yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Infobits:
Hi all, I posted this in another Tab 10.1 forum at www.thegalaxytabforum.com but I am also posting this question and concern here to see who else has this problem/concern and if it can be fixed.

I am having an ergonomic problem with this Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 sleek slim design!

While holding the tablet as one intuitively would and trying to type or do touch screen motions I find that the palm areas of my hands always touch the "page back" arrow button at the lower left edge of the screen (on the bottom task bar) and causes it to exit out of the page I am working on. Same goes for the lower right corner edge where the clock/settings icon opens up when my right hand palm leans up against it inadvertently.

I find that Samsung in all their wisdom of trying to make a slim sleek looking design surely messed up on this point! The tablet's screen bordering edge sure looks good, but is way too thin and too close to the active screen area at the lower corners causing one's hands and palms to easily contact those corner icons and inadvertently activate them.

Can anything be done to move those corner icons further away from the corner edges so that these sorts of false touch activations can be eliminated?

The Asus EE Transformer tablet my son has, does not have this problem because the tablet frame is wider and keeps your hand palms further away from falsely touching those corner icons.

Samsung, goofed up here. I hope my suggestion of moving the icons away from these corners can be done in a software OS update.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theflubbinator:
Your just an idiot who doesn't know how to use it. I have the exact same tablet and it works perfectly. I have no problem with the back button or anything. My brother has the Motorola xoom which has a smaller bezel all around and all be does is use that tablet. He has no problem with it at all. So it doesn't matter if you have a big or small bezel to use the tablet you just have to be smart. And obviously your not so you should just go and return it
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Infobits:
What a childish immature response. Totally un-helpful! I think the moderator should ban you if you keep posting like this. At least delete this totally unhelpful post of yours.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeandujardin01:
if you use the tab on a table your palm should rest on the table surface, same if you use it on your lap.

especially if you're an adult and have big hands
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beatblaster:
I use my 10.1 with one hand all the time and never run into this problem. To each their own, I suppose.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Infobits:
Well, I don't think my hands are that big but I do not use the tablet at a table nor in my lap looking down at it. I wanted to get a tablet because it is supposed to be light and portable and easily held in your hands to read like a book. Also if one is laying down relaxing on a sofa or in bed taking in some night time surfing whilst going to bed, then some hand holding it up with two hands is required. Sooner or later your palm is going to brush up and touch the screen inadvertently even if you are aware of this issue, the brain easily drifts off every now and then and you can forget for a moment to keep your hands away from the touch screen.

I guarantee you not everyone is going to always use the tablet on a flat table surface or always in their laps. There will be some hand holding positions folks will be using it in.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shroomtec:
Hi !

So I finally did it : I've just finished the installation of a custom rom (Virtuous Unity 1.29.0).

Needless to say it was painful, even with the great tutorials available here.

I had to make a gold card with the SD card provided with Desire HD (haven't got any other one), downgrade, Radio & ENG S-OFF, Clockwork, backup and flash.

It was painful mostly because you have to click here to do this, but there you have to click on another link to do that before...

In the end, I only had a minor issue with ENG S-OFF (related to that unknown su authorization).

I was a little scared after the final reboot as the rom took its time to load but everything's working fine.

So thanks to all tutorials/tips writers :)

I just have few minor questions, mostly related to the rom but I can't write them in the proper thread :

- Seems the rom is bundled with the proper radio, was it flashed in the process or do I have to flash it myself ? If yes, where are the files ?

- Do I have to keep ENG S-OFF now that I'm done ? Or does the rom require this option to be off ? I'd rather have this security feature turned back on if possible.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andy:
Radios are flashed using fastboot you will need to do that separately.

If you follow the link in my signature to my site you can find all the latest radios there. Some are even packaged ready to flash using the small tool I wrote.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shroomtec:
Done, thank you :)
[General Questions and Answers] LivArt:
Hi,

I have issue in market (Android 2.1, all updates are installed) - When I set Maturity to Show all apps, it stay checked. But when I go out from Settings and then go back, Show all apps is unchecked and only Maturity - high and options above are checked.

Is there any way how to set maturity to Show all apps?

(Sorry for changing names of some system titles, but i have android in czech language)
[General Questions and Answers] shoestring789:
Try "resetting" your market. Go to applications, and select the market and clear cache and data. If its the updated market it will reset it and you can reupdate. Ive had to do this before when stuff simply just wouldnt download. Worth a shot...
[General Questions and Answers] LivArt:
Tried but don't work. It looks like All aplicattions = Maturity - High
[General Questions and Answers] shoestring789:
Are you using the "new" market leak?
[General Questions and Answers] LivArt:
No, oficial Market. App manager says: Version 2002306
[General Questions and Answers] MeAt.HoOk:
You can try reflashing ROM or re-install the market.

If the problem presist after re-installing, the prob is in the ROM.

Am new to the forums. please guide me.. :)

Thanks and sorry for my poor english. Hope you like this.

Cheers!

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MODEL : LG Optimus GT540 (Rooted)

MOD : SwiftDroid v2.0 M6 (Based on CyanogenMod v7.1 RC0)

KERNEL : 2.6.29 (VirtualBox #309)

BUILD : GRJ22

RECOVERY : ClockworkMod Recovery v4.0

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BusyBox v1.19

SuperUser v2.3

SetCPU v2.2
[General Questions and Answers] LivArt:
One step closer to root.. :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] malone972:
I am New to the whole root and custom roms #dont judge me. How do you even get to the Framework to change certain things???
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
if you are new to this...then i dont think you should be messing with the framework just yet, but if you really want to change things, check out uot kitchen

the framework file is located in /system/framework
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jdubb1106:
located in /system/framework/

on froyo its framework-res.apk

on gbyou need

framework-res.apk

and in system/app/

systemui.apk
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] neocorteqz:
I say you gotta learn somehow. It's how I learned linux and how to compile a kernel(PC). I just did it, read up a lil bit and did it. :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
which is why i gave info on a useful tool in the editing process, as well as answering his question.;)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] malone972:
Thanks for the help... i used to play with cookies home tab on the HTC HD2 but I'm sure this may be a little different
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] dtowngs4g:
Im also trying to learn about framework. I've come across tools in form: apk tool, adb, and dome other. Ill come bsck with links

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1053227

[TOOL] V1.0.3-xdaAutoTool BETA-Windows | V2.0.0-autoAPKTool | V1.0.2-autoDeoTool

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=598026

Auto-Deodexer 2.3 [SCRIPT] [FROYO SUPPORT] [Devs Only]
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ErvMeister:
Is there any way to toggle between silent and vibrate mode without going into settings?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
for me silent and vibrate mode are the same thing, but there are widgets available that let you do it. i use beautiful widgets for that, but there are free ones available
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
Widgetsoid
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] neocorteqz:
you can use Audiomanager Pro (free doesn't allow profiles). I have a silent with vibrate and completely silent.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ErvMeister:
I downloaded it and it's just perfect!

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] neocorteqz:
Glad I can help. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Thanks to

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Based on official :

Information about my ROM

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Use of CWM 4.0.0.2

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Informations about the installation script

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Installation

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Links

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Edit

: check here for ninphetamine Kernels updates: Ninphetamine Kernel Thread

Choose : ZIP file for flashing via Clockwork Mod Recovery, copy the zip to sdcard, reboot in CWM recovery mode < install zip from sdcard > choose zip to install > navigate to .zip and select it > reboot phone when instalation done ... :)

Changelog

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] ringrover:
mate could make ur rom Deodexed....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SLaRe:
Downloading. Will flash it asap.

I hope KG3 has less battery drain than KG2.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
A few screenshoots will be much apreciate!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Will have stock browser lag if deodexed.

It is a choice to keep odexed

I can build same ROM but deodexed if many want
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Do you really want official firmware screenshots ??

This is just the stock Rom but :

Rooted

With OC and UV

With CWM Recovery

With advanced power menu (screenshot already in first post)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
In status bar has a mobile data? Theme is green colour?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
hi could you please also provide the link to the kernel only

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Look in my thread : SicOpaT's ROM 2.5 in the second post, you will find it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Hi, there is NO theme : green stock bat without %, grey wifi, 3G signals ... NO notification's tweaks

NO Moded apk

It is a base ROM
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tomhster:
You did exactly what I was looking for. Not sure if I stay with the included kernel or try the stock one, but that's one of the things I can experiment with. So far, everything 5 stars. Merci!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] speedys4:
it is ifficial STOCK ROM XXKG3?

I need install stock before instalation of darky rom (I have Villain rom now)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
No, this is not a stock KG3 rom, as :

- this is not official KG3 kernel

- files have been moded for Power Menu
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rj3005:
Perfect, exactly what I´m looking for ODEXED, stock browser with HW Acc., OC, root and no data wipe.

Can´t wait to get home and flash it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gangster429:
firmware looks good I want to install this

jest what I was looking for

too much tweaks give more problems ( it will be fixed but takes time)

what's the diffrents between Deodexed and odexed ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xinfinityoO:
thanks..downloaded and installed but couldn't find cwm manager on it.. :eek:

any ideas why ?? would you be able to upload the apk separately ..

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] athanaso77:
CWM is included. Do a full wipe if you are sure that you can't find it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gangster429:
Ok find it

http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/what-is-odex-and-deodex-in-android-complete-guide/

I think deodexed are better

Is it possible to make one with deodexed?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antoniomistretta:
Thank you sicopat:

:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xeq544:
Any possibility in the future to make the CRT effect optional too ? Its not a big deal I know, but I dont like it. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sonic9:
you can disable CRT effect with disable all effect animations in options, I'm doing that and it's nice.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xeq544:
Yes, but I want other animations :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TeeSoup:
Love the idea of a stock rom with add-ons. The main reason this is my favourite ROM is that it isn't a pain to look at like the other custom ROMs (in my opinion).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Hi all :)

It wasn't easy but here we go : post #1 updated with KH3 ROM

Post #2 updated with many Mods and little theme you can apply if wanted :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iron@ss:
BRAVO sicopat!

Just installed KH3 ROM with Green theme + GPS fix + Bluetooth mod + Cosmonaut boot animation... all good and working great!

Thank you for all your time and effort... enjoy the rest of your holiday.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Reyland:
second this! crt effect kind of sucks in my opinion,i would like to see a flashable zip to disabled.:(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Montala:
Bit of a 'noob' question here, sorry, but if I want to do something like iron@ss has done and install the GPS fix, for example, or the bluetooth mod, what is the procedure for adding these, which is presumably done after flashing the KH3 ROM with the green theme, which looks rather attractive I think?

Thanks!:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
The procedure is : flash the Base Rom in post #1

Then using CWM recovery mode or CWM application included with my rom : flash Theme (green or blue) and Mods in post 2

You flash the Mods and themes exactly the same way you flash the rom, but without factory reset of course. You can always do a clear dalvik cache in advanced menu of CWM recovery
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nitrogen:
how about jkay's locksreen mod?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Montala:
Thanks for the prompt response! :)

I am more used to using Odin, so one more quick question, if I may... do I leave the Mods as 'zip' files, or should I unzip them first?

Just a bit wary that I might mess something up by mistake! :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jmbi89:
Salut Sicopat,

beau boulot encore une fois, bravo !

Petite question pour que cette rom soit définitivement parfaite pour moi :

Connais-tu un mod quelconque qui ajoute le Toggle Data dans la Status bar, ou prévois-tu d'en développer un ?

Encore merci....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iron@ss:
Paste the mod .zip files, as they are, onto your phone's SD card (not in a folder) and go to the newly installed CWM Manager that came with KH3 (or any other sicopat ROM) and select "Flash update" and select the mod that you wish to flash. This will then be flashed and the phone will reboot itself. Repeat for each mod.

Hope this helps. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
You need first CWM recovery. To do that, flash CF kernel with ODIN first.

CWM Roms and update are ZIP files. Don't unzip them :)

Copy zip in your internal sdcard (that mean stockage) using mount as USB

Then reboot in CWMrecovery : power off then vol up + home + power on

And continue procedure as described in post 1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iron@ss:
Oh, sicopat. You now have me doubting the advice I offered. I know it was 02.00 hrs when I did it this morning... but I could have sworn I used CWM Updates for the mod's.

Did I... I wonder, and if so, was that the wrong thing to do? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Yes you can flash using CWM manager apication too.

The method i gave above is the general method, it will work on any CWM recovery mode :

Install zip from sdcard - choose zip to install - navigate to select the zip - select it - reboot when done
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Thanx a lot for great work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pierro78:
si tu es sous xxkg6 odexed tu peux utiliser le jkay mod : http://forum.frandroid.com/topic/70...les-power-menu-themes-xxkg6-odexed-v8-beta-2/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pierro78:
Minimal BASE ROM : possible ??

Hey Sicopat,

I like very much your idea of a base rom with tweaks that is compatible with the jkay mod ( http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16734212&postcount=623 )

Would it be possible in the future to make it as minimal as possible ??

For example there's a lot of samsung apps I don't use (which may slow down my phone with unused processes or services), would it be possible to have them only as an option ??

Thanks so much for your hard work !

Pierre
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iron@ss:
One thing I have noticed is that on boot-up of KH3, with the Green theme, I am getting a Market forced close during the SD card scanning. I tried without the Green theme and it did not happen. Have wiped dalvik cache but it makes no difference. Anybody else experiencing this... or have a solution?

UPDATE

OK... I was being stupid. Went into Settings > Applications > Manage applications > All > Market > Wipe data.... all good now. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
I believe Jkay theme will add many toggle icons in notification area, and data toggle too.

When aviable, Jkay theme should be compatible with my ROM.

I made this rom to be as compatible as stock firmware.

I repeat, making mods for odexed / officials firmwares is more difficult than for deodxed ROMs, but I think advantages of odexed ROMs are better than for deodexed.

I am a huge fan of JKay's theme and I will try to give you compatible roms.

If others modders release themes or mod for REAL odexed roms, then they will be compatible too :)

When i say real : that mean odexed framework and apps (exeption of native deodexed apps included like samsungapps, maps, YouTube ...)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iron@ss:
I use Titanium Backup Pro to "freeze" system app's that I do not want.

Titanium Backup Pro > Backup/Restore > go to app in list and short press > select Freeze from the pop-up menu.

This does as it says... freezes the app and stops it from operating completely. If needed at a later date, it can be "defrosted".

Hope this helps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Reyland:
use titanium to uninstall those apps!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pierro78:
Yes it helps :) ... thanks a lot for the freeze tip ... I was already using TB to uninstall unwanted apps but didn't think about freezing them before ...

I've got a problem though (and I think others might have it too :p ) : I am a somewhat lazy and ignorant guy ... I don't know exactly which apps I can freeze/remove and I don't want to loose time doing some research and then freeze and remove them ... so that would really help me if these "possibly not used" apps would not be there but only downloadable as an option ...

Thanks again folks for your help :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
You can beggin with reading this thread : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1069924
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sonic9:
He read my mind :eek:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Reyland:
Htcclay post this themed GB keyboard on twitter if anyone want it!

http://db.tt/l3TXjQZ
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Hi all,

added in post #2, thanks to Oliwe, the new HOME button Lag Fix :D

like always it is a CWM update
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Hi, link doesn't work with me
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Reyland:
Try now, I typed wrong!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Reyland:
Try now!

http://db.tt/l3TXjQZ
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sonic9:
for those want apply all sicopat mods in one step.

this is an all-in-one cwm update zip.

no themes, just all current mods :

HomeButtonLagFix
BatteryMod%
CameraMod
NoRingIncreasing
NoConversionMMS
NoPolicyEmail
BLNForStockSMS
NoMessagesLogs
NoFullyCharged + Quickpanel 7 toggles
Bluetooth A2DP Enhancement
All APKs Market Fixed Version Info
GPS Fix Euro + settings from wbaw @ modaco

updated with quickpanel 7 toggles

http://www.multiupload.com/TK4J52I9JR
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Reyland:
this mods work fine for me! http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1188449
[Galaxy S II Android Development] theepiphany:
Hey Sicopat. First of all, thanks much. This is one of the only roms that appeal to me as it's pretty vanilla.

I'm having some battery issues since flashing to it, however. I was at about 88% on my phones battery life, and left it idle. I checked it a couple of hours later and it was at 64%.

Looking at battery usage, it says the Android OS is using 60% of the battery, above the screen at 30%. My battery life has significantly decreased since switching to this rom. Any ideas what I should look at?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _Opiate_:
So does the kh3 rom posted on page one have the battery percentage mod already installed? I'm hoping it doesn't but from what is posted in the change log it looks like all the mods have been pre baked.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gspears:
This is a GREAT idea but the site won't load for me. Maybe because I'm in the U.S.?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gspears:
It's my understanding that the rom doesn't include the battery percentage. You have to flash the zip on the next page to get it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
You are right. The Base ROM is as stock as possible for me (vital minimum is rooted kernel and APM mod) i added CRT effect too, plus by habits ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Thanks to share this return.

As said in first post, i made my Rom to be as compatible as stock odexed firmware. So every "real" odexed themes should work on this ROM :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gspears:
This rom is great and I love being able to flash what I like, although it turned out to be almost everything! ;)

Somewhere on your powermenu thread I got a great little circle battery percentage meter. Can you add that to post 2? I like it better than the percentage in the battery because it's easier for me to see.

Thanks again for your great work and I did send you a little cold beverage money, and recommend others do the same if they benefit from your hard work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Are you talking about the green circle Battery mod of the green theme in post 2 ? If so, you can use it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gspears:
Will that install just the battery mod and not mess anything else up?

thanks,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sonic9:
I have send it to multiupload ... post updated

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16868364&postcount=212
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sonic9:
"Multilanguage CallRec Dialer beta" FC , in french UI

need to be odexed perhaps ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
You will have greener statut bar (wifi signal ...) and semi transparent statubar backgroung, WITHOUT logo (no more GalaxyS2.fr)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Added EDT tweaks in post #2 and CWM patch to revert to stock

Not convinced by the utility of these tweaks but you can always try it :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sicopat:
Thanks, I didn't do this pack cause of my data limits (using my GS2 to upload)

I am going to add your link in post #2 :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shawn_pro:
Hey sicopat, thanks again for KH3, can you make it deodex as now the framework is been fixed for lagless browser.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hollow.Droid:
Just about to try this rom, I held back previously as I like picking and choosing the mods I want but this was perfect. Now I'm waiting for Jkays themes to be updated :) Thanks again!