yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Inspire 4G] qbeezy:
But the problem is that they rarely do, if at all. I will be the first one to say I despise At&t, mostly because of the terrible customer service that I've had for going on 5 years. I had to threaten to leave (i'm an authorized user on my parents account) because they often would not answer my questions or help me out. The best excuse is that they often say they send you somewhere else and the next does the same. Terrible service.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TommyDom:
So, the matcher FLASH restores some libraries that are linked to the radio image as dynamic libraries. In normal times the libraries should be able to change and everything that links to them should follow without problems. This is fine, however, the CM7 ROM may have made changes to the libraries (doubtful) or have made the assumption that they would not change and have BANKED on the notion that that is the case. Meaning, if you replace that lib (based on the matcher app) BUT the rest of the ROM has no idea of what has changed, that's like taking the keys to a car you have never driven or heard of, and trying to do "tricks" - you have no idea of what will happen. That is the premise behind the message: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13969347&postcount=64

So if you are going to "match" be ready for some behavior that will not match your expectations.

Tommy.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spastic909:
I've had no problems what so ever
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lainemac:
neither have i...
[Thunderbolt General] Berzerker7:
This is a tutorial on how to add custom locations to the Sense Weather app!

Step by step, pretty easy:

1. Download SQLite Database Browser (works with all OS')

2. Pull the following file off your phone (easiest way is using adb): /data/data/com.htc.provider.weather/files/WP_0409WWE.db

3. Open the db file in SQLite Browser.

4. Click on the "Browse Data" tab.

5. Next to "Table:" choose "locationlist"

6. Click on "New Record" on the top right, it should automatically create a blank one at the end of the list.

7. Double-click on the empty box under "code" and enter text in this format: NAM|US|<state>|<city> So, for example, NAM|US|NY|NEW YORK CITY (no spaces or line breaks after the block of text (you can have spaces in the city name))

8. Under "name", put the desired city name, such as "New York City" without any spaces or line breaks after the block of text.

9. Under "state", put the state name, such as "NY" in the same format as "name"

10. Under "timezone", put either 300, 360, 420, or 480 in, depending on what your timezone is:

Eastern time - 300

Central time - 360

Mountain time - 420

Pacific time - 480

11. Under "timezoneld", put either "America/New_York", "America/Chicago", "America/Denver", or "America/Los_Angeles" in, again, depending on the timezone you live in:

Eastern time - America/New_York

Central time - America/Chicago

Mountain time - America/Denver

Pacific time - America/Los_Angeles

That's it! Save it, push it back to /data/data/com.htc.provider.weather/files then reboot and you should be able to search for your town!

Special thanks to the guys who figured this out first (I don't remember your names, but thank you! :P)
[Thunderbolt General] SiL3nTKiLL:
finally, ive been looking for this!!
[Thunderbolt General] Pithism:
ahh this worked great thanks for the post
[Thunderbolt General] JoJoCal19:
Ahhh good to see this. I remember this was the way to do it with Windows Mobile phones.
[Thunderbolt General] Jrocker23:
Thank you, very helpful
[Thunderbolt General] vinniebigstick:
This didn't work for me for some reason. Do you have to put in the longitude and latitude in those columns as well? One thing I did put in that wasn't in your list was the country.
[Thunderbolt General] Nate14:
All I did was copy the settings from the closet locations to me and just changed the city name. There is no need to enter long. or lat. and all the cities worked for me.
[Thunderbolt General] Xirix12:
Wow this is just great. Thanks
[Thunderbolt General] Jrocker23:
I am able to add places but when I use the place that was added (Staten island, NY) the clock is about 5 hours later. I double checked all the settings and info and all seems right..
[Thunderbolt General] Smithson15:
That's pretty cool. Thanks!
[Thunderbolt General] vinniebigstick:
I got it to work...BUT ----

I was able to go into the app and add my city and it's there now.

I still have the issue where it doesn't know I'm in that city. The widget still shows either a city that is about 10 miles or so away from mine or it just shows my state.

Any way to fix this?
[Thunderbolt General] Nate14:
I don't think this mod allows for your phone to find your location any better. It merely allows you to add your city to the list of saved locations.
[Thunderbolt General] gregwhit:
This may be a silly newbie question, but does the phone need to be rooted in order to access the weather file? I am running the phone in USB Debugging mode, and I receive the following error when I try to pull from ADB:

C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb pull /data/data/com.htc.provider.weath

er/files/WP_0409WWE.db

adb server is out of date. killing...

* daemon started successfully *

failed to copy '/data/data/com.htc.provider.weather/files/WP_0409WWE.db' to './W

P_0409WWE.db': Permission denied

C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>
[Thunderbolt General] gregwhit:
I answered my own question, yes, you need to root your phone to push/pull. Awesome tutorial, thanks!
[Thunderbolt General] Daptonic:
Sounds interesting, looking forward to trying this out.
[Quantum General] jorkobe23:
Hi folks!

I'm using iPhone 4 white and Omnia 7 at the moment.

But I'm a lack of money and also after I saw Optimus 7Q, it looks great on me.

So I'm selling those phones, and getting LG optimus 7Q.

I have few questions about this phone before purchase it.

How is battery life compared with Omnia 7 or iPhone 4?

Does it have notification light?

How many often do you use the physical keyboard?

I heard LG is going to release new WP7 device which will be called c700, do you guys think it will have front face camera and better CPU and GPU?

Please answer me as soon as possible,

You don't have to answer all the questions, just answer me what you know of those questions.

Thanks guys.
[Quantum General] lmftmf:
My girlfriend currently owns it and she hasn't

had any problems with it. But i have the iphone 4

and i definatley would not trade the iphone 4 for

that piece of crap phone it cant really do anything

the iPhone can. As for the battery life it depends on

you use it really. She gets a good day out of it with

normal texting and some gameplay. There is no

notification light. The physical keyboard is kind of

awkward because of the shift key and fn key placement

but it feels good to type on. I dont know about the

new c700 but i definatley would keep the iphone over

the windows 7 phones. Just my opinon =)
[Quantum General] Midnitte:
Also going to be getting it soon, since this is much different from android (or rather android updates [or is it?]), will every phone get all the foreseeable updates? Will the quantum get 7.1 (or rather mango)?
[Quantum General] argentocruz:
Everyone craps on about the shift and fn key, but its easy to press and is rarely pressed...

This is the 3rd slide-out-qwerty phone I've owned and there is no perfect solution... If the shift and fn keys were integrated into the keyboard, it would stuff the keyboard...

You only really use the physical keyboard for longer emails and stuff... Quick sms replies I'll do on the touchscreen...

I'm still testing my new optimus 7q so I'll let you know about battery life, but I'm coming off an HD2 with WP7 so I'm used to charging every night...
[Quantum General] arcspeak:
Very satisfied

I'm loving the Quantum. I use the hardware keyboard quite a lot because I can thumb type fast and accurately without looking at the keys. After the first couple days getting used to the placement, I've had no trouble hitting the shift and fn keys when I need to, and never when I don't want to. The slide unlocking mechanism means it never pocket dials, and the proximity sensor works perfectly to eliminate accidental screen input when you bring it to your ear. Navigation is quick and responsive. I have Exchange OTA sync for my business e-mail, calendar, and >2000 contacts. I love the OTA sync with my free SkyDrive/Hotmail account. The GPS is sensitive and Bing maps accurate, but sadly, no free spoken turn-by-turn directions yet.

It's very easy to use the built in MFG app engineer menu to edit the registry and to set up tethering.

Battery life is better than any Smartphone I've used before. I'm in the habit of charging overnight, where it sits on my nightstand and wakes me up in the morning, and I check the weather on a very nice free app, but at the end of the day, I generally have 80% battery life left.
[Quantum General] argentocruz:
No lights or LEDs I can see... None for charging or missed calls...
[Quantum General] SuperDeform:
iphone 4 just keep it and never look back
[Quantum General] argentocruz:
Do you just troll around the non-iphone places rubbishing other handsets?

When demoing my WP7 handset to all my iphone mates they all commented on how fast it was especially the bing search, find a shop, navigate to the shop...

All of my friends with iphones went to ip4 and half are OK with it, the other half regret it... Not sure what it was they did or didn't like...

One friend was iphone mad but got fed up with something and went samsung...

A mate who was staunch android went to ip4 and regrets it...

At the end of the day you get the handset that:

* Does what you need it to do

* Looks and feels good to you

* Performs well

* You can afford

* Is reliable

For me, its a WP7 phone... For others?.. :)
[Quantum General] lmftmf:
The iPhone 4 has its bonuses and the windows 7 phones have there's. To each his own. But... you cant go from an iPhone to a windows 7 phone and expect anything compared to the iPhone experience. I loved windows mobile but dont really like windows phone 7 very much because of it being very locked down. No custom sms tones. No custom ringtones.
[Quantum General] derausgewanderte:
got one for wife and myself. very happy with it. the keyboard was a must for me as I can't type with onscreen keyboard.

Windows Phone 7 OS is great. With upcoming mango update you will be able to do custom ringtones and many more features listed on the XDA forums. At the moment you can unlock the phone and sideload applications for custom ringtones - using this myself. (for LG devices you can do this even after NoDo update because the device comes with its own registry editor).

The phone does not have notification lights anywhere for battery or new messages.

Battery life is OK and similar to other phones I would say. It all depends on how you use it. If everything is ON (3G, wireless, etc.) it will last a good day. If you have any of these functions off it lasts longer (e.g. sometimes I have to only recharge every two days).
[Quantum General] Steven855:
As I see it, there are 2 major ways to really drain the battery: have wi-fi on for a long while (doesn't have to be connected at all) and play games (usually made with xna game studio) for a long while
[Quantum General] argentocruz:
Not sure about the wifi... I thought wifi shut itself off when phone was sleeping?

What makes my phone hot and drains the battery is games and video playback...

Either way the quantum has the better battery life of most handsets... After a lot of use at work I get home and still have over half battery... That's good for what I do with it...
[Quantum General] flasherwannabe:
dont get it

i have the lg quantum and it sucks i cant do anything with it and now i have to do a warrenty exchange on it and i only had it for a month i suggest u stay with the iphone 4 u be stupid toswitch the windows 7 phone anyways im looking into getting another phone
[Quantum General] argentocruz:
But seriously... I'd like to know what problems you've had...

My mates with android phones of all brandnames and iphones have told stories of mega problems of receiving lemons etc...

All phones will have a % of crap units...

Mine's been fine...
[LG Optimus 2x] Cloudstrife:
How do i do that? It only shows my internal sd when i choose where to backup.
[LG Optimus 2x] HerrKuk:
Your external sd are mounted in the internal so Titanium cant find it, just edit the backup path to /sdcard/_ExternalSD/TitaniumBackup
[LG Optimus 2x] Cloudstrife:
How do i edit the path??
[LG Optimus 2x] Rusty!:
Menu => Preferences => Backup folder location
[Captivate Themes and Apps] redeuxx:
I am trying to identify which app I have installed that pops up this dialog? I can't find the exact app's settings to disable it.

Thanks.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] rpicaso:
App2SD is what is popping up the message..
[Captivate Themes and Apps] bigsmitty64:
THIS COULD BE IT?

EDIT: rpicaso beat me to it! :)
[Captivate Themes and Apps] pc103:
Super Manager has that in Settings /Installed Application Manager /APPS2SD Reminder.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] lownox:
+1 Super Manager. While you're in the settings ... scroll to the bottom and disable the background service too. I've never seen a use for it myself.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matthai:
Hello XDA! :)

So, ive been in contact with someone who downloaded a galaxy S carrier froyo file i was able to nab whilst KIES was busy updating my phone and wasn't looking.

Seems that his phone may be bricked and i'd like to find out if it is and importantly, why.

So, the details are as such:

This telstra SGS was rooted and running darky's. Somehow this setup got messed up. Dont know, was never told.

Download mode was available via a jig, so my supplied files were added to odin. I currently do not know what was selected beyond PDA> telsgsfroyo.tar.md5 (think thats what i called it). As an aside, i flashed this file onto my own phone and had no issues. Also, <a href="http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1044099">this</a>

So, i am told that after the flash, recovery ran its usual post odin flash commentary. the phone stayed on the S bootscreen for 5 minutes before the phone went blank. It has not responded to the power button or jig since.

Normally i would say just try 3BR/3BD as the telstra SGS has these in full working order. Also, the froyo and eclair ROMs available for my carrier are not complete firmwares, neglecting dbdata.rfs, boot.bin and sbl.bin (was under the impression the last two being neglected = good?) with a known workaround to deal with the lack of dbdata.rfs in our firmwares.

Unfortunately, and also not yet explained to me, the JIG is being used as both 3 button modes stopped working for him.

So, tldr version:

Can the phone be saved without taking it in for repair?

Was this just an odin hiccup, something ticked that shouldn't have been in odin or are the files i supplied bad. I was a little quick to remove the files from my megaupload account so ill edit this post when the reupload is done. joys of dsl and all :D

edit: file is on megaupload, /?d=Q9L4YYND
[Galaxy S II General] dreamdestiny:
I kno a lot of people are getting poor wifi reception.. if u find its constantly low and/or switching to 3g it will kill the battery. Its best to switch it off an use 3g or get closer to the router. I've jus recently discovered this is the reason for my crap battery life. Give it a go guys and see if I'm rite
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
As per multitude of posts turn off wifi when screen off in wifi settings advanced .

jje
[Galaxy S II General] BoogWeed:
That's what I always had it set to, but I've seen a ton of threads here and elsewhere which say it's better to just leave the wifi sleep policy to never.

Seem counter intuitive, but apparently it saves more battery life... :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] rocketpaul:
funny discovery today, switched on wifi sharing for a while and the battery drain massively( 5% per 10mins). Switched it off and the drain continued, for some reason my computer could still see the wifi spot even though it was off?:confused:
[Galaxy S II General] schrickm5:
I froze the wifi sharing in titanium backup, and the cpu useage went down from 46% to around 5%! It was fine on KE2, this seems to have happened when I went to KE7.
[Galaxy S II General] demondor:
I don't get that much battery drain on wifi
[Galaxy S II General] Chivalryyyy:
Don't know if it falls under the same as wifi sharing... but today I turned wifi off using the toggle button and my battery is alot better.

Its been near 6 hours since unplugged and its had a fair amount of use today as its been shown of to alot of people at work....and in 6 hours my battery has only dropped to 82%...

I used to leave wifi on all the time on my desire hd...with no discernable battery loss....bit I shall be actively turning it off when not in use on my sgs2 as since the difference is massive

My testing yesterday was giving me around 4% an hour drain with my phone sat doing nothing with the screen off!

With wifi toggled off thats dropped to 3% with medium/heavy use :)
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] musicaljelly:
Hey fellow XDA-perusers,

I'm trying to install Urukdroid 1.0 on my Archos 43, and am having some difficulties. When I try and start (by selecting "Developer Edition" from boot menu) I get "Failed to mount rootfs /dev/mmcblk1p2 (255)"

I followed the instructions laid out at https://code.google.com/p/urukdroid/wiki/Installation and the installation as far as I can tell goes smoothly. I'm installing to the internal storage (I don't own an SD card) and am doing so by resizing my current partition. What am I doing wrong that's causing this to not work?

If you need any more info, just let me know. Thanks so much!
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lenn:
I've the same poblem;)

You had the Overclock kernel,right?

You have to reset your archos and do a clean install:)

this helped me:)
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] musicaljelly:
I don't have an overclock kernel yet, but I was planning on using one upon getting Urukdroid set up successfully. If nothing else shows up on this thread, I'm likely going to take your advice and back everything up, then do a factory reset followed by a clean install by overwriting the partition.

Thanks for the reply!
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davemon:
I'm having trouble installing urukdroid too, on an A70 8GB. Using v. 1.0 easy install advanced to internal storage, using defaults of 512 and 1GB for data. Everything goes fine until I get to the install framework part and I copy UrukDroid-install.tgz to the Archos it keeps saying to copy proper file , etc. I've re-downloaded it and tried again but no luck....

It currently has the sde and rooted version 2.1.08 (chulri's method) installed if this makes a difference. My main reason for rooting is to be able to increase app space which I can't do without Uruk, so if anyone has an idea where I'm going wrong please help!

Any ideas?

Edit:

Had to format device and reload sde then stock firmware then urukdroid installed fine. It didn't like the rooted 2.1.08 I had on there and wouldn't install. Working great now with plenty of app space!!!!
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] musicaljelly:
For those who read this sometime in the distant future, I am confirming the findings of others, as doing an installation by formatting instead of repartitioning worked. UrukDroid is now functioning well. Thanks to all who helped!
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mavasilisk:
I am having this problem now on my A70IT 8GB.

EDIT: I've done many resets and its stil the same.
[General Questions and Answers] EsOne:
Was looking for a good copy of Flash 10.1 for my custom 2.2 ROM

I installed this one from this page.

Upon install it is asking for access to EVERYTHING, and it seems to be a market replacement.

I just want to know if it seems fishy or not. Please do not install it yourself, as I don't want you guys to get infected if it is.
[General Questions and Answers] Dirk:
Why aren't you downloading Flash from the Market?
[General Questions and Answers] plainjane:
Since Flash comes shipped on most phones, the permissions are excessive. If you cannot see it in the market to download it from there, try using Market Enabler. You should then be able to download anything by making the market believe you're using a different phone.

(from... Evo/MIUI/Tapatalk)
[General Questions and Answers] Dark3n:
Not sure if its legit, didn't want to install.

I pulled this from my SGS.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] splendidtry:
I just got a new I9000 Running 2.2 from Vodaphone in Australia.

Getting very bored of it in stock form and want an increase its speed/features as much as I can. Unfortunately I know absolutely nothing about anything custom. This is my first smart phone.

The amount of custom stuff released for this phone is mind numbing, and I know there is a lot of potential there to be unlocked.

So my question is in mid 2011, near the end of the phones prime life, what is the generally accepted best thing you can do with this phone? I'm sure after all this time many things have become redundant and been replaced by better things?

In a nutshell I want to get my phone to the highest speed and feature rich state I can. Speed is definitely the highest priority followed by features and ease of use.

This includes any kind of modding including overclocking.

What I know about this phone is from when it was released there used to be lagfix, voodoofix etc to change the file system and speed up the phone. But have those things been replace by custom roms now etc?

I can follow instructions easily, but as long as they encompass everything from Stock form to completion.

For example I really don't like guides or instructions that as a first step they say something like

"Before you do this made you have rooted your phone, go into flash recovery mode use the Jhp.ascii and use odin to enter download mode. male sure you have the dbdata.rfs, boot.bin in the directory before proceeding"

I want instructions that tell you how to root the phone properly, how/what flash recovery to use, how do I use get Odin etc what all these files are what they do how to get them etc.

Bassicaly talking someone who has never flown before into landing a plane.

I think for many of the people who write instructions things they see as completely obvious basic and what they consider common knowledge are completely unknown to new people. I find 97% of the instructions for any modding mention things where prior knowledge is assumed.

Lastly even if you know how to follow instructions, the amount of stuff available for this phones means I wouldn't know where to start. So I need to know what are the most favoured mods to do, in as complete packages as possible.For example I would rather flash with one mega rom that comes with everything than install every little tweak manually
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Perka:
Hi go checkout romkitchen.org

Also live support in irc, check my sig.

See you there ;-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] splendidtry:
Thanks. I'll definitely be checking that chanel out if I can't manage here, but it will have to be sometime next week for irc.

At the moment Im busy doing things around the house and I may need to go in out at any time so I was hoping for a forum post so I can read it and check up on it when I can.

But like I said when I get a few hours of no interuptions I may sit down to do all the mods live

So is darkys rom any good?

From what I can tell its

Root phone.

Install Darkys ROM.

Done.

I just need to get someone to tell me if my phone is fully compatible, and how to back up my vodaphone stock firmware if its not available on the internet already.

Phone info.

Baseband version

I9000HVJP3

KERNEL VERSION

2.6.32.9

ROOT@SE-S604 #6

BUILD NUMBER

FROYO.HVJP4