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[Samsung Infuse 4G] byrds8:
My wife and I have the same issue. Granted when we aren't at home and the signal is still low we will have failed texts but at home its horrible. I think AT&T is full of crap and the Mcell doesn't handle SMS and MMS as it should.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ErickSaint:
There is a thread here called "text message issues (infused)" I can't post links yet...but it refers to microcell and texting issues. It says there are posts that discuss fixing it, but I can't seem to find anything.

The other day I only had one or two fail, but today had been worse than normal, every single text fails at least twice. Really starting to wear on my nerves.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] 02ranger:
I have the same problem with my phone. I just got an Infuse less than 2 weeks ago. Before that I had an HTC Aria, a Palm Pre Plus, and an iPhone 3G. None of those phones had problems with the mCell from AT&T or texts, but my Infuse immediately had trouble sending texts, and only on the mCell. I guess the Infuse and the microcell don't play nice together. Wonder if AT&T will fix it? We'll probably have better luck with a dev figuring it out for us first.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] kool2zero:
I had the same issue with MicroCell with the phone on WIFI. Once I turned of the wifi, the message usually sends without a hitch. Maybe it has something to do with the cellular connection not staying alive while on wifi with the microcell?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ErickSaint:
I think I tried this already, with no luck, but I'll try again once I get back home.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] kool2zero:
Sometimes it took a few seconds after I disabled WiFi, but it solves the problem 90% of the time for me.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] kool2zero:
It also sometimes happens minus the microcell, which leads me to believe it has something to do with WiFi.... personally
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ErickSaint:
You may be on to something with the wifi. I have tried it for the past two days without wifi on and all of my texts have gone through. Could just be a coincidence, I'm going to do some more testing in the next few days to see what happens turning wifi back on and off.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] crglblnc:
Had the same problem on my phone as well, was worried i messed up my kernal or something like that... worked like a charm. thanks!!!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Bronk93:
Is there different messaging center #'s? I reverted back to stock so I could do the ota update to the new firmware, then I installed the community kernel and somehow it erased that #. I input the 1321....# and it works like a charm now. I dont want to get hit with any fees or surprises so just wanted to make sure the messaging center # was the same for all phones.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Tomdg07:
from at&t site/device tutorials:

IMPORTANT: A plus "+" sign MUST precede the 11-digit message center number in order for Text Messaging to function.

Instructions:

Existing and New AT&T customers

The message center number for all existing and new AT&T SIM cards is

+13123149810

. If experiencing problems with text messaging, please contact Customer Care.

Former AT&T Wireless customers

The message center number for all former AT&T Wireless customers is +19703769301.

Former Cellular One from Dobson customers

The message center number for all former Cellular One from Dobson customers is +13305310005.

Content reflects instructions for devices and services from AT&T. Some differences may exist for devices not purchased from AT&T.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] flyingstore:
i have a palm bluerooth keyboard with model number 3245ww. But i could not get it working on my samsung galaxy tablet. Anyone could give me any tips,? Much appreciated.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cavsoldier19d:
I just rooted my sister's droid incredible. I'm not familiar with roms for the incredible, so I'm looking for recommendations to have a near stock experience with sense, stable, rooted, optimized, and wifi tethering enabled? Thanks.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loonatik78:
Look for a stock debloat ROM. Like it says, it's stock with a rooted stock kernel and all the bloat ware removed. Usually a dev tosses one out for every OTA. Doing a search for "debloat" in the dev forum should yield some results.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cavsoldier19d:
Thanks. My search yielded some results, but I'm actually looking for recommendations from peopole who have used them, pointing me to one or two really good stock roms with all the above said features. Considering that it's my sisters phone, and I live on the other side of the state from her, I won't be able to flash and play around with different ROMS for her. And she's not savy enough nor has the time to do this on her own.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loonatik78:
I swear by Chingy's ROMs for the dInc and the Thunderbolt. I highly recommend Incredibly Re-engineered 2.3.1 and Ziggy's 4/10 kernel. It's built on EVO 4G framework, but it's the fastest, most reliable, feature rich ROM I know of. It's the same version of Sense that comes on the dInc so it works smoothly. Ziggy's 4/10 kernel makes it even faster and is completely reliable. There's newer Sense builds. There's gingerbread builds. If you're looking for stock-style Sense with absolutely ALL the BS removed you'll never use, that's as solid as the Rock of Gibraltar, this is the only ROM I would recommend. Lou's number 8 works great on it too, which it comes with.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cavsoldier19d:
I just checked out Re-engineered and it looks like the rom is now up to version 2.4. Are you specifically recommending 2.3.1 over 2.4?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kiboe:
seconded

most of those work fine with the stock kernal, if not better.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loonatik78:
Yep. You'll see 2.3.1, .2.3.2, and 2.4 and some older versions going back to 1.something (if they're still posted). 2.4 was a build he did that was completely odexed. The 2.3's are deodexed. I tried 2.4 and didn't find it quite as smooth as 2.3 with the mods I used on it, like the 4x5 workspace. The claim is odexed ROM's run smoother, but as soon as you boot the ROM, the entire ROM becomes odexed anyways, except odexed for your specific setup. It also seems more prone to rebooting.

I've followed the Synergy ROM for Tbolt for a while and that is a frankenstein project. It's a few guys that crank out nightlies with no end in sight, no goal of a final release, nor release candidates. It's highly experimental. That's not to say there aren't good builds. It's anybody's guess what you'll download on any particular night though. They have a lot of rabid fans, and they are pretty much all flash-a-holics. I don't call this a ROM you flash and drop in a FedEx box.

Gingersense has many good things said about it. I can't vouch for it as I've never used it. It is based on a leak. That implies a degree of incompleteness. Synergy is also a leak-based ROM. In my opinion, if you want to enjoy the richer experience of Sense 2.1, you can do that better on Froyo than Gingerbread. These are the Z ROMs. And you can get Incredibly Re-engineered in Z flavor as well. I set that up for my girlfriend and she ran it for about 2 months completely problem free.

This is just my opinion. Froyo is as solid as anything will ever be for that device. Chingy is still developing for that device and, from the looks of it, is possibly the most experienced dev on that device. I'm gonna be shipping mine across half way across the country in about 2 months and when I do I'm dropping it in the FedEx box exactly as I've described because I know that it's just gonna work, and work fast, month after month after month.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beard0:
Try incrom 1.6 or liberation rom..my vote is for incrom :)

/Dinc
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheWhiteBandito:
Close to stock? Skyraider 4.3. It has some awesome features added to it to make it a perfect stock replacement without deviating too far away from stock

Sent from my HTC Incredible
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Araho:
I'm an absolute noob to this kind of stuff. Is there a wiki or an article that someone can direct me to that I can read and actually understand what all this means. Also I've read things about custome roms and what not and how some of them help increase/optimize battery life. If so which ones would be the best in that regard?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
FAQ

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1065995

jje
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] GuilhermeXOT:
Im currently using Go Launcher EX to create folders inside my all apps folder (app drawer, apps menu, call it what you think its best).

Is there another app that can do that? (Just create the folders, no need to change the homescreen or any other function)

Thx
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] GuilhermeXOT:
No apps for this?
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] i2nice:
or place the apps on the apps and the folder will show up. i have that too.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] kwarkje:
I use "Apps Organizer" (free in the Market) to organise my apps in folders on the homescreen. Works perfectly! And I think there are more apps like this, just search for "app folder"...

Greetz,

kwarkje
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] capercb:
hi guys will i finally did it (bootloop)..i have been reading for almost 8 hours now and all i can tell you is i am more confuse then ever..was running open bl with french 2.3.4 and try to put [ROM] R-9 2.3.4GB [KP Base 4.5.91] with EXTRAS! *V4a* on it and went straight into bootloop ....any help getting my phone back up:confused: can i flash back to french 2.1.3 thanks
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Magnetox:
Did you perform fastboot -w? Also you have to be on an int'l kernel
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mramirezusa:
You already have unlocked bootloader, so BE CAREFULLY DO NOT RSD ANY DOWNGRADE FROM MOTO in this case 2.1.3

The best way is Download the FULL SBF 2.1.3 and extract the partitions from the SBF and just moto-fastboot to the phone... I will check and will post details
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mramirezusa:
Ok if Nothing else work as for example command "moto-fastboot -w"

You can try this one (need a Windows PC)

1. Make a new folder (for example c:\atrix)

2. Dowload and unzip this file:

http://www.filesonic.com/file/14467...16_A004_M001_ HWolympus_1g_Service1FF.sbf.gz

You will end after unzipped with a file as follow put it inside of the new folder:

OLYEM_U4_2.1.3_SIGNED_UCAOLYPORTFR_P016_A004_M001_%20%20HWolympus_1g_Service1FF.sbf

3. Download this file:

http://rapidshare.com/files/453821014/MotoAndroidDepacker.zip

and unzipped on the same new folder

4. Now run MotoAndroidDepacker.exe

5. Menu->Open File->OLYEM_U4_2.1.3_SIGNED_UCAOLYPORTFR_P016_A004_M001_%20%20HWolympus_1g_Service1FF.sbf

6. Menu->Split To FOlder

7. You will end with a new folder with a long name as follow:

OLYEM_U4_2.1.3_SIGNED_UCAOLYPORTFR_P016_A004_M001_%20%20HWolympus_1g_Service1FF-extracted

8. Now rename the following files as follow:

CG55.smg -> recovery.img

CG56.smg -> boot.img

CG57.smg -> system.img

CG58.smg -> webtop.img

CG62.smg -> preinstall.img

9. Move those files to the new folder C:\atrix

10. Download this file (moto-fastboot) and unzip it to the new folder C:\atrix

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=635568&d=1308927194

12. Disconect the USB form the phone, Turn off the Phone and now Press VOL down while you turn on the phone until show up "unlocked" tag and under this "fastboot" tag, now press once VOL up and it will show up a tag that it said "Starting fastboot.....", now connect the phone to the PC

11. Now open a DOS windows (cmd.exe) and go to the foler C:\atrix and run the following commands:

moto-fastboot flash boot boot.img

moto-fastboot flash system system.img

and finally

moto-fastboot -w

moto-fastboot reboot

and Done it must boot without any problem :)
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] capercb:
thanks mramirezusa ...somehow i got it booted and now running 2.3.4. build # 4.5.91 ...i follow through with your thread and have everything ready to go but will hold off for now..i should have posted 7 hours ago and my head would be still in the game ( to much reading ) just hate when u find a thread and some how it go sideway's with people asking questions that don't belong . will be trying to get it back to the french 2.3.4 international...thanks again
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mramirezusa:
Your Welcome!
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wrath663:
same problem

Hey Im having the same problem, I have the Att Atrix will this work ? or do I need a different file since his was international
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deziguy420:
is ur phone rooted?

is ur phone unlocked?

does it have CWM installed?

if yes then use fruitcake http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1163009

if no then what is ur current rom?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ekormesser:
I am having the same problem. The bootloader is not unlocked. I was rooted and running Gingerblur 3.5. When I attempted to upgrade to alien, everything went awry. I followed the commands above (intended for unlocked, I know, but Im getting desperate) and recieved the following error "failed to boot 2, starting RSD mode"

Please help!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] lilfellabob:
Hey all,

Not sure if this is possible but I want to somehow have audio out through the MHL/micro usb port of my s2. Reason being that it would be much nicer in the car to have 1 cord for charging and music rather than one cord for each.

Does the MHL port support this or could there possibly be an accessory to change the HDMI out feature to audio-only aux?

thanks!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] ghileman:
also wondering about this for my AV receiver

i went ahead and ordered the HDMI MHL cable to test Spotify through my AV Receiver.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] faildroid:
Since the HDMI audio is digital data I wouldn't bother researching down this lane.

But there certainly are docking stations that charge the SGS2 and offer a 3.5mm line-out at the same time, so it must be possible.

Pinout anyone? :D
[Galaxy S II Accessories] ghileman:
Don't understand what you mean here?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] faildroid:
If you'd like to use the HDMI audio you would have to add a digital-analog-converter in order to feed your car stereo the analog line audio it needs. Plus I don't think the connector will allow charging while in HDMI mode.

So maybe it's best to put that port on the SGS2 into Home Dock or Car Dock mode. You might get some further help wit the pinout in this thread. ;)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] ghileman:
I think you're getting me confused with the original poster. My question was in regards to outputting just audio (Spotify) through my Onkyo AV receiver. There shouldn't be any issue with this, right? I've only seen the MHL-HDMI cable used on a TV directly, and not through a receiver.

Also, would it be possible to plug the SGS2 with the MHL-HDMI cable directly into the HDMI 1.4 input on the back of the TV, and use the ARC feature (Audio Return Channel) to feed either 2.1 or 5.1 audio back through the HDMI cable linking the TV and receiver to the surround sound speakers?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] eiraku:
Wait, if HDMI out audio is digital out, can we play around to get a clean digital out signal that would play nice with portable external DACs?

Sounds impossible but who knows?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] faildroid:
That's exactly what happened, my bad. :D

Unfortunately I haven't got the HDMI cable for the SGS2 yet but for the ARC feature I'd say it depends on your TV. Maybe you can try feeding an existing HDMI source to it and verify that a HDMI-in on the TV can be routed via ARC to your AVR. ;)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] ghileman:
Yes, supposedly my TV can do that with the Freeview HD tuner audio, but I'm waiting for my antenna to put that to the test.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] LocutusEstBorg:
Solution: HD Fury II or HD Fury III. They have 2 channel analog output from HDMI input.

To clear up some things about MHL:

First of all MHL is not HDMI. By default, your phone needs to support MHL and your TV/Receiver/whatever also needs to be able to receive MHL signals.

There is no fixed connector type for MHL (the plug can either be proprietary or a readily available one such as USB or HDMI). Phones have MHL hardware connected to their USB ports. Upcoming TVs will have additional MHL hardware connected to their existing HDMI inputs.

You cannot use an ordinary USB<->HDMI type MHL cable to connect your phone to any HDTV. It will not work. You need an active cable that receives a MHL signal from the USB side, internally decodes it and reencodes it as HDMI, and then outputs it via the HDMI side of the cable to any HDMI device. That's why the cables are expensive.

The good news pertaining to this thread:

The active MHL cables we've seen so far are very small and compact. Basically the only thing you need is an MHL decoder which has an audio line out. There is no need for a HDMI DAC.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] ghileman:
I can confirm that the Samsung MHL-HDMI cable for the SGS2 outputs both video and just audio beautifully to my home theatre receiver.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] dannymanno:
MHL to VGA is an option

Please excuse the necroposting. For future people who run across this thread when searching for MHL Audio products.

I discovered these products after some searching around:

http://vgaadapter.blogspot.com.au/2012/02/ikross-mhl-micro-usb-to-vga-display-and.html

http://www.ecvv.com/product/2822782.html

I'm not sure of the quality of the audio DAC but its an option.

But so is the Samsung Desktop dock or the car dock for charging and playing music at the same time through one plug.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] brgroover:
i can't believe, but ac adaptor charger and p2-p2 or p2-rca cable work like a charm here
[XPERIA X10 General] mingkee:
I manually flashed my X10i using this method...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=920746

but soon I realized it's not rooted after flashing and it's too late to install xrecovery or something like that. Something worse is, there's NO working rooting method for official 2.3.3 ROM this time.

We need some developers to make rooted 2.3.3 (in both stock and customized) ROM for flashtool so we can flash rooted ROM using flashtool without xrecovery.
[XPERIA X10 General] abeeson:
Rooted ROM / Tools

I'm sure the devs will have something soon, if they have a pre-rooted install, it should not be too long before an exploit is found that allows the APK based tools to work.

I have not done much checking, are you sure the current tools (one click, z4root etc) dont work with the stock GB rom?

You could always downgrade using flashtool / adb shell and then re-install the 2.1 firmware, root, then install recovery / 2.3 pre-rooted....

Sucks, but it would be worth it in my opinion to have the freedom.

Otherwise, just wait, it should not be long! :)
[XPERIA X10 General] abeeson:
rollback

This guy did the same thing, he has a link in his post.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1195218

EDIT: Sorry should have edited my first - My bad :(
[XPERIA X10 General] mingkee:
I tried few methods:

visionary+: not supported

superoneclick: doesn't work

gingerbreak: doesn't work

SE 2.3.3 is too "perfect" for rooting.
[XPERIA X10 General] abeeson:
dang.

Dang, that sucks.

Ah well, two options, wait for a tool to get updated, or roll back.

I would personally not bother, the only thing i "really" needed root for was barnacle, and wifi tethering is native now. With that said, you may have a use that im not listing (Titanium backup maybe for data), the choice is yours, its a pain to do, but doesnt take too long time wise.

Write back if you need a hand, im glad to help / point you to the correct spot!
[XPERIA X10 General] zax10:
Use flashtool and flash a 2.1 Rom. Root install xrec.

Then follow any of the mod/roms in development installation instructions.

I did the same thing and had to do it.
[XPERIA X10 General] Hzu:
Check out ddoomlord prerooted. 2.3
[XPERIA X10 General] mingkee:
Finally I took a plunge to "downgrade" to 2.1 and use flashtool again to root, then installed xrecovery from there, and after the phone off, I followed the method:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1192152

After the first session done with xrecovery, I pulled out the battery and run second session to flash kernel with flashtool.

Now it has rooted 2.3.3.
[HTC Inspire 4G] lothodon:
I've used a downloaded RUU to "fix" my first failed root attempt and it was a lifesaver. Now the Gingerbread update for the Inspire 4G has 'leaked" but my simple question is, where do these come from in the first place? Do they come direct from HTC (like I imaging) and if they do, how can I get ahold of them without relying on less than great sources?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Gene Poole:
They ultimately come from HTC. The leaked RUUs are probably from employees of HTC. They are signed by HTC so you know that they haven't been tampered with.
[HTC Inspire 4G] sishirbaid:
To get hands on one, you should go to the service center and request for one ,maby they will agree, maby they will need to be offered a little price

:p
[HTC Inspire 4G] marknoll:
WWW.androidruu.com
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] strongergravity:
I figured we needed a thread to discuss the BootManager app.

First, big thumbs up to GFlam & Conap for this app! I used Conap's CELEB CM Roms on the Eris for a long time.

Now:

They have a User Manual on their site.

What does it do? You keep your rom on the phone, and you can add up to 4 more on your SD card. You use the app's menu to select which one you want to boot into next.

What is it? it is an apk you can get from the market. It lives on your phone. It doesn't mess with Clockwork and such.

What's the catch? There is something you have to pay attention to...It requires a connection to the market to verify it's authenticity. So, whenever you add a new rom, you need to connect it to the market...the trick: you need to flash gapps right after you flash a rom before you boot into it.

What If I forgot to flash gapps?!? No big deal. If you boot into a rom you installed that doesn't have the market, the BootManager app won't work, so you can't use it to boot back into another rom. They have a solution - boot into recovery and flash the "update.zip" located in the bootmanager>phonerom folder on your sd. Then your phone will reboot into your internal phone rom.

What's the catch, part 2? Some roms have custom scripts that run when they boot, so they don't play well, especially when installed on the SD card.

What else do I need to know? Rom installs take longer. After installing, the roms on the sd card do not lag. You can back up the roms that you install through the app.

This is a dream for people who want to play with nightlies or try a bunch of roms, but need their old-reliable come Monday morning. Check it out!

There is more discussion on this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1189459

Disclaimer: I have no affliliation with Init 2 Win It. I just love this app.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] strongergravity:
I'll start with a question, too. I put BAMF3.0 rc 4.9 in an SD slot. When I boot in, everything works except Titanium Backup can't find root. Anyone else have this problem?
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] You.:
Interesting. I'm having a similar problem with MyBackup Pro. The app would request SU permission but then it never acknowledged that it had it. I also had BAMF 3.0 Rc 4.9 running off SD
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] stayin100:
When I boot into miui from cm7 it won't connect to my wifi to let me authenticate my rom manager
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] strongergravity:
I haven't tried the MIUI yet. It might be another with a custom boot script.

You could try to install it as the internal phoneROM and see if it works. If it doesn't you'll need to restore a nand backup.

Good luck, should you choose to accept this mission. This post will self-destruct in 3...2...1...