yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] power3dfx:
The fone dialer screen is really nice, the blue call button is really sweet.. since 4G disappeared from quick settings I installed toms transparent note bar and lost some of the blue theme.. anyways I've tried many themes and usually go bak to stock and even though I don't agree with everything u did, I definitely appreciate the blue theme, u have good taste!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] EVOlvedAndroid:
Thanks power3dfx
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] phillymade:
No 4G toggle

Flashed this theme on Synergy. Great job. Love the color and animations. Just don't have 4G toggle in quick menu. I'll work around this for now. Will we see it in an update???
[Eee Pad Transformer General] invertedskull:
Hey all.

I've looked for similar posts to my query but nothing specifically exists. My girlfriend got herself the Transformer a few days ago and she's loving it so far. It's the 32GB wifi only version with the dock. It's running Android 3.1, and I JUST checked the firmware (it is HMJ37.WW_epad-8.4.4.5.2-20110603).

However we've noticed it occasionally loads web pages extremely slow (or not at all - it'll just stall). Often half the page will be blank / white and scrolling up and down makes the page look messy, if that makes sense. And additionally we're having no success downloading email attachments UNLESS we use the stock email app.

We've tried downloading attachments from her Hotmail account which fail straight away, though the file is saved, only it's 0KB. We've also had no luck with this in her Microsoft OWA (Outlook Web Access) for her work email (the same thing happens with the attachments).

Using the stock email app is fine and downloading of attachments work fine. So we thought maybe the stock Browser is just playing up. We tried Firefox and it's the same (not to mention text looks horrid in OWA). We also tried Skyfire and while it's a nice browsing experience the same problem exists with downloading attachments.

Of course then I wondered that perhaps the wifi connection is messed up. We're going to run some tests with tethering from out phones tonight, but we're able to go to the Market and surf the net without any problems. Even in stock Browser the Hotmail emails themselves are fine, just attachments don't download.

I installed Galaxy on Fire, and got to the download extra content screen, but it has yet to successfully download the files. First attempt got to about 12%, then stalled. I tried relaunching the game, download won't budge. Uninstalled it, re-installed, started to download again, got to 26% and stalled again. Very frustrating!

So that's the deal. Anyone else experienced anything similar to this?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] invertedskull:
All problems are fixed. It must have been just a dodgy wifi connection. :D Thread can be closed.

EDIT: Scrap that, the problem is back and it's got me perplexed! GAAAAH!

Ok, I've just gone into my Netgear router's setting and on the Wireless Station Access List I have five devices connected to the network. My PC, my girlfriend's Wii, two devices named "Android_XXX (XXX is a bunch of numbers - two sets) and then a device named "UNKNOWN." I think the Transformer is one of the "Android_XXX" devices. On closer inspection, it appears the Mac address of one of the "Android_XXX" and the Mac address in the Tf's settings match.

Any suggestions folks? Please? :P
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Frooty:
I want to try to port AOSP to my Samsung Infuse, but I need a little help. I heard that in order to port ROMs like this, you basically start by getting the source, building it, then putting it on your phone. Then try to boot into it and see what's broken and fix it(I realize fixing what's broken is going to be where majority of the work will be at.).

I downloaded the source to AOSP from Google and was able to build it, then I tried putting it on my phone but I'm unable to boot into it. How do you figure out why it won't boot? I tried running logcat on my computer when booting but it just says waiting for device and nothing else ever comes up.

Any help regarding helping me get it booting or any other general porting advice would be greatly appreciated!
[HTC Inspire 4G] Irish Enigma:
Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to install SRS enhancement on Cyanogenmod 7. I am running Coredroid and it has SRS and I can't live without it.

Thanks
[HTC Inspire 4G] jags_the1:
As far ad i know... nope... dsp manager can b used meanwhile for somewhat making your listning experience better. Can i ask whats so gr8 about these!? When last time i used sense rom and used these, and i burst out laughing thinking is this the so called srs and dolby feature.. lol.. urghh i think ppl have just become too picky these days and can't differentiate between true features due to lack od knowledge. Pls go to mgm or any electronics/music shop and listen to true srs and dolby using cmpatible headset(and ohh they are expensive :o) feel the difference.

So according to me there is not Much difference even if use cm7. And dsp manager does a good job for effects too.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Lord_Schrotty:
just read this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1022967

it's the only way to get srs/dolby mobile on cm7 i think
[T-Mobile LG G2x] death1246:
I no longer have a G2x so I wont be able to update this thread anymore :/ But if you all check the files Im sure you can easily figure it out hopefully someone keeps this updated.

I am not responsible for any problems with your device. ALWAYS DO A NANDROID BACK UP!

I've got tired of my internal SD mount point being emmc... so I went ahead and linked it to "_InternalSD" on my memory card.

Fully functional now thanks to the updated kernel for our device. Loads quicker than before ever since nightly 83.

Copy to sd card and flash.

Hope it works for everyone. If file system doesnt get mounted... you may have to mount it manually in the recovery menu.

Just flash and reboot and enjoy using winamp on your phones again or listening to music or whatever! Or just saving movies to your Internal.

Instructions after flashing!

Create a folder called "_InternalSD" or "_ExternalSD" on the root of your SD Card. Fixed double underscore made it 1 now so its _InternalSD the same goes for _ExternalSD version

Will be updating nightly builds as I DL them.

Download Nightly Versions:

Download this version to make Internal Secondary:

Nightly 93 [CLICK HERE]

Nightly 87 [CLICK HERE]

Nightly 84 [CLICK HERE]

Download this version to make External Secondary:

Nightly 93 [CLICK HERE]

Nightly 87 [CLICK HERE]

Nightly 84 [CLICK HERE]

Download Cyanogen RC Versions:

Internal Secondary RC1 [CLICK HERE]

External Secondary RC1 [CLICK HERE]

Download MIUI Versions:

Download this version to make Internal Secondary:

MIUI Alpha 2 [CLICK HERE]

Download this version to make External Secondary:

MIUI Alpha 2 [CLICK HERE]

Enjoy!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] death1246:
Updated Jul 23, 2001

Updated to Nightly #87

Updated Jul 20, 2001

Fixed double Underscore made it single

Loading Issues fixed thanks to latest CM kernel in nightly builds

Added Nightly 84 to the list

Added _External Versions thanks to xipher_zero

Viewing size of internal or external memory fixed by Nightly Update
[T-Mobile LG G2x] fcisco13:
Thanks for this. One of the reasons im not on gb is all the emmc, sdcard messed up crap. So with this i would have _internalSD and _externalSD? in what directory do I create _internalSD folder? Do I flash both?

Suprah..."no cyanogen, rom manager still fake flashes the roms thats y for nvidia phones we have to use nvflash"
[T-Mobile LG G2x] fcisco13:
Is it posible to combine internal n external storage and have it mount as one?

Suprah..."no cyanogen, rom manager still fake flashes the roms thats y for nvidia phones we have to use nvflash"
[T-Mobile LG G2x] short/y:
Not that I'm aware of without using something like unionfs or aufs. It was used way back in the G1 days and there may've been other problems with it. I mentioned it to one of the devs here and he was going to look into it but who knows if he's had time.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] death1246:
Not fully but the internal will be mounted inside your external so you have to create a folder called __InternalSD in your memory card right now.

Im working on reversing it to be as stock but its a bit difficult at the moment.

As for making them fully one mount its not possible since its 2 separate memory slots.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] fcisco13:
Thank u, and yes stock would be much better.

Suprah..."no cyanogen, rom manager still fake flashes the roms thats y for nvidia phones we have to use nvflash"
[T-Mobile LG G2x] KiNG OMaR:
Couldn't you just reflash the rom? Not trying to be a smartass but that's what I would have done first :o
[T-Mobile LG G2x] derekedw:
Thanks for this!! Great idea.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] derekedw:
Oh and to let everyone know there are two underscores in the path.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] death1246:
No because it would set it to emmc mount point yet again.

I will work on this and updating the info on instruction yes its 2 underscores __

and I set it to link it Im 100% that it is case sensative

__InternalSD
[T-Mobile LG G2x] yungdizz:
Wonderful job! This made me get cm7 lol :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Carpet161:
So are you saying flash the .zip and then put a folder on the Internal SD called "__InternalSD" ? Or are we puting that folder on the External SD?

Thanks and Sorry. Im the type that measures twice cuts once :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] derekedw:
Well remember that this is for CM7 and nothing else. CM7 mounts the Internal Storage to \mnt\sdcard and the external storage to \mnt\emmc. The problem with emmc is that most apps don't see or scan this directory so anything on your internal storage doesn't get recognized.

So review:

G2x Stock

Internal Storage = /mnt/sdcard

External Storage = /mnt/sdcard/_ExternalSD

CM7 stock

Internal Storage = /mnt/emmc

External Storage = /mnt/sdcard

This Mod

Internal Storage = /mnt/sdcard/__InternalSD

External Storage = /mnt/sdcard

You can create the directory __InternalSD in your native CM7 sdcard

Or

Flash this and then create the directory and remount your internal storage

I flashed it and then noticed my internal storage wouldn't mount (for obvious reasons). Created the directory _InternalSD and it still wouldn't mount. Noticed that the underscore looked a bit longer so tried __InternalSD and then it mounted.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] death1246:
Yes it required 2 underscores for some reason the OS wouldn't read 1 underscore.

The __InternalSD card goes on your main memory card not the internal ;)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Carpet161:
Thank you for the info. Could you please tell me the difference between the two ZIP files
[T-Mobile LG G2x] death1246:
one is signed with test keys the other is no signed...

but I do need to update the test keys of anyone has them for me.

There is no difference in what the 2 zips do im working on the reversed version now.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Carpet161:
This is working great. Thanks for making it.

Since /emmc is no longer the folder and filled with stock CM7 garbage I put on there, is it safe to use root explorer to delete its contents so I no longer have doubles?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] death1246:
emmc is still the mount point just really routed. But deleting anything in there shouldn't affect it. As duplicates shouldn't happen.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Rootuser3.0:
when plugged in pc only internal sd card popes up
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
You're right, and I dislike this. Give me a few minutes and I'll post an updated one for nightly 124--internal and external.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
Alright, here you go. These are the zipfiles for CM7 only, nightly build 124. (I don't use any of the other options in the OP, so I wouldn't know how to modify the provided zips).

This should work properly with CM7's newfound option to "use internal memory". If you want to use the internal memory, flash external_secondary_nightly_124.zip and make sure you check the box in CyanogenMod settings (under Applications) to "Use internal storage". It will create the _ExternalSD folder on your internal memory, and mount the SD card there. By default, "Use internal Storage", without this zipfile, will put your SDcard at /mnt/emmc, which was really the lazy option for the CM team to implement this functionality, IMO. Since I use this scheme, I know this zipfile works.

Otherwise, flash internal_secondary_nightly_124.zip. This will mount your SDcard at /sdcard, and the internal eMMC memory at /sdcard/_InternalSD. I have not, however, tested this zip, so I cannot guarantee it works. It should, though, in theory. I don't really have time to do a thorough test as I'm preparing to leave town for the weekend.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] miguelm75:
have you seen this: http://rootzwiki.com/showthread.php?4601-AOSP-Custom-Gingerbread-OMFGB-1.3.1-G2x-Nightlies? new dev in da house ;-)

unfortunatelly this MOD is not working with his ROM. can anybody try to make proper zips? please, please, please...
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
Eh, nothing on the front page really compels me to try it out. Most of its benefits look to be already provided by CM7.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] miguelm75:
also wondering, if someone is able to provide better battery life, than faux123's ROM and kernel ;-)

but maybe there is a possibility of making those zips, reisaru? :-)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
In order to do that I'd have to learn how that rom sets mount points and whatnot. It's a lot of complication I can't justify taking the time for at the moment, since I won't be using it.

I posted some instructions on how to update the zips for the CM7 nightlies, you might be able to figure it out from that.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lordstrife:
Ok instead of flashing everytime you do an update just keep An edited copy of vold.fstab handy with these changes.

dev_mount emmc /mnt/sdcard auto /devices/platform/s3c-sdhci.2/mmc_host/mmc2

dev_mount emmc /mnt/emmc auto /devices/platform/s3c-sdhci.0/mmc_host/mmc0

This fixed my problem with the switched up cards!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
Firstly-- Which ROM is this for? The device nodes don't match what CM7 uses.

Second, you've assigned the same label ("emmc") to both the emmc and sdcard. This may work for you right now, but could cause problems in the future.

And finally, this will only work if you are okay with the default secondary mountpoint (in CM7, this is /mnt/emmc). As I want my SDcard mounted as a folder of my internal memory, this would not work for me.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Beggars1923:
Does this work with the other version of MIUI?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] smoothmoose:
Yes. Running it now on mini 1.9.16
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
I've updated the files for the Nightly Build 143 released today. I discovered a mistake I made in internal_secondary_nightly_124.zip, and corrected it. If that file did not work for you previously, give the new one a try.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
Here's today's 147.

An explanation of why I'm not updating these daily: Not every nightly changes something for the G2X (as detailed on the commitlog), and I don't bother flashing my phone or updating these zips for those. 144, 145 and 146 definitely didn't. I was unable to find information as to whether libagl is used on this device, so I went ahead and updated anyway.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Joseg1320:
Okay, I'm dumb so I'm still trying to understand this.

Right now my phone is only using the Internal Storage which is like 1 gig and a half, and my microSD card. The photos taken from my camera are being stored on my microSD card. I would like to know how I can use the _ExternalSD in the phone that never gets used.

Right now if I click on the "Use internal storage" in the CM7 settings, it installs the apps into my microSD card. How can I make the phone use the _ExternalSD memory in my phone instead of my microSD card?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
...Damnit, I hate when I hit Thanks instead of "Quote". Well, there's a free one for you. =P

So! The phone has two "internal" partitions usable by apps: the 1.5GB space where the apps are installed (this is considered an "internal" app installation, and does not fall under Apps2SD), and the 5.44GB (formatted) eMMC memory where downloads and app data (in the stock rom) go. We are not concerned with the 1.5GB partition, as this is untouchable. Apps go there, and that's it.

"Use Internal Storage", by itself, has nothing to do with where your apps are installed. What it changes is what partition CM7 mounts at /sdcard-- The actual removable SD Card, or the phone's 5.44GB eMMC. Wherever this points, is where your apps store their data--including your camera.

When you set CM7 to install apps to sdcard, it installs the app at either the SD Card, or the 5.4GB eMMC, whichever is mounted at /sdcard (it actually uses a separate partition, but we'll call it /sdcard for this explanation as the second partition is made up from from whatever would have been at /sdcard).

When you first got your phone, it mounted the 5.44GB eMMC memory at /sdcard, and the removable SD card at /sdcard/_ExternalSD. When you install CM7, by default it puts the SD card at /sdcard, and the eMMC memory at /mnt/emmc. This is not ideal, because many apps cannot use the /mnt/emmc point. When you set CM7 to "Use Internal Storage", it swaps these mount points: /sdcard is now the eMMc memory, and the removable SD card is mounted at /mnt/emmc. As you can see, this is still not ideal because this doesn't change the fact that apps cannot access /mnt/emmc.

Okay now that that's out of the way:

To me, and some others, the ideal situation is how the stock rom did it: eMMC memory at /sdcard, and the removable SD card at /sdcard/_ExternalSD. This way, since _ExternalSD is a subdirectory of /sdcard, apps can access it by default (titanium backup, for instance, will see backups located at /sdcard/_ExternalSD/TitaniumBackup, but will not see the ones at /mnt/emmc/TitaniumBackup. The stock, and CM7 stock, camera apps always put your camera/DCIM folder at /sdcard).

These zipfiles change where that secondary storage area goes. Instead of /mnt/emmc, the "internal-secondary" zipfile puts the eMMC memory at /sdcard/_InternalSD. Likewise, the "external-secondary" zipfile puts the SDCard (SD card is considered "external" memory) at /sdcard/_ExternalSD.

If you want to use the SDcard as your primary storage area, flash CM7, flash the internal-secondary zipfile, and leave the "Use Internal Memory" box in CM Settings unchecked.

If you want to use the eMMC memory as your primary storage area, flash CM7, flash the external-secondary zipfile, and check the "Use Internal Memory" box.

Again, this has nothing to do with where your apps are installed, it changes only what memory your apps can access.

Likewise, if you have no problem with CM7 mounting the secondary memory at /mnt/emmc, you have no need to flash the zipfiles in this thread. =D
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Joseg1320:
Right now if I go to Storage, the eMMC 5.22GB is at SD card and my microSD card is at /mnt/emmc

I can move my apps to microSD and they still work. Is it only some apps that can't use mnt/emmc?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
Again, this has nothing to do with moving apps. That's not the function of these files. These change how apps access *storage* areas. Not where apps are installed.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Kennii:
Can you please please please! make this for MIUI!?

---------- Post added at 07:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:24 PM ----------

i need my phones internal memory as the main memory
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
I don't use MIUI, so I can't really justify taking the time to learn how the files need to be modified to work with it. I posted a tutorial several pages back, if you'd like to take the time you can probably figure out how to do the work for yourself.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Kennii:
but isn't miui based off of CM? if all it takes is editing the build.pro and vold.fstab files

im sure it isn't that hard. I have no exp or anything i dont kno how to begin, but just saying. I hope someone can help me
[T-Mobile LG G2x] phburks:
Copy and paste the contents of your build.prop and vold.fstab files to a post here and I'll tell you how to edit them. I don't have MIUI so I don't know how exactly they're worded. It should be just a simple edit with root explorer and you'll be good to go.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
I didn't learn how MIUI came about, I just looked at the website and wasn't very impressed with the project (for instance, they claim "unique UI" but the image of the phone right next to that statement has essentially the iOS UI with widgets: not really very unique). Even if it were, it's entirely possible the necessary lines in vold.fstab and build.prop are significantly different from the same files in CM7.

I have no idea how phburks intends to help you without knowing MIUI for himself, but if he can, hell, *I'll* give him a Thanks. =P

Good luck.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] :
To tell you the truth i use this for every miui build I use the alpha one and I have no issues
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Kennii:
and ur emmc is "sdcard"? if so, wat folder is ur external in?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
You have at least one, but just haven't noticed it: Your About Phone screen doesn't show the correct information.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] :
Mines is like stock 2.2 internal is main external is second
[T-Mobile LG G2x] phburks:
To change it so that your internal card is your primary sdcard and the external one is secondary, change the lines I have quoted here. I use root explorer and just make all of the changes on the phone using the build in text editor.

In the build.prop, change the line that's quoted above so that it says ro.additionalmounts=/mnt/sdcard/_ExternalSD and be sure to save the changes.

In the vold.fstab, under the #Internal SD card change the mount point section so it reads /mnt/sdcard and then under #External SD card change the mount point section so that it reads /mnt/sdcard/_ExternalSD and make sure to save your changes.

Reboot and you should be good to go.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
Apologies for the delay, I had rather a busy weekend and then spent Monday recovering from it. Starting up again from the most recent nightly, here you are for 151.

Update: Screw all that. I just tested and discovered that they suddenly do not work. I am unsure why, as I have checked all the files that are modified to be sure they're right. I will have to look into it some more, it may have something to do with the "vold: add class AutoVolume to support auto-mount and fake sdcard" update from Nightly 149.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
Alright, I found the problem. The files have been fixed and are now usable.

If you are updating files from the OP for your own usage, make sure to change the /META-INF/com/google/android/updater-script mount() call to use ext4. This was apparently causing a failure during the flash and /system wasn't getting mounted. I'm guessing this didn't break for me before today because the last time I flashed, I had already pre-mounted /system via CWM.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
152 doesn't have anything significant for the G2x over 151, but I had to flash it to test out something someone posted in another thread.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
It's been a while! 160 has what looks to be some significant changes over 153 (including A2DP workarounds for those of you feening for it!), so here you go.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
161 adds "in-call audio tuning". Enjoy.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] reisaru:
They've incremented CM7 to 7.1, but the G2x-related changes all look to be cosmetic.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] arctic84:
the zip file to make the external memory secondary doesn't seem to work, tried flashing, wiping, etc.. more than once. no success so far.