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[Epic 4G General] djbacon06:
Does voodoo control come with frankenstein? I can't remember. Aren't people reporting this is a possible cause? It seems a lot of members report similar issues.
[Epic 4G General] ac16313:
Cheap? They're actually pretty good quality headphones, the fact that they're in-ear makes them that much better.

Sent from my SPH-D700
[Epic 4G General] darkierawr:
It's not your headphones. It is a common problem among samsung devices.

It is dependant on the kernel you are using. Twilight 1.0.4 and the new Bonsai Kernel are the only ones I know of to not have the scratching.

Voodoo has nothing to do with it either.
[Epic 4G General] mcdeeandhisepic:
headphones

I agree I like the head phones i would like to get a bluetooth pair (i hate the wires) Any one got any suggestions on a bluetooth headphones PM me
[Epic 4G General] mcdeeandhisepic:
headphones

he is right i have voodoo and it i dont have the scratchy sound
[Epic 4G General] ecooce:
Vodoo is not in the ROM, I bet if he changes the kernel it will be gone, try DRocksatr's clean kernel 1.0.4, no vodoo in that either... We never narrowed it down but I've never had this when there is no vodoo to be found in the ROM...

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[Epic 4G General] ecooce:
I don't know man, I've used diffrent combos with those kernels and had it show up...

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[Epic 4G General] Shoulon:
Well cheap imo. I'm a audophile and from the 30+ pairs of in-ear headphones and over ear canns I own, their abit sad in build quality.

Great for talking though.
[Epic 4G General] mcdeeandhisepic:
phone

have you droped your phone at all?
[Epic 4G General] darkierawr:
I've only read that Twilight 1.0.4 didn't have it. Never encountered it in Frankenstein v1 with it.

Bonsai kernel has been good universally. SRF, Frankenstein, Supernova, you name it. Genocide however, has always been scratchy.
[Epic 4G General] mcdeeandhisepic:
that is wierd cause i use genocide and i dont have it at all
[Epic 4G General] ecooce:
And this is why it was never narrowed down...

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[Epic 4G General] djbacon06:
I run SRF 1.1.1 and never noticed it until a restored from a backup relatively recently. I'm not saying this is what caused it, I may have never noticed before somehow. But I definitely did not have the noise on earlier SRF builds without voodoo control.
[Epic 4G General] mcdeeandhisepic:
idea

Wow maybe you have a hardware issue then i would odin back to stock and see if the noise is still there if it is take it to a sprint corporate store and tell them you have talked to customer service dont bother calling there all reading from a script anyways and tell them they told you to bring it in. ( i would take the roms off your sd card to)
[Epic 4G General] jok3sta:
Its not the headphones. I currently use bose on ear headphones.. I even switchd headphones. Same problem.. tried more than one kernel as well.. this problem literally just starting happening out of nowhere. I even switched from srf to frankenstien.. I think it might be hardware unfortunately. It only happens when I scroll the screen or I open up another app or something. And no I didn't drop my phone

Tapatalkin' it from my Epic 3g
[Epic 4G General] jok3sta:
Tried reflashing again as well as drockstars clean kernel.. no luck

Tapatalkin' it from my Epic 3g
[Epic 4G General] mcdeeandhisepic:
last resort
[Epic 4G General] jok3sta:
Yah that was my next step.. ill wait till I get home today

Tapatalkin' it from my Epic 3g
[Epic 4G General] djbacon06:
Nope, no hardware issue. It is only present (on my phone) with roms that have voodoo control baked into the kernel. I have actually magically solved my issue as of this morning.

I went to the market and downloaded voodoo control from there to replace(?) the one baked into the kernel. Not sure how or why this fixed the problem, but it did. Maybe it is because the one from the market is the newest version vs the one baked into SRF 1.1.1 is slightly outdated.
[Epic 4G General] jok3sta:
That didn't work for me.. time to odin back to stock

Tapatalkin' it from my Epic 3g
[Epic 4G General] mcdeeandhisepic:
hope

man i hope it goes ok for ya
[Epic 4G General] jok3sta:
Ok well i odined back to stock and the sound went away.. but as soon as i flashed to srf 1.1.1 it came right back. I didnt even restore data or anything. so i guess its the voodoo sound.. but i dont under stand why this just started happening all of a sudden when ive been running these roms for the longest
[Epic 4G General] mcdeeandhisepic:
hmmmmm

i would go for a kernel with no voodoo see if its gone

then add the version from the market

then you will know forsure its voodoo
[Epic 4G General] FrameCityJackal:
It may be voodoo because I had bonsai kernel running on eccoe's rom then flashed DC's kernel and the cracking started...but I also have power amp downloaded now too...theres my variant
[Epic 4G General] dslsoto:
I only have to say that after aprox 7 months testing roms/kernels, I finally found the best combination. And that is: Syndicate 1.2. and Kernel from Bonsai 4.1.3 to remove the noise that each time phone plays music appears. The result was the most stable rom I have ever had. 3D performace, battery, sound quality, FAST, nice theme´s support.

It makes me love my phone again.
[Xperia Play General] speedyink:
Forgive my noobness, I just got this thing today. On my old android phone I'd go the market and press "my apps" to get access to all my purchased apps and also for updating apps. On this phone it appears to have been replaced by "Sony Ericsson". How to access to my purchased apps on this phone?
[Xperia Play General] emann56:
Press the menu button in the market.
[Xperia Play General] speedyink:
Gah, I knew it would be something stupidly simple.

Thanks!
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
i hate the sony ericsson tab, i mite rip the vending.apk from my DHD and see if it works on the play :D
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hank775:
does anyone know why that is the default email signature for Kindgom gingersense?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayochs:
pretty sure because it was virus who created it or something, and that's the tagline for his roms i think, and if it's incubus' kingdom rom, it's based off his
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hank775:
Cool, thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer General] preyed:
I've been trying to figure out how to transfer some files over to the SD; but when I go to settings, I never get the option to move to sd card. I tried two "App2SD" type apps and it's the same result. None of my apps have the option; the same ones on my Evo will transfer to the SD card. I'm using the microSD slot on the tablet itself. I get the notification when I insert it and the icon stays while it's in it. The card works fine in the Evo. Any ideas?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] josephislee:
From my understanding, honeycomb doesn't support apps2sd. Unfortunately.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] foxmeister:
The TF's internal storage isn't partitioned in the same way your EVO is - you have practically all the internal memory available for apps. Hence, A2SD isn't strictly required.

Regards,

Dave
[Eee Pad Transformer General] trancemode:
So is the only way is to hook up the microsd and put the files our self?
[Captivate General] InfiniteNomad:
Not sure if this correct forum to post this and did a quick search, but didn't see anything that correlated. I'm a otr truck driver and 75% of the time I'm on edge network. Currently I have data roam turned off. Was wondering if anybody had a solution to "trick " network into thinking I was in a 3G area. I have unlimited data plan and my thinking was, if tethering was free with rooted dev.how come I have to pay extra to data roam when I'm not on atnt's signal?
[Captivate General] studacris:
there is no way to "trick" a cell tower to broadcast farther.
[Captivate General] Shammyh:
Not exactly sure what you're trying to do here, but let me take a stab at it:

There is very little reason while within the continental united states to have "data roaming" turned off. So yes, technically, on an AT&T phone, you can "roam" to other data networks, but so long as you're not using excessive amounts of data, and not spending long periods of time only on the roaming network, it won't be a problem. All AT&T plans are "nationwide access" so except for one teensy tiny condition that I'll explain in a second, there's no need to manually restrict your phone. Basically let your phone "roam" to whatever networks it wants, be but warned, if there is any AT&T tower in sight, your phone will take that over any other GSM network, even if it's only an EDGE connection. Only way to get around that is to lock your phone to WCDMA (3G), but that may have undesirable effects if you're travelling over long distances where cell coverage is poor.

So here's the exception, if you are both:

- Spending multiple consecutive days on an AT&T partner "roaming" network

- Using large amounts of data (like from tethering, which you shouldn't be doing anyway w/o a tethering plan)

Then you will get in trouble. AT&T will call you first, and tell you to stop. If you don't stop, then they will terminate your contract. No ETF or other fees will be charged, but you probably won't be able to get another plan with AT&T under the same name again. The reason is that AT&T has to pay lots of money to those roaming partners to let you (the customer) use their networks. Due to FCC regs, spectrum allocations, anti-trust, etc... AT&T can only offer service in certain areas, and not in others, hence why they have to partner with other cell networks. But apparently, those agreements really r*pe AT&T up the butt, which is why they'll let it go for a while, but if you start costing them too much money, they'll just drop you as a customer.

This happened to me once in Arizona, in an area only covered by T-Mobile. I was tethering through my 3G phone at the time (an HTC Kaiser/Tilt actually) and used something like 500 MB over a week. This was back in the old days of unlimited plans, and before AT&T could enforce tethering/non-tethering plans. I got a phone call from a special department within AT&T, and they politely said, "turn the data functions of your phone off immediately, or your contract will be terminated". Apparently, through roaming agreements, they had paid out (or were contractually obliged to eventually pay out) something like $300-$400 to T-Mobile over the course of a week, and we're none too pleased about it. I stopped, and it was all good.

Long story short, don't abuse the roaming agreements, and you won't have a problem. ;)
[Captivate General] AdamOutler:
The reason tether can be free is because it SHOULD be free. You are using an inbuilt feature of the phone to route internet requests.... its a simple feature which has been available on dumb phones since year 1995. It was not mainstream until recently and ATT realized they could simply disable it and charge. Its free in Europe because that's how it should be...

Tethering just sends internet requests to your device and your device returns the results of the request to your computer. Its very shadey of ATT to charge for it. Any internet enabled device has the inbuilt capability to route data from one device to another... even the simplest dumb phone.
[Captivate General] MikeyMike01:
Moral of the story: If you don't want to pay an ETF find a remote area of Arizona.
[Captivate General] Shammyh:
Totally agree. I'm just explaining the way it works, not the way it *should* work.

In fact, I figure that as long as I don't go over my 2 GB/month allocation, I can tether as much as I want, and I do.
[Captivate General] clemmie:
Pardon me for redacting, but I wished to get to the heart of the matter.

A four-year member with 204 posts. I applaud both your insight and restraint, sir.
[Captivate General] AdamOutler:
The point was, you can't access network features because they are on your network. You can access phone features because they are on your phone. Roaming is roaming no matter what. Its tracked by the network by your SIM. Change the SIM and you change your service type. Im not sure if its legal to mess with that.
[Captivate General] clemmie:
Is it possible to purchase a 'data sim'? Whereby you could access a regional data network on an unlocked phone? i.e. I'm in Nowhereland but they locally sell me a pay as you go data sim to use in my unlocked phone for data, but not network telephone service.

A Unicorn? Or real?
[Captivate General] AdamOutler:
The OP's question boils down to this...

The simple answer is because tethering is a device function and AT&T's shadey business practices make you pay to use your own device. Roaming is a network function and there's nothing that can be done about it except

1. update towers

2. change modems (sometimes yeilds better results on different AT&T towers, but wont' change roming)

3. change carriers

4. modify your SIM card to be more compatible with your current network.
[Captivate General] clemmie:
So how does one modify one's SIM card to be more compatible with one's current network?
[Captivate General] AdamOutler:
You wouldn't... you would change the identifiers so it thought you were another customer..... illegally.

I'm not sure exactly, but I may have an answer soon. I'm looking at methods of communicating with the call processor in order to device bricked phones. It might be the best way to inject code into the ram. . Ill get back to you on that.
[Captivate General] boborone:
Uncle does it on dumb kyocera and Samsung phones on metro pcs all day long
[Captivate General] Shammyh:
Yes, but it's not straightforward, and not exactly kosher.

You'll have to get/calculate/steal/borrow a "data connect" IMEI. Basically you need the IMEI off of a built in data card, or a purchased data card, (like one of these).

You may also need to go to an AT&T store and buy a new SIM card (usually $35 one time fee) because usually if you re-use your existing cell SIM card, they won't allow you to sign up. So with your new SIM card in hand, and an IMEI of any data connect device, you go and sign up for one of these data plans. Rates for Domestic DataConnect Pass Plans are:

DataConnect Day Pass - 100 MB for $15

DataConnect Week Pass - 300 MB for $30

DataConnect Month Pass - 1 GB for $50

Assuming no terrible problems, you should now have a "data only" AT&T SIM card. Problem is, they'll see pretty quickly that you're not using the SIM card with the device IMEI you signed up with. That may or may not cause problems. Hasn't for me in the past, but I make no guarantees.
[Captivate General] Shammyh:
Doubt that's possible, not the injecting into the CP, but rather the changing what the phone "identifies" as. Injecting into the CP opens up all sorts of cool possibilities, but I believe actual network identification and communication is reliant upon the SIM card. In particular the Authentication Key (Ki) which I believe never leaves the internal memory of the smart card (aka SIM). Without messing with that, there's no way a phone could "pretend" to be anyone other than itself. Even when I fake out my IMEI on my Captivate (by deleting the EFS data and using the "default IMEI"), my phone still happily connects and works with AT&T. Basically, the cell network doesn't really care as long as your ICCID and crypto package are valid.

PS, been following your work closely w/ regard to the un-bricking business. Best of luck figuring out an "external" way of getting us booted w/ a corrupted PBL/SBL.
[Captivate General] AdamOutler:
Thanks...

Like I said, I've not done any investigation into the modification of the SIM card, but I know it DOES have a programming pin on it. I'm thinking that may be for programming the SIM card.

I just received a cool communication toy in the mail. It's a Bus Pirate. so this weekend may be fun and turn up something.
[Captivate General] Shammyh:
Or anywhere where AT&T coverage is through a partner network. Brand new iPhone 4? Go find a nice spot somewhere, use lots of data, wait for AT&T to call, and get out of your contract scott free.

Nifty trick, eh? Just don't expect to get AT&T service again...
[Captivate General] Shammyh:
Sounds fun... :D
[Optimus One, P500, V General] vinny86:
Hi

I tried searching for simple answers :) on the forums my queries, no luck. guess i need to improve my search skills

I have rooted my LG Optimus One p500 running stock 2.2.2 V10E.

I don't want any apps residing in the internal memory.

When i move apps to SD card using

app2sd

some data of the app is still left in the internal memory. Why is this so ?

Will

titanium backup

move it completely ?

Also what app should i use to remove stock bloatware apps ? will titanium backup do ?

How do i clear dalvik's cache using a free app or using busybox ? Is it safe to do so in the first place.

Any apps that do a good job of clearing internal memory ?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] gustavopedra:
I think you can't move the entire app to SD, even with darktremor's a2sd, the app still having some "parts" on the SD...

You can clear Dalvik Cache with Titanium Backup as well you can remove bloatware and backup yous apps and settings.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] doktornotor:
Probably you want this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1042828
[Optimus One, P500, V General] vinny86:
Thank you, will read through the forum post, long and a little complex for me..

will try to make it work though :) wish there was a rooted app which did this ;)

.. just out of curiosity, how many apps do you have installed on your phone ?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] doktornotor:
About 0.5GB of them... Though, not using Data2SD, using Link2SD application from Market instead.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] vinny86:
Thank you Gustavo.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] cline2:
Doesnt use front camera wtf?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tankmorph:
Yeah, just get Qik Video Chat. Works fine.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] kornklown69:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1082902
[Galaxy S I9000 General] lightning69:
I was on LauncherPro when I was running Darky Extreme Edition V9.5 and have a lot of problem with crash and hang. I thought it was the problem with Darky Extreme Edition V9.5. A few days ago I upgrade to Juwe's Smart Edition base on GB and install launcherpro and have the same problem. It crash and rebooted once, and I have message from Launcherpro everytime I reboot my SGS telling me that LauncherPro has crash and I have weird problem like widgets not starting.

I am on Darky Extreme Edition V10.1 and decided not to use LauncherPro and try out Go Launcher and so far i haven't have any hang or crash anymore.

Anyone having problem with LauncherPro crashing and hang? Might want to try out other launcher.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cabessius:
I´ve used all the roms that you mention plus a lot more, and never had a single problem with LP.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] _JKay_:
Same here. Latest LP hangs on my XWJVH. With TW I have no problems at all.

I have used LP forever but now it hangs.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DanDroidian:
a good time to switch to GO Launcher EX then!! I've gone back and forth a few times, and really prefer Go Laucher....
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DaRkMyk:
+1

I also bought LP, ADW Ex & SPB 3D, but I still prefer Go Launcher EX
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nozerogravity:
First of all, are you using legal / free, market copy of launcher pro?

Did you try to clear data in LP?

Is this is the only launcher you have?

What widgets do you have on your screen?

For me it's just a corrupted data problem. Fresh install (with no data / no backup restore) should solve the problem.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fraencko:
Absolutely. Go Launcher EX includes all the features you're used to from LP and ADW plus a bit more. Also it's free and really smooth. I don't regret the swith to Go EX, although I paid for LP and ADW EX. The only thing that was missing is LPs Bookmarks Widget but I installed Colorize Widget instead.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] boborone:
LP has given me problems for months now. Fresh flash, fresh install, clear data and cache. I've had problems with the dev quite alot on multiple issues. Zeam and Go are what I switch between now. No problems, just miss lp's widgets.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nozerogravity:
I find it hard to believe, that we all have the same phones, same copy's of app, and yet not for all of us it works. Well, maybe not that hard to believe, but after fresh flash mentioned above? Srsly?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] boborone:
People on the captivate side are having problems, too. Not many besides noobs use it.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nozerogravity:
This just confirms that issues are not generated by hardware. And I don't believe that app don't work on fresh rom with clean install from market. I'm trying to imagine all the noobs that have no issues... ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] boborone:
This is my first android phone. I didn't know there was a lag with efs until I switched to ext4. Example of noob naivity
[Galaxy S I9000 General] A.G.:
I've had the same problems with LauncherPro, however in my case they were surely caused by some of my "optimization"-attempts.

This weekend I decided to play around with my system again (Tweaky ROM 4.1), thereby surely reverting some of the changes I have made before and voila! No more lags.

Unfortunately I no longer recall what exactly I have changed (mostly I did app-housekeeping), however the bottom line is that the the lag is gone without flashing a new ROM.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] RorixRebel:
been using LP with darky's 10.1 for like 3 days and no probs so far....

will keep you guys posted if something comes up
[Galaxy S I9000 General] alexanderski:
Possible solution

Hi guys, I think I found the solution (for me). I had the same problem, after restard, force close and I had to wait for like a minute for Launcher Pro to respond. I have TitaniumBackup Pro so I used the "make system app" for the LauncherPro and uninstalled the included in the rom one. So it worked. You could give it a try, because for me clearing cache and other propositions didn't work :(
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cuperus:
There is somewhere an fix for that. I could not find it anymore.
[Nexus S General] Crazed47:
I have Google Beta working and syncing to device outside of US....Heres how I did it.

Sign up for beta using a proxy server (I used http://hidemyass.com/)

Use "Market enabler" to fake a US provider to download music beta

then follow directions for music beta and away you go :)

confirmed working in canada.
[Nexus S General] plumed:
do you have to always run Market Enabler every time you use music beta?
[Nexus S General] Crazed47:
you shouldn't have to once you set fake on boot, but to be honest i havent reboot my phone since stumbling upon this...

The only time you "need" to run market enabler is to install the app, I just tested it when rebooting after a rom install
[Nexus S General] zenithz:
I faked my ip using zend2.com and then used MarketEnabler to download the Music app. And after that, Music Beta runs seamlessly on my phone. I'm in Vietnam, but I don't experience significant lag (just about 1-2 secs at the beginning at a song) with the service.

In fact, I came to love this service so much. I'm impressed that it's working well in a remote country to US like Vietnam lol
[Nexus S General] thiagodark:
i can only ask an invitation, now is up to google, i guess...
[Nexus S General] Roscopcoletrain:
no, once its downloaded, you're good to go. You'll have to use it for any updates though to the app.

Got my invite last night, working well so far :)
[Nexus S General] jfive74:
I got mine last night too. Working in Canada. Upload speed is terrible. Uploading 6000 songs, after 24hrs, 1050 songs uploaded. Wow.
[Nexus S General] Crazed47:
upload is based on your connection I believe but ya its taking way too long....
[Nexus S General] bringonblink:
hah saem, 24 hours, 1k done
[Nexus S General] cosimoss:
Got my invite last week, upload is slow but it's looking good.