yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Incredible S] cam975:
I'm not permitted to post outside links as yet so I can't show you where I read it but on another forum someone claims to have received an email saying as much.
[HTC Incredible S] neo-X:
I hope it's true.
[HTC Incredible S] cam975:
I'm trying out Go SMS from the market. Messages have been fine all last night and today so fair. Pretty nifty app.
[HTC Incredible S] neo-X:
Thanks, i'll give it a try.
[HTC Incredible S] biomech91:
Flashing the .27 radio made things a little better, but messages still get stuck sometimes. It's really annoying.
[HTC Incredible S] baste07:
messages getting stuck i think means sms not being able to be sent out. maybe your signal
[HTC Incredible S] biomech91:
My messages send fine, it's the delay of receiving messages that is the issue. I get full bars pretty much all the time.

Apparently Gingerbread is the cause of this, at least on my network. (Bell hasn't released an official 2.3 update yet)
[HTC Incredible S] neo-X:
Same, i've tried .12 .22 & .27.

The best was .12

But i still get that stupid problem of text messages coming through late. :(
[HTC Incredible S] cam975:
Go SMS still working fine here. Been spot on for two days. :)
[HTC Incredible S] byted:
I've been using the 06.03.03 radio and though it's better, I still have problems with text messages that aren't received/sent quickly. This has been a problem with all the radios on Rogers for me.
[HTC Incredible S] neo-X:
Story of my life lol...I'm sick of the delyayed sms!
[HTC Incredible S] byted:
My wife is now having problems where calls don't always get through. Strangely we both have the same radio but it seems to work fine for me. Hope the next radio release is better
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] nycko_h:
Hello,

improper handling and forgotten the pin code. My 3G is locked (device). With the first SIM card, I have put a code in the "SIM card lock" and I do not know. With my other two cards, I am asked to put the sim code (unlock sim card) and I do not know. How to reset this setting?

Already passed factory mode and nothing .... The little button hard reset nothing. Complete reinstallation with both Volume buttons and start ....

I do not know what to do, there is still no update 2.3 and I'm stuck because really need the 3G. There are Custom Rom? If yes, I could not even install it because I know enough about this kind of manipulation. Thank you for those who can find an idea
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] nycko_h:
Hello,

There is no equivalent to a model Dawa D9?

I think it is possible to use the firmware from another shelf.

Tablet Dropad D10 seems to be none. Someone can confirm ? There may be a chance that this Rom works on my Dawa D9
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Luigi91:
Ok, So I recently decided to test out an AOSP Rom, CM7 to be specific, and I can say that I love it. BUT, there is one problem, my data speeds. For some reason, from my room, with a sense rom my 3g data is about 170-230 kb/s download, but when running either CM7 or Evo-deck, my speed is about 70-100 kb/s.

Baseband v. 2.15.00.05.02

PRI 1.77_003

PRL 60679

Anyone know why the AOSP rom would be so much slower, or what I can do to fix it?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tjb3401:
If you go into settings and update your profile and prl that fixes it.

If I've helped you hit the thanks!

Sent from my Shooter
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Luigi91:
That option is not available on either CM7 or Evo-deck.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Muellersirch:
You have to flash to a sense based ROM, then nandroid back. Make sure that you update profile after everything else
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Luigi91:
Ok, so I did that, and now I get 300-400kb/s on sense, and 150-200kb/s on AOSP...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] mikeew83:
I installed the sbf titled MILER_X1_00260_MILER_CDMA_BP_0.sbf but the phone works after speaking with alltel tech support far as making calls receiving but no 3g/data anyone know a fix for this please been searching around to no avail.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] sileshnair:
You are in the milestone forum. Check out on the Droid forum. You need alltel specific radio files for 3g to work. The sbf you flashed does not have that. Its a generic sbf. If you are willing to manually do it, I can give you instructions. You can also check on howardforums. Let me know.

Update

: I have attached the procedure. Good luck. This was taken from HowardForums. Follow all steps including flashing sbf.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] mikeew83:
followed tutorial to the t

Still no data tried several times also when i dial *228 to activate phone it brings me to verizon now instead of alltel.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] mikeew83:
thinking one of the issues is the MIN

on the milestone MIN shows same number as the phone number itself this is incorrect as the MIN on my milestone X shows a different number and a tech earlier had me change this unfortuantly i did no write down the number however im thinking that the MIN on my milestone x would be same for the milestone.also what is the *code to get in to the editor to change the MIN
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] sileshnair:
http://www.howardforums.com/showthr...otorola-Droid-Alltel-Motorola-Milestone/page2

This is the link from where i pulled up info for you.
[Vibrant General] alyoder:
Been using Titanium Backup, Advanced Task Killer, and SetCPU for months and months now. But recently I've stumbled across some apps that make me think they are old-generation and due for retirement...

**OK I admit this is less about a potentially "better" app, and more about a smaller, tighter app for people that just need specific things** Titanium Backup vs. App Backup & Restore: Titanium Backup has a massive amount of features. But what if all you really ever want to do is make full backups of all your user apps so that you can restore them all after a wipe? AB&R is minimalist, clean interface, and it simply lets you choose what apps to back up, and then backs them up as an .apk that you can then send to other devices, or keep as an external backup.

http://www.appbrain.com/app/app-backup-restore/mobi.infolife.appbackup

Advanced Task Killer verses AutoKiller Memory Optimizer: Seems to me that a program that funcitions more like an actual real-time memory manager and less like a clunky killer would be preferable. "AutoKiller Memory Optimizer is not a regular task manager. AutoKiller is an award winner minfree tweaker, it fine tunes android systems inner memory manager to keep your device fast over time. As a side effect it also lowers battery consumption. Also includes a manual process/service manager."

http://www.appbrain.com/app/autokiller-memory-optimizer/com.rs.autokiller

Last but not least, SetCPU vs. Juice Defender: Juice Defender, in addition to being one of the most impressive battery saving apps I've ever run, also manages kernal clock speeds just like SetCPU. I've nearly doubled battery life with this feature rich program. Several different versions from free to 7.99.

http://www.appbrain.com/app/juicedefender-ultimate/com.latedroid.ultimatejuice

Just wondering if some of the old "staple" apps are getting abit dated? Even if its not the apps I compared, maybe there are other apps that are doing things better than the old go-to apps?

Any thoughts about alternative (better) apps to replace old standards?
[Vibrant General] movieaddict:
First off no need for a task killer in froyo or in froyo roms as there not needed. Maybe for eclair but not for froyo. Titanium Backup is good as its developers works closely with the devopement community of roms so he knows wht we need in apps and backups i dont know if this other backup app does that?

I have nothing to say about setcpu as i dont use it.
[Vibrant General] SimeonAS89:
I use autokiller memory optimizer and its a solid app, so I agree with what's posted. I just started using SetCPU recently and its pretty simple to use.

Lots of valid points, but I think most of it overall is just user preference really.
[Vibrant General] deadpass:
As mentioned, stop using a task killer, they can do more harm than good. Titanium backup is still the most used app for restoring apps, freezing apps, and uninstalling those pesky ones. The app restore probably works fine if that's all you need it for.

As for setcpu vs. juice defender these are hardly comparable. setcpu can do more than just save you battery, you can use it for overclocking as well. I ran juice defender for a while and I'm not sure if even made a different, plus not having my phone as up to date as possible from it keeping the radio off defeated the purpose of having a smartphone to me.
[Vibrant General] kawika:
It took me a long time to accept and stop using ATK. In my mind my phone needed it! I needed it! but everyone was right and its all in ur head. I laugh when my friends refuse to stop using them, its whatever really.

The App Backup & Restore app looks good for the masses because it only does the apps and doesn't backup any system settings which is usually what gives people problems.

I love SetCPU!

Agreed this is all preference
[Xperia Play General] vbulletinsux:
Howdy forum, long time lurker, first time caller. How does one open .sin files that are in the blob_fs folder?

Just got the R800x and I'm loving it so far.
[XPERIA X8 General] mhyke13ph:
Im Using MW600 as my Bluetooth Headset, but i found out that the Audio Skips once in a while, while listening to Music, Watching Video's and maybe even in Calls, Im using FroyoBread v016.

I have already asked doixanh about this, but he doesn't have a BT Headset, so it is impossible for him to fix this.

Is there anyone out there who could help us users with BT Headset and find for a fix for FroyoBread or every custom roms out there, i heard that this bug is present in every custom roms

Thanks :)
[XPERIA X8 General] opexblue:
I use DS205 and I didn't have skip problem. Not yet I guess... :p

But I notice the phone become a bit laggy.

Owww, I almost forgot, the play/pause button doesn't work
[XPERIA X8 General] matii_ziomek:
i have the same problem, my bluetooth headset it SE MH100
[XPERIA X8 General] mhyke13ph:
Let's hope that some dev's can look around with this problem and can find a fix
[XPERIA X8 General] kuyagaol:
is this occur on racht hackdroid too?
[XPERIA X8 General] NS_85:
This problem caused from Sony's special codecs. MW600 works perfectcly on original roms, but when we use custom roms we have sound interruptions :mad:

I'm looking for alternate bluetooth stereo hedset for MW600. Is anyone suggest to me an alternate?
[XPERIA X8 General] flamingos_usa:
I use a plantronics backbeat headset with my HTC Evo 4G and every songle custom rom i have tried makes it skip... is there a solution for it?
[XPERIA X8 General] Asycid:
For me (with MW600) sound only skips in 2.2 ROMs. 2.3 ROMs should be fine, so if it skips under gigerbread, then I think you have got no problem with headset or rom but there are some CPU eating app you've got there. So try PowerAmp and set the audio thread priority to maximum. See if it works.

Notice that we've got X8 there, so your problem might be different!

Sent from my heart using a brain :))
[XPERIA X8 General] Daft*mau5:
i have mh100 using gingerdx v23b and i don't have any problem with the audio skipping or any thing p.s: using alfs GDX v8

you should consider upgrading and using alfs kernel-or without kernel-

plus i wanted to ask a question about your headset can you play FM radio through Bluetooth or does it tell you to connect wired headset
[Xperia Play General] Logseman:
I've been wandering and wondering about my failed first ROM, and while I was looking for ressources, I found this:

http://android.modaco.com/content/a...es-inside-the-nandroid-img-file/#entry1745667

Unyaffs is used to extract *.img files, but it seems that it only works on Linux. So I searched and found this windows port. I think it can be useful: the 5 "similar threads" I am seeing right above this topic are questions on how to extract .img files :D
[Xperia Play General] DZonikg:
I menage to past that dbus error but after loading some modules i got cant init bnep module ...i give up for now
[Xperia Play General] sdojoin:
I think "yaffey" pretty much cover that dont u think??;)
[Xperia Play General] Spatinator:
are you also able to extract and repack kernel images with this tool? ??
[General Topics] keith.valdez:
I love the build. Looking great. I love the little touches, like the movable typing cursor. Awesome. Can't wait till Dj_Steve completes the Rom. Amazing programmer to be sure.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clintceastwood:
Is there a main reason why this might be happening im rooted on evil fascinate rom ED01 kernel
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Newgeta:
I think I know what happened, reason; I had the same issue not 48 hours ago 3G for about 1-8 sec then nothing, 1X for about 1-10 sec then nothing, over and over, kept hoping it would come back but did not, trust me bra, I feel ur pain.

I went to commrom for the first time and did not flash a kernel or the new radio. (I WAS a total noob, now as you will see, I think I got this...)

So, guess what? back to stock for you!

( i know you've done it like 100 times by now just go with it, trust me!)

Once back to 2.1 (odin!)

Use the Guide somewhere on here to get your "spanking new radio", I cant remember the post, someone might link it below here once I get them rolling.

Then go to the stock 2.2 ROM on here

I think the Post author's name was Adrenalyne or something, seemed like an über admin type, perhaps Ill get to say thanks some day, anyway...

Follow the 2 old guides (sorry no links! XP) once you are at 2.1 to install the new radio and then the 2.2 stock bloated rom....

Once you have your new radio flash in CWM, move up to 2.2 stock rom, pick an aftermarket ROM ( I use the new EF) and an OC Kernel (I use OTB, its nice, google it) , flash ROM then Kernel before you boot into the new Custom Rom (EF) and here is the kicker....

You need to use your "My VZW" account online, move your phone service to another VZW phone, activate it then move it back to your fascinate, i know, it sucks...

This SEEMS to kick your new radio in the arse and get it working correct again.

I got lucky and a friend at work had an old phone he let me use for 5 min.

Beg, borrow, steal, whatever, once you xfer back to your fascinate, reactive using the menus, turn on mobile data after a reboot and hope!

Should fix ya!

If you are old hat and knew all of this except the last step, sorry for the long winded reply!

You want Baseband S:1500.04V.ED01

Kernel 2.6.32.9

Build SCH-I500.ED01

If any site admins have advice on this feel free to post those links I spoke of, I'm sure you have sent many people to them in the past.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hack_the_planet:
Hi all,

I'm running Nero V3 with Froyo 2.2. Kernel version is 2.6.32.9 (if that's helpful).

I would like to install Simply Honey 3.8 but cannot get Heimdall to recognize my phone. I suspect it has something to do with the secondary bootloader issue.

I have access to VMWare Fusion and Windows XP but cannot get Kies 2.0 to recognize my phone.

Can I simply flash the Simply Honey 3.8 zip using CWM?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yalkowni:
yes you can
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hack_the_planet:
Hmm, that mentions about upgrading from a Gingerbread rom, but I'm using a Froyo rom. (Hence my hesitation.) Is it still safe?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yalkowni:
what you can do is go to revolution rom(which dosent need odin) then to simply honey 3.8.....

thanks button if i helped
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hack_the_planet:
Thanks, and thanked! (#22 ^_^ )
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyle51:
i went straight from simply galaxy 2.8 (2.2.1) to simply honey 3.8

i flashed simply honey 3.3 through recovery then 3.8 large through the CWM app and it works fine for me (dont have bootloaders but only get rainbow on boot)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashokjadav:
you can get rid of the rainbows if you want by loading the GB bootloaders...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashokjadav:
here is the link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1117990
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] audifanatic518:
Hi,

Are there any GB ROMS or kernels that support USB Accessory Mode? The main reason I put custom firmware on my phone was so that I could develop hardware to interface with the phone. thanks!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nuwanmw1988:
I also want to know weather it is possible....
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobshute:
I do not believe that the Vibrant hardware supports USB Host mode. To do that the vibrant (and it's battery) would need to provide at least 100mv (I think thats min) to the 5v vbus to power the accessory.

The USB port is now set to draw power (for charging etc) not provide power.

edit: check out the Nook Color forum. There they have (sort of) gotten the Nook to support USB Host mode using a powered USB hub. It took a kernel change and app to switch. It's different on the Nook as it uses open source bootlaoders (Das u-boot.bin) vs. the closed source Samsung boot.bin, sbl.bin we are stuck with.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fraserwAstro:
I looked into this a while ago. The best efforts were attempting to use Sven's Nexus USB Host Mode hack. Unfortunately the hardware is so different between the two models that the hack simply wouldn't work. No one else it seemed took up the torch to make this work. Can't seem to find the thread discussing this. It was like 8 months ago.

And the power issues of the phone are easily negated by using a powered USB hub in the chain between phone and device. The only limiting factor for the Galaxy is not having a supported driver.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Adapt0r:
Officially accessory mode is implemented starting with Android 2.3.4. In this mode Android phone is an accessory to some host external hardware and receiving power (0.5A) out of the host.

Host mode is implemented officially only on tablet Honeycomb 3.1. I think Google made external usb devices such as memory, keyboards, and mice usable for Honeycomb tablets.

If you are interested find IOIO project which uses ADB for bridging external hardware on Android before 2.3.4.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fvnktion:
Any update on accessory mode in gingerbread? I see that some new 2.3.5 stuff is out.

Would like to get working on developing external hardware to interface these sweet machines.

Just found this link: http://www.techspot.com/news/45032-rumor-ice-cream-sandwich-coming-in-october.html . Even if the Galaxy models get usb accessory mode, it looks like there is a new line from samsung that will not only support usb accessory mode, but will support usb host!
[Bravo Android Development] jorgonv:
Fixes for MIUI and CM7 Running on Bravo

Signal Issue Fix:​

Works on MIUI and CM7​

1. Download the .zip file below and put it on your phone

2. Extract

3. In root explorer, delete all the files in /etc/motorola/bp_nvm_default/

4. Copy the extracted files into /etc/motorola/bp_nvm_default/

5. Set permissions on ALL the files to "rw-r--r--" or you will bootloop! In the end, the permissions should look like this:

6. Reboot and enjoy a signal:D

I will try to create an flashable .zip to remove the hassle of changing all the permissions​
[Bravo Android Development] GeNiO426:
That's awesome, and good work on doing the testing so far, but I'm going to wait until there is something more solid so I can actually use those features on my phone as they are.
[Bravo Android Development] jorgonv:
If you want to return back to your regular rom (BravoX, stock bravo 2.2), I suggest wipe data/cache, sbf, then restore your backup
[Bravo Android Development] MCFarmfresh:
Props for giving this a shot jorgonv :) have u tried modifying your apn settings to see if that would improve the reception? Gonna give this a go when I get home from work tonight ;) thanks
[Bravo Android Development] jorgonv:
I copied the exact apn settings from what I had before and it didn't help. it probably has to do with the differing frequencies in the radios between the defy and bravo
[Bravo Android Development] BravoMotorola:
Hopefully bandroidx will come to the rescue and get a working camera and good signal on this. The only thing I can think for the signal problems is that we need a compatible radio (the Defy CM7 is for tmobile). This is bad though because I haven't seen any SBF flashable radios for the Bravo yet...
[Bravo Android Development] jorgonv:
Yeah, hopefully. But I am trying to fix the signal problem to make the phone actually usable. Wish me luck!

UPDATE: Fixed signal problem!!!!:D:D suggested by abhi897

Works on MIUI (tested), not tested on CM. I'm 99% sure it will work with CM though.

Put the zipped files in /etc/motorola/bp_nvm_default/

WITH PERMISSIONS on all of them set to:

rw-r--r--

Set permissions or you WILL bootloop!

Will try to create update.zip tomorrow
[Bravo Android Development] MCFarmfresh:
Dude!!! you Jorg are the man! I have been going non stop since I got off and haven't had any time to play with this but out is definitely getting done as soon as I find the time. I will try out with CM to confirm it is working. Will report back ;)
[Bravo Android Development] jorgonv:
Thank you!
[Bravo Android Development] ripin150:
Could you make us a backup in titanium? Would that even work?
[Bravo Android Development] jorgonv:
You can make your backup with titanium, which I recommend also because that is way you will get your apps back. I haven't tried restoring my BravoX rom data, but I kind of have a feeling that it'll bootloop.
[Bravo Android Development] ripin150:
For some reason, I cant install cm7 or miui with the instructions in this thread. But would it install from a backup, without having to do the sndinit and all that?
[Bravo Android Development] jorgonv:
I'll redo the instructions in the morning because people have been having some problems. You can probably install from a backup, I'll try to post one tomorrow.
[Bravo Android Development] AlexzOzO:
Very Good with my post...^^!
[Bravo Android Development] AlexzOzO:
Did you try score Benchmark in MIUI or CM7 on Bravo...I want to see that score...^^ ...1GHz CPU Process is working...!
[Bravo Android Development] jorgonv:
MIUI Quadrant Benchmark Scores:

The rom is pre-overclocked to 1ghz

1ghz, 58 VSEL: very good graphics! fast read and write speed

1.2044

2.2226

3.2227

4.2360

1.2ghz, 60 VSEL: Faster!

(1.2ghz, 58 VSEL rebooted my phone)

1.2238

2.2577

3.2734

4.2741
[Bravo Android Development] BravoMotorola:
Heck yea!!:D Good going! I can live without the camera for CM7...but hopefully we or I when I get home can find a solution for that too! Maybe if we copied some parts of the build prop in the camera area from the 2.2 stock bravo files to the CM7 bravo and recompiled the camera apk from the 2.2 stock bravo to 2.3 and moved that over as well we could get it working. I just wonder all it is in the system files that has to do with the camera...
[Bravo Android Development] jorgonv:
The build.prop modification is a good idea, I'll look into that today.

The blur camera has been ported, ill look into that too

But, I do think all we need to do is replace some simple lib.so's or something. I already tried to replace some libs, but it just bootlooped for me:confused:
[Bravo Android Development] AlexzOzO:
Very well...It's great for my article to have Recovery Bravo free that you have made ​​a very exciting topic Bravo ... Bravo Try to develop for ... The ones you've done for a long time now I have to Bravo make more ...^^!
[Bravo Android Development] jorgonv:
It was originally in a flashable .zip format from the defy forums but people were having problems and soft bricking, so made it a nandroid installation (it worked for cm but I'm not sure about miui nandroid)
[Bravo Android Development] rdannar:
Jorgon? So the defy update zips work without changing anything?
[Bravo Android Development] jorgonv:
I can get them to work on my phone, but others have had some problems. Try them on ur phone, but you might brick