yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pvtjoker42:
I've never had to repartition a device, but i've read about it working for people to bring them back from boot looping etc. If somehow the partition table gets corrupted etc. If you're already soft bricked, there's no harm in trying.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ezitec:
Having the same issue, trying to go from Rooted GB to BTL then back to GB or EA24

Hi,

I am having the same issues, does anyone have the .PIT file available by any chance, all of the packcages that I have downloaded for the sprint tab seem to not have any pit included...
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pvtjoker42:
http://www.mediafire.com/?jb40cs460rf8aq7

Try that one.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mbanton:
I have the same problem with a Verizon Galaxy Tab. The archive modem.bin lock in 100% via Heimdall. Someone conseguiui solve this problem?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pvtjoker42:
You need to look at one of the stock VZW threads and find the files you need there, as the sprint modem will make things worse for you. Not sure if the pit files are the same or not between the sprint and VZW tabs..
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mbanton:
I have the correct files for the tab for Verizon. I have the original files Following: Sbl.bin boot.bin cache.rfs dbdata.rfs efs.rfs factoryfs.rfs ldb.db modem.bin param.lfs param.rfs pit.pit zImage

But my problem is how to record using that pit. What other files should I use a recording that will restore the partition table?

I fear that a problem occurs with even higher tab.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XavierMace86:
I am having this issue as well, and I'm also coming from HC and on Sprint. I have no trouble flashing any kernel/rom of my choosing EXCEPT for the modem.

At this point, I'm just trying to reflash it back to stock. I've got the Sprint EA24 files, including the pit (tried with and without) but it refuses to flash the modem. If I omit the modem, it flashes perfectly fine and I'm left with a bone stock tab with no modem.

Is there anyone here who went to HC and then managed to go back? As stated by others, I've gone back to stock before without issue. The HC build seems to be what caused this problem
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pvtjoker42:
I ran spacemoose's HC port for a day or 2 and then went back to stock until the official GB came out. I've had no issues flashing the whole EA24, or any other updates.. with and without the modem..
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XavierMace86:
Hmmmm. Maybe different hardware revisions? You have any suggestions? I'm completely out of ideas and it's of little use to me without 3G.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pvtjoker42:
I just did a flash back to complete stock (including modem) 2 days ago, and it didn't hesitate once while flashing everything with Heimdall. Only thing I can say is keep trying.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XavierMace86:
At this point, I've attempted to flash it no less than a dozen times and still can't get the modem to flash. I'm completely baffled as to why it won't accept it.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fastblazers:
I also experienced with the same thing,

unplug the battery out or let the battery discharge by itself,

hopefully help
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rickycodie:
i flashed the above kernel i accordance with the directions but i have lost my ability to autoraotate. i don't know how to trouble shoot this or anything but am pretty familliar with linux in the desktop form. any help would be appriciated.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rickycodie:
bump. i need 10 characters.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ad720:
Check pages 61 and 62 of the thread, the answer is there. You need to replace a file using root explorer.
[Nexus One General] Martin1739:
Hi

I'm desparately searching the Nexus one 2.3.3 stock music app because I lost (deleted) it when installing the Honeycomb music player. Now I`ve found the 2.3.2 music.apk but the OTA update to 2.3.4 still fails before installation when checking the music app.

I'm running a rooted stock 2.3.3 with superuser, root explorer...

Any Help will be much appreciated

Martim
[Nexus One General] ATnTdude:
The music app was part of the system image that the OTA verifies before installing. So...you need to flash a stock image in order to restore the image integrity.
[Nexus One General] Martin1739:
I understand. I fear you are right. Thanks a lot.

All the same I don't intend to reflash, thats too much work for me. If somebody has got the stock 2.3.3 music.apk or knows where I can download it, I would appreciate that. Even if I can't get the OTA update that way
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
The music app is included in most ROMs. Just find a 2.3.3 ROM (older Cyanogen), and extract the apk...
[Nexus One General] jmarinco:
You don't have a titanim backup copy??? If not I have the files if you want I can send you
[Nexus One General] Martin1739:
Thanks a lot. After a long work Now I got it! Extracted the File from a ota I found in the Wiki I discovered today. After that even the update worked!
[General Questions and Answers] LostHubCap:
Not sure if this is the right section for this, please feel free to move it wherever if it isn't, but...I need a new phone, something with Android. I was an early g1 adapter and while I love the phone it's starting to show its age and frustrate me. I haven't really been keeping up with the cellphone world so I'm turning to you guys (this is for t-mobile on the east coast, states, btw).

So what I basically need: Android, unlockable, flashable rom, (wifi, bluetooth, etc etc, but that all comes standard pretty much these days).

What would be nice to have: Physical keyboard, nice and sleek design.

It would be nice to go without a contract of course, but I'm checking some of these newer phones out, dual cores, gigahertz clock rates, they're just making me salivate. I'd do a contract I suppose if the deal is good enough too, but I just want something that will work at a click of an icon. I just want something responsive, while the g1 is a great phone, it's holylord**** slow. I look at the iphone and higher end Android models and it just makes me want to weep at how slow the responsiveness of the g1 is.

But yeah, responsiveness is my main concern i guess, so if anyone has any suggestions, don't hold back.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aardvarkr:
I'm looking to buy a cheap tablet. I was going to buy a sgt for $300 off of craigslist but today woot is offering a $275 viewsonic gtab. Which do you recommend?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoss_n2:
10.1 screen with only 1024x600 resolution gives very low dpi , and it is android 2.2 not even 2.3 and honeycomb
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssserpentine:
they have 2.3 . And a start on honeycomb
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoss_n2:
official ? add fo that no 3g , no phone calls , one 1.3 camera and again bad dpi
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyberpyr8:
I originally bought the Viewsonic tablet and hated the resolution and size. I thought I wanted the 10.1" screen but I quickly found that when holding it and trying to type it doesn't feel right because there is so much weight above your hands. Plus typing is a challenge on a larger tablet.

I will say that the processor and hardware is nice on the Viewsonic but surprisingly the display is terrible. When you think of Viewsonic I normally think of decent monitors so you would think the display is the one thing they get right. But it is only good when you are looking at it straight on. As I started using it I realized how much I want to launch an app and lay it down for a minute but still wanted to see the screen. That isn't possible with the display. Plus portrait mode is almost impossible to view.

The Tegra 2 processor and USB port for a keyboard/mouse is nice but since you can't see the screen it makes them a useless add on. Though I found that the 7" tablet is much easier to hold and type with. I like the weight distribution better on the smaller tablet and with pinch and zoom you don't really need the larger screen.

I bricked the gTab and returned it for the wifi version of the Tab and have never regretted it. There are some roms being developed for the gTab but not the wifi version of the Tab. But honestly the 2.2.1 version on the Tab is fine. I know the hardware specs aren't as good on the wifi only version of the Tab versus the 3G versions, but I have been extremely happy with the wifi only tablet. I am thinking of buying a second one since my wife keeps stealing mine.

I would say that for the money the Samsung is a better device than the gTab. If the screen was better I wouldn't say that but you will find the gTab display is almost unusable whereas the Tab has a great display and is easy to type on and use.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s44:
I'd get the $250 Tab from AT&T if the deal is still alive. 7" IPS >>> 10.1" crappy TN.

(You can flash the official Euro Gingerbread on the AT&T Tab.)
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoss_n2:
is this price with contract
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s44:
No contract, just a service plan you can cancel without ever activating.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 00r101:
If you like to hack and modify then the GTab. But if you want something that works, looks much better has pretty good support and is easier to hold and much lighter then the SGT. Get an SGT WiFi tab for $350 and its a much better deal than the GTab for $300. I love my SGT size and weight. I just returned an Iconia A500 because it was so uncomfortable to hold for long periods of time.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] A. Nonymous:
The GTab has no front facing camera right?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k0sh:
for me , i wouldn't compare ever 10.1 galaxy tab with honeycomb with galaxy tab 7 :)

its my love :D LMAO ,

but serious no tablets , can compare with samsung tabs , samsung made the best to us :)
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samlot:
Yes it does. I own a Gtab. Got mine for $275. Yes Gtab specs are pretty good compared to the expensive alternatives. Yes the only downside is the viewable screen which is not as good as the transformer for example. Neverthless, its cheaper and it performs very similar. I'm running Cyanogen 7 2.3 stable on it. I'm running netflix streaming on it. Tegra games look good and no lag. It has a built in Mic as well as a USB port. No HDMI but with a help of a Dock, you can obtain it. It has a 16GB internal and i put in a 16GB external. If your budget is below $300 go for it..if you got the bux and can justify the cause, then go with the more expensive one.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssserpentine:
Can u hook it up to tv via ?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samlot:
You should be able to connect to your tv using

hdmi dock that you purchase separetely.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyberpyr8:
It does have a FFC. The camera is pretty poor though. Even at the lower price I don't know if it is worth it.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoss_n2:
It has 1.3 front one
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssserpentine:
no rca? Like our tabs?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samlot:
These are the only ports on the GTAB

(1) USB 2.0

(1) mini USB 2.0

(1) 3.5mm headphone jack

(1) microSD

(1) Docking port for optional HDMI/headphone/USB connection
[Captivate General] McKillroy11:
I've had my captivate for a few months now and the guy pointed out the camera but I've never been able to use it or find an app that does. Has anyone used it before?
[Captivate General] rpicaso:
No, the guy lied to you. There is no FFC on the captivate.
[Captivate General] CremeFraiche:
hopefully this wont turn into another one of this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1061628:p
[Captivate General] zelendel:
What you were showed was the Light and prox sensor. This has been cover time and time again. Please search before opening a new thread.

Thread closed
[Galaxy 3 Themes and Apps] deadwood01:
all themes are with matching coloured fonts

GoldenEye dark already ported here is the link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1098704

industrial theme yet to be ported link to original theme: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1098701
[Surround General] nulrich:
What are the steps pls?
[Surround General] ycode90:
Not possible yet.
[Surround General] Delux9364:
it MUST be possible! Pleeeeeease, port Android on Surround :'(
[Surround General] valajax:
Not possible, try Mango:rolleyes:
[Surround General] Delux9364:
Chinese developers are working on an Android port for HD7... the hardware between the two devices isn't very different

c'mon!! it WILL be possible, if only devs WOULD to do the os porting.

It's easy to say "that's impossible, buy a native android phone" or "try Mango.." etc

isn't this forum for developers? so, why don't they develop?

they simply don't want to do this, I suppose...... :\
[Surround General] shitangke:
no one work on it now
[Surround General] hixsonkevin:
This was the most childish post I've ever seen. 1st you ask for something and then learn you can't have it so you whine.
[Surround General] shitangke:
it's Difficult.no one want to work it now!
[Surround General] ryan00793:
I don't know about you but as a person who has written many apps for a few different Operating systems (e.g. Windows, OSX, Linux (Mono,Java), Andriod, Windows Mobile 6.X, and Windows Phone 7) I can tell you the its not hard to get the OS for it since it already exists. The real problem is making drivers for the specific hardware most of the drivers for old windows mobile devices running andriod were just pulled from other phones and modified. However it seems that its not as simple this time other wise we would have something that we would be able to use. I've seen the video from the Chinese forums and I have yet to see any other windows phone 7 devices run Andriod. So as a logical guess i would bet that, that video was a HTC Thunderbolt (or some other similar device) put inside of a Surround Case. Another thing about the video is that the device is extreamly smooth which seems outlandish unless there is a direct port of the drivers from another device. I doubt this as we probably would have a nand version of andriod already. Your right about the hardware being similar but do you see an Andriod port for the HD7? I took a quick glance and didn't see anything about it.

TLDR verion; HD7 is similar but no one has a working version for HD7. Other then Xda.cn and i think that, that video is of another phone in a surround case.
[Surround General] zephxiii:
I would just buy an android phone, the Surround's battery is too small anyways.
[Surround General] equisgroup:
The usual response, if you want an android device go and buy one.

jeje... I know ny comment do not sound polite but it's the truth.
[Surround General] nashid:
[EXCLUSIVE ON WPF..!!] Android for HTC Surround [BETA TESTERS REQUIRED]

its available at windows

windows phone forum.net on

Forum

Windows Phone Forum

Windows Phone Development & Hacking

[EXCLUSIVE ON WPF..!!] Android for HTC Surround [BETA TESTERS REQUIRED]
[Surround General] juniorkl1:
please people be positive about this its just like when the hd2 came out many said they couldn't and then devs did it and the negative ones dont say scrap so please let be positive we just need a dev to really try it will save many lives :)
[Surround General] keithltk91:
quite impossible becuz of the hardware compatibility and the build structure of this phone. but who knows one day it can be done? ;)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CdTDroiD:
Hey guys, wondering if anyone can tell me how can I build the settings from cyanogen or redux into another build? Like a stock android ROM
[General Questions and Answers] duboi97:
Which is better the nook color or gtab? I'm contemplating between these two tablets to get. Please post here which android tablet I should get and why. Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] ericc191:
Go with the G-Tablet. While the nook is awesome, it's honestly sub par as a tablet. I know first hand. My main gripes, lost wi-fi all the time, no bluetooth, no gps.

I think the price bump is worth all of that on the g-tab.
[General Questions and Answers] duboi97:
Thanks.

Well bump!
[General Questions and Answers] -INU-:
Nook looks better :)
[General Questions and Answers] duboi97:
Bump?
[General Questions and Answers] duboi97:
Bump...I need some opinions before I buy ....
[General Questions and Answers] bunu:
G-Tab

Better specs, it has the ability to run honeycomb (not sure if it comes with it but I'm sure there are ROMs) and overall worth it.

Nook Color is a good tablet if you can't afford anything else but if you can afford to get the G-Tab, get it.

http://www.viewsonic.com/gtablet/spec.htm

Assuming, this is the G-Tab
[General Questions and Answers] samlot:
I would get a GTAB simply because of the Mods. There are so many owners with a GTAB now due to the price difference compared to the other similar alternative tablets that the XDA community forum for GTAB has a large amount of knoweledge based information that you can take advantage of. GTAB can be modified in so many different ways. I can't speak for Nook cause I don't own one but I own a GTAB and I was able to wipe out the stock Froyo ROM and flashed a Custom Cyanaogen ROM based on Gingerbread 2.3 which also roots the tab. It runs Adobe Flash. I did an Android Market Hack to be able to download from Marketplace. I did a Netflix Hack to be able to stream directly from my GTAB even though Netflix currently doesn't support this Tablet.

I've read also that you can use the blutooth for add-on keyboard, mouse, gamepad, and GPS. It also has an HDMI dock that you purchase separetly which will allow you to connect to a TV and has front facing camera but only 1.5 Mp with built in mic and wifi is very good that can connect 802.11 B/G/N.
[General Questions and Answers] sfreemanoh:
I like my GTab a lot...my only complaint is that I don't really need a 10" tablet (which I didn't realize until I already purchased it...but oh well).
[General Questions and Answers] sangemaru:
Consider getting the Galaxy Tab P1000. Good wifi, GPS, 3g, telephony, decent GPU (SGX540), cpu is very moddable (people have been doing undervolting by 200mV and while overclocking to 1.4). You can undervolt the display, huge battery life, etc. etc. etc.

I'm mentioning this because I'm thinking you'd be interested in a tablet of this size if you are interested in nook color.
[General Questions and Answers] duboi97:
Got the nook color because they gave me a great deal. Brand new nook color + case and I got to save a lot of money also. I rooted it and flashed phiremod since I have it on my vibrant and tried it on the hd2.
[General Questions and Answers] IIDeViiNII:
i would of said the new viewsonic tablet that will come out at the end of the month same price and better specs i guess look it up its worth it to atleast look it up.

the nook is a great choice though i hope your happy with it!
[General Questions and Answers] I Am Marino:
The NC is totally worth it. Best viewing angles as well, was gonna write a long paragraph but you already made your choice.
[General Questions and Answers] matistight:
G TAB! Its like picking a xoom over a samsung tab.

Ofcourse if you got atleast $520 to blow

edit: wrong gTab...id take the nook color
[General Questions and Answers] Jolqq:
I got Galaxy Tab and I like it very much.

I'm using now android 2.3.3 in it now
[Xoom General] daganb:
Quick question, I was close to purchasing a Xoom for work reasons (going on the 5gb data PAYG plan). Boss decided to give me the Panatech 4g USB radio for use in my laptop and have the company pay for it.

Would I be able to purchase a 3g enabled XOOM and pop the verizon 4g SIM card into it - with the understanding that I would only be able to access 3g speeds?
[Xoom General] lordao:
AFAIK the Sim slot is not active, it has to be sent back in to Moto to get the 4g hardware installed and the sim slot activated. It was suppose to happen not long after release but it has all gone quiet on that front.

Lordao
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
Verizon 3G is CDMA and does not use SIMs, instead using the Xoom's MEID (AKA "ESN") for identification and authentication to the network.

So as lordao said, the SIM is inactive now (as there's not even a 4G radio in our devices yet). Had you asked this post-4G upgrade, then the answer would have been "Yes" instead and you would have also had 4G speeds, too.
[Xoom General] daganb:
Thanks, that's what I was guessing as well and just wanted to check on confirmation. I would hate to have another expense and a 3rd mobile device with a payment due every month (Tmobile g2x with unlimited data, the usb 4g modem AND now a xoom? no way). I've had my heart set on a android tablet but I don't really want to lock myself into a wifi only device. Would love to have a tablet that I can keep my 4g sim in and swap out to the usb when I need to access the internet on my laptop.

I'm constantly moving from site to site for my job, this is killing my cell phone's battery ( I carry 3 batteries). Hoping to knock the cell phone down to personal data + voice and the xoom for email / vnc / google docs, then busting out the laptop for issues I need a full keyboard and full OS.

I've gotten my job down to the point I can do 90% of it from a tablet (logmein...google docs... etc), was dead set on buying a xoom and paying the cost per month, but having the boss suprise me with a 4g usb threw a monkey wrench in my plan.... not that i'm complaining at all :P
[Xoom General] kcrudup:
If you buy a $100 Cradlepoint CTR500 router (make sure it'll work with that 4G stick, though) then you can have LTE now, and if you get the $150(?) PHS300 it has a battery, too.
[Xoom General] cvela:
i second the idea of a cradlepoint phs300 router. Plug your 4g USB, and your good to go. On its internal battery, you get 2hrs, but if you get a car charger for it. Well you can run the router from the cigarette lighter, and if you have to you can unplug it and take the router with you. The phs300 hardly weighs a bit. Get the carry pouch for it and carry your modem in there too.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ^^rac:
Hi guys

Question, i bought a 32GB SD card.

Will it be possible for me to transfer my current Android (SD) version to the new card, without loosing my settings and programs?

Is this possible?

(Im sure it must be, as its an SD version anyway)

Just wanna make sure! :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] malybru:
Hi,

First and foremost,BACKUP YOUR CURRENT SD CARD.

Take the copy of current sd card and paste it onto new card(after correct formatting).

Put it back into the phone and boot it up.

Report back your results...

:)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ^^rac:
Thanks man!

I have tried it, and it kinda worked. It seemed like after i copied the files (all of it) to the new card, the OS became laggy.

I put my old one back, and it was all fine again....

Not to worry, ill just re-install again!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] nanitox:
Just copy from the old card to the new one. Maybe only lose the time of shooting photos or similar.

For the lag´s of the OS, maybe your new card is another SD class more slow than the older.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] siddharth singh:
your rom has not become laggy due to copying...it is because of the class difference there will be a number written on each of cards in a small circle please tell me that
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cn0421:
hey guys what do you think is the best rom and kernal to haave?

thxx
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] quantumroot:
I'll second the vote on CM7 and Incredikernel. Stable, fast, good battery life, tons of features. It's a great place to start. SkyRaider 4 is a solid, stable Sense ROM.

ROMs
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cn0421:
yea but can you use chad's kernal with skyraider. i dont think that works?