yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Inverno:
Hi,

originally I think to remember something like WTY, or WTI... in the box there are 2 manuals, 1 in english and 1 in portuguese... that's why I thought it could by portuguese firmware. The one I fashed was JPY, like you said.

The roms I downloaded in the package contains a modem file in this format: MODEM_I9000XXJPY.tar.md5. Not .bin. Can I flash it alone, with no pit file and "re-partition" option disabled? That's correct?

Thanks to all for your attention.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Inverno:
Another try, I flashed a JP1 radio from recovery, the process has gone well, but the phone still seems to not recognize radio. After *#1234#:

PDA: I9000RSJS2

PHONE: UNKNOWN

CSC: I9000ITVJS1

BUILD INFO: 2011.01

The telephone does not show the IMEI with *#06#... nothing.

Have to send it to assistance?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Speeddemon007:
So over nite I mysteriously lost my unlocker from the main screen. Everything started up but I couldn't unlock. Had to do a fresh install to fix it....any thoughts as to why?

Also I cannot get swiftkey to work. Keeps telling me that the keyboard is not loaded. I've uninstalled and reinstalled with no luck.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LuvArabians:
I installed CyanogenMod 7.0 yesterday. I'm trying to boot into recovery to install a new theme. I've tried using RomManager to boot into recovery, choosing boot into recovery in the power button options, and holding now the N button when "Read Forever" appears after turning my Nook on. Any other ideas?

Thank you
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lecycliste:
Can't boot into recovery mode either

I'm running CyanogenMod-7-05252011-NIGHTLY-encore in kernel version 2.6.32.9 erik@myhost # 174, Android version 2.3.4 on a nook color I bought five days ago. I've gotten CM7 to boot.

Following the instructions to install Android Market and Google Apps on Nook Color CM7 at the-ebook-reader.com/nook-color-cm7.html hasn't worked. I can't get into recovery mode, never get the "Touch the Future of Reading" display (don't get this in B&N nook color mode either, just "Read Forever" since I installed software version 1.2.0).

I've put the gapps-gb-20110307-signed.zip file 'as is' (NOT unzipped) into the microSD card's root directory.

What happens is this: I hold down the 'n' and the main power button. The screen flashes white very briefly, then the white lettering on green cyanogen appears for less than a second before disappearing. The nook color is powered off then.

Anybody know what's going on, and how I can get into recovery mode to load the google apps pack and android market?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lecycliste:
Fixed it

Got gapps to load using ROMmanager to enter recovery mode - no problems now.

With CM7 in a late-model nook color, using ROMmanager to enter recovery mode and load other zipped apps worked for me.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wildwes357:
Hey every one I'm new to the site and I was wondering. Recently I purchased cell control or cell tracker and now it will not install on my rooted HTC evo 4g has any one else tried to do this and can any one help me with this it would be greatly. Appreciated the developers said the format needed to be changed to install but why it wasn't I just don't understand and thanks ahead of time for all that uh guys do here on this site.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GALLARDO2:
cell control evo4g

Did you ever get a answer on this question im having the same problem
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jott0204:
I had my Atrix's video quality mode set on "Best for viewing on a phone". Since I flashed a new theme "Cool Blue", I no longer see that option. Does anyone still have that setting so I can revert back? (That option let me send the videos over mms. That seems to be gone as well.) (Yes I know there is a 600kb limit on mms with AT$T)

Thanks!

--James
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tjjensen23:
Looking forward to your development release

/s
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CaelanT:
OlympusCamera.apk from AT&T Atrix on 4.1.83.

4.1.83 OlympusCamera.apk

Instructions for installing:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13826066&postcount=80

Remember to change permissions, or you won't see the camera and camcorder after rebooting. This I believe will get you what you need.
[Atrix 4G General] PearsonDKA:
As the title states. Just picked it up from Best Buy and did my first unboxing video. But now, what do I rid this horrible motorblur?
[Atrix 4G General] tjjensen23:
update it

root it

P-Rom it

???

Profit
[Atrix 4G General] CaelanT:
"Just Got my Atrix 4G =D...Now what?"

Call your mum! It's a phone! :p
[Atrix 4G General] sifon187:
Gladiatrix if you want to rid the blur or Gingerblur/Gingergrey to rid the blur and have a prebuilt themes. Webtop hack and so on.
[Atrix 4G General] ChongoDroid:
Go to the market and check top free apps and pretty much DL all of them.

I'd say that the top 5 make android better then iphone. Those apps, ota, and the notification bar are my fave things about android. The screen, battery, and speed are my favorite things about the atrix specifically :)

Welcome to warp speed!

Sent from my Googletron
[Atrix 4G General] samoelito:
congrats! first of all, root it. Then the gladenabler for sideloading or p-rom with sl enabled. Then enjoy the phone.
[Atrix 4G General] blindguyinanorgy:
Read the forums

Sent from the bowels of hell...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emilianos:
tried to root and flash rom on vibrant but i am now completely lost ! can someone help me restoring it back ?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emilianos:
im currently on voodoo lagfix not really familiar with this, i own a mytouch 4g and rootong it was way easier
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abu-7abash:
Vibrant is probably one of the easiest Android devices to root and develop. You've seen nothing yet ;)

Anyway, use this to root and go back to stock. Doesn't get any simpler really.

EDIT: More about rooting and developing here. Step by step guide.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] movieaddict:
why did u open another thread? u could of had ur question answered in ur original im in trouble thread....
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Namheul:
I have flashed the Tiamat kernel, but am having problems with cifs and my wifi doesnt work.

How can i revert back to the stock 3.1 android with stock kernel?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bwcorvus:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1080963

Sent From My Evo
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Namheul:
Managed to fix it by trying with the 1.5GHz kernel instead of the 1.4Ghz kernel i tried first. Not sure what the problem was though.
[Nook Color Android Development] AidenM:
inFiniSense

​

Alright, our first thread got closed just before I released this zip, so I made a new one.

This time, right off the bat, we have a

flashable zip

Anyway, this is Work In Progress.

Don't expect it to be done and perfect.

Ok, enough, here is..... inFiniSense!

This is a project porting the Flyer's sense (2.1/3.0) to the Nook Color, CM7 only.

We have figured out this:

We need a custom ramdisk to have custom apps. This zip flashes that ramdisk.

We need to push the apks to the Nook (No.... we need to eat them!) This zip does that. Pushes, not eats.

The apps need frameworks. So this pushes those too. (what else would we do?)

And lastly, the apps FC cause they are looking for a 3G radio. The fix.... none.

Still, flash this zip. If the apks show up, then good. As soon as we fix the FC, you will get the zip.

Also, we have found a Flyer RUU. If anyone could help us extracting the RUU (mac) into a BROWSABLE FOLDER, not a zip. Then we could be done. We are trying, but if the Nook people try too it could get done faster.

The zip isn't out yet (gimme a day. Promise. Hails to god)

Instructions to do what the zip does:

1: download the zip in the downloads section. Flash it. And reboot.

2: Make sure the zip is on the computer. Unzip it.

3: do these commands while in that folder:

adb push app/ /system/app

Then:

adb push permissions/ /system/etc/

Again:

adb push fakeserverxml/ /system/etc/

Almost done:

adb push framework/ /system/framework/

Then reboot. Hopefully, the apps will show up. They will FC.

Then do this:

adb logcat

Then launch an HTC app. post it on pastebin or somewhere. Then give me a link. This is for debugging purposes.

Hint: If every time you hit the home button you get an FC, try this:

adb shell pm disable com.htc.android.htcsetupwizard

Then launcher an HTC app. post it on pastebin or somewhere. Then give me a link. This is for debugging purposes.

Downloads:

http://www.mediafire.com/?9dp20anyjukl7mi - inFiniSense 0.1

-The working zip is almost out. Instructions to manually do this above.-

Credits:

911sniper for the Flyer dump.

xda community for all the help.

If I remember anything else, I'll tell you. :)
[Nook Color Android Development] psychoace:
Why create a whole new post when you still have nothing? They closed your old post cause you had nothing and now you have a new one with just as much crap. What did you post? Is anything working on it? You are not explaining anything other then the fact it's still the same old crap. A non working rom is not something to post on a message board.
[Nook Color Android Development] Slack3r:
Anyone feel like trying this? I want to see how badly this bricks your nook color :p
[Nook Color Android Development] paleh0rse:
I can't wait to examine their "zip"... install it? Ha! No f'n way.
[Nook Color Android Development] AidenM:
Alright. Don't trust my zip. I flashed it. It worked.

And this isn't crap. And we have a ZIP!

Plus, if anyone could help us decompiling system.img from an RUU on Mac would really speed this ip.
[Nook Color Android Development] phantom9000:
do u have pics to prove that it works
[Nook Color Android Development] AidenM:
Umm... Do you want one?
[Nook Color Android Development] phantom9000:
yeah that would shut people up
[Nook Color Android Development] AidenM:
Alright. They'll be up in a sec.
[Nook Color Android Development] psychoace:
Why it wont show anything like the last time. He stated nothing works right now and his uploads are completely not functional
[Nook Color Android Development] AidenM:
Yes it will. To prove that the apps are on there. And would anybody post their logcat...?
[Nook Color Android Development] AidenM:
Update: Screenies tommorow cause I have bed now.

Swyped from my 1.3 GHz Nook Color CM7.
[Nook Color Android Development] racks11479:
OK, this is getting a little bit outta hand... cmon guys. Don't post something till you have something to post that works. :mad:
[Nook Color Android Development] AidenM:
Cmon. It is a WIP. What more do you want? It isn't working. We said that. If you want something working RIGHT NOW, then move on. I'll give an update when it works.

And if you really want it to work, then we need any help decompiling that image as I said a million (3) times.
[Nook Color Android Development] I Am Marino:
This isn't an excuse.

This thread should have the screenshot(s) from the start.
[Nook Color Android Development] chemical1der:
dude, reopening this tread was a really bad idea. folks get banned for such shenanigans. it'd probably be in your best interest to shut this down, sit back and, if you're serious about all this, learn from all the wonderful devs in this forum. otherwise a Mods going to shut it down, again, and i doubt they'll be so nice the second time around.
[Nook Color Android Development] Decad3nce:
Probably not the wisest thing opening a thread after its been closed.

Redundancy..

Thread closed.

@OP, check your pm's.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fullymetal:
I am having the same problem. I am also in Australia.

Is there a non root solution?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
I use Quick Settings Mobile Data APN off unless i want it on .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginloin:
After my initial ramblings, I ended up rooting my phone and removing the app entirely using Titanium backup. It was easy and painless and only took like 5 minutes. I assume it's worked for my data consumption, but haven't been able to test on 3G yet because I went over my limit for the month (thanks to APM) so have shut down mobile data until my next billing cycle. Doesn't seem to be anything like the data consumption over wifi though, so far. I still don't know though whether by rooting, if i load the next update through Kies (whenever it is released) I lose root or not, but so far the benefits far outweigh the inconvenience.

Without rooting, you can in the app set the update frequency to 'none' (one of the 2 settings it has!) but I didn't test whether this actually stops it or not, before I uninstalled it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamthecosmos:
I too have the same problem with the AP Mobile App/Widget. At first when I got my SGS2 I used the widget as it looked pretty nice, but I soon stopped using it as it is almost entirely exclusively US news - pretty lazy of Samsung considering this is a UK version... you would think they could have got AP to configure it to EURO market or work with someone else such as the BBC instead. Anyway, the first time I noticed it was a CPU hog was when I noticed that in the space of my morning alarm, and me getting up (an hour, in which I took the phone off charging) the battery had gone down about 30%! In that hour I had not been using the phone at all! I checked the battery usage and it was clear what was responsible.... the AP Mobile app was using about 50% (can't remember exactly now) of the whole battery - more than the display and everything else! I force stopped it, and reported it, but still can't believe how much this can hog cpu/drain battery/data without even being used!!! Remember, this is without using the widget anymore, or ever checking the app! Today, I had my phone in my pocket (and inside a pouch) and all of a sudden I noticed it was really hot! To notice a unused phone, inside my jeans pocket, inside a pouch was really hot shows just how much the cpu must have been going crazy! When I took it out of my pocket the whole phone (including the screen) was very hot... something I've noticed a few times before when under intensive use (flash video streaming/1080p video taking/taking a call whilst charging) but for it to get like this whilst it shouldn't even be doing anything is crazy! Sure enough, when I checked the battery usage, AP was the guilty party! See attached screenshot from today as an example - notice the battery go off a cliff (over say half an hour, presumable whilst AP did it's thang) before I force stopped it! I should note this has happened over different firmware versions, so it's very much an app issue.

After reading this post I have set the frequency to 'none' and hope that fixes this issue, but a widget really shouldn't be acting like this when not in use. I would be interested to hear if anyone else spots this in their battery usage - if so please post a screenshot also!

Samsung/AP please fix!

BTW, You will see that Wifi Sharing was draining the battery also... again without me using it. Could AP be activating it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AnthonyDeSouza:
I am having exactly the same issue.

I have the Samsung Galaxy S2 and live in the UK so I too found the AP Mobile app a waste of space so I removed it.

A week into my monthly data quota being refreshed O2 txted me telling me I had used 80% of my 500Mb data - which was bizarre since I use my phone mainly on wifi and not for downloading large files. Even more bizarrely ONE HOUR later I got another txt telling me ALL my data had been used - and I had done absolutely nothing. In fact I even closed down the widgets I thought were consuming data. :eek:

I didn't realise it was APM at the time - however a few days ago I woke up and noticed my battery level abnormally low. I checked the usage and it had AP Mobile As the culprit - even though I had removed the widget weeks earlier! It was right at the top of battery usage, even above Display and Android OS :confused:

There is something seriously wrong with the AP Mobile App on Galaxy S2.

Based on another poster's above advice, I just added the widget again, went to SETTINGS for it and set the update frequency to NONE (it had been on hourly before I last removed it), and then I removed the widget again. I will keep an eye on my phone.

Really annoyed that Samsung Galaxy S2 auto starts this app even after you kill it AND especially after you removed the widget too!

Looks like I am going to have to root my phone if this don't work!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wltklah:
Same problem here with AP mobile. AP mobile is a badly written App. It drains battery like crazy, so I ended up removing it. There are better news feeder on the market, so it's not a big deal to just delete it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AnthonyDeSouza:
iamthecosmos was right.

Adding the AP Widget again, then setting the update frequency to none before removing it again works just fine :D

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pe2dave:
Same problem here, UK based. Wake up Samsung.

How did you add the widget again please? New to the phone.

TIA Dave
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] garthpancake:
I had the same problem, I've had the phone for about 5 months now,but last night I'd notice it heating up and using ridiculous amount of battery, I just ignored this, switch off then switch on. This afternoon I noticed 3g Watchdog say I was nearing my data limit, Netquin confirmed this, check the usage, was APM! used up 1.1 gig of my monthly 1.5 gig quota! I'd never used the widget before now and as nice as it looks was pointless with me being UK based and the app more US stories.

I'm hoping putting the refresh to 'never' does help, but after reading this thread and going to check that, it was already on 'never'!

Still, I now have 26 days of non data usage thanks to that widget :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jzmtl:
Something is seriously wrong with you guys' phones. I have AP mobile refresh every hour and it only use about 350 MB per month.

Also Associated Press (AP) is american, so obviously you are going to get mostly american news.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akhil7j:
I am on Stock 2.3.5 and its rooted. Installed the free version of titanium backup and i m unable to delete the application. The AP Mobile is not even on my widgets. The frequency is set to None. Still when i see 3G Watchdog, the maximum utilization is of AP Mobile. My ISP is screwing me with long big bills. Thanks to 3G watchdog, at least i know the culprit now.

Pls help how to delete this crap application.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sxi200:
Open up titanium. At the top hit 'backup/restore' and you should see it there. Click on it and you should have an uninstall option.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akhil7j:
Yes, when I do that, it gives me option. "Force remove app (by recovery exploit)". When i select this, it says blah blah and your phone will reboot twice.

But in the first reboot only, the phone goes to 3e recovery. The msg is, could not install the AP mobile (and gives the path to apk).

then I do reboot phone and nothing.. AP Mobile is still there.. :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danmullen:
Updating through Kies does remove root access, but you can just re-root it straight away.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Denny_Tong:
Hi All,

I'm a noob here, so please correct me on things which I may state incorrectly. I'm no expert on the Android OS or Samsung devices (first time user of the OS and phone manufacturer), but I too am experiencing the same problems everyone else is having.

I have tried countless methods mentioned on multiple forums to reduce the high data usage, but many only suggest data monitoring.

AP Mobile is definitely a culprit, but there are many other processes in the background which are continuously syncing to somewhere without our knowledge. I had performed all that was suggested (disable all forms of background syncing, deleted AP Mobile, etc. and data usage was still very high)

Recently, I came across two apps which has helped me better control my data usage.

I will give a little review of what I found useful, and what I found I disliked about the two apps:

1) NetQin Security

This app provides multiple functions, acting as an Anti Virus, Optimization of the device by closed all programs and freeing up RAM, and mostly importantly, Network Manager.

The Network Manager allows for Daily and Monthly Traffic views and you will be able to view the processes connecting to the Internet.

Great thing is, you can also view data usage per app.

There is also a Firewall feature, which will allow you control data traffic for individual apps for both WiFi and 2G/3G connectivity.

If the phone is rooted, there is a setting which can be enabled, called "Disconnect at limit", which is self explanatory

One thing I don't like as much as the next app I will mention, is that it doesn't offer as many apps to manage in the Firewall list.

2) DroidWall

This app is only a firewall. Allows users to control the data that passes through their phone, and has more controllable apps.

Things I dislike, it is doesn't offer a network monitor, or an option to Disconnect on Limit

Both apps are available from the Android Market.

Please be aware that both these apps will need root access.

I know this doesn't completely resolve the high data usage issue, but will help reduce the high data usage.

Please let us know if someone does find a solution to this issue.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Exactly the same ...

Hi,

last month ( November) I had a data usage of 3.6 GB :O ... cost me £20 :(. And I'd been using Facebook a lot more than normal + emails, however this month, 15 days into the billing period I've used over 1GB of data :(, costing me £11. I downloaded my data manager and realised it was AP, however I'd already tried that widget in the past, and already set it's update frequency to 'None', but it did nothing!!

Sooooo, I guess the only solution is root and delete :/ Urgh... wanted to wait more than 2 months of having the phone before rooting... ah well!!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pham818:
just root and uninstall it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fsamoggia:
same issue here

Hi, sporadically I had the same issue too. Sometime 100Mb, other time 250Mb, I could not understand what was taking so much data, heating up the phone and draining the battery. Instead of going straight back to the shop, where generally you find f@@Kwits that understand zero about this sort of problems, I decided to study the issue a little bit by myself. And installed data traffic programs to check what was going on. Initially I thought google+ was doing it but AP mobile came out to be the first cause.

I ask myself the following questions:

-what is the point in installing a program only for american news on phones that are sold in europe....mistery...

-there are obviously many cases related t this f@@ked up program that samsung insists on installing, as the first posts related to this came out in april/may 2011, so nearly 8 months ago and with the new releases of firmware nothing has been done.

-get your functional tests right guys in samsung!!! how long do you test your s@@t before handing it over to volume manufacturing??

So, at the end, I rooted the phone and uninstalled this crap. Big plause to samsung for this totally (useless) crap and for wasting money and time of it customers!!!!