yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] digitallure:
man, you gotta warn people about what the wallpaper will look like when it boots up...LOL After all i went through yesterday, almost scared the **** out of me.

Looks good!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] RaverX3X:
lol sorry,,,,,,,,,,,,,
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] digitallure:
Its all good lol
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] rhernz212:
Where's the kb5? I looked in the bible and couldn't find it
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] RaverX3X:
its prob titled raverx kc1 cleanup and u can try to flash directly back from gb to this desexton did it with no issues
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] rhernz212:
OH EMM GEE! lol this is freaking beautiful! I love your work man!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cybok0:
I must be blind, I just don't see it in the bible.

Edit...Nevermind I found it. Duh.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] steeleain:
Flashed and runnin' smoooooth. Thanks man much appreciated. You guys rock! ;)
[HTC Sensation] bislexic:
I put the PG58IMG on my root SD card and run the update, reboot and it is just android recovery. I tried to reinstall revolution but it says my device isn't supported. Why won't Clockwork install?
[HTC Sensation] gbzbar:
Don't bother with that anymore.

Download Rom manager from the market and flash from there. It now supports Sensation and is much easier.
[HTC Sensation] BIGMOH:
didn't work

using ROM Manager Premium v4.4.06

Used WiFi as suggested by the app

Tried to a basic backup:

Confirmed phone model > HTC Sensation

Get a message: An error occurred while attempting to run privileged commands!
[HTC Sensation] claudenegm:
Seems like you don't have root access? :D
[HTC Sensation] mwie:
What does the bootloader screen lock like?

Has revolutionary really put your device S-OFF??

(cause once it worked it should not come back with "device not supported")

Where have you downloaded PG58IMG and which version should it be?

- mwie -
[HTC Sensation] freco:
Go to settings, apps and clear data of SU. I had the same. SU app was screwed and it seemed I had no root access.

Then run Rom manager and install latest recovery.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Maroon Mushroom:
So right now I have no data on my phone because I am unable to install the data fix for my carrier. I have the latest recovery from ROM manager. I'm not able to flash any files because soon after entering recovery, it will freeze, and then reboot.

If I'm really fast with the buttons, I can begin to navigate the menu, but when I select install zip from sd card, it can't mount the card. I have tested this on 2 phones with the exact same results.

The alternate recovery doesn't freeze on me, but I am unable to mount the sd card.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Maroon Mushroom:
Shameless self bump.

Occasionally I can get CWM to not freeze, allowing me to work with it.

I still have no data/mms on this phone though. The verizon APN doesn't want to be deleted.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] shadowdrag96:
i think the best recovery on droid is rzrecovery and when i had cwm i didnt really work and it froze so i would go with trying to flash rzrecovery via cwm or sprecovery if its not workin out just use rsd lite if you anyother problems you can post here or pm me
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Maroon Mushroom:
Unfortunately, I have no sbf that's compatible in RSD. I'll look into those recoveries, but I just need to fix my APNs.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knive13:
Hello there i dnt knw if its just me. i properly installed and flashed evrythng on wolfs GB. everythinng is going smoothly and fast actually. but when i went to display option there was no bravia engine like what in wolf threds post. missing bravia engine. any1 can lend a hand again there:(:(
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] negrobembon:
Actually x10 doesnt support that feature. The one in the wolf thread is half baked(no offense)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knive13:
??

Wat d you mean half baked? Sory im nt familiar wth the terms.n does it mean it wont really show the option of bravia engine?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcforrest1:
Ive got the option and i checked it.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adjin:
He means it's a nice name but no real change, so no real worry if it's not there...

There would have been a link to sonytalk here, but silly forum rules prohibit it, so google it...

Aparently X10 don't have the right Graphics processor or something?

At any rate the option should be there, under settings->Display and on top there is a tickable Bravia engine.

If not consider reflashing, not that this is important, but maybe somethig else is missing too?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knive13:
wew

Ok so its just an option that came up with the rom. another thing why cant i mount explorer to rw? thereae no option, i tried installing root explorer for some reasons it force closes evrytym i open it. sory for all the qstns guys. but i want to make sure evrythngs well beforw i do any silly mistakes again. hehehe by theway thanks a lot for thisinfos hope u guys wont stop helping noobs like me. :-)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knive13:
U got the option did u notice any chages dude?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riginal:
Yes, It's not only an option & there is a noticeable difference (not much but noticeable), Not sure but I think in Wolfbreak's rom something is missing so it doesn't work properly, He will fix it in his next version I think
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mundy725:
dont worry , soon he will include that feature there )
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sstea:
I have an overclocked Samsung Epic and it the improvement in speed in everyday use is significant. Because the processor voltage is set lower than stock there is no sacrifice in battery life. With the Asus Transformer do you get a definite and significant benefit from overclocking? I am not talking about test bench scores but real world noticeable responsiveness. When I skim through the forums it is difficult for me to tell? Some people swear by sticking with stock. I would appreciate others perspectives.

Thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] earlyberd:
The improvements from overclocking vary on the application.

Home screen switching is choppy regardless of overclocking simply because the launcher lacks optimization. Browser performance is improved a little bit, but mainly remains unchanged as well. Games run noticeably smoother, especially Fpse. Task switching gets a small boost, as some applications will be able to load faster.

If you're a big gamer, overclocking is definitely worth it. For everything else, it won't make much of a difference.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saurian333:
I haven't played too many games (mostly Stardunk and Stupid Zombies) on my TF, but I haven't noticed any issues with them. I have also played high profile 720p video with absolutely no stuttering or artefacts.

In other words, I haven't felt the need to overclock yet. But if you are doing heavy gaming and/or video processing of some kind, it might be worthwhile.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poltak11:
For me, there's hardly any need to OC. It all depends on what you wanna do. To many people who play a lot of games on their TF, they report increases in performance (especially with emulators) but on other things I never really noticed any difference. I'm currently underclocking my TF, and have been for about a week, with no noticable stutters or performance issues and have great battery life.

And it's not really an "effort" to flash a new kernel... the hardest thing is waiting for your device to boot up again...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidx1978z4:
I have a transformer, galaxy tab 10.1, and a xoom. I've used just about every kernel that can be overclocked for each one of them, and to be honest I haven't really seen any improvements from them. I don't really play many games on my tablets though, so maybe there really is some benefit in that area.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DingieM:
Galaxy's screen

How do you rate the screen of the Galaxy Tab 10.1? Is it as good as the Super AmoLED (+)'s from Samsung mobiles?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sstea:
This seems so counter-intuitive to me. If you overclock a PC CPU there is a very direct correlation with performance. There are always limiting factors such HD acess, etc., but there is a definite and noticeable difference across applications. What is even more surprising is that we are talking about very large % increases vs what people can do in the PC world. People are overclocking these CPUs by 50% plus...You would think you would see a very noticeable improvement but that doesn't seem to be the case.

My main interest is in browser performance. For example, XDA forum pages load extremely slow in all browsers I have tried (stock, Opera, Dolfin) with 5-6s to refresh vs instant on desktop browser. Also flash video tends to freeze and stutter some times. My internet connection is over 20Mb/s down and 5Mb/s up. I was hoping that I would find overclocking safe and provide a noticeable improvement.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sstea:
So for web page loading you haven't noticed much of a difference? How about flash video?

Thanks.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hachamacha:
Overclocking can be a bit like collecting .. 'string' , because it is mostly done for the sake of itself, kind of like the many Ham Radio fans who talk about their "rigs", etc etc.

Yeah, of course if you can get, like in the old old days, a celeron 300 that overclocks to 450, and is dead stable, it was noticeable, and if you had a droid 1, which overclocked (many did) with ease from 500 to 1000+ , then it was again, noticeable, just not a staggeringly 2 times increase, because there are too many other factors.

The number of bus errors, and retries and slowness of the original bus speeds, and other components makes for a not-quite-as-expected by the numbers 'increase'. I would still mess with it, but not for the obvious reasons. I like under-volting more, and over-clocking only the slightest bit where nothing ever crashes or FCs. The moment you overclock, you really shouldn't be asking questions about 'Why does blah blah netflix crash?' because it crashes because you overclocked, and nothing else matters until you stick a kernel back at stock in there.

The other thing I love about alternate kernels is that you've got control of what modules you either compile in or compile and load as .ko files. cifs, tun, ntfs, whatever, it is all very useful, so there are lots of good and not-as-good things about it.

One thing I hate is when a dev insists on creating a kernel that has a 'default' speed greater than stock so that you've instantly got an ordeal if you've got one of the many gizmos that will not overclock to his default (like 1.6 to pick a number out of a hat).. Just make them all start at default, then allow us , the users, to setup overclocking via testing with setcpu or some such thing. Much easier than basically bricking things right off.

I sometimes look at those guys that overclock 'seriously' (by 3-4 times) using a container of liquid nitrogen that lasts for ~5 minutes and it is all for bragging rights, setting records , etc and think they're insane, but that is also part of it. Some are happy if they can just post here that they got 9,000 mF on some test despite not being able to do anything else reliably.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Q.Entity:
Great post!

+1
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sstea:
Very philosophical ! ;-)

I guess what I am getting at is if you overclock to 1.2Ghz-1.3Ghz on the Transformer can you have a stable system that shows an appreciable improvement in responsiveness? Moving from hypothetical to actual...have you done this? Any specific kernel?

The engineer in me is looking for a definitive answer. ;-)

Thanks.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hachamacha:
Yeah, I've done this, just not on the TF yet. I'm working on a kernel right now that doesn't have OC built-in and activated at boot, so that we can use setcpu to screw around with it and find that 'sweet spot' that works for us, also under-over-volting. What I'd really like is to build in all the modules I like, setup over/under-clocking-volting and have it boot at 1 G. I mean, a dual-core 1G is nothing to sneeze at, and then try to ramp it up without screwing with over-volting immediately. I never like other peoples ROMs or Kernels because they have made their own crazy judgement calls. I like my own crazy judgement calls ;)

Here's what I've noticed: When you have 'up-to-date' technology , as we do, in the TF, then overclocking that is totally stable makes a difference and it is noticeable. For me it's the FC's that kill the deal, but this chip and box appear to have plenty of headroom so I'm guessing that 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 are all good possibilities.

Example: My HTC Incredible phone has been overclocked to 1.1 from 1.0G for ~a year or so, and it doesn't FC, and it is faster, noticeably than at 1. It's only a 10% increase and yet it feels much quicker, so go figure. Those things are also subjective, so grain of salt... Example2: A stock droid1 is one I took to a double overclock, 550 to 1000, and yes it was faster at some things, but the underlying infrastructure didn't really support the faster CPU so I really never noticed a 100% increase that matched the clock speed. I left it that way for a year without any damages and it still boots up fine at 1 G.

In another post I started, I was asking what keys were required to boot 'safe mode' which exists in android OSs, and if I knew that, I'd try one of the OC'd kernels right now. IF not, I don't feel like unbricking again.

If you're interested, here's a good link for building your own: (generic android, not TF really:

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/rescue-squad-guides/31452-how-compile-your-own-kernel.html
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sstea:
Thanks for the response. With such a large community of Transformer users I am hoping to find a solid, conservative kernel that I can overclock with. Creating one myself is beyond my current technical capabilities.
[HTC Sensation] MattMJB0188:
Just thought I'd get some opinions. I heard these are quite difficult to install because you have to spray the protector and then apply it wet to your device.

http://www.zagg.com/invisibleshield/htc-sensation-cases-screen-protectors-covers-skins-shields.php
[HTC Sensation] c19932:
there are many brands out there that makes this kind of protector. IMO zagg is the worst because it has the most "orange peel" texture. ALmost all brands I tried is better than zagg. sgp is one of the easiest to install because it sticks easier.

try sgpstore, bestskinever, phantomskinz, and many many more
[HTC Sensation] MattMJB0188:
How is bodyguardz?
[HTC Sensation] mikeyrave:
i rocked full protection on my first evo, and applied it myself; having said that i can assure you that if you have all ten of your fingers, can follow directions, and are able to count per the instructions its not hard to install. the application of the liquid you receive helps so that the protector doesn't get stuck were you apply; it gives you wiggle room to move it around.
[HTC Sensation] Hgaara:
My brother has the invisible shield for his galaxy s 4G, and I love it!!! It is very thick but I don't notice it affecting the screen. It's amazingly efficient and it doesn't have any bubbles at all.
[HTC Sensation] mikeyrave:
well if its the worst at how it feels, it is certainly the best in protection
[HTC Sensation] aim1126:
I use clear-coat and it works awesome. I've tried zagg and I found it to be too rubbery and also get a yellowish tint after a while
[HTC Sensation] lianw:
Is there a way to measure the level of protection a screen protector offers compared to another? My friend uses a Zagg on his iPhone 4 and I use a cheap $1 screen protector from eBay for my Sensation and frankly, I can't even comprehend the point of spending so much on what is basically a piece of plastic when there is no proof that it offers better protection.
[HTC Sensation] mikeyrave:
very true but how long is your $1 protector gonna hold up to surface irritation from keys, lighters, loose change, etc... although i haven't tested any other protectors i can say that the zagg shield had a way of "healing" itself
[HTC Sensation] ConviK:
All of these type of screen protectors (zagg, bodyguardz, skinomi) offer better protection because they don't use plastic. You can see all there videos of phones with them on not getting scratched by keys and other objects. The cheap plastic ones are good for most people but they get scratched and need to be replaced after a while.

I use skinomi because it covers my whole phone from scratches and my screen along with no fingerprints. Cheaper than zagg, bodyguardz, and the others. Only $15 to protect my whole phone and never need to replace.
[HTC Sensation] lianw:
I've been using the absolute cheapest screen protectors (although I exclusively use ones that have no surface friction on the outer side). I've even driven around in the Sahara desert with a couple of devices (PSP, iPod, phone) using said cheap protectors just dangling around in a bag (therefore, lots of contact at more than ridiculous temperatures) and they've never failed me. In fact, my PSP's $2 screen protector from April 2005 is

still

on the device and still flawless.

I understand that Zagg offers peace of mind because of its clever marketing, website design and fancy application techniques, but one really should look objectively at what screen protectors really are: Thin sheets of plastic.

Edit: I use the term plastic loosely here since they are all variants of synthetic polymers.
[HTC Sensation] ConviK:
Again, the difference is they don't scratch like the cheap plastic ones, and you can't protect the rest of your phone. For the Sensation that is what concerns me the most since it is much easier scratched than the screen and I would not want a bulky case. If that is worth an extra $10 to you, then get it.
[HTC Sensation] daemonfly:
Honest question:

Whats the point of screen protectors for this phone? From what I've read, the Sensation has the same Gorilla glass as my HD2, which in my experience doesn't scratch in most circumstances. Anything that would scratch the screen probably would also get through any of the protectors I've worked with on other devices.

Don't have a Sensation yet, but plan on upgrading after month-end bills.
[HTC Sensation] ninor:
I am under this impression too (that Sensation has gorilla glass) and didn't get screen protector for it yet.
[HTC Sensation] abtexas83:
It doesn't have gorrila glass.
[HTC Sensation] daemonfly:
Everything I've read says it does. :confused:

http://www.google.com/search?q="HTC+sensation"+"gorilla+glass"

Although it seems I was mistaken or mis-remembering about the HD2 having it. Not GG, but just an extremely scratch-resistant display. Still, since I bought it at US release, it doesn't have a single scratch.
[HTC Sensation] samnada:
You are mistaken. Check Corning's site. They list the Sensation, and it's very doubtful they would do that if untrue.

Another post said screen protectors aren't needed. Also untrue if you definitely want to avoid scratches. Just Google "gorilla glass scratch", or search these forums. You'll find lots of users with scratched glass who have no idea how it happened. Gorilla Glass is not scratch proof. Period.

Replacement screens are available, so you can just go bare and replace the screen as needed, or use a SP to prevent scratches, or add one later if you get scratches to cover them.
[HTC Sensation] BlackSideburns:
Yeah I spoke with a Samsung rep and he said that gorilla glass can still get surface scratches. It's just really resistant against deeper scratches.
[HTC Sensation] n1ghtl1fe:
ZAGG!? Honestly Im a long time user Ive used their screen protectors on several phones and full body on a couple. (one being the G1 that was a horrible idea cause of the phones construction).

Zagg isnt really cheap I mean its $20 bucks by me (i go to Woodfield mall, schaumburg) for JUST the screen protector. But thats INSTALLED by them "professionally" which really depends on the kid doing it but they usually do a pretty good job. They last a pretty good time for the average user, I average 4 months before it starts to get a little rough around the edges and small scratchs appear and hit gets harder to clean. Yeah they do scratch.. Ive done the key test. Your phones safe thats what they advertise but the protector can get damaged.

You cant beat it though for free you can get another to apply yourself or for $5 they'll do it for you right at the kiosk in the mall by me. Never had a scratch using their product so I can say it does its job. One think though they protector does take a little getting used too, just a different texture. All in all I recommend it if you have them install it, unless you have some insane patience, a still hand, and arent afraid to get your device wet (they get them pretty damn wet when they install too).
[HTC Sensation] DensoYamaha41:
I use Zagg on all my phones and Tablet. The nice thing about it is that there are less finger print parks, cleans easy, and protects your screen and phone body. Also they have a oftentimes warranty. I don't know about where you live, but I have them installed by Zagg Invisible shield in the mall. I usually get a new one put on every 3-4 months. Also when you sell the phone and put a new shield on it; the phone still looks brand new. I paid $35 for the shield and installation. You get your money back and more when you sell it.
[HTC Sensation] ptit developer:
I agree with what you say, it is the raison why i reply on a other post about "Screen Protector".

Link : [Q]Do You Use A Screen Protector?
[EVO Shift 4G General] pena020563:
I need to get the code in order to get into the ##data# settings to put a cricket prl , so does anybody know this code?

I know there is an app on the market bt it requires you to be rooted and I just recently made the mistake to do the ota gingerbread and it cant be rooted just yet .any help will be appreciated.
[EVO Shift 4G General] strapped365:
Call Sprint and ask for your msl
[EVO Shift 4G General] pena020563:
see the thing is I dont have sprint service, I did the ota while the phone was still in service, now I could only use it if Im connected to wifi (what im doing) until I can get the code somewhere else..so frustrating lol
[EVO Shift 4G General] crump84:
You can temp root using this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1185243 then use msl reader from the market.
[EVO Shift 4G General] southernstyle:
I used this method a few times, and was going to suggest it also
[EVO Shift 4G General] zeke803:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=697487

MSL via CDMA workshop if you don't root/temproot
[EVO Shift 4G General] pena020563:
Thank you.guys , ill post feed back soon..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] anto.danny:
Hello there,

I found an easy way to change the icons of system apps[msg,music...etc] for ppl who don't know to use ADB :D:D

1.Now your ace should be rooted...install root explorer or any file browser that can copy the .apk from system/app.Eg..ive copied the music.apk to sd card.:p

2.now transfer it to your PC and replace the icon.png in drawable mdpi with your own file using winrar..[Every apk has a diffrent name for the icon..for some it will be ic_launcher..etc],so check it and replace:eek:

4.now place the edited .apk in the app folder in the zip file i've attached,move it to your sd card[don't put in any folder]and flash in recovery...:D

:cool:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] QNBT:
I think most of the people know of this site?

Even I got in touch with it on the first day of visiting SGA forums.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] anto.danny:
but you cant change the icons in app drawer using uot..you can do that by following my steps......:o