yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Sensation] kpjimmy:
Dude I couldnt go one day lol....

There are steps to ensure you get connected. First off I assume you are still getting phone calls and you can make them as well? Next do you get 4g icon showing up with the little white arrows going up and down?

If so you need to determine you have the following:

1. Use the SIM that came in the box. Just do it!

2. Ensure your IMEI is on tmo's system.

3. Make sure you are on a data plan for ANDROID or coded "Universal" in some cases.

That should get you back up and running unless you have other issues. Did you get trouble tickets created with tmobile in regards to your data issue? You spoke with 20 reps I am suprised not a one offered to call you back in regards to your issue. Usually trouble tickets get resolved in 3 days time.
[HTC Sensation] ibbski:
Everthing tried

THe one funny thing about this since day 1 in the tmob system it says i have a mytouch 4g....yold all 20 techs i have a Sensation.....trouble ticket put in today...hope this works
[HTC Sensation] EmceeGeek:
It really doesn't matter, because the data plan is the same.
[HTC Sensation] vvilliamm:
i had the my touch preferred plan then they changed it to the pref andriod plan the rep said just incase.
[Thunderbolt General] ss0mohit:
I flashed BAMF GingerREMIX 2.1 rom and the MR2.5 radio. I was unable to make phone calls or send texts, however I was capable of using 3G and 4G.

I searched on xda, found a post that said to reflash it. I did it, and still I'm unable to make phone calls or send texts.

Any ideas? I know it's been a popular question, but no one seems to be able to solve it.
[Thunderbolt General] Rngrrymd:
Didn't try the 2.5 radio, seemed buggy from the posts. Running BAMF Sense 3.0 just released tonight with MR2 radio, works fine. Did u try the MR2 instead?
[HTC EVO 3D] Richard_Danger:
I just callled the beat buy I pre ordered my evo3d from. I asked the guys if they were opening early on Friday for the launch. The guy put me on hold saying that they were talking about it earlier and wanted to make sure. He then came back and said that they would be opening at 8am.
[HTC EVO 3D] SuperSonicEJ8:
Best Buy in hagerstown is also opening up at 8am! and i got off work so i'll def. be there. I'm so excited i think i am starting to annoy my friends over this phone lol.
[Epic 4G General] thelovelyflea:
Maybe someone would like to use it.
[Epic 4G General] qbking77:
Those are very clean! I like them a lot. Any chance you can put qbking77 in it? Id definitey rock that!
[Epic 4G General] TexasLTE:
that does look nice ;) ***( and made by someone in Texas :) )***
[Epic 4G General] || Acer ||:
I like it. Professional-like and simple. Not crazy about the "frozen" font, but still it looks nice. :P I should probably do a ACS sig soon
[Epic 4G General] Shoulon:
Why hasn't anyone asked "why isn't Frozen capitalized?"
[Epic 4G General] Art2Fly:
Bro, you should not only make a banner for the sigs, BUT A THEME TO GO WITH IT!
[Epic 4G General] Tandrew86:
+1

10char
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wirelessness:
The USB port on my NS4G seems to have died. I want to return it to stock and unroot. Is this possible without USB access?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maximilian Mary:
I think you could download the files, extract them to /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/ns4gstock/, and do a nandroid restore in recovery. The only thing you won't be able to do is relock the bootloader.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] user1391:
Got the same problem with jpu. i didnt really realize this problem until this morning, just wondered why i had only about 90% battery in the morning after charging while with froyo i had about >95 in the morning.

today i slept until 10:00 and wow, battery was at 70(!) %.

when i plugged it in yesterday, ive got about 80% left (well, charging the phone every night seems to be a rite for me).

(and yes, im always listening to the sound when plugging the charger in).

so, as far as i can say, phone does not just stop charging at 100%, it also seems to consume much more power than it should. dangerous for battery, when the phone keeps plugged in for t >> t(100%).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FuryriderX:
This is a known issue of all current gingerbread builds. It will probably be fixed in due time.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] amiperetz@gmail.com:
and we wait for it :)

and we wait for it :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] s_t_e_v_e:
Glad to hear it's a common issue. I was wondering if my batt/charger was faulty

Anyway, let's hope this gets fixed soon!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] habylab:
I noticed this the other day, hope it is fixed soon!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] tiddydiddler:
Yes, this has bugged me for the last month or more. Hence my question here about downgrading to 2.2.1...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1135297

A temporary workaround - turn the phone off. Plug the charger in, then power on. Doing it this way should keep the battery topped-up after it first hits 100% charge - at least it does for me(I think reliably, but I can't remember). But it's a nuisance - especially as I tether for my home internet these days. Machines updating the OS overnight have seen me unplug to have less than 60% charge despite it saying 100% before unplugging, which doesn't last the day.

Unimpressed with Gingerbread on the whole. And Samsung/Kies for not letting me downgrade if the latest update(s) aren't up to much. :(
[Galaxy S I9000 General] goughymachine:
Actually I'm running eclair today to compare the battery. Got sick of unplugging it in the morning only to have less than 70% charge.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Geryatrix:
I don't appear to have this problem, I put my phone on charge last night at 23:30 as usual, the alarm went off at 07:30, then played a couple of tunes, phone showed 100%. Disconnected charger, went downstairs, checked xda for any news, saw this thread, checked my phone's battery level and it showed 98% after being disconnected from charger for 27 mins. Unless I'm using nav or maps my normal battery drain is 4% per hour in a reasonable signal strength area, so 98% after 30mins is normal for me.

For ref: Galaxy i9000, XEU UK unbranded on XXJVO via keis. no mods.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] rhitey:
Thanks for posting this I used my phone's gps yesterday when driving and I only just stumbled across this when I got where I was going, phone still said battery at 100% whilst plugged in but as soon as I turned the engine off and killed the charger my phone died with a dead battery.

Somewhat annoying to say the least, I'm going back to a 2.2.1 Rom tonight I've had loads of problems with all the 2.3 Rom's I've tried mainly lag and battery drain. I never seem to have any free RAM on gingerbread, lucky to get 50Mb on boot

oh well rant over the world can now continue ;-)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] goughymachine:
Well, woke up this morning and unplugged phone. 1.5 hours later and it's on 95% still, with a little usage. Didn't see that on 2.3.4. Using jg4 fully stock, only rooted. I might stick jsd on it today and see how it goes tomorrow. Not many apps back on it though. Surprisingly the phone feels quite fast at the moment. Don't remember eclair being like this. Not seeing much difference between 2.3.4 and it currently.

As I use go launcher, having gingerbread is probably less important for me cause I kind of don't use many of the features of it (the launchers etc) anyway.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Prankey:
I would appreciate if you could test the issue by using the phone heavily after full charge by KEEPING THE CHARGER CONNECTED AFTER FULL CHARGE (preferably playing 3D games or running benchmarks) and disconnect the charger to check the battery level.

Seems most of us are unaware of this issue and some confuse this with the excess battery drain issue after DISCONNECTING the charger.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mwshuo:
Thank goodness I found this thread. I had thought there was something wrong with my battery. After unplugging my battery would instantly drop from 100% to 96%, once even 87%. Thinking it was something to do with battery re calibration due to me flashing new roms, i wiped batt stats many times and went through of arduous process of draining and fully charging, but to no avail. Now I will rest easy despite still facing this bug. At least I know I'm not the only one.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mk_ln:
yep...i just flashed a couple of days ago from stock 2.2 (KC1) via kies to 2.3.4 (JVP) using ODIN. I have had it charge fully and upon removal of the usb cable, it dropped from 100% to 98%. Since then, I have gone through one full discharge and the subsequent recharge to 100% dropped to 96% upon charger removal. I recall reading about this somewhere suggesting a recalibration was needed, but I was just trying to get it up to 100% and didn't have the time to search forums (i was using a portable usb charger). I disconnected the charger and after reconnection and display of 100%, it would then drop to 97% instead of 96%. A repeat proved fruitless and so I tried to charge it while off. Turning it on after a bit I found that it was brought up to 98%. Repeated process for 99% and FINALLY 100%. Though the final 100% was achieved after a few 100% while off and while on charges. It stayed at 100% for a bit over 30 mins. I will see how subsequent charges behave...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Prankey:
This is a serious bug as it will significantly reduce the battery life due to repeated deeper charge and discharge cycle.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mk_ln:
unless i've misunderstood, it seems to me that what will really affect battery life is the battery stats calibration. where it once would charge to 100%, it will now charge to, for example, 96%. Doing a calibration will make that 96% appear to the phone as 100%. From reading, it seems calibration is required for firmware flashes, so the more flashes and calibrations you do, the less battery life you will have since subsequent calibrations are done when the battery reading is less than 100 immediately after an unplug. Following the example above, the next flash could also have the same issue of displaying 100% and then 96% immediately after an unplug. The user would try to calibrate their battery yet again. Now this time, the 96% is of the previous full reading (which was actually 96% but appears as 100% b/c of calibration). So, the after a second calibration, the 100% reading is actually closer to 92.16% of the original pre-flash and pre-calibrated battery (96% of 96% of 100%).

hope that makes sense and someone can confirm, or instead (which i hope), prove me wrong as I would hate to think that what I stated is true since that will GREATLY diminish battery life artificially.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
such overcharging (power off + connect charger and so on) is slowly killing battery

and it is not a bug that phone dsiconnects charger when it hits 100% and starts eating batt

anyways read my signature yellow part
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ferow2k:
Yeah, but in pre-gingerbread roms the charging started again when below certain value, so it stayed above 90% all the time.

Now you can drain the battery heavily by using it while plugged (and the battery always shows 100%), then unplug and have it jump down to like 60%, or worse, turn off.

The only way to restart the charging is removing and connecting the charger again.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
i tkink thyve must decided that such upcharging when almost full shortens battery life
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Prankey:
You are confusing recalibration and battery drain after full charge

The issue is after full charge, phone disconnects the charger and start draining batteries till it goes dead.

Let me rephrase the issue - batteries start draining immediately after full charge as the phone somehow start using battery INSTEAD of charger ONLY after full charge!

This is a serious bug as the GB drivers switch off the charger (instead of batteries) after full charge when the OPPOSITE has to happen!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] findsvar:
Thanks.

It gives the possibility so the telephone stays on when charging.

And when not going to sleep, it will be fully charged as far as i read it
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
it is a fail ladies and gents!

now will have to left it plugged with wifi on to see if my unit will discharge to 80% and recharge
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fredbull:
This solution really works ? Somebody have good result with it ?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Prankey:
As you know, invested more than a month trying to find a workaround through tweaks, settings and changing firmwares. NOTHING WORKED.

I have taken a refund from Samsung and went for i9100 now. Absolutely no issue on i9100 running same GB versions. I am using the same battery monitor software you recommended and monitored for more than a week now, NEVER had this issue on it. So it should put to rest the "battery saving" feature we have been terming this bug as ;)

Unless Samsung fix this BUG, it will never work no matter what we try. Different results are obtained by some who keep the phone awake because this bug is VERY RANDOM and hence may cause illusion :)

Best is to get Samsung to refund and go for i9100. I do miss the Audio Quality on SGS 1 TREMENDOUSLY and also the handy leather pouch which came with it. Other than that, i9100 is certainly a much better product (surprisingly it consumes 2GB additional Internal SD for something still unknown to me though).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
ow, what was the base of the refund
[Galaxy S I9000 General] tt0204:
+1...

Very interested on how did you get the refund, and it is enough for buying a S2?! Or did you just exchanged it?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Prankey:
I gave them an ultimatum to resolve this bug or give a refund. They couldn't do anything to resolve so did a refund! That is what I had been talking about. Such kind of bugs are really unacceptable as it was completely destroying the product experience as my prime usage was Wireless Tethering and keeping the phone on all the time while put on charger. Also, it had few other bugs like reported last year - USB tethering stability issue - This had become more stable in GB.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] keulieminogue:
Hey Prankey! Youre my man :)

I tested eveything. FY, GB, bootloader, custom roms - everything. Your thing solves this thread!

Please change this thread to [SOLVED] :) with the right advice!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Prankey:
Hehe, I don't think we can call it a resolution, though if Samsung do not resolve, they will have to issue a refund. I am not sure why is it so tough for them to resolve this issue in the last almost 6 month now when they started developing GB ROMs.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fredbull:
I come on this topic 1 or 2 time by days, cross fingers and hope there is a solution written here. Sadly not lol

I think we can only wait for a new firmware from Samsung...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FLaMiNGo_:
+1

Feel exactly the same.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
ive noticed that when ot is connected via usb

and it hits 100% and stays connected

after 10-15 minutes of cusch state i hear pc disconnects usb and after few seconds conenct again - will have to check if that is the case every 10-15 minutes

this could mean that its a system implemented to keep battery close to 100% as possible

and that could be broken in ac charging

or in both states usb and ac - it should cycle every 10-15 minutes but it stops after first

or something, just wanted to share my 'finding' =)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FLaMiNGo_:
Thanks $omator

I will pay attention. ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Advali:
I have the same one as well, I'm on F1 galaxy jvp rom but mine discharges to about 70% with background sync and 3g on as well.. Still waiting for a good fix for this :(
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
there is something wrong with this ;) lol crazyness

all time via usb

1- ~17h00m - all time on usb charging

2- ~20h00m - disconnected usb for 3 minutes - prior to that battery service reported 3900mV

3- after few minutes it goes to from 3900 to almost 4200 mV (well more like 4050-4100)

so betwen points 2 and 3 is few minutes from disconnect to connect back

i guess the 'reading' after disconnect is not so accurate - will it go back to correct

if i recall good i had such situations when battery% were going up not down ;]

it must be something messed up heavily there

btw settings of battery monitor settings are:

-detect history gaps ticked

-history update rate - 60 seconds

-mA retrival method - automatic

-mA data update rate - 10 seconds

-battery capacity - seted to 1500

-1% increment support

-measure on boot ticked
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
all the readings mV and mA are going crazy after disconnecting

and i think need to recalibrate battery very bad ;]
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stateit:
Recalibrating seems to make SFA difference. (That's 'Sweet F*** All' if you don't speak English)

My battery seems to take a nosedive from when it's below 50% quickly to switch off in a few minutes.

I've graphed it with 'Battery Monitor Widget' for the last week but now I'm graphing it with 'SystemPanel' as the latter graphs different Apps' resource usage as well for comparison.

Plugging back in to mains or USB will recharge this 'apparent' flat battery to 100% in the shake of a small dog's leg. But then unplug, and it'll be down to a low %age.

Then unplug - replug - recharge - unplug..... ad nauseum until it reaches the 4200mV.

This is really doing my head in.

I'm using JVQ with Hardcore #15h-t24-300Hz.

Analysing SystemPanel's logs it doesn't actually seem that any one particular App is causing this behaviour.

I'm about to downgrade to a 2.3.3 ROM as the above didn't happen with JVO, but I'm too tired to do it tonight (hic!)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
that is no app causing it

that is some kernel level magic

that makes battery status readings so inacurate

maybe some typo in code or sumfin
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stateit:
Hardcore's left i9000 alone since he got SGS2 hasn't he?

I'll try yours $omatar.

Tomorrow (- hic!)

thanks

[edit] F*** me that thread of yours makes my eyes hurt!![/edit]
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
i saw some update today of speedmod i think
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stateit:
Thanks.

Too busy a forum to keep track....

Will report back.

You're getting my JVR upgrade when I can be bothered to go through the full flash...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] greasyguy:
Sorry for typo! I meant this one:

https://market.android.com/details?id=jp.xii.relog.wakelocker

:-)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fredbull:
And this app resolve the bug ? Or we are sure of nothing for moment ?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
no, keeping phone awake is not fixing the issue
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fredbull:
Ok it was too nice for be true :p
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FLaMiNGo_:
Some app that allows you programming periods of time for charging and stop charging would be great...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fredbull:
Yes i was totally thinking same
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ingbrzy:
For me is working also USB set to "USB storage + off USB debuging"

as you can see at my screenshot... it was during last night....
[Galaxy S I9000 General] RobertSand:
When i set connection to kies (found in this tread)

My phone always has 99-100 percent in the morning.

And yes i have also used the phone hard before i plug out the charger.

So, thanks this fix the problem for me :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
here are my graphs on usb setted to "mass storage" with usb debbuging on

long story it discharges once to some certain very low level and then recharges to 4200 and keeps the level

now to test on usb setting - kies
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
exact same on 'Samsung Kies' usb setting

the 'going down' par is around 5h30min
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
* after the 'down fall' you can disconect and have 100 or 99 depends on calibration accuracy - earlier you will end up with 90-something i guess

so it does need the charge time, lets say it is 4h + 5h from this wierd downfall to report proper % after disconnect?)

* restarting phone / reconecting to charge it(? not sure-maybe only restart) restarts the 5h cycle

- why is the fall at all occuring

- why it goes suddenly to 100% after over 5h

wtf :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zeke125:
Just tested with usb storage setting.. unplugged went straight to 65%. Changed to usb debugged setting still the same.. now trying on samsung kies setting..
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
while this wierd discharge WHEN IT IS PLUGGED IN mV goes down so fast

but when i disconnect the phone after that it can lie down for X hours without a single % less, infact the app reports gain in mV

there must be some error causing this

where to f%*k are the samsung betatesters and devs
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zeke125:
Just tested using the settings from usb storage to kies.. solved my battery issue.. last night it went from 100 to 65 after some gaming then disconnecting.. now it remains at 99%..
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Prankey:
Please test more before concluding that Kies mode might be a workaround. However even the drain which $omator sees should not be there.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jordenyt:
Seems that no one has tried to over charge after turning off the phone.

I turned off the phone, plugged in the charger, left it over night for about 12 hours.....

After I unplugged the charger, there is only 70% juice left!!!

Here I draws an conclusion.

It is a bug, not a new feature. There is battery draining in the circuit.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Prankey:
That is what I have been telling all around. Sometimes when my phone died of dead battery while plugged in and eventually went to battery charging mini OS, if I notice that after hours of occurrence, it will always have less than 100% battery left. But it may also be the same case on Froyo and Eclair as I dint compare them as I never had to charge my phone in such mode on those OS's :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
by the way anyone cheched for this bug on odex unrooted system?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FLaMiNGo_:
I fixed this issue... with this ROM --> [ROM] Amestris V3.5 [XXJVR]|The Orange Magic|Super Graphical[2ndSeptember]CHALLENGER!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
i had sex with ten bikini models today? do you belive me?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] lpy:
This is my graph. The test was, leaving it on the charger for a day. The results:

Charged to 100% (4200mV)

Remained at 100% for a while

Slowly dropped to 3990mV

Then charged back to 100% (4200mV)

Remained at 100% until I d/c the charger

I tested different USB settings but nothing helped.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jorgemiguel4:
What's wrong with that graph? Seems OK for me...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
it should not go down after hitting 100% - it just should not happen

after reaching 100% it should behave like you see at the rest of graph
[Galaxy S I9000 General] andd64:
try turning data/wifi off @ 100%

I find that when data or wifi is on, and the charge hits 100%, when you unplug it, it drops to 90-something. But if you turn off data/wifi (don't put it in airplane mode, just make sure data/wifi are off), the charge will remain at 100% after unplugging. Can anyone confirm this? I find this happens when it's charging at 100% for any duration, not just at the moment it first hits 100%.

I'm on Darky's 10.2 rom.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Landorin:
Voted with yes. It switches to 98% or 96% once I disconnect the charger.

However, I always thought this was merely a display bug or something.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
there is some time (like 30-40 minutes)

after charging battery to 100% that it holds the full gauge
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Prankey:
I started this thread ONLY after I tested on original odexed ROM. I never imagined Samsung would mess it up such a big way. Still can't believe they haven't fixed it yet.

Dude, if you don't DRAIN the battery through some application other than just keeping phone radio on, how do you expect the batter to go low in few hours or so? This issue is obviously more apparent during heavier application than just Wifi or 3G.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] $omator:
it goes down in this wierd way fot exact same time to exact same level inderpendent of wifi/data whatever i think