yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Sensation] pamplinas:
No, thank you for the awesome work!
[HTC Sensation] lambn001:
Thanks

thanks for the steelers on maybe a NY Mets one
[HTC Sensation] predator21:
For

sprayed93gt

Ur mod is up
[HTC Sensation] biohaz55:
Hi Lalitsehgal21,

Now that you've sorted the inverted clock could you please re-do the Alien skin with the inverted clock.

Many thanks
[HTC Sensation] predator21:
i kept ur point in mind bro...done it..jst uploading it as writing this message
[HTC Sensation] predator21:
Its up n ready
[HTC Sensation] bummpy:
Luv ur works

But i really fall in love with soft dragons' dot transparent clock

you think u could flash it to ur themes?

I love transparent clocks with weather,cos i still wanna have my own pics as my wallpaper
[Hero, G2 Touch General] TomasNM:
Hi all.

I have no data plan on my Hero and no wifi at work.

However,I have internet connection in my private TouchPro and it is able to send the GSM/3G connection to the air via bluetooth(AdHoc/BT Network/PAN) (Internet Sharing PAN).

I can catch/connect the PAN provided from TouchPro on my laptop and it works well.

How can I catch the internet,shared from my Rafi via BT?

Thanks in advance.
[HTC Inspire 4G] yokozuna82:
What is the easiest way to root and enable sideload apps ?
[HTC Inspire 4G] ZeroRilix:
You need to read mudknot's stickied guide front to back several times. The best advice anyone can give you on it is read, read, read, and read some more. The process is not complicated, but is not easy by no means. It will happen if you read, be patient, don't rush, and follow the steps precisely.
[HTC Inspire 4G] s14evil:
There are two methods on how to root....there is the (Hack Kit)... And the (simple one click ) by bubby... I used the one click method... But read read read...
[HTC Inspire 4G] cwhitney24:
Read read read. Do more research, have a drink to calm the nerves, then use bubby's one click. Works perfectly! Then after that flash the Ninja rom in my sig.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Wolf:
Everyone is correct. Reading first will help things go a lot smoother. I would recommend attn1 hack kit. You have a lot of roms to choose from. Just take your time. If you really get stuck or don't understand then ask.
[HTC Inspire 4G] navymac62:
I agree. Read and one click
[HTC Inspire 4G] yokozuna82:
Oh thanks I rooted super easy ...what's the custom Rom that's is close to stock in look and feel
[HTC Inspire 4G] glitterbug:
The answer to your question has be stated 6 times in this thread: read :D

(aosp is stock. cyanogenmod is aosp + some extras. many people like cm)
[HTC Inspire 4G] tweaked:
Search the Dec section for tcp.. stock..blowy removed. Sense and overclockable.. or if you ant also get gingerbeast or ninja. SOMe peeps. Like nihilism. It sucks tho. Lol
[HTC Inspire 4G] chazbot7:
Root password?

Im trying to follow the Ace Hack Kit (v11), but when I try to run the hack-ace.sh code, it asks me for the root password, which I don't know and can;t find anywhere online. I feel like an idiot for asking, but what is it? Ive been searching for hours. :confused:

Im running OS X 10.6.6, and the phone is Kernel version 2.6.32.21-g6a5ff14 htc-kernel@and18-2 #1, if that helps at all.

Im new to rooting, Ive been a Jailbreaker until I just switched to Android. I understand everything in the hack guide, just cant get past the simplest step it feels like. Someone help me out?

And sorry for putting this on someone else's thread... it wouldnt let me post an original for some reason.
[HTC Inspire 4G] yokozuna82:
Never got that prompt all you really need to do I press 1,2,3 it does everything for you
[HTC Inspire 4G] Scott_S:
Lol. Man the keyboard really had it in for you on that one. :p

I like "blowy" though. It's a refreshing change. :D
[HTC Inspire 4G] moe3754:
I have had two inspires and on my first one I used Bubby's rooting program only because it did not require the use of command prompt as much as the Hack kit did at the time, but on my second inspire I used the hack kit because that has truly been turned into a fool proof way of rooting and it seem's that bubby has abandoned his rooting program because it has not been updated for sometime. The hack kit does it all for you all you have to do is tell it what you want done by entering either a 1,2 or a 3 and it does the rest.

As for rom's I use the Coredroid because it is closer to the HTC stock sense and Surgio keeps up on the updates and the bugs also.
[HTC Inspire 4G] thoffland:
I'm on my first Android with the Inspire and rooted a few days ago using the hack kit... it was very simple and all went well. I've gone through a few roms already, probably didn't give each enough time but wanted to find something I liked and now ended up with GingerBeast. There is a problem with GPS though with Gingerbread but if you look for gingerbread gps fix it can be taken care of easily.
[HTC Inspire 4G] moe3754:
You should give each rom at least a week to see how it works, there is a wierd thing with rom's they need a couple of days to settle in to the phone and to see how the battery and everything else work with that certain rom, that is why I have chosen one rom and have stuck with it through two inspires, I have found coredroid to be the best rom for my purposes and none other fit the bill.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Verdes8891:
I am also new to Rooting of my inspire, but not a noob to android by anymeans. I searched and searched through and through the thread with the simple one click root. I understand what it is that i need to do.

But for the life of me, i cannot get the simple one click root application to download and install on my computer. I have my antivirus and all off, firewall turned off. I download the file, it starts extracting and unziping. Then it goes to installation. The green bar at the bottom gets up to about 90% full, then the entire screen just closes by itself and thats it.

Restarted my computer 4 times and tried it again 4 times last night with the same results. SO i guess my question is not going to be how to root, i think i got a grasp on that one, but can someone point me in the direction of a different link for the one click app or lend some advice of how i can get it installed.
[HTC Inspire 4G] g3ismeee:
I had the same problem with my old XP laptop. I studied for a month, was sure I had my PC set up correctly. And Bubby's just would not run on my PC. Ended up using the hack kit which worked. One thing they do say to make sure you have the latest .FrameworkNet and Java consoles installed, for something to check.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Verdes8891:
Thanks for the response. It is appreciated. I did do those updates amd still no luck. Guess its the hack kit for me.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[HTC Sensation] Tacjim:
There is no “break-in” or “conditioning” required for the Li-ion batteries. They do not need the old “fully discharge – fully charge” routine for the initial three charges as was recommended on older battery technologies. For a number of years now, the advice has been to fully drain a new rechargeble battery at least three times in a row, then do so at least once a month from then on in order to ‘condition’ it. This is designed to prevent ‘memory’ effects and to prolong the life and capacity of the rechargeable battery.

Unfortunately, it appears that this advice is not only incorrect but could be causing battery damage in that it’s reducing the shelf-life of your equipment.

Modern Li-ion batteries apparently do not suffer from memory effects. All that matters is how many recharging cycles they support. The more cycles they are put through, the less effective they become at holding a charge down the line. The caveat, however, is that you can accelerate their decline by forcing them to drain deeper and deeper.

According to Battery University, the depth-of-discharge on a Li-ion device will determine its ultimate cycle count. What this means in practice is that you should recharge your battery frequently and let it drain as little as possible in between recharges. Partial discharges are better.

As expected, high temperatures are also disastrous to the lifespan of Li-ion batteries. Interestingly, high-voltage charging has a similar effect. Higher voltages will charge the battery faster but damage it. The article suggests that user-regulated voltages for laptop batteries might be a useful way to allow the consumer to decide which is more important to them in their daily useage – faster recharge or longer life.

Always store a Li-ion battery full charged. Not doing so will reduce its lifespan and capacity.

Similarly, it would seem that keeping it connected to a power supply when it is 100% charged is not very wise either.
[HTC Sensation] Sketchy McSketch:
Thanks for posting this! I was wondering something similar after I got my Sensation. I was looking to improve my battery life and was wondering if the fact that I've let my battery discharge irregularly only a handful of times along with hardly ever leaving it off the USB laptop cable at home had anything to do with it. I'll be sure not to discharge it unnecessarily from now on.
[HTC Sensation] Utking:
I have to disagree with this to an extent, as its preferred to discharge and recharge the first times, as it freshens the cells and calibrates the phone to the battery.

But after this you should recharge it when it's at 30-40%

Also you should not leave a lithium batter fully charged when storing it, but rather have it at 60% and throw it in the refrigerator. This is what i have been doing to all mine batteries, but don't let it freeze though, this will harm the battery! :)
[HTC Sensation] Flashmore:
There's nothing worse than a know-it-all Uni student! If there's a real technician or scientist on the matter I would like to hear their advice.

As I am a mechanical technician I use a variety of battery powered tools all of which are Li-ion, I like to condition all my batteries but for the few that cannot be conditioned due to lack of time those particular batteries are, weaker, last less time and overall die out faster.
[HTC Sensation] Utking:
Haha, it's not a Uni student, its batter university, a well known webpage :)

http://batteryuniversity.com/
[HTC Sensation] Flashmore:
I see, so I suppose it just posted this all on its own?
[HTC Sensation] Utking:
No this man did: Isidor Buchmann

http://www.cadex.com/about/people.asp

http://www.myistop.com/blogs/greenbatterys/isidor-buchmann-battery

http://nutsvolts.texterity.com/nutsvolts/200612/?folio=58#pg58

I believe i can say i trust him :)
[HTC Sensation] Flashmore:
Are you sure? sounds more like Dracula's side kick, haha
[HTC Sensation] HoochieMamma:
This is exactly what I do. Last time I drained a phone down to 0% it killed the battery and wouldn't hold charge like it used to (was fine before I did it). Was on an old LG. Same thing happened to a friends phone too. From then on I try and tell everyone to never do it as well.
[HTC Sensation] rolltideburr:
While I'm sure you have your sources, I have to disagree. When I got my vibrant, I didn't condition it at all, battery life was horrible. I bought a new battery (the same one), conditioned it, and it was 10000x better.

But I do agree that batteries have become much greater than they used to be about this.

Batteries are always a fun topic :D
[HTC Sensation] pr0x2:
This comes from rooted phones and batterystats.bin ;)

It's recommended when you flash your new ROM that you turn off the phone. Than fully charge it. And while still charging removing batterystats.bin so your android phone knows 100% and than let it die down so it knows 0%.

I think that is where this all came from.
[HTC Sensation] Tacjim:
The only thing I'm trying to do is help people from shortening the life of their batteries by listening to people who don't have a clue what they're talking about. Since you seem to spout out that "unconditioned" lithium Ion batteries are weaker, last less time and die out faster...lets see some professional resources from your "know it all" conclusion?
[HTC Sensation] c19932:
By no means an expert, just putting in my 2cent, i think people seem to mix the ideas of battery conditioning and recalibration. I think it IS useful to recalibrate batteries by draining the battery to 0% so the phone can recognize the accurate battery levels. However in terms of the battery, its always the same and there is no "reconditioning". the drain/recharge cycle is only useful for the PHONE for accurate recognition of battery level.
[HTC Sensation] joshndroid:
personally, i havn't bought into the conditioning aspect.. i can afford the $10-$15 it takes to replace a battery when it dies out and i always charge before it is dead (min 30%); (on the sensation so i dont lose temp root) but also because usually it would take 10 minutes or so for it to get enough juice to turn back on (in the iphones/touch's case.. but in any case i had always learnt that NiMH batteries you could drain fully and make sure to fully charge before you use them again; whereas Li-ion you could charge at 30% keep your good life and use the device at the same time pretty simple really
[HTC Sensation] launton:
Agreed. From what I've read this hasn't anything to do with battery capacity or memory effect, it's so the phone can calibrate itself correctly to the battery inserted using the batterystats file giving a better indication of peak to zero.
[HTC Sensation] Flashmore:
Well you know what they say :D it takes one to know one!

As well as that I havent "spouted" anything (well not here anyway hehe)

My conclusion is this, dont believe everything you read, what a cliché :D

Seriously though I already gave my "real" practical know-it-all conclusion so unless you have somethijng to disprove it go and you know what :D
[HTC Sensation] amit.tiger12:
will fast charging will damage battery.?

I want to use fast charger for Nexus 5. Original charger gives 5.6 volts and 1.2 Ampere output.

Some post I found on xda which shows that fast charging working perfect on nexus 5,

can OP tell me that fast charging will affect battery or not? If it affects then how can I find its getting affected?

Thread which shows nexus 5 fast charging works perfectly.

http://xdaforums.com/google-nexus-5/accessories/hands-best-fastest-cheapest-nexus-5-t2729066
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kevin134:
Hey,

i´ve tried some MIUI roms and i really like their style.. but i wish there were not "iphone-style" app drawer (all apps on pages) but rather a "normal" app drawer like in adw launcher/launcher pro (one button to "join" all apps in a vertical menu).

is there a way (mod/app) to get such a "button"?

also is there an icon-set with "normal" (stock) icons?

and whats about the battery drain... my installed rom drained about 100-200 in standby without WLAN/GPS. that shouldnt be normal, or?

hope you can help me and sry for noob questions :(

greedings
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kompheak:
Just install adw or launcher pro or go launcher... Your applications will be in a drawer... These home replacement applications do have theme of their own... Some are free in the market... As for battery drain... Idk I always carry a spare battery... :-) if I'm not on the net... My phone last the whole day

HTC HD2 Miui 1.7.8

kompheakpech@gmail.com
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mutil:
try patensa's sense-like miui.it uses vertical app drawer.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kevin134:
but if im using a home-replacement app the miui theme will not work anymore or? :/

then i´ll take a look at patensas sense like miui. thanks.

if this isnt like my wish - i stay at hyperdroid :/

thank you guys :)

greedings

edit:

the suggest rom looks really great. (this)

do you know if im able to change the look of the dock-bar :D? (i´ll try it myself but maybe i get some quick answer ^^)

edit II:

another, general, question.

if i did a full backup of my hyperdroid, am i able to restore data partition to restore my settings and app data?

(restoring sd-ext worked)?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kompheak:
Miui theme still work. Hyperdroid is also a great rom

HTC HD2 Miui 1.7.8

kompheakpech@gmail.com
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kevin134:
i installed miui rom. and its rly nice.

batterydrain in standby: 5mA !!! (on hyperdroid i got 15-64mA).

now im mixing up the standard apps from hyperdroid and miui and customize the dock icons a bit and et voila - i got a hyperdroid MIUI :D :D :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Marvlesz:
Not to destroy your joy but miui is generally slower than CM7 based builds ;)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kevin134:
mh drain gets higher .. ^^

slower? quadrant score is about the same as hyperdroid cm7 ^^

now flashing my mixed version :D

maybe is it possible to copy the settings.apk from miui build to the hyperdroid rom :o i really like that settings layout oô

edit:

ok it dosnt work :/ so i try to install it step by step :(

edit ii:

ok i stay at hyperdroid :x XD

edit iii:

trying modify miui again now ;)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kevin134:
ok i found some nice solution for my "app launcher" problem.

using the default home launcher with this app now:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1154299

seems really great ;)

other question..

i´ve got a full nandroid backup of my CM7 hyperdroid rom (cwm recovery backup) am i able to restore sd-ext AND data partition to

get my "old" apps with their settings etc back?

ok it didnt work with restoring data :(

whats about hiding apps... ?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] maghraby_80:
boyppc-shiftpda MIUI V12

Hi there

i need to ask a question with regards to the boyppc-shiftpda MIUI V12 update if any one is using it is the ASD2+ working for you am still getting the internal memory of the device even when i used the DATA2SD folder supplied by BoyPPC but still it is not working unlike the DHD Rom by BoyPPC it is working using the DATA2SD folder on root .

i really like MIUI the themes are amazing it is like using a new phon every day but also i need the space for my applications and games so unfortunately i had to stick to the DHD rom hoping to get a solution to make the MIUI use my 2GB EXT3 partition i have on my SD

awaiting your reply
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Eelkede:
You can try advanced restore in CWM to try to restore your settings and apps. The problem is that you changed from a CM7 build to MIUI, so some apps will force close. You can try to reinstall them and reset the data.

Best to do is to backup the miui ROM too, try to restore the data from the cm7 build, and if it goes wrong, restore the miui build. (Use advanced restore to restore only certain parts of the backup)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] rauschkugl:
just use titanium backup to restore your apps. works great for me even when switching between cm and miui.

and as already said just use another launcher if you don't like the iphone style. i use golauncher and you still have the different lockscreens your themed taskbar, miui settings and every other advantages of a miui build. it has also an implemented feature to hide apps that you don't want in your app drawer

and miui is not slower than a cm build but the battery drain is much lower for me.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kevin134:
mh im back on cm7 now :/ but im switching between these roms :p

the only "bad" thing at miui is, that you´re not able to hide apps at homescreens

(i know thats iphone-typical... but i dont have an iphone ;)).

so there should be a way to hide icons/apps - and NOT with folders.. ^^

i just want ONE page with some apps and clock widget... now ~5 pages with apps or

messed up folders with non used apps :/

the alternative app drawer rocks - using it with cm7 also now :)

the restore in cwm with sd-ext and data dont work - only able to restore sd-ext (dont have any FC).

so i´ll just w8 maybe there will be sometimes a option to hide apps :/
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] whynot66:
Best way is to put all your apps in a folder called apps :-) or have a few folders called things like social, news, and games :-)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kevin134:
yeah i know but i dont really like such a dirty solution :p there should be a better way possible ^^

i tried to put all my apps (arround 50-60 (with rom standard apps)) into a folder.. if i opened it, it seems to be really lagful.. so im just waiting for some other way.. ^^
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Vash86:
Hi all!

I have two Samsung Galaxy Ace with stock 2.3.3 rom.

When i try to connect to my Cisco router with DHCP i have a strange problem..

If i have only 1 device connect to my Cisco router it's all ok, but if i try to connect 2 or more galaxy ace with my router all sga have the same ip address.

The only solution that i have found it's to not use the DHCP but only static ip.

Unfortunately i must use the DHCP because this is a public router for all my clients. So there is any solution? Or i must wait the 2.3.4 rom for a solution?

Thanks,

Michele
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Vash86:
Up...... any solution????
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Vash86:
.. :confused::confused:

No solution? Or is it only a my problem?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] albertbm:
Couldn't you assign them addresses from your pool bound to Mac address?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Vash86:
Sorry... holidays :D

Well, i have to use the DHCP and the router can't receive the MAC address.

On my cisco router i found a strange MAC address for every Galaxy Ace i have connected.

Normal MAC (XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX) - Mac address of my galaxy ace (XX:XX)

And all galaxy ace have the same MAC Address.. so i think that there is a problem with the MAC address module of the new version of android.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] dg1598:
Some routers cant cope with more than X number of devices on wireless. Disconnect your laptop/ps3 and try? Hope i helped :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] ericthall:
I have Three Galaxay Ace Gt-S5830D...

ALL 3 have

Android 2.3.4 with

Gingerbread.DTLKI4

each has different Mac example> not mine. B00:C4:F4:C8:77, B00:C4:F4:C8:44,etc

My rogers supplied SMC wireless router shows in the logs that when 1 connects it is DHCP 192.168.0.190....

the next phone mac shows NonDHCP 192.168.0.190...

and the third shows NonDHCP 192.168.0.190

apparently the 192.168.0.190 must be a preprogramed static IP on the phone model ACE

I cannot find anywhere on the phones to change DHCP or STATIC so here I'am stuck with musical chairs type internet,and application use

SO if anyone could guide me in a way to do that It would be triple appreciated...by me, my wife , my son...

Thank You Eric
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] ericthall:
This Is The Helpful Post

I found this posted thread and it worked like a charm... all 3 galaxy Ace Phones are working flawlessly Now on the wi-fi at same time.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=849858

Make sure WHEN you go there To USE THE THANKS LINK

I have 3 Galaxy Ace GT-S5830D , Android 2.3.4 Rooted with Super one click (unlocked with BML5 method) There is another THANKS to be given... everything you need to download is right there in the main post...wow how easy is that :confused:?

Here is the link for unlocking your samsung phone

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1335548

wow even my no knowledge newbie self can do this stuff thanks to these very generous giving posters :D....XDA ROCKS :cool:
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
I was wondering, what do you, OT lurkers and spammers alike, think is required to get the Unofficial XDA Badge? I mean, the official one is too mainstream, and we're underground, like.

My personal list:

1. Screamed noob at someone with less than 10 posts.

2. Banned someone before.

3. Accused someone in the Mafia of spamming, or you've "contributed" to the thread before.

4. Laughed at anyone who created a "Hi, I'm new here" thread in the OT.

5. Accidentally clicked thanks when quoting someone.

6. Asked a stupid question in "Development" before.

7. Tried out at least 5 (should it be more?) different ROMs in the space of one week.

8. Bricked, semi-bricked, or almost bricked your device before.