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[Galaxy S II General] PaAra:
My phone is dropping every single call lasting more then 20 40 seconds. It suddenly turn off all receivers and the call of course ends at that point.

Is there any fix to this?
[Galaxy S II General] sewe:
Try this modem, works for me, before i had problems with handovers from GSM - 3G

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14715392&postcount=37
[Galaxy S II General] iznee:
First try to set your wireless network to gsm only..try to make the same calls..if you have no more call drop issue...get your phone replaced.

I am one of the unlucky ones who are having serious issues when gsm/wcdma mode is selected.. basically when the signal strength changes and the phone is trying to lock to another cell..it simply disconnects and resets the radio..actually you can try running LogCat and see...just before your radio resets the is a process of usb host getting installed/disconnected and gets blacklisted..something like that.

If you are not having these symptoms than it is some other issue...try it out and see.
[Galaxy S II General] niketshah11:
Normally cell phone providers have soft handoff where the signal strength decreases and the strength from other cell site increases and that site starts processing the call hard handoff happens between gsm and cdms probiders normally seen in roaming calls...by any chance are you in an area where reception is weak
[Galaxy S II General] ammarselo:
my phone has givin me no problems so far. Had it for a month now.

__________________

Device: Galaxy S II

ROM: Lite'ning Rom v1.4 - overclocked to 1.4GHz

Kernel: CF-Root v.3.8 XWKF1

Previous Phone: Galaxy S
[Galaxy S II General] PaAra:
How do I flash this modem? Odin?
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
Odin and Phone if its just a modem .

jje
[Galaxy S II General] PaAra:
Great! Thanls that worked, and thanks to sewe for the link/file!
[Galaxy S II General] da13:
Got my phone almost 2 months now and never had problems with dropping calls.
[Galaxy S II General] PaAra:
Mine was dropping every call if it lasted long enough. Tried to flas with the newest ROM from Samfirmware, but no improvement. Tried to flas the modem in post #2. Hopefully this will help.

Seems to turn off all recievers both Wifi, 3g, cell. Showing only a " Ø "sign where reception is.
[Galaxy S II General] PaAra:
double post....
[Galaxy S II General] iznee:
Try and read a thread in the Q&A section called loosing internet- bug... maybe it will help you.
[HD2 General] jvitor83:
WP7 + Android

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GAx41jRjiY

WM 6.5 (MAGLDR)?

http://twitter.com/#!/CotullaCode/status/32241831605436416

Ubuntu (MAGLDR)?

http://twitter.com/#!/htc_linux/status/65498501890584576

Maybe a Quadri-Boot in the future???

That's why i love this phone!!!

HD2 the legendary device ever!!! \o/
[HD2 General] orangekid:
White I agree that the HD2 is the illest of the sickest, I think we mostly lost hope in WM6.5 from SD and multi-touch working in WP7, other than that I'm pretty damn happy with it :)
[HD2 General] Richy99:
im happy enough with the device and see no need to upgrade yet, it is ther perfect size for what i need and with all the diffferent os's available just flash one and its like having a brand new phone again
[HD2 General] HearMeWhisper:
And don't forget how fast it is. My Dad has a G2 and my HD2 with Android running on the SD was faster and more responsive. And since I've flashed a NAND Android ROM, the speed has almost doubled. And when I tried WP7, and my co-worker has an LG Quantum, mine was at least like 20 seconds faster on to navigating to a predetermined screen.

It pretty much out does any phone I've seen! :)
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] motoyola:
So i bought this phone from ebay and this COX phone that has a CID of UTSI_018 i wanted to use this for Cellular South which then uses UTSI_005. The phone is already rooted and has the recovery. The question is MMS does not work. It seems the phone is not grabbing it when i checked ##3282# under advanced, it is showing me http://mms.enome.net:8002, i have changed almost everything apn-conf.xml, mccmnc.xml, cid_map.xml still no luck is there a way to do this?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laie1472:
This should be in q&a not in development.

Mods please move to correct thread.

#Root/Hack-Mod_Always*
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] il Duce:
Search for mmszap.apk, and search for the correct cox mms apn, should work. Good luck.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] choochootrain:
I'm adding some WiMAX features to my kernel, but it now hangs on the splash screen. I know that I can use adb shell dmesg or adb logcat to see these messages but the problem is that it hangs before adb is set up - meaning adb devices prints nothing.

Is there any way to display these boot messages or save them to a log?
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[Galaxy 3 General] RafayelG:
Is there a stable 1.3Ghz OC kernel because i tried FuguMod 2.2 BE but my phone overheated.
[Galaxy 3 General] Dharam_Maniar:
Except 2.2 FuguMod, No :)

Maybe you kept 1.3Ghz continously...

Try using OnDemand or Conservative Scaling and profiles of screen off and stuff.. :)
[Galaxy 3 General] RafayelG:
i just saw one at Kyrillos' Rom Here changelog of V5.0 and 4.1 but i can't find them on Marcellusbe's thread
[Galaxy 3 General] Dharam_Maniar:
Ohh...those 1300MHz are Alpha kernels and full of bugs..

I've tested it...and i tell you, you dont want those...

better to try using Profiles of SetCPU with 2.2BE
[Galaxy 3 General] RafayelG:
do you got any sugestions for profiles?
[Galaxy 3 General] Dharam_Maniar:
SetCPU:

1) Max: 1300 Min: 166 Scaling: Ondemand Set on Boot:Tick

2) Profiles: Enable

Battery < 50% Max:667 Min:166 Scaling: Ondemand Priority: 80

Screen Off Max:222 Min:166 Scaling: Ondemand Priorty: 100

Time(Set the time when you are usually asleep) Max: 333 Min: 166 Scaling: Ondemand Priority: 90

3) Advanced: Set on boot

Up Threshold: 90

PowerSave Bias: 400
[Galaxy 3 General] RafayelG:
trying it now will report tomorrow
[Acer Iconia A500] nasimdejai:
hi,is it possible to stream movies wirelessly from a vista laptop onto the a500 through the home network? if yes,how do i set it up? cos i've tried everything
[Acer Iconia A500] BrianDigital:
Well if you plan to use only on the home network their clear.fi app works. For remote access I have been using subsonic it does require a donation to allow video streaming
[Acer Iconia A500] lord_voldemort666:
Do you know how to get other folders to show up from the clear.fi app? All I can see for video streaming from my PC, is a video/collections folder. I would like to be able to see my media folder that I have on my desktop.
[Acer Iconia A500] crajoh:
I am using plex and it works very well.
[Acer Iconia A500] sanaell:
that is windows side setting.

but I have to say I cease use clear.fi because I was getting some unwanted folder.

I will try to set when I got time to set my windows...

I am going to install win7 64bits soon so...
[Acer Iconia A500] antonio8:
How in the heck did you get plex to work? Did you change the default player to something else? If so how?

I load a movie and it times out on every one. When I contacted the makers of plex they say that it is not working on the acer yet and offer a refund.
[Acer Iconia A500] mspec:
I use ps3 media server on the pc and upnplay which is free from the android market for the A500 , The ps3 media server trans-codes on the fly and I use mobo player from upn to play the content. easy as 123 setup and works perfectly and also means I can play any file type. 1080p is a bit jerky but 720p is as smooth as silk. Did I mention its all free :D
[Acer Iconia A500] BrianDigital:
my videos pooped right up mine are also in the video folder in my documents
[Acer Iconia A500] bhageman:
I have PlayOn running on a desktop machine and the PlayOn app on my A500 and Thunderbolt. Works very well over wifi.
[Acer Iconia A500] bpivk:
I think that the Acer app only shows/shares the stuff you have in my documents. So you can't watch movies through it if you have them on another HD (like I do sadly).
[Acer Iconia A500] JdgM3NT4L:
I am able to see all of my share's on any of my drives. But my home network is wide open on this side of the router.:eek:

Might check your sharing settings on you pc, and your firewall if applicable.
[Acer Iconia A500] BrianDigital:
i do recomend subsonic wholely just a one time donation unoocks video streaming. you select the folders to share music and movies and the app is free on android and one port needed to be opened to view from anywhere tablet phone or say work computer. also to with the ability to download the content to
[Acer Iconia A500] bpivk:
I have tried:

Plex: Works but slow as hell and it didn't let me skip a part of the movie so I had to watch every movie from the start.

Subsonic: IMHO a Plex clone so I didn't bother with it and I couldn't test it to see if it streams movies any better.

Upnplay: Ugly and clunky interface but it does stream movies from any UPNP server without installing any additional software and it's free. It uses your default browser and it can skip in a movie so I'm using that. It's not pretty but it does work well.
[Acer Iconia A500] BrianDigital:
Well if u didn't try streaming with subsonic how do u have an opinion. Works great for me streams great except for blueray rips bit rate is a tab large most likely my mobile connection
[Acer Iconia A500] bpivk:
I won't donate just to test it but the web interface was worse than what Plex offers and I've tried Plex (was not impressed) so I've just skipped it.

As I've said. The best solution is the one that doesn't require any additional software on my PC. So even though Upnplay is ugly it gets the job done.

P.S.: I have my opinions you have yours so unless don't force your on me and I won't force mine on you. I've compiled a list that would be handy for me a few days ago when I was searching for the same thing and I hope that helps someone. Bickering over trivial stuff sure won't.
[Acer Iconia A500] mrvanes:
root your Iconia

setup nls_utf8 and cifs module

mount cifs share using mount manager

use moboplayer to play all the content

Never had a single problem!
[Acer Iconia A500] BrianDigital:
whoa buddy don't be so defensive, i was inquiring how you could make an opinion without trying it
[Acer Iconia A500] daveid:
Subsonic is free to try, the app is much more intuitive than the web interface when used on an Android device (the web interface of any program that also provides a native application will be much less intuitive on any platform). I'm not saying there is anything wrong with forming an opinion such as yours, but I will say Subsonic and Plex are two different products, trying one piece of one product and using that as a reason to dismiss another different (and competing) product is just being ignorant. If you want to be ignorant, run with it, but don't ask for peoples advice and opinions and simply dismiss them based on your own ignorance. Or, just don't ask for advice if you aren't willing to listen to it. Oh.. wait, that's right.. this isn't even your thread, troll.

Now, as for the OP, if this is simply to watch inside your own network, things like Subsonic, Plex, etc. are more than what you need. All you really need is what mrvanes outlined, or even just a file manager that supports network shares (like File Manager HD, File Expert, EStrongs, etc). Browse to your media and open it (a good file manager will not require to copy to local first) with the program of your choosing.
[Acer Iconia A500] coercri:
I've been using Buzz Player that reads all shared folders (SAMBA), its not without its problems, but it works for me.
[Acer Iconia A500] plemme61:
i have tried them all upnp streams every format avi mp4 mkv audio codecs like ac3 stream beautifully..its free and i acess from any network ...
[Acer Iconia A500] spock2097:
upnplay really works perfectly but the tablet interface is ugly....
[Verizon Droid Charge] elucid:
With Juice Defender, I was having issues when in fringe 4g areas where I would get no data at all on wake (neither 3g nor 4g). Enable and renable data would work some of the time, but about half of the time required a reboot. Juice defender seems good in concept, but I think it is conflicting with the way the phone switches between 3g and 4g. When am in a strong 4g area, it works flawlessly.

Since disabling it, I have had no issues. My phone now just downshifts into 3g when the 4g gets spotty.

FYI, I am on a EE4 radio with GummyCharged 1.5 ROM
[Verizon Droid Charge] rnaiyc:
I noticed this too, disabling rarely worked for me had to uninstall. I really liked JD for my droid 1 hopefully they can update it for better performance on the charge

Sent from my Charge
[Verizon Droid Charge] keithce:
Has anyone tried their public market beta or private beta versions to see if they've fixed it?
[Verizon Droid Charge] ballanda123:
You can do pretty much everything JuiceDefender does by using Tasker instead. Tasker has been working well on my Charge.
[Verizon Droid Charge] chiahead52:
same goes for the Green Power program that turns wifi and data on and off automatically....I was having trouble with the data part. Not sure why but when the data was supposed to come back on it wouldnt and I couldnt do anything that required the data..also required a reboot to get data working again..luckily you can have it not turn the data off to save power which is how I am running it now.
[Verizon Droid Charge] aamon17:
I've been sending emails back & forth to the Green Power developer about this very issue. Waiting on a final reply. He usually responds nightly. . . . I also tried the private beta for JD, still not re-enabling data when screen is turned back on. I posted the problem in the prvate beta forum for the developers. No response yet.
[Verizon Droid Charge] chiahead52:
my green power program just had an update...states fixed data on when screen comes back on so maybe its fixed..anyone test this yet? I wonder if Juice Def is fixing it as well?
[Verizon Droid Charge] chiahead52:
Seems to be not working just like before...not 100% sure..anyone else?
[Verizon Droid Charge] chadness:
Might be a tough one for them. I think this has more to do with LTE than with anything the program is doing. I don't think it likes being turned off and on that quickly and often, as apparently there is a lot of syncing that has to happen when you turn it on or off.
[Verizon Droid Charge] chiahead52:
I have my phone forced into 3G at all times since I dont live in a 4G area yet
[Verizon Droid Charge] Cruiserdude:
I found this out in the first few days I had it, I had a ton of synching and switching problems that went away when I got rid of it. I don't really see what the point of running it without the data option, isn't that really all it does to save power?

I've found its really easy to just turn data on or off as needed in the little pull-down button in the notification bar, I have no synching issues and data comes right up no matter how quickly I turn it on or off...
[Verizon Droid Charge] chiahead52:
I first installed the app to help my wife who has a charge as well...she cant seem to remember to turn the wifi and data off, so I tried it as a solution. Green power runs fairly good and doesnt hog the system resources or battery to turn wifi on and off automatically for my wife. So, for her it is helping greatly. For me not so much since I am always checking and rechecking everything often(OCD).
[Verizon Droid Charge] Stockmoose16:
Two months later and it still doesn't work. There has to be something wrong with the way the device syncs with the Verizon network since every battery saving program has issues reconnecting with the mobile network after it has been turned off for a certain amount of time. I'm dumping my Droid Charge when the Bionic comes out if this issue isn't fixed. Without the battery saving apps, I only get 7 hours of life out of my phone.
[Verizon Droid Charge] hazard209:
Only seven hours? When's the last time you calibrated your battery?
[Verizon Droid Charge] Stockmoose16:
I calibrated it very recently. I'm a fairly heavy user 75+ emails, screen on at least 1:15 min per battery cycle, regular use of the 4g network. The phone gets at least double the battery life with Juice Defender and similar programs... now if only those programs could properly control the network all day.
[Verizon Droid Charge] trparky:
Has anyone tried this with the new EP1Q modem firmwares?
[Verizon Droid Charge] jmorton10:
I have been rather shocked at how poor the battery life is in my Charge.

I came from a Liberty ROMed DroidX that easily made it through a day at work running all the exact same apps I am running on my Charge. I have three extra batteries for the Charge (& two external chargers) but it's a good thing as I have had days where I briefly got into the 3rd battery.

I am running Gummy 1.9.1, EP1Q modem, my screen is set to 20% & I have it locked on 3G (unless I want to DL something). I have done the bump charge & batt calibration a few times. When it is idling with the screen off, it hardly uses any battery but the minute I use it for anything online I can literally watch the battery drop......

It really cracks me up when I see people posting that their battery lasts for 28 hours (yea right)

~John
[Verizon Droid Charge] BeefJerky9:
I've had mine last that at least that long with light usage. And this is with 4G and GPS always on, and screen brightness set on auto. Just because you haven't experienced it, doesn't make it impossible.
[Verizon Droid Charge] bgorrell:
I get about 24hrs when I am in a strong signal area (i.e. at home on weekends). With the week signal I get at work, forget it. It drops to 12-16 hrs.

Try to root out any rogue apps. I found Yahoo's mail app was killing my battery 50% faster.
[Verizon Droid Charge] shrike1978:
Juice Defender works with the Gingerbread leaks, but not with the Froyo builds. It isn't the radios. I've tried it with Froyo ROMs running GB radios and it still had all the same issues. Not sure what the change is, but if you want to run Juice Defender, you need to be on a GB build.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seabhac:
Hi all, I'm preparing to flash a ROM for the first time and decided to choose the Das Bamf remix 2.05 beta 6 that just barely came out. Now keep in mind I've -NEVER- flashed a ROM before so I've been reading ALOT trying to wrap my head around all this so I know for sure what I'm doing. I manually rooted the phone several weeks ago with ADB and the command sequences in a command terminal and now I want to mod it further.. so I took a look at the direction in the thread and I have a few questions and I'm sorry, I'm a nub,, so bear with me,... Copied from the thread...

Things to know:

A FULL WIPE IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

What is the best way to do this?

Want a smooth camera? Overclock to 1.4ghz. This is the trick others are using to make the camera smooth in their rom

I understand you can use setCPU for this but others have said the Kernel seems to OC itsef a bit and not to use setcpu... which way is best to do this?

Rom Manager seems to cause corruption issues, flash the ROM manually via clockwork.

I did install Rom Manager and bought the premium version. Now I shouldn't be usign it? and I rooted so I have clockwork installed but not sure how I'm supposed to use it to manually with it.

I appreciate any and all help.. even a good link to how to manually flash with clockwork would be fine as well, I don't mind a little reading to get a better understanding! thanks!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abn75:
Wipe in clockwork. factory reset/cache/dalvik cache to do a full wipe. the kernel, depending on which one it is, is slightly over clocked. also rom manager does cause problems when installing roms. download them on your pc, or browser via the phone, place on teh root of the sd card (not in a folder) and flash in clock work
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dfox007:
Sounds like you read up on the topic. Thank you. My only advice is that the gb roms all have tiny little bugs in them. Read up and if you don't care go for it.

If you want a completely stable phone... Stick with a group Rom. If you want all the cool new features and don't mind working around a few bugs... Go gb. Also make.sure to use the correct radio. Probably the MR 2!

Good luck.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wool02:
I only use ROM Manager to reboot into ClockworkMod Recovery. It is the second option when you open ROM Manager. My method of flashing a new ROM (performing a full wipe plus a few steps):

1. Reboot into ClockworkMod Recovery from ROM Manager.

2. Use Nandroid to backup your current configuration. Select backup and restore and then backup.

3. Select wipe data/factory reset. This will wipe all applications, contacts, text messages, bookmarks, etc. There are ways to back this information up (Titanium Backup for applications), but I will not go into full detail here.

4. Select wipe cache partition.

5. Select advanced and then wipe dalvik cache. (Most people recommend doing steps 4 and 5 three times in order to ensure it was done.)

6. Also in the advanced menu, select wipe battery stats. (You should do this when charged 100%, recommended for any new ROM flash.)

For some reason, if you flash in ROM Manager it can corrupt the ROM/flash. To avoid this, always use ClockworkMod Recovery.

If the ROM you flash utilizes one of Imoseyon's kernels (which BAMF does), you can use the speedtweak.sh method in terminal emulator (download from Market) descriped in Imoseyon's kernel thread. With a BAMF ROM, none of this is required. You can utilize the included BAMF Toolkit to overclock/underclock and set the governor. The Toolkit also includes a terminal emulator if you wish to try the speedtweak.sh method.

The above steps should be followed when flashing a new ROM. When upgrading versions of the same ROM, you can generally perform a minimal wipe. My understanding of a minimal wipe is the cache and dalvik cache only (three times).

Hope I didn't leave anything out. If so, others can correct me.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seabhac:
Thank you for describing this.. I watched several videos and read up alot but I don't want to mess up anything and do ti right.. I've got the BAMF remix 2.05 version 6 on my root directory on the SD card now and I'll wait till the phone is at full charge before running thr0ough this procedure. Thank you once more wool!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wool02:
You will also have to flash the MR2 radio. There is a thread in the Development Forum. If you search the thread, you should be able to come up with the method to do this.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1115714

I flashed the ROM first, pulled the battery, and then booted in hboot (volume down plus power button). From there, hboot should find the radio and update. Most importantly, make sure the radio file you put on the root of your SD Card is named 'PG05IMG.zip' If you have Windows 7, make sure the .zip is not in there twice. By default, Windows 7 does not show file extensions.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alluzzion2o9:
to be safe with ur download make sure to check the md5

command in terminal and adb is

# /system/xbin/busybox md5sum /sdcard/so-so

i think.. lol

checking the md5 ensures ur download is legit.. i had a couple bad downloads causing bootloop.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RootandBoot:
Easy way with the MD5 I found is to download AFV (Android File Verifier) from market. I download the ROM from xda app onto phone, run AFV on ROM from phone and verify MD5 while also having thread up on computer. Seems easier with those long numbers.