yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[About XDA developers] freddieman23:
Mods, please make an Infuse 4G forum. This phone comes out tomorrow and most phones get forums months in advance.

Thanks
[About XDA developers] jthornton71707:
I second that... Been discussed still nothing. Idk.
[About XDA developers] jnovello:
Hey, I'll post on the 3rd thread about the same thing. WHERE is the Forum????
[About XDA developers] Evilspawn:
Yes been wondering myself...this phone is beast!
[About XDA developers] jthornton71707:
You have one already?
[About XDA developers] jthornton71707:
Will there be no dev support for this phone? It's already been rooted apparently with the super one click.
[About XDA developers] crawlgsx:
I also hope a section is added! :).
[About XDA developers] jthornton71707:
Anyone know if netflix works on the infuse?
[About XDA developers] svetius:
Infuse forum coming this week!
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Digiguest:
I would like to revert back to stock firmware for my Rogers GSM Tab.

Anyone got a guide on how to do it? I got the firmware from this link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=950104

If you can help thanks.

Guide-like would be best.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Digiguest:
No one? :(
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Just put your device into download mode by powering off then hold power and volume down buttons until you get yellow triangle, then flash the files with Odin while connected to USB.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Digiguest:
Thanks but I need a step by step guide. What files go where and such.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] commenter:
hey lazy digiguest,

see "XDA Galaxy Tab Bible" : "Roto backup" & "TaBackup & EasyKernel Backup and Restore"
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Digiguest:
There is a difference between lazy and through. Learn it.

Any HELPFUL members out there willing to actually HELP? :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuletako327:
have you tried the restore button in the Samsung Kies, if you Backed up before touching your Gtab. XD sounded a little pervy there.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] commenter:
i know the difference, and you are obviously not thorough, lol.

your step by step guides are provided in the backup scripts and howtos i mentioned and i believe that is being helpful enough. :-P
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] hellmonger:
Any one know how to make all text white?
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] 3rdstring:
I've been trying to get white text in the main menu but haven't had any luck ... yet.
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] hellmonger:
LOL i see.... not really what the hell decompose wut?
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] hellmonger:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=746446&page=5

Looks promising ;)

Im out of it for a while i just blew my USB port circuit board in the micro USB slot snapped as i plugged it in FFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

I need a nandroid of stock US_2.1.1 btw, for RMA issues.... Maybe you got one lying around who knows :P
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] 3rdstring:
It worked!!!

Edit:

Sorry no 2.1 nandroids, I guess I never considered your situation with the bad USB, I hope someone hooks you up so I can have one just in case.
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] hellmonger:
Cool!! it works huh... well my friend has the same phone so il make one tomorrow before i go to the store i guess...
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] hellmonger:
Dude when i follow the tutorial my settings menu gets corrupted and FC's??? wtf????

Any ideas?

Did you update zip or push?
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] 3rdstring:
I pushed, what are you trying to change?
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] hellmonger:
Reboot menu

settings menu

widgets menu

browser stays black

Edit:

Charging menu White

Reboot menu White

settings menu White

widgets menu White

browser stays black
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] 3rdstring:
Maybe look in the values xml's in the decompiled browser?
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] hellmonger:
Edit:

Charging menu White

Reboot menu White

settings menu White

widgets menu White

browser stays black

no i mean that's what i have naow, i what to change to all white and the browser stays black.
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] 3rdstring:
You made your changes in framework-res? And all the other places changed?

Sent from the debug window
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] hellmonger:
In projects\framework-res.apk\res\values i modem the "styles.xml".

what other places i just want white text...
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] 3rdstring:
If everything has changed except the browser maybe you need to decompile the browser & look in the xml's there

Sent from the debug window
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] hellmonger:
i want the browser to stay black

Ok lol here is what happened...

I changed

In /res/values/styles/xml locate the following 3 styles and removed Inverse

"TextAppearance.Widget.IconMenu.Item"

<item name="android:textColor">?android:textColorPrimaryInverse</item>

"Theme.ExpandedMenu"

<item name="android:itemTextAppearance">?android:textAppearanceLargeInverse</item>

that made most of my text white except the boot menu but corrupted my settings menu cant open just FC...
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] 3rdstring:
I'm not sure what you mean by charging menu.

Reboot Menu = the popup when you long press the power button?

My Setting app is white text on black, I think it has been in all the ROMs so I'm not sure what you need there.

Widgets menu = when you long press on the home screen?

The Browser operates the same after the changes, just when you hit the menu button you get the white text (hopefully on a darker background ;-) ), I think the menu thing is a global setting whenever you hit the menu button.

If I still not understanding you maybe you can post some screen shots?

Those are the same edits I made. I did get errors trying to recompile some different framework-res apks the one I had luck with is the one from Mioze7Ae's bugfix3metamorph patch. Once I got that to boot I used ZipThemer & a morph to chage everything else. I'll attach the framework-res I built in case you want to check it out just note that it has the white text but still has the light menu backgrounds so its very hard to read.
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] hellmonger:
Yes exactly!

Charging menu = USB menu when you look and different choices for USB connection

Took those from google... was alot easyer...

I need all that text to be white....
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] hellmonger:
all night all i get are bootloops and frustrated!!!!!!!
[Milestone XT720 Themes and Apps] 3rdstring:
I'm still trying but haven't had any luck yet either.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BenHolliday:
Have searched and searched but cannot find something directly pertaining to System Rom memory full.

What would cause Rom being full and what can be done to make it not so? It's a stock rooted system and all apps that can be have been moved to SD card and everything not needed uninstalled. Handcent, Dolphin, and everything else could think of is set to save cache to SD card as well.

Here's a pic
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1107963:
My recommendation would be do a Nandroid and save your apps with BT.. and do a hard reset and see if that fix the problem.... I never had this problem before.....

Edit: Now I want to know too... cuz my is acting weird now too...

260MB (24.7 MB free) can anybody tells us why this happen....????
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BenHolliday:
Was traveling yesterday so wasn't able to do any research but no matter what I do it will not get above 7.66MB free. Now after reloading the time doesn't auto update when crossing a time zone... gotta find that too.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BenHolliday:
Thanks hachamacha for all the info. After looking at the /system and /system/app folder, I can see several files that I care nothing about. I'm going to do some research and try and find some dependencies on some of the files cause seeing files like stocks, twitter, newsreader, friend stream, radio, and amazonmp3 could clear up a lot of room. Just don't want to freeze/move any of them then discover they are a requirement for some other function.

Guessing I only need to clear up a MB or two as the only time I see the warning is when installing a program or have several running at once. It doesn't lock up and require a batt pull, just freaks me right the hell out.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris7os:
dependencies

You may want to checkout Autorun Manager (free app from market) to see what apps startup automatically, and more importantly, have interdependencies with other apps/programs.

Specifically, it tells you what apps have receivers, and gives you the ability to disable programs from autostarting. It's another way of disabling an app or program temporarily instead of randomly disabling/freezing apps in TB.

Might help. Might not.

Much love
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BenHolliday:
Kewls and thanks. That it will tell what depends on the programs is what I'm looking for. No time to list all of them, but I froze about 20+ apps with TB. Didn't have any troubles all day yesterday but maybe can *.bak them and move to computer until needed.
[Android Themes] daxiaamu:
Most are not available for tattoo because it‘s 320×240。So，is there somehow to make the zip available for tattoo。

Sorry for my poor English。

Many thanks！
[Galaxy S II General] computermilk:
Hey Everyone, Updating this post to reflect some new news about my battery life. On day 2 here. It's 2:25 PM in the afternoon and the Green bar has not even dropped from being full.

Now- It's important to note also. I received my phone on Sat at 10:10am. Let my phone go, NEVER charged it all day sat and used it. Let it SIT OVER NIGHT and never charged it.

Used it sunday as well and by the time I plugged it in it was not even yellow it was low, but not yellow and the Battery time said 1 Day and 6 hours and some change.

I think for tonight I'm not going to charge it either because most likely I will be at 80% or something the battery is so insane.. ill go into the next day.. I will post SCREENSHOTS for you guys later if you want.. but this battery life is SUPER amazing...
[Galaxy S II General] ph00ny:
That's what i thought about the battery life but there seem to be quite a few folks here with not so great battery life.
[Galaxy S II General] computermilk:
Maybe it's their Carriers and location?

I know the farther away from a tower you are the more "juice" the radio uses for the signal right? most people on here are over seas right? I live in the US and i'm on ATT living in a major city area.
[Galaxy S II General] intruda119:
+1 for great battery life. I'm a heavy user and came home after work and I'm at 40% (7-8pm). My vibrant would usually die by 5.
[Galaxy S II General] yus786:
I got some pretty bad battery life when i had it on the older firmware (would run out after 12 hours)

but now it easily does 12 hours and is at 50%! thats after i updated to the latest fw
[Galaxy S II General] DocRambone:
Battery life on SGS 2 is the worst i ever seen on any android... or any other phone either..
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
+1000 when the signal is weak the phone is constantly searching and is trying to "hang on" to the signal harder. I notice this all the time when I am at work in a crappy AT&T reception area in New York City.

I am more and more suspecting my old Captivate had better reception - I never was without signal at work. With SGS2, I sometimes pick the phone up from my desk only to find that there is no signal on it.
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
What the heck were you doing with it? :) Admit it, you turned it on and just put it in your curio cabinet behind a glass door, pulled up a chair and stared at it all day with a goofy happy smile on your face. :)
[Galaxy S II General] AXIS of Reality:
You may have a dodgy unit...I'm finding the battery life to be significantly better on my SGS2 than my original SGS (running your rom ;) )
[Galaxy S II General] Pinkthesink:
I recieved my S2 last weekend from Clove. Initially I thought it wasn't displaying the correct percentage. Turns out, for me, that it was as good as it seemed.

I've never seen such good battery life on a phone.

Currently on AT&T in MA USA, if it helps anyone.
[Galaxy S II General] ronj1986:
What phone do you all know can have 100% after 4 hrs of no use....my SGS2 can:-)
[Galaxy S II General] ph00ny:
So what did you get in its place?
[Galaxy S II General] kaassema:
When it's good, it is REALLY good...

But then suddenly, out of the blue, the battery graph will turn bezerk, and will try to plunge itself to death on the 0% line within about 12 hours... :)

But as long as the bug hasn't shown up yet: enjoy!

(probably fixable though in the near future, seeing how fast Samsung is already throwing out new firmwares for it...)
[Galaxy S II General] walda:
Fine, another battery thread...:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] computermilk:
Rofl....

Well I took it with me to run errands all day for one thing, configuring more options while standing in line, sending off texts,. etc,.

Also went out to eat dinner and played with it some more.

Installed all my apps off Wifi, etc.
[Galaxy S II General] NBB823151:
Battery Thoughts

Guys,

I have had mine now for a week and have noticed that unless I am in a relatively stable signal area I am only getting about 8-10 hours of reasonable use , which i have to say is absolutely rubbish, however I am swithching to GSM only, a lot more in areas where it would constantly be looking for stronger signals and hey presto 1-2 % per hour ish.

I have tried many combinations of apps removal and the above seems to be the only thing that appears to help.

Anyone have any or similar?
[Galaxy S II General] computermilk:
I'm not at all, and i'm here in the US on ATT. I do have that "bug" where it will say 3G then Switch back to H+ a lot back and forth, but even with that the battery life is AMAZING. So i'm thinking that bug isn't effecting things much.

I have NOT rooted my phone yet, and I have not "removed" any of the stocks apps yet.

I do PLAN on doing that, but i have not done so yet, and it's great.
[Galaxy S II General] NBB823151:
Battery thoughts

I really am thinking that there is no uniform issue that fixes this and some people its great other s rubbish....may there is a dodgy batch of batteries that went out.....
[Galaxy S II General] gottagetalife:
Battery Life- Downs and Ups!

My first thoughts on the battery life were very positive. Almost 10 jours of constant playing and still some juice in the tank.

Then it all went a bit downhill, with it needing charging after just 4hrs. I found that was down to "Tektrak" app, therefore that was uninstalled never to return.

Even running AVG my phone was giving pretty good battery life, certainly a day of fairly heavy use.

I upgraded to the latest official Samsung firmware last week and since then the battery life has been incredible, despite the fact I live & work in dodgy reception areas.

I'm getting over 24hrs even running virus, Lifestyle's Bedside Night Clock overnight and using it quite extensively. It's still at the stage where all the iPhone users want to play with it to see what they're missing too so its on most of the day.

Frankly I can't believe how well it is performing. Don't know what Samsung have done but it seems to work.
[Galaxy S II General] erazer007:
Everyone seems to be having mixed reactions to the beattery life. Could possible be the way we use it or maybe faulty devices. But the reactions are almost 50-50 so it would be a disaster if half the number of devices turn out to be faulty.
[Galaxy S II General] dk206:
No not really.

How about Battery life on

YOUR

SGS 2 is the worst

YOU'VE

ever seen on any android... or any other phone either..[/QUOTE]

Battery life is excellent for me, and I can actually last me 19~20 hours with heavy use. 3G enabled all day. 1hour music there and back from Uni. 2hours web browsing. + email check about 5 times throughout the day.
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
Unlikely as users report same problem on SGS1 .

Great battery life often when out of the box with no apps and never been flashed .

jje
[Galaxy S II General] erazer007:
If its the same as in case of GS1 then I will be pleased as I found the battery life excellent.
[Galaxy S II General] DocRambone:
The sw provided from samsung has clear flaws, many users affected and more will see this.
[Galaxy S II General] ronj1986:
To save battery, turn off data when not in use. It takes only 2-3 seconds to kick back in when you do need it again. Also I kill all running apps using the built in task manager.
[Galaxy S II General] BoostedSR20:
In the begining my battery life wasn't so hot, but after some tweaking I'm getting 20-22hrs. About 1.5x what I was doing with my Captivate setup identically.

Flashed KE2 with no wipe, rooted/running @ 1.5ghz (scaling = ondemand)

setCPU profile for 200mhz with screen off

Froze all processes with samsung, wifi, software, kies, or hub in the title

Screen @ 50% brightness

WiFi always one

All data/background data on
[Galaxy S II General] stoolzo:
lol.......................................................................................................................................................
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
This is then really great! Almost the same thing I am doing, but better battery life. I also play games and browse the web extensively. Either my batt is bad or SGS2 has a hungry screen.
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
By killing the tasks your increasing battery use. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] bigmo7:
Ironic isn't it...
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
It's called Windows user syndrome.
[Galaxy S II General] darkalchemist:
hmmm, I'm getting really good battery life. Flight mode is 1% over 10 hours or something silly. Playing games I got about 2.5 hours and still had a good chunk of battery left. In idle drain, with Exchange and gmail syncing on push i get 1-2% drain per hour on 3G/H and 1% drain per hour on wifi pretty much.

I've also streamed music from shoutcast over wifi for 2h45m on the speaker and it used 20% of my battery (which is pretty good life imo).

As for setup, I have facebook and twitter installed with both only syncing contacts and nothing else, the 2 mail accounts I mentioned and skype syncing contacts too. I've frozen the 3 wifi apps and software update. To me, wifi sharing sometimes appeared and I had it draining more than that but with it frozen, I've not experienced it.

As for flashing affecting battery life, I've already flashed the 2 updates via Kies with no problems and rooted via Chainfire's post then restored the stock kernels without any issues at all.
[Galaxy S II General] ph00ny:
You're really not providing much information. What exactly is causing the battery drain?

I listen to music at least three hours a day (now using pandora over 3g ever since the switch to unlimited plan), active gmail sync, xda browsing, facebook updates, internet browsing, few active widgets (accuweather, mmajunkies, engadget, facebook) and nook book reading during the commute and it lasts the whole day. Usually have around 40%ish left by the end of the day

Here is my post from another website pre-firmware update
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
How did Brandon Miniman get involved in this? :)
[Galaxy S II General] DocRambone:
If i know that we would have some progress.

Any clean installed rom (with re-part) gives high idle battery drain. ( FOR ME)

Posted pic earlier in the thread
[Galaxy S II General] ph00ny:
it clearly says my post from another website
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
yeah i noticed - was curios what web site that was that required his name being mentioned. i am guessing pocketnow. thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] ph00ny:
They had this weird response system and i think it autofilled his name
[Galaxy S II General] Frostfree:
I've previously had the android phones HTC Magic, Orange San Fan (ZTE Blade), SGS and of the lot the S2 has by far the best battery life, HOWEVER, it there's a bug affecting ome handsets and if you have it, then it seems battery's very poor, otherwise it's excellent.
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
one of the early "pototype" reviews mentioned that the prototypes came with 1650 MAH batteries that were actually 1500 MAH batts we an exta sticker on top of the original one. Those batts were measured to hold/output 1500 MAH.

Is it possible some of those got into the production packages? Has anyone actually physically measured their batt capacity?
[Galaxy S II General] ConceptVBS:
I think the errant auto brightness feature on the original firmware is giving people "bad battery" life.

Once you upgrade to the newest version of the firmware, your should be getting much better battery life.

Also, if you are living in an aread where there is weak signal, your battery life might be lower than those who are living in areas of strong signals.

A weak signal area will force the phone to work harder to acquire a lock on the signal, using up more battery power than necessary.
[Galaxy S II General] DocRambone:
SGs 2 "epic " battery life:
[Galaxy S II General] ph00ny:
Is that the default battery indicator?
[Galaxy S II General] DocRambone:
No, but do not matter.
[Galaxy S II General] cmd512:
Doc, something is seriously wrong with your device. Mine does not drain when idling like yours... And mine is overclocked!
[Galaxy S II General] drm111:
There's nothing wrong with it. It's a bug in the OS.

Stop spreading misinformation, there's many many many many threads reporting this issue.
[Galaxy S II General] ph00ny:
At the same time, there are many many folks without this issue. Even doc has said that he doesn't exactly know what's causing it.

Also he made it very clear that there is an issue with the SGS2 more than any other device
[Galaxy S II General] Frostfree:
Damn, now I see where you're coming from, I'll get this replaced if a full factory reset doesn't rectify!!!
[Galaxy S II General] RogerPodacter:
dude i'm sorry i'm actually here laughing that your battery life is so bad. i know its not funny but its just so poor that one has to laugh. i wish there was some way to isolate the issue.

on the nexus one, the awake bug was related to wifi. so perhaps do some 8 hour non-wifi tests, then 8 hour wifi tests. the n1 had an issue where the wifi, or non-wifi, was keeping the device awake.

all i can think is try changing your usage to flush out any more clues about the bug.
[Galaxy S II General] Arthur Hucksake:
The clue in that picture is the Awake time. Simple as really, something is keeping it ticking over constantly.

Here are mine, admittedly i've hardly touched my phone today. Still think a 10% drop in battery having done bugger all is excessive.
[Galaxy S II General] DocRambone:
Lol, the battery time was a joke :)

But i found a solution that seems functional:

Factory reset

Setup phone on 3 g network

Now i have around 1% drain..

BUT the DLink Di655 router triggers the drain again!

My other routers is ok, only dir 655 gives this bug...
[Galaxy S II General] jimbob_me:
If its a bug in the OS, why isnt it a bug in mine?

Get a replacement. Everyones complaining but doing nothing about it.
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
Doc, when your di655 router triggers the drain again, to "fix" this new drain do you simply disconnect from your router? Or you have to factory-reset every time you accidentally (or on purpose) connect to your router?

Also, what do you mean by "set up on 3g" ? When do you consider the setup process complete? Do I enable WiFi only after I install the last app I will ever need on the phone, and configure its sync?

thanks
[Galaxy S II General] DocRambone:
Yes, connect to dir655 and drain starts, disconnect and it stops.

By setup on 3g: Make a factory reset and make the initial setup (add accounts etc ) on mobile network mode (not wifi), this cures the high android os bug for me.

Now its only medium android os bug ;)
[General Questions and Answers] gladman:
Is there an app or widget to switch Bluetooth devices while in a call. It is an incall feature in the iPhone.