LG Optimus 2x] K.D.M.:
Weird 1.4ghz 80secs stressing max 53degrees

Pretty good
[LG Optimus 2x] Hell_97:
My phone crashes at this voltage, the maximum for me is 1200MHz 1025mV.
[LG Optimus 2x] K.D.M.:
Same here but 1100Mv @ 1.4ghz works good. Quadrent score of 4205
[LG Optimus 2x] kefjeuh93:
55° max at 1400mhz 1100mv
[LG Optimus 2x] GhostOfTheNet:
Hi,

I'm not an Optimus 2x owner, but a Motorola Xoom owner.

Luckily I'm one of them with a tegra 2 running stable on 1700mhz.

Now I'm playing around to get a lower voltage profile. My first try was interesting successful running 1000mhz@800mV.

so here I'll post my voltage table while trying around(so do not try it):

below 760 mhz removed, because of the same voltage

Freq @ Voltage @ Temp @ MFLOPS

0760mhz @ 0800mv @ 35.2°C @ 047.100 = stress stable (1.5 min)

0816mhz @ 0825mv @ 35.2°C @ 053.342 = stress stable (1.5 min)

0912mhz @ 0825mv @ 35.0°C @ 057.743 = stress stable (1.5 min)

1000mhz @ 0850mv @ 36.1°C @ 065.375 = stress stable (1.5 min)

1200mhz @ 0975mv @ 37.1°C @ 075.500 = stress stable (1.5 min)

1400mhz @ 1075mv @ 37.1°C @ 089.006 = stress stable (1.5 min)

1504mhz @ 1125mv @ 37.0°C @ 093.912 = stress stable (10 min)

1600mhz @ 1225mv @ 37.6°C @ 098.062 = stress stable (10 min)

1700mhz @ 1275mv @ 00.0°C @ 102.750 = stress unstable

legend:

death = caused a reboot

linpack stable = linpack gets max 1 inconsistent in 5 runs

stress (un)stable = stress tested + temp check

For the stresstests I'm using StabilityTest.

it is interesting, that linpack gets the best results when the cpu is running at the lower voltage limit.

but the most stable settings are the default settings, there also 1700mhz are working in the stress test stable

Regards

Ralph
[LG Optimus 2x] releva:
Question for Hell97

I've been using your Thanatos2X v4.2 EXT4, HP 7, RC 9. I wanted to set my phone number in > Menu> Settings>Call Settings>Additional Settings> Caller ID. But the caller ID option is disabled. Is there anyway to enable it? Some applications requires us to have a valid phone number set under About phone> Phone Status > My phone number. It is currently showing unknown.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nickthirteen:
Hola. I have a CDMA Hero running CM7 right now.

I was getting my cell service through a local carrier, Alltel. They are no longer in business, so I decided to pass my phone on.

The new owner took the phone to a sprint store today to try and activate it. No dice. Something about the DEX # was throwing up an error from another carrier when they typed it in.

Like I said, id been using the phone on alltel for a while, So my question is, can I flash NFX-Sprint.STOCK.2.32.651.2 or some other stock sprint rom and radio combo to get it to work on sprint?

Much Thanks,

-nick
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TJinWV:
You can not activate a non-sprint phone on the Sprint network.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nickthirteen:
Ahh Well thats no fun, but Thanks for the quick reply.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] willowmp:
You can use cloning to do it. No the phone from a different carrier will not be activated on Sprint's network, however, it will pretend to be a different phone that is active on the sprint network, by using the sprint phone's ESN as it's own.

Essentially this produces a "clone" cell device.

It is also a felony, but can be done. Some people take their Sprint Heros/etc and use ESN cloning to use the phone on Cricket/boost mobile/and other super cheap providers. Cricket uses Sprint towers, so you are basically getting the same service for a lot cheaper.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Locster126:
I thought the galaxy s2 had gorilla glass? Got two tiny scratches on the screen, kinda pissed because the phone is so new there are no screen protectors available.

I keep my phone in a pouch in my pocket, I thought this gorilla glass was unscratchable????
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
there are no screen protectors available

Loads available .

Sharp object is the probable case of scratch but odd as its in a case .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gandhi70:
a key in your pocket might not scratch the screen, but some grains of sand for example can really mess with it.

even gorilla glass doesn't help against sand grains.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dinan:
I keep repeating this... but you most likely scratched off some of the oleophobic coating, not the actual screen. It may look like scratches in certain angles or under certain light, but I bet you it's the coating.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samnada:
So really hard glass covered by an easily scratched coating. If true, is there an easy, cheap fix? If not, then sounds like a screen protector is a good idea, even if the glass itself never scratches. Which kind of defeats the purpose of the Gorilla glass and the coating. :confused:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrDeacon:
Nothing is unscratchable, unbreakable, unbeatable. GorillaGlass has the advatage of being resistant to the "usual" sources of scratching, but dust and sand are tricky bastards, that practically surrounds us and our precious phones.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bcam117:
When I first got my galaxy s, as careful as I was I still managed to get a few small scratches on it within the span of a few days. The only way to see them was when the screen was very clean and there was a direct source of light on it. Looking back it probably was a bit of sand or something sand like.

I ended up getting an sgp ultra clear protector. I would really recommend it once its out. But don't worry about small scratches. As long as you don't notice them when the screens on will be fine.

I think I'll end up cleaning my pockets religiously once I get my s2.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrDeacon:
I think we all want to keep our babies scratch- and fingerprint free. With protectors, cloths and cases we make our best effords. On the other hand, not many of us keep our phones for more than a year (I had my SGS for six months before switching to the SGS2). So, for whom are we keeping the display in mint condition? The next buyer? I'm not saying that we all should throw our phones in pockets full of sand, keys and rusty nails, I'm just saying that common sense will keep our displays away from serious harm. To get annoyed over scratches that are only visible in bright, artificial light is probably not healthy. :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samnada:
I understand. I have a Gorilla glass phone and have always used a screen protector. Mostly because I read many user reports very shortly after the phone came out about getting scratches for no apparent reason. I can't know if it was the coating or the glass itself that got scratched.

My point was if they coat Gorilla glass with a more easily scratchable film, and you have to cover it with a protector anyway then the purpose of the hard glass and the oleophobic coating are both pretty much defeated. Unless you prefer to go naked, have less fingerprints and put up with the scratches. There really needs to be a coating that's as hard as the glass.

I use a protector because it's easily replaced, so new surface cheap and simple anytime I need. Without it scratches seem difficult and/or expensive to fix.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrDeacon:
I agree. But it becomes somewhat ridiculous when we're just stepping up on the screen protection ladder. So, we have GorillaGlass, which is protecting our display from scratches. Then we're putting on a screen protector to avoid scratching the scratch protective glass. And just in case, let's put the phone in a leather case or a pouch, so not to harm the screen protector. It's like having sex wearing three condoms; you will be safe as hell, but the feeling and the experience will be practically non-existent. :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SuperTheMando:
I was almost certain that the whole point of Gorilla Glass was to provide a stronger glass to prevent the screen from breaking upon impact - say, dropping the phone.

I've seen a billion iPhone 3GS's with shattered screens (wtf teens?!!!?).

Gorilla Glass is supposed to stop that from happening. It will scratch as easily as anything else.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Locster126:
Thanks for the feedback, one question tho. I've read that you can get rid of scratches on glass using some Cerium Oxide paste, has anyone tried it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samnada:
Corning says increased scratch resistance is one of its features, as well as the break resistance you mention.

http://www.corninggorillaglass.com/faqs/all?page=1

"Gorilla Glass is better able to survive the real-world events that most commonly cause glass to scratch, chip, or break."

http://pdf.directindustry.com/pdf/corning/gorilla-glass-product-information-sheet/12631-67069.html

"High resistance to scratch damage"

But if they put an oleophobic coating on it the scratch resistance is nearly pointless. So you're rationale could make the most sense.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andem:
I agree that sand can really mess it up. My S2 has a scratch on the screen which can only be explained by sand from the beach. Even though I never brought my phone to the beach, it may have gotten inbetween my Samsung leather flip case somewhere, sometime, somehow in my shorts pocket.

I keep my phone away from small change and keys and all of a sudden, there is a small 3mm scratch near the middle to the right.

Honestly though? Everything about this phone is better than my old Motorola Milestone (which has been to many beaches), but the Milestone's glass touchscreen seems more durable.

So note to everyone with an S2 in a case: apparently sand can destroy the screen.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MeMoM&aVirusTI:
Wow i just noticed today ...I got the screen at the perfect angle of light & my screen is riddled with 1 inch scratches

I treat my GS2 like my baby ...it only goes in & out of my pocket

This is what made me to literally throw my iPhone in the garbage & I stopped developing for iPhone ...because of there marketing lies

I am developing a website to expose Samsung of all there lies ....it is probably totally true that Samsung endorses/pays/ gives people free devices to make YouTube videos .....To mislead people into thinking that Gorilla Glass doesn't scratch .....a crock of S@%t !!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
If I put my device in a series of angles I can see......mmmmmmmmmmmm 2 very, very tiny scratches. It takes like 10 min in proper light to spot them.

BTW: I did try to scratch it with a couple of keys back in may to show off; nailed it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MeMoM&aVirusTI:
Actually rethinking ....I shouldn't be so hard on Samsung ...there maybe other factors involved ..that are sensible

& Corning/Gorilla glass is manufactured by Corning ...so it's not really "assumed" Samsungs fault for claiming that it is unscratchable !

But was wrong .....its Corning that claims there glass is unscratchable ...lol

Yes sand would scratch for sure ...but is it only sand !? ..or other rock particles ....metal doesn't seem to do anything ...maybe depending on type of metal ....winter road salt ?

Ehhm a key ..i think is way to blunt to scratch .....it could be from hitting the metal rivets on front jean pockets ...when sliding it out of my pocket ...but those are blunt also

Or so i either have sand in my pants or diamond particles :silly:
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] makavelitha:
Hi,

i've a important question, is it possible that not every HTC HD2 does work with Android?

I ask this because i've tried several Android Roms and my Bluetooth works on none of these Roms... I can't find other devices and my device is also undiscoverable (and yes my device visibility is enabled!)

Here is a little list of the roms that i've tried

- Latest RAFDROID HD

- Latest TyphooN CyanogenMod 7 (CLK and MAGLDR Version)

- NDT MIUI GINGER V9.2 (CLK and MAGLDR Version)

- NDT MIUI FROYO ROM V6.2

i've also tried these ROMS with different CWM Recovery Versions and different Radio Versions (2.15, 2.14, 2.12, 2.10, 2.07....) but all without success...

and now i'm back on Stock WinMo 6.5.x.x 3.14 and my Bluetooth works like a charm...

any ideas whats wrong here?

btw, Bluetooth is not the only problem with android, i've also Touchscreen Freezes and weird Touchscreen behaviors, but with WinMo, i don't have any of this problems...

the strange thing is, bluetooth works "sometimes" with android, but only right after the first boot up when i flash a new android rom, and 20min later bluetooth is dead again until i reflash a new android rom...

i hope someone can help me here.... :confused:

greetz MakaveliTha
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Ghostrider:
Hi,

I used some of the upper Roms on my German HD2 without any big Problems.

All works for me Wlan, Bt, Phone, etc.

I guess maybe you did any little thing wrong, sometimes it is only 1 thing.

Try to Install it new.

1. Task29

2. HSPL2

3. CLK or MAGLDR the newest version with Recovery

4. Install an new Rom with Recovery

Hope this Helps.

Ghostrider
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] makavelitha:
Thanks for your answer, i've changed back to android again and repeated all of the following steps

1. Task29 several times

2. Reflashed HSPL 2.08

3. Reflashed RADIO 2.15.50.14

4. Reflashed MAGLDR 1.13

5. Reflashed Different CWM Recovery Images

6. Reflashed Different Android Roms

but still the same, bluetooth is "not" working...

i think there is no chance to get android with bluetooth working on my HTC HD2....

i can remember that it worked with "very old" Android ROMS from Darkstone and MDJ, but thats a long time ago...
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Ghostrider:
have you testet if BT works with the orginal WM6.5 Rom.

Maybe your BT is damaged.:confused:

Test it with older Radios on WM6.5, maybe the Radio is the Problem:confused:

Edit: I saw your Bt works on 6.5, but you can test 1 or 2 Radios down on Android:o
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] makavelitha:
My BT works flawless with the stock WinMo 6.5 Rom and also with Cooked WinMo Roms

really strange....
[T-Mobile LG G2x] schmit:
When wifi and wifi-calling are enabled, it disconnects from the tmo network.. Great.. no problemo. I don't want it connected to the tmo network at the same time.

But.. when I lose the wifi.. i.e. service is interrupted, I leave the area, etc., then wifi-calling is stuck "ON" and I cannot return to the tmo network because the app is trying to find the wi-fi connection. This causes all voice/data to be dead.

I have tried killing the wifi-calling app via ATK, it won't shut down. I tried to FC it, no go. I tried to reboot the phone.. no go. I tried to kill it via Watchdog.. no go.

So basically, if I forget to shut off the app b4 I leave my wifi area, I'm screwed and dead in the water. Or, if the wifi connection is lost (i.e. service interruption), I'm screwed.

The only way wifi-calling will display the on/off button is when it has a wifi connection.. I know, I know.. I must force myself to remember to shut the stupid app off before leaving the local network.. but I forget at times.

I have only found 1 work around, and I'm hoping someone else can chime in on this. I'd like to see if there is an easier way around this.. It can be fixed via freezing the app. Then the tmo network kicks in. As soon as the app is unfrozen, it goes back to searching out wifi and disabling all voice/data.. until I get a wifi connection.

Thoughts?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] schmit:
can someone test this to see if they get the same results?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] GideonX:
Mine switches as it should when I leave a wifi area.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] schmit:
Seriously? You have wifi calling and wifi enabled. You shut off wifi and it automatically switches off wifi calling?

that's messed up. If I do that, I'm w/o service. Guess I'll reinstall the app..
[T-Mobile LG G2x] schmit:
Thanks!!! I have discussed this on the forums a bunch of times in misc. conversations and no one has said "Hey, that's not the case for mine." I thought it was a glitch with the app.

R&R'd the app.. good to go. Thanks so much.. It's been like this since I took it out of the box.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sadkorean34:
Is it just me.. or others having the

Same trouble? I am stock, not even

Rooted.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sadkorean34:
By slow, I mean it loads picture slow. At least, I feel like back in 2.3.3, when I click on gallery then the pictures were loaded instant and it would show how many pictures in each folder and etc.

However, after 2.3.4, I just feel like the picture loading part where it shows how many pictures are each folder part comes up slower.

It didn't happen right away I guess. I just noticed it starting yesterday, and I didn't really feel the slugness til yesterday.

I thought I might have done something wrong so I tried hardware reset and even tried to set the background to many other pictures from stock Android ones and camera pictures I took, but they don't make any difference.

Anyone eelse going through about the same symptom?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demo23019:
gallery in 2.3.4 is fine

Ive had this happen a few times before even on 2.3.3 i use cachecleaner NG and it fixed it

think you need root though

Also Just becasue you did a hard reset the cache files that need to be deleted are located on your internal SD Hard reset wont fix

cachecleaner NG will clean your internal SD
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] decalex:
As this is not a solution to your specific problem, I switched over to an app called QuickPic on the market. The native gallery app looks cool and all, but I find this app to be way more useful.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbisch:
Das BAMF 1.6.3 is running an older version of OI File Manager. I hit "Update" in the Market but it won't install.

Suggestions? :confused:
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Natronics:
Have you tried removing the app through adb?

on a side note you could do this through terminal if you don't know adb or have adb installed:

mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 dev/block/mtdblock3 /system/

then go in and cd to the system/app dir and use the rm command to remove the file. Then reboot the phone and download IO.

Let me know if this works.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbisch:
Yeah, I ended up doing something similar and used System App Remover to get rid of it and then installed it from the Market. It fixed it.

Thanks though man.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Natronics:
Anytime. Glad it worked for ya.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aca85:
This is the thing.

This started happening today...I was using Reflex S 1.9.x rom and had some probs ,and flashed a RIL 2.2.0028 (i tihnk) ,didnt work,so was angry and wiped ALL (phone,sdcard...everything!) and flashed 2-4 roms didn't like any of them (slow mainly) so wiped all again,and instaled Reflex S 2.0.1...And now,old messages (sms) started to re-apper out of the blue o.0 Some are like 3 months old ... but in the last 2 months alone i flashed 6 diff. roms ...

So after i delete the msg's,after 5mins some "other" old msg appear (and i'm not online...nor have i backedup my Handcent folder...i only backup 3 folders Apps/DCIM/Music...that's it.)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeptimiuB:
sms on sim card

hi. maybe you have some texts stored on your sim card. i know i have some and they popup always on a fresh start. Messages > settings > sms > manage sim card messages. hope it works