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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ap1618:
is this the latest version of the app? one was included with Mosaic, is this the same version as that? thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] malikusmanrasheed:
will this work on JVU with semaphore 1.3.3 ?

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GenomeX:
thanks man ... i port it for galaxy mini and work good:D

how about next relese and next option?

showing bat icon ....

show signal icon ....

that item don't work on my mini or other phone too?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GoSooners345:
how do you get the lockscreen mod working?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] draiyan:
i have a reodex SystemUI.. so how can i port this one??
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] EliTSamsunG:
Can Add Free-Choose Battery Style like Ics,gb,bar,with/without %.....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] eddjanier143:
Samsung Galaxy Ace

Sir can you port it on my SystemUI.apk please? :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Ticklefish:
Well, this is very clever. :D

But does it work on ICS?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] raXoN91:
NO!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Ticklefish:
Dang. Oh well, my tablet's GB so at least that will get some of this great mod.
[HD2 General] brendonmgg:
Hey Guys, My hd2's touchscreen stopped working a couple of weeks ago so i sent it in Thursday to htc under warranty. I called them today and they're saying they have to charge me $120 to repair it because its my fault it stopped working. I do have a crack next to the call button, could this be why? Also Is there any way that i can get it repaired under warranty instead of paying $120?
[HD2 General] orangekid:
Sounds like you did something to cause enough force to get it to stop working, if it's cracked anywhere that usually means you dropped it.

I'd get the phone back, then find a 3rd party store that repairs screens for like $50 or something like that.
[HD2 General] brendonmgg:
The thing is the screen didn't start messing up until months after i dropped it. I forgot to add its just not responsive to touch the lcd is perfectly fine.
[HD2 General] orangekid:
After you dropped it it may have damaged it but not to the point of not working, then maybe you bumped it wrong or something and it somehow messed up the digitizer. Either way, it def. sounds like a hardware issue at this point and since HTC knows you dropped it they will refuse to fix it for free.

3rd party is always cheaper than HTC, so you gotta do what you gotta do.
[HD2 General] brendonmgg:
Alright thanks a lot man, I'll look in to getting it fixed sometime next week. Do you think its worth getting fixed since its a hardware issue with the digitizer being located under the end key? Wouldn't the same thing happen eventually?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aaronsoup:
Bored at work looking for widgets I came across google search as an Available download in the market, despite it already being on my phone, i decided to download it to see if the googlesearch I had was somehow modified by TW. However, i guess the conflict caused an issue and its stuck on 99%, when i go to cancel it it makes out like its not downloading, to the point where I can download it again, and it gets stuck at 99 % again (saying google search, Google search, and badging the notification area as if it were downloading 2 different apps). Cancelling download only cancels the latter of the 2, and i'm stuck perpetually downloading an app. Tried rebooting etc, Nada.. Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phk:
Hi there,

I've tried to follow other "tutorials" (for another Android phones) to format my internal SD Card to ext4, but with no success.

My method was:

- Connect phone to Linux PC

- Enable USB Storage on Phone (the drive appears in Linux)

- dmesg | tail (to see new device and partition name, for example, /dev/sdb1)

- mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1

- Unmount partition in Linux

- Stop USB Storage on Phone

- Unplug Cable

And the result is..........

The phone formats the Internal SD again to vfat

!!!

Why does this happen? Any ideas?

How can i surpass this? I have Latest stock rom (rooted).

Getting lost here... :\

Cheers,

Phk
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nerotix:
1. Download Minitool Partition Wizard

2. Connect phone with USB mass storage

3. Open Minitool Partition en right click on the SD Card and choose format.

4. Choose file system EXT4 and 32KB cluster size

5. When you did all that, you click the "Apply" button in the top left corner.

6. Wait for it to finish and voila!

Hope this helps!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] punshkin:
sorry for this question, but why do you want to do that? is it so that you can use the whole 16gb for apps and store media on your external SD only?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MyrddinLXXIIX:
Obviously to use HD-Video on the phone.

Files often exceed 4 Gigabyte, and for that filesystems like ntfs, exfat or ext4 are needed.

Going to give it a try soon, thanks nerotix!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sgstwo:
You will need to patch some files for that to work. It's not bothered me enough that I want to fix it. If you restart your phone, it will reformat your internal SD-card to vfat, even if it's already ext4-formatted.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dyallo:
I'm also interested in this.

Really, it will change back to the original file system?

Which files would we have to patch to prevent this?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nerotix:
It depends, I believe alot of ROMs are ext4 supported, for those that are ext4 supported you dont have to patch anything I believe.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phk:
Guys please post only after testing. This is important to avoid deadlocks.....

Facts:

#1 - Current SGS2 Stock roms have rootfs and datafs formatted in EXT4 so they do support it

#2 - they force sd format to vfat so that is probably what needs patching.

Question is :

A - WHICH system app do we need to patch

B - Does the SD mount correctly as ext4 ?

Cheers and thanks

Phk
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MyrddinLXXIIX:
That is the million dollar question indeed.

No, it does not.

Tried both a microSD inside and another SD external via USB-OTG.

The OS 'catches' the 'faulty' ext4 cards and prevents mounting, which should work perfectly allright seeing Fact #1.

PS: The minitool mentioned above does not allow cluster sizes of 32 KB, only 1, 2 and 4 (checked this with an 8 GB mSDHC and 16 GB SDHC).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sgstwo:
As far as I can remember:

/init.rc:

exec apply_system_policy /dev/block/mmcblk0p11 vfat

and /init which only seems to support FAT mounted SD-cards.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hakkinenvthh:
So you can take a look here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=14642927#post14642927

I think it will support NTFS soon when the devs are really interested in :D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phk:
THANKS.

I'm going to comment the init.rc line and try manual procedure again.

Stay tuned
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phk:
Oh great.. Guess what.. /init.rc gets renewed at boot

rootfs is readonly, i've mounted it RW, edited init.rc, commented the vfat line, formatted the SD, and then reboot.

When the device booted, SD was clean and mounted with VFAT again :(

Suggestions?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nerotix:
yes it does allow 32KB and even 64KB, either u got an old version of the program or a crappy SD card:P
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sgstwo:
/init and /init.rc are part of zImage (the kernel). You must extract the initramfs, update the file, and write the changes back. You will probably get a yellow triangle (non-Samsung kernel message) if you manage to boot it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phk:
Are you sure about that?

If so, how can i extract initramfs?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aerobahn:
Did you get it working Phk? Keep us updated :o
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phk:
Nope!

I PM'd Chainfire asking for help on rebuild initramfs, but he didn't care.

I saw on his CFRoot post that he built a toolchain for recompiling the initramfs, so his stuff would be pretty useful in this case....

.. come on chain, clear us out.. Or include this in your next kernel, whatever.. :\ SUCKS.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nightranger73:
http://bit.ly/jRSCxJ

Was that hard? You know how many projects he's carrying on? Why he'd have to waste his time for such a simple thing that a Google search can do?

Please if you think I've been too rude re-read the forum rules prior to answer this post... if you've ever done it...

Sent from my Galaxy SII

If you find this post usefull please press the "Thanks" button
[About XDA developers] dazza9075:
What on earth was that? load up XDA DEV and i get this massive full screen advert, only i cant see it because its pure blank white with a handy, this add brought to you by xda dev printed at the top.

i seriously hope you are kidding, adverts are one thing but those little (or in this case big) buggers that sit on top of everything is taking it a step too far.
[Android Themes] namurt:
I've searched high and low, but can't seem to find an answer to this question.

I'd like to take the stock time/date from the lockscreen on my Thunderbolt and place it onto my homescreen.

I'm running Das BAMF Remix 1.7 which has the "Verizon Wireless" nuked from the lockscreen. I think this time/date is so simple and it'd look perfect on my homescreen, but I have no idea how to put it there.
[Android Themes] leeston2379:
Try simple clock widget from market. Not exactly what your looking for I know, but fairly similar.

Sent from my Motorola 8500
[Android Themes] namurt:
I don't mean to sound ungrateful. I do appreciate the quick response.

I've tried both simple clock and digital clock, and while both are pretty damn close, they're not quite right. I'm too particular I suppose.

I'm hoping someone knows how I can extract the time/date from the lockscreen (perhaps as an apk?) and then I can just flash it like any other mod.
[Android Themes] Bizdady:
Can you post a screenshot? I looked through the Roms thread for pictures, im just being curious (nosy) :)
[Android Themes] zHk3R:
Make Your Clock Widget or .. Make Your Clock Widget (Pro)

mClock or Minimalistic Text

Give those a try. - Also, I think "OMC" One more Clock has what you're looking for as a default skin.
[Android Themes] namurt:
i suppose i was just being lazy. after a bit of patience, i was able to use minimalistic text to mimic the stock lockscreen date/time perfectly. the only extremely minor glitch i can't quite fix now is the positioning. when i unlock my phone if you look carefully you can see the time/date jump just a few pixels. i don't think this is something i can fix though, as it probably has something to do with the different ways in which widgetlocker and launcher pro plus draw their grids between the lockscreen and the homescreen.
[G Tablet Android Development] zyhong:
STANDARD DISCLAIMER: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. By running this firmware mod, you agree that there is the possibility that you may brick your device and neither myself, XDA nor Viewsonic are responsible for supporting you if that occurs. In this case, it is required that you learn and setup nvflash prior to running this mod.

1. Make 100% sure you are at Bootloader 1.2

2. Recommend using Clockworkmod v3.0.2.8 (Bootloader 1.2) tools for flashing.

These are CM7 based ROMs for gtablet with bootloader 1.2(ZPAD T2 should work. But no confirmation from any one yet). It is an integration of different CM7 based rom build and Clemsyn ver 11 1.5ghz Kernel / Pershoot 1.4ghz Kernel (bootloader 1.2) with some tweak learning from Calkulin's Rom. It is pretty similar to Calkulin+Clemsyn 1.5ghz Froyo Combo VERSION 6, while it is for gingerbread.

All the credit goes to the authors of the based rom and kernel. Special thanks to Roebeet for his excellent works on gtablet.

Features:

1. Overclocked by default (max frequesy adjusted by battery level) (For Clemsyn's kernal, check on his original kernel post on how to undervolt with pimpmycpu)

2. Tweaked internal storage & SD card read speeds

3. Annoying ads in programs are blocked

4. Calkulin's battery saving script

Issues:

1. usb pc mount does not work on Clemsyn's kernel

=====

Latest CM7.1 RC1 build from icewyng@slatedroid: http://www.mediafire...rnr0g9fsxibubbf

=====

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Clemsyn 1.5ghz Kernel (bootloader 1.2)

===============

Links:

cm7.0.3 (GB2.3.3, stable build):

http://www.mediafire.com/?8oucsc81csl5m75

cm7.1RC (GB2.3.4, latest build):

http://www.mediafire.com/?7111c0jwza1ea37

gapps:

http://www.mediafire.com/?7yrr1b2sce6sw8l

VEGAn-GE-7.0.0-RC1-Harmony (GB2.3.3, stable build):

http://www.mediafire.com/?upb49eq4d7vpzva

****************************************************************

===============

Pershoot 1.4ghz Kernel (bootloader 1.2)

===============

cm7.0.3(GB2.3.3, stable build):

http://www.mediafire.com/?ob7fxkk9btuwoxc

cm7.1RC(GB2.3.4, latest build):

http://www.mediafire.com/?692chz2lcpektmp

gapps:

http://www.mediafire.com/?7yrr1b2sce6sw8l

VEGAn-GE-7.0.0-RC1(GB2.3.3, stable build):

http://www.mediafire.com/?8xur9w9wh5i4j94
[G Tablet Android Development] zyhong:
For those who want to build the CM7.1 RC1 or nightly build, take these steps:

1. grab the cm7.1 build, grab pershoot/clemsyn GB kernel for BL1.2, grab the build_script from my cm7.1 rc0 rom.

2. merge the pershoot kernel ans system directory into the cm7.1 build. replace any files if it already existed. replace the build_script with the build_script in my rom.

3. zip them and you should have a cm7.1 for BL1.2 with pretty much the same as BL 1.1. Make sure the directory structure is correct in the zip file.

4. you could use this trick for pretty much all the GB roms based on cm7 mixed with any GB kernel

Warning: this is not and not intend to be a detail instruction. you should at least have certain degree of knowledge about what is going on with this and what this is all about to build a rom. If you brick your device by any chance, I am definitely NOT the right one you would look after. If you are not sure, wait someone else to build the rom for you.
[G Tablet Android Development] Mantara:
Downloading now! Thanks!

Feels good. It is very smooth. Quadrant scores 3400 out the gate. Very cool.

Is the nvrm_daemon edited in this rom to bring the refresh up to 60?

Wondering if I still need to install this to take the refresh up.
[G Tablet Android Development] transitoyspace:
Are gps apps still broken on this? Does Dsp still force close?
[G Tablet Android Development] Mantara:
Its the same gapps/ DSP manager from March so yeah it still does.
[G Tablet Android Development] transitoyspace:
heres a small banner i made for you.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
A nice option for 4349 users who don't want to risk jumping back to 1.1. Thanks for setting these up!

I've been requesting that the cyanogenmod devs actually consider doing this, as well. I also heard a rumor (and it's just a rumor) that a new stock ROM is in the works, and will likely replace 4349 and be on 1.2 as well. So I personally think it's in our best interest to start moving to 1.2 (plus that's likely to be what any HC ROM will be on).
[G Tablet Android Development] transitoyspace:
nicely said

any chance of froyo on 1.2?
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
Already done, just not here on XDA. I started posting again after a 2 month hiatus, but I'm not moving my 1.2 ROMs here except as a link (and I'm not permitted to do that).

Google "gtablet 1.2 firmware" and you'll find them. :D
[G Tablet Android Development] transitoyspace:
so on slatedroid?

i only see 7 roms on there. And i mean a froyo NON TNT based rom. you have one over there?
[G Tablet Android Development] Mantara:
Brilliant Corners. It feels just like froyo with some tablet tweeks. The only UI diffference I notice in tnt base roms is the notification bar and system settings.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
Brilliant Corners, as just mentioned, and Century Eyes. The latter used to be "gAdam" here on XDA but I ported it to 1.2 in April. It's the Notion Ink Adam EDEN UI, ported to the GTAB.

I don't think anyone's ported the zPad interface to 1.2, tmk. Although technically the newer zPad ROMs are 1.2-based themselves. I mention the Adam a lot, but I keep forgetting that the zPad is almost identical to ours and they moved to 1.2 a few months back, I believe.
[G Tablet Android Development] transitoyspace:
how hard is it to make a zpad rom compatible with 1.2?

is it hard to port roms, i kinda want to start learning. Im decent at themeing.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
The original zPad (Wifi) and our GTAB have identical hardware. Rothnic used to create mods of the zPad firmware, and it was mainly rooting it, altering the language to English and tweaking the apps as needed. But all the hardware worked as-is, including the camera. The original zPad firmware was 1.1 dev branch based, just like our GTAB was.

I heard that the zPad T2 is, I believe, 1.2 based. But don't quote me on that as I've never messed with that fimware (last update was in March, as per a quick Google search). If Malata managed to create a full GB or HC ROM for the zPad, we should be able to easily port that to the GTAB, easier than even the Adam.

As for ease, it's mainly a lot of trial and error, and lots of nvflashing when you soft-brick it. Even with the zPad, there's build.prop changes and app changes to make it more English friendly. Plus Gapps, of course.
[G Tablet Android Development] xmr405o:
There's a cm7.1 RC for the harmony platform? ?? Cool! I didn't know that
[G Tablet Android Development] mydave1:
Beastly + Clemsyn Kernel is Froyo and based on 1.2 bootloader. Another great one from the Adam Developers.
[G Tablet Android Development] gadgetrants:
Hey Dave! I haven't tried Beastly yet (backing up BoS this very moment)...maybe it's time?

-Matt
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
Very true - a favorite for the Adam device, and ported to the GTAB about a month(?) back.
[G Tablet Android Development] zyhong:
I personally had both Calkulin's + Clemsyn and Beasty's + Clemsyn for my daily use for a while. Both rom perform supper well. supper snappy. the only problem for me is froyo does not support "wifi location" and it is unfixable as far as I know. I also get excited about the honeycomb rom for gtablet and use Roebeet's great BOS for a while. The UI is beautiful and it is reasonably stable and perform after 4.0. However, it is too laggy for my taste because of the lack of opengl support. The reason why I compile these roms are: I want the speed of those 2 great froyo roms. I also want to use a lot of applications that need wifi location support and I want to stay on 1.2.

The quadrant score of CM7.1RC + Clemsyn's is very close to the above 2 roms (around 4000 in my test). give CM7.1RC + Clemsyn or CM7.1RC + Pershoot a try if you like the speed of those 2 froyo's rom. You will be surprised by the performance of these 2 roms.
[G Tablet Android Development] cgingermany:
Thanks for the quick comparisons, I been on BoS and loving it but I'll try these out real quick for a day or two just to see how nice they are. And what you're saying is that these 2 do support wifi location right?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sp1d3rb0y:
Hi Everyone,

I'm working on integrating strongswan into Android (for IKEv2 Support); I managed to get the Samsung kernel sources from the Samsung OpenSources website, retrieve the initramfs from the original kernel (that I extracted from /dev/block/bml7), recompile it with some modifications (required by strongswan), and flash it back to the device using heimdall. My new custom kernel works like a charm.

I then tried getting the Samsung android sources and adding them to the Android sources, and modified them to integrate Strongswan into it. After compiling all, I find myself with a system.img, a ramdisk.img and a userdata.img... But I don't know how to flash the Android OS back to the GT-P1000 device.

Would you have any ideas how to flash my new firmware into the p1000? Is userdata the dbdata, and system the factoryfs? I might get a bit confused...

Any help would be appreciated.

Kind regards,
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lfe136:
I changed my broken LCD screen and everything works great except for the head phone jacks. The streak recognizes the headphones and the headphone notification shows up in the notification bar when i plug it in but no sound come through. I verified that all ribbons were re connected correctly and I even re flashed 1.9.0. and still nothing. Any ideas? Does anyone know which ribbon might give sound to the head phone jack?
[General Questions and Answers] ideruga:
Hello, guys!

I've been using Odin for some time, I messed up my phone once, but then restored it...

Now what I'd like is to know exactly how it works, which files it writes (csc, pit, etc). I.e., I want to understand the internals.

After 10 minutes of googling, I didn't find absolutely anything about who makes this software and what's the official site and where can I find the docs.

Is there any chance that someone could point me to the right direction? At least the docs?

Thanks in advance!

Igor
[General Questions and Answers] damian5700:
I only know that's Samsung made. Google explains me that it was made by Jeong-Hwan Min Seung-Bum Kang.

http://www.faqs.org/patents/app/20080209201
[General Questions and Answers] tweeklulz:
it's a closed samsung software that no one fully understands
[General Questions and Answers] c4manceph:
Thanks for the information.
[General Questions and Answers] ideruga:
Well, no, I actually appreciate it :)

You see, I didn't even know that it was made by Samsung ;)

It seemed to me that they used it to update apple devices as well, but obviously I was wrong.

Anyhow, my next question is: what every control in this program means? What are the files that you choose before the upload? PIT, Bootloader (is it like lilo or grub in linux?), PDA, Phone and CSC (heard that it is used for file allocation, but not sure). I guess, these should be more or less the same for every Android, not just a Samsung, right?

There are also the checkboxes: Re-partition (I kinda have a vague notion of what it does, but it's... vague), F. reset time, Phone EFS Clear?

Thanks in advance!

Igor
[General Questions and Answers] Logseman:
I would say you should hit up Benjamin Dobell, the creator of Heimdall. Since Heimdall is reverse-engineered from Odin, I would say he's a knowledgeable person concerning Odin.
[General Questions and Answers] August23rd:
Odin is a developer tool made by samsung that was leaked to the community to allow for flashing the modem and operating system with partitions to the compatible samsung phone.

It in conjunction with the drivers for your android device it will create a virtual serial com port , usually COM4 or COM5.

There are many posts on Odin on the forums, use search and you might be surprised what else you may pick up.

Hope this helps.
[General Questions and Answers] ideruga:
Thanks, guys!
[General Questions and Answers] tyvallely:
It can be what you put back on your device after you bricked it. Or if you are rooting you can flash that on there to get root with a rom and Clockworkmod
[General Questions and Answers] ideruga:
Thanks, but it's a little... superficial. I know that you use it to upload some firmware stuff (new os, modded os, etc), I need more concrete info...
[General Questions and Answers] ideruga:
One down: csc

Just searched for "What is csc?" :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=772201
[General Questions and Answers] ideruga:
Found another one (.PIT files) here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=771426
[General Questions and Answers] ideruga:
Heimdall

A nice article on Heimdall:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=755265
[General Questions and Answers] ifyouwillit:
i would suggest hemdall ... much better way to go about things