yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] lenny.chem.dat:
If you experience battery drain without SNS and update services installed, check out this threat: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1039696

There you will find a complete investigation of possible problems.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maddball:
Hello, I have the SGT and I see that I can connect through b/g/n/. My issue is that I do not see my 5ghz N frequency SSID on the tablets wireless networks setting.

Is there anything special I need to do to utilize my N frequency on my home network?

Thanks in advance!

Router D-Link DIR-825
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tabulous:
Your router have settings for for mixed (b/g/n) n only and sometimes (b/g) so any settings u have it on the tab should connect to it. Now if you have mix settings (b/g/n) the tab will connect at whatever optimal setting the wireless modem is written to connect at. I would guess N but again its a guess. But if you set your your network to N only, the tab can only connect at that frequency. Likewise if you have a wireless modem running g it will see the SSID but would have problems connecting to it. I havent been able to tell my tab which type of network to connect to, unless I'm missing something.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ratafak:
Almost 90% android devices doesn't support N standart, if it's supported, so only N on 2.4ghz frequency, not 5Ghz.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rangercaptain:
You have to manually select the channel. And use lower numbers.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maddball:
Thank you! That makes sense cause i can connect on the 2.4 frequency.

Just hit the thank u button. Thanks again!
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maddball:
Thats something I haven't tried. I'll let you know how it works out.

Hittin the thanks button.

Thanks!!
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maddball:
Your right, I tried the mixed settings and was able to connect. Just not to N only settings.

Hitting the thanks button.

Thanks!! :D
[Acer Iconia A500] secularhuman:
Sounds like CWM recovery might be working!?
[Acer Iconia A500] xendrome:
Maybe post in the DEV section?
[Acer Iconia A500] pintness:
why don't you just read in the dev section?
[Acer Iconia A500] themono:
To be fair, the dev section is pretty hard to digest if you don't know what you're talking about.

In short, yes, there is now a semi-working Clockwork for the Acer A500. Someone has flashed a 3.1 image successfully, and has a working 3.1 A500 (with the exception of no working camera and no video playback, so certainly not 100% going yet).

So all in all, it seems that the A500 is going to be a go for the custom rom community!
[Acer Iconia A500] kwparker80:
Waiting patiently

The devs are awesome, can't wait for custom ROMs.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] XlAfbk:
Hey,

I'm currently trying to find a nice low-end phone for my gf (myself I'm a Galaxy S and Galaxy S2 owner). The 2 phones left in the race are the Galaxy Ace and HTC Wildfire S.

Price is pretty much the same, looks don't matter too much so it's all about hardware. My main concern with Ace is that it's memory (RAM) is quite small. Even with the Galaxy S' 512MB I'm often thinking it could use more memory, so I assume it'd be even worse for the Ace?

I'd really appreciate if Ace owners could provide some feedback on how they see the memory situation. Are you often running out of memory, is the phone lagging a lot, ..? Does the 800Mhz cpu (vs 600Mhz in W) give a better overall experience despite the smaller 287MB (vs 512mb in W) memory?

Maybe someone even has experience with both Ace and Wildfire S?

Any reports appreciated!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Reyoth:
I always have between 150-115mb free memory with Lookout, ZDbox, a firewall and some other crap running at the background.

Even if I use skype and some other things at the same times, I have never had any problems. But you have to use a good task killer anyway.

And if you want my opinion, Wildfire has a smaller screen than Ace and the Ace should support Flashplayer soon.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] chk_rain89:
i too stuck btw SGA and htc wildfire S b4....i dont think internal memory is a big issue,of course of the beginning,i struggle with it,but once i gain knowledge from this forum,i always have 90-110 free internal memory,n all it takes is just sd card....with newest firmware,the phone vy vy smooth...i even compare my phone with my friend 1ghz x10,he too suprised by ace...RAM wise,i dont exprience any short coming,and i dont think girl user are more extreme,so i think its ok....screen wise,i would bet on SGA 16m colour than WS 256k(if u compare these two,it do make alot of different)...hehe,y dont u ask ur gf which design she wud prefer :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] xperiaatic:
it is problem only if you install needlessly too many apps. otherwise it is not a big issue. ace installs most apps on memory card by default and actually uses very little main memory. also you can root and remove some default apps that your gf don't use so you gain additional free memory or use VillainROM that is already nice and clean (~130MB free memory).
[HTC Sensation] Chris19145:
I'm looking for the best/easiest way to remotely connect to my home PC via android.

What is the best combo app/software for this?
[HTC Sensation] Crew One:
What do you want to do?

Transfer a file? Some file explorers on android (ES? Astro?) offer Samba functionality. Then there's Dropbox and google docs which synchronize between PC and Android.

Remote desktop? I'm always fond of LogMeIn Ignition, but it might be a bit on the expensive side. However, it just works, which can't always be said of the various RDP applications out there.

If you use Linux on your PC, you could also use SSH from Android.
[HTC Sensation] Chris19145:
I'm looking to remote desktop and I am using dropbox for file transfer.

I'll check out the free version of LogMeIn
[HTC Sensation] B-Man2005:
TeamViewer !!!!
[HTC Sensation] digiholic:
I use Logmein Ignition. $30 I know but it functions incredibly well. Can do everything I need to on remote systems very easily.
[HTC Sensation] Chris19145:
I found TeamViewer to be the best for free. It's awesome, full control and smooth. Thanks for the suggestion B-Man.
[HTC Sensation] raggatokan:
2X client is my favourite Remote Desktop client. It's free in Market.

But you need to be in the same network as You machine (or have a public address) or you can create a VPN connection (as I did). Works perfectly and it's free.

If you have too much money you can buy very very good LOGMEIN.
[Xoom General] Hussain Isa:
I bought my Motorola XOOM three days back, but unfortunately it came without eBooks application & I cant find it in the either in the Android market or the net.

can anyone please send me the apk file for the application !!:D
[Xoom General] Lothaen:
Which xoom version?
[Xoom General] Hussain Isa:
Xoom wifi MZ604 GCC version for Arabian countries
[Xoom General] NoEnd:
hussian i bought mine from uk, i didnt have the ebooks untill i rooted it with US root
[Xoom General] poisike:
Search for BooksTablet.apk, install (it will give a error, don't worry about it) and restart.
[Xoom General] Hussain Isa:
yeah I heard that is only available for US version, thanks anyway
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Droid117:
Right, been searching around and I can find a working link to one, so can somebody please provide me one as I've rooted my Xperia x8 last night and would like to get my contacts back.

Thanks in advance.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Z3US911:
Here u go.!!:)
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Droid117:
Many thanks!
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Z3US911:
20 views no thanks...:(
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] movelbit:
Thats a common problem here on xda. :(
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] namnh2901:
thanks Z3US911
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] shuvo60:
i cant install it :mad: installer says application not installed but why?
[Verizon Droid Charge] greene.phillip:
I've had my Charge for a few weeks now. I've been silently reading the forum this whole time. I've downloaded the tools and I'm ready to kernel/root/rom it... But I like to be cautious. Everyone always says "HAVE A BACKUP YOU TARD!" but I can't seem to find any information on the topic pre-root.

So... Is there some way to backup everything on the phone prior to tinkering with it so I can put it back if something goes bad?

I did search.. Couldn't find anything for the droid. Lots of mentions of titanium. I downloaded it but it's for rooted phones as well.
[Verizon Droid Charge] s44:
No. Clockwork doesn't do a proper backup now. (And it doesn't back up the kernel anyway.)

Just changing the kernel and rooting won't alter anything that flashing the original kernel can't undo. So do that, get Titanium (I suggest the pro version, since it's the flasher's best friend), and use that to back up your user apps before you take the step of flashing a full ROM.
[Verizon Droid Charge] ColonelSeitan:
I'm a total newbie to this stuff, so this is something I've been wondering about as well.

s44- So changing the kernel and rooting you would say is a pretty safe venture to start with? I'm a fairly technical guy in general, but haven't ventured into the realm of phone rooting before, so I'm a little anxious about possibly bricking my phone right after I got it.

Is there something I would need to do beforehand to enable me to flash the original kernel, or is that just something you can always do after rooting? Thanks for any info.
[Verizon Droid Charge] jorge3687:
We have odin. Thanks to odin we can always flash back to stock rom. If you look at the development forum you will find the stock package that no matter what you do you can always go back. Just dont mess with the radio or the pit file. Always us pda in odin unless you are flashing a new radio and you are instricted todo so. For user apps and data you can use titanium backup
[Verizon Droid Charge] ColonelSeitan:
Excellent, thanks. I assume you're referring to the stock ROM at this link? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1085190

What exactly does flashing a new radio do? I'm not really familiar with the terminology
[Verizon Droid Charge] distortedloop:
Flashing a new radio means replacing the current modem/voice radio's software with a new/different one. There's currently no flashable radio softwares that I know of for the Charge. There are two radio softwares for the phone, though: the original version shipped with the phone, and the new one that started rolling out last week with the EE4 OTA update. That update is a patch to the old radio software (a patch is a method that changes only portion of the current software rather than overwriting the whole thing).

Hope that helps you understand a bit better.
[Verizon Droid Charge] BlackMagicNights:
Can't back up my phone.

I'm sorry if someone already posted this. I've been hours at it re installing ROMs. I have GummyCharged 2.0. I've tried doing a nandroid back up for the past couple of days. I've tried Rom Manager to back it up many different times and every time it shows that open box for a few seconds then it's just the android with a triangle /!\. I've tried backing up while on Recovery but at the end it can't find my SD-ext and doesnt back up. I can't find anything online relating to it. I'm gonna reinstall the stock and root it. I'll back up every time I change my phone and see when exactly it starts to fail. I'm still a noob at this.
[Verizon Droid Charge] anoninja118:
first of all don't use Rom Manager for anything on the Charge as it doesn't work right... second of all nandroid backups can be made on Gummy 2.0, you would need the most up to date CWM from Imnuts thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1112804, it should be orange and version 4.0.1.4
[Verizon Droid Charge] d-loko:
Rom Manager and the Charge do NOT work.

Make sure you're using the latest Recovery as that's the only one that's able to backup/restore and even then there's known to be issues.
[Verizon Droid Charge] JLCollier2005:
Just gonna latch on here since this is a pretty recent last post...

I have recovery 4.0.0.8 and am trying to go to gummycharge GBE 2.0RC1.5, do I need to update my recovery first? I'm assuming I do to backup, but just wanted to confirm. And on the subject of updating recovery, I use ODIN just like I did for Gummy (except following what it says on that link, no auto reboot)?

Thanks, I've done enough rooting in the past, but not too familiar with CWM updating and ODIN.
[Verizon Droid Charge] anoninja118:
if you're trying to do a CWM backup first then yes you would need to update CWM to the latest 8/17 build which you can odin separately... odining or flashing the new Gummy rom should update your kernel and thus update CWM
[Verizon Droid Charge] mickrg123:
What is the latest cwm for droid charge. I had 5.0 on tunderbolt now only have 3.0 on Charge.
[Verizon Droid Charge] d-loko:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1112804
[Verizon Droid Charge] ups2525:
v4.0.1.4...backup no workee...MD5 mismatch!

When attempting to run a backup via CWM v4.0.1.4 I get MD5 mismatch! Yes...Im on the ROM that I'm attempting to backup. Any help would be kick !@#...:confused:
[Verizon Droid Charge] dkguru:
Here's my 5 cents for what it's worth.

I only backup what I really need, rather than a full backup - that way I know I keep the DATA, not the old apps, outdated cache and setting etc.

To do this I use:

SMS Backup+ : Backs up SMS, Call Log

Evernote : I keep notes, screenshots, voice memos etc in sync using evernote. This of course only works if you like evernote :-)

Eye-Fi : I move all my pictures of the phone using Eye-Fi. This cost of course, sorry, but it works :-) (Plus you get a cool SD card for your digital camera). Other options exists, I hear a lot of good stuff about SugarSync.

Market and Amazon : All you apps are already backed up on Google Android Market or Amazon (dep. on where you bought/downloaded them from). Some people wants everything re-installed from the get go. I prefer re-install when I need it, I'm always near 4G so it literally takes seconds.

This has been working so well that I now don't think twice before factory resetting or upgrading firmware. I just do it.

Hope that helped...
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maikel16:
I've always wondered how can I do a custom boot animation? Seen it a couple times but never knew how :( Can anyone please explain ? Or a custom boot image is actually what I mean ..

I'm using leedroid 3.1.5 (:
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CodeNameUnknown1:
boot animation or boot image(i.e. splash screen)?

Well, a boot animation is just many images, that when flicked through, seem like an animation.

You can do what ever you want, and what ever image.

A boot animation is packed in a certain way -- CLICK HERE.

Since the DHD has a resolution of 480x800, the resolution of an image (for good quality) should be the same resolution (but doesnt have to). The must is that the resolution in the dest.txt file is the same as the phones resolution.

After making your bootanimation, copy it to where your bootanimation.zip file is on your phone.

A boot image (i.e. Splash screen) is the first image that appears when loading the phone (its the green HTC + white background by default).

You can also just create an image ( a splash image must be in the .bmp format and 24-bit) and make it into a .img file, then flash it through bootloader (ENG S-OFF is needed)

Thread for Splash Screen - CLICK HERE

If you want more info on how to do things exactly, google has all the answers .. hope this helped
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tamen:
You can download pre-made bootanimation.zip's, and when you have it just push it to the correct folder (/data/local) with "adb push C:\path-to-bootanimation\bootanimation.zip /data/local" :)
[G Tablet Android Development] kushdeck:
​

1.2.1 build is based off 2.3.4. (Thanks cm team) and cm kernel 2.6.x (thanks cm team).

*!* By downloading any files, ROMs, and or apks, you verify that you have the appropriate licenses for all software contained within *!*​

l assume no responsibility for any damage you may cause to your tablet.​

Before flashing your tablet, please make sure you are completely rooted.

For information about rooting, please go to:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1026660

Special Thanks to: CyanogenMod Team, and Team Win, where most of the source came from, preludedrew and evervolv team, which helped me tremendously get my feet off he ground with android. And the originals, Calkulin, No2Chem, GGuruUSA, Colonel00, Conflipper, AstainHellbring, LennySH, NexVision, CLHatch, Chainfire, JooJooBee666, and Polargoat for putting up with me for many years and always helping me out.

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gingerbread gtab 1.2.1

gapps 6-11-2011

[size=+1]*Official thread and ALL Downloads*[/size]

[size=+1]*Issue Tracker*[/size]

[size=+1]*Changelog*[/size]

*Install Instructions*

1. Reboot into recovery. 'Based on Bootloader 1.1'

2. *optional* make a nandroid backup.

3. Wipe Everything.

4. Flash gingerbread rom zip.

5. DO NOT REBOOT YET.

6. Flash gapps zip.

6a. Flash Kernel *if you are using a custom kernel*

7. Reboot.

8. Enjoy gingerbread!

Enjoy,

-deck​
[G Tablet Android Development] bhupinder408:
Looks great!!! Downloading now!! First post!! Woohoo
[G Tablet Android Development] mydave1:
Thanks for posting.

Is it based on 1.1 bootloader ?
[G Tablet Android Development] kushdeck:
yes. 1.1 :) ill add that to the op.

-deck
[G Tablet Android Development] ItsDon:
Awesome, you have made a rom for my 2nd favorite toy! Running 1.2x (rev3 :D) on my Evo. I'll download, flash, test and report when I get back home where my G-Tab is.

Couple questions though:

Is hardware acceleration implemented?

What launcher are you using?

Is the full Market avaialble?

Any known issues?

I'm currently running Calc's 1.1 rom and it's pretty snappy.

Thanks for doing this!
[G Tablet Android Development] raphenucleus:
My favorite ROM for my evo is now available for my gtab? I love it! I'm going to have to try this out soon. One question, though; does video chat in google talk work in this? I know in your build for the evo, you have to flash an additional file to get it to work, but I don't see an equivalent file here.
[G Tablet Android Development] decaturbob:
dumb question, how do I know what bootloader I have? I suspect its 1.1 as I rooted a couple months ago and loaded up a Tom then
[G Tablet Android Development] TJEvans:
Running TNT lite, you're on a 1.1 bootloader
[G Tablet Android Development] decaturbob:
thx, wht I thought
[G Tablet Android Development] transitoyspace:
Can anyone tell me if you can open up Gps apps besides google maps.

Like gps status or gps toolbox. both free on market. or even other nav stuff like ndrive or copilot.

Has anyone had issues yet.
[G Tablet Android Development] transitoyspace:
any screens or video review of this?

so you said its based on 1.1 bootloader, then whats with the 1.2x thing? is that just a version number of this rom?
[G Tablet Android Development] transitoyspace:
quick review

recovery installation:

went smooth. decent time. gapps installed no prob. on a 1.1 bootloader.

bootanimation:

Not present. Stock flashing android

First boot:

VERY fast. Got google login at begining

Wifi:

Found signals fast, connected to my device. so far no drops.

3rd party apps:

superuser. spare parts.dsp manager. so all stock cm 3rd party apps.

Launcher: Stock gb

Camera.eh. works for a .3 cam

Sd card: Does not find partion as sd card.

Icons/UI:

Wallpapers is cm. THe pull down notification is soild.

THe status bar is nice and big. friendly home menu and back buttons.

Overall. Seems to me like stock cm7. Dont see whats unique about this rom.

Could i get more info from dev to let know whats so different.

If dev can continue support on this then i can choose this.

SO all issues cm7 has, this has. dsp doesnt work. gps apps dont work.

GPS APPS DO NOT WORK AT ALL!!!!!
[G Tablet Android Development] ItsDon:
Not sure why any GPS apps would work since there is no GPS chip in the device. Having said that, I never tried any.....
[G Tablet Android Development] raphenucleus:
Yeah, it's just the version number. Deck started this ROM for the evo, but has started making builds for other devices. It's just the convention he's been following with the builds for the other devices. The first stable release was 1.0; 1.1 was a short lived beta, then all of the betas since have been 1.2 followed by a letter. He's gone through all of the letters of the alphabet up to x so far, which is why this version is called 1.2x.
[G Tablet Android Development] transitoyspace:
well i need this tablet to work with gps roms. i have to to tether it to my phone.

I said gps apps because nav apps use gps location. This tablet goes in my car and so far. havent found a non tnt rom that works with gps apps.

Just because there is no gps chip doesnt mean the app shouldnt work. I can tether to my phone to use mock location and get the gps location from my phone.

so thats why i mentioned this much

good q though
[G Tablet Android Development] transitoyspace:
btw i updated your rom banner. Since this isnt the evo.

Btw you should change your first post to say tablet and not phone.
[G Tablet Android Development] phatsacks:
Both VEGAn roms work with GPS at least CoPilot and BlueGPS
[G Tablet Android Development] decaturbob:
Loaded flawlessly, only problem mounts SD card as Emmc which plays bad with other apps

thunderbolt sent, bamf enhanced
[G Tablet Android Development] kushdeck:
thanks for all the input. i will do my best to get this up to par with my evo roms :) i.e. everything working, + battery life, and + performance. This was my very first build for the gtab, so this was basically a base to see where needs fixing. :) i should have a gtab in my hands very soon as well, which will make development even quicker. My issue tracker is the best place to file issues, as i tend to them very promptly. Thanks again everybody, and stay tuned...

-deck
[G Tablet Android Development] kushdeck:
quick summary quoted from my other thread...

"Hey all. Been a while since my last release of anything, which was sense based, but I really wanted to start learning android and have a better perspective of it. I decided to dig a bit more into compiling android. Started horsing around with github and learned to start compiling my own builds from aosp wih the help from cmsrc, evervolv, and a few others githubs. Since the release of gingerbread to aosp, i moved away from sense. There are things that i do miss about sense, but the usability of the phone without it is just unmatched imho. Many people use or have used cyanogenmod. IMHO is a great open source project that has some of the best devs out there. I have always been more into the 'vanilla' look opposed to the themed and aftermarket. Recently i have been compiling gingerbread for the evo and mt4g and have had nothing but the best reviews. Basically the reason why i am here. Wondering if there was any interest in a few of my builds. Main reason from moving away from CM6/7 (cyanogenmod), ADW launcher and the extra added bloat(sorry) and themes. Battery life will always be one of my main concerns. Everything should work!"

Even deeper then that, alot of packages are pure aosp, I have many fixes to my roms that are not in cmsrc, and lots more. youll get to know me :) i am a perfectionist :) Hope this helps

-deck
[G Tablet Android Development] decaturbob:
What's an easy fix for SD vs emmc mount issue?
[G Tablet Android Development] decaturbob:
Also have the chipmunk sounding Netflix playback happening too