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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] likewei92:
Haha I'm using that ROM too. Alright I'm not sure what you did to get Magldr running on your phone, but I suggest you do a total reset... Ok here's how:

1. Flash 2.08.HSPL, get the file follow instructions at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=611433. Just download HSPL 4 (the latest one) and flash to 2.08.HSPL

2. Flash your radio to 2.15.xxx, if your radio is not already 2.15.xxx. See http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=611787

3. Now download the HD2 NAND toolkit. Technically you don't need this, but it makes things a lot easier. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1090783

4. Open the toolkit. Do a wipe (Task 29)

5. Click Install MAGDLR and follow instructions

6. Select MAGLDR Repartition. Use 150mb + 5mb cache. The size of the partition depends on which ROM you're using, but for this particular ROM use the settings I just mentioned.

7. (hmm actually I've nvr really tried this myself because I'm using cLK, so I'm not sure if Clockworkmod recovery is already installed at this point. Just turn on your phone and hold the power button to get into the MAGDLR menu, then select AD recovery. If CMR loads then pls skip this step) Select MAGLDR update recovery and update CMR

8. Alright now you can put the ROM file (a .zip file) into the SD card and use the install zip from sdcard option to flash, then everything should be fine

Hopes this helps
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Action B:
Okay so I have root but now I get "error 16" when I try to make phone calls. I updated my profile and PRL already. Also, my data profile is normal.

It rings a couple times then a voice comes on saying "error number 16, switch 116".

Please help guys. Thanks

SORRY WRONG FORUM, JUST FORGOT I HAVE EVO 3D now.

ALSO, I was able to fix this problem by contacting sprint. Was done within a minute.
[Acer Iconia A500] Ahhk:
Really strange Iconia<->Human compatibility problem? Anyone else experience this?

Ok, this might not be specific to only the Iconia, but its happening with a A500 so Im posting it here.

After my Mother got a A500, she started complaining that the birds in Angry Birds were some times launching by themselves, not launching at all, exploding in mid air, etc.

Now, after a few days of telling her it was USER ERROR, I stopped by to see first hand what was going on.

Before I get in to it, I have to clarify that neither my wife, kids, or myself have ever had any problems with AB on our phones, Tabs, etc.

Ok...she starts playing AB. After a few mins she tells me thats its happening. So, I try it and go through like 5 levels flinging birds at a rapid pace flawlessly.

She tries it again and continues to have a problem. After telling her she must be doing something wrong, or her fingernails are causing an issue....I watch what shes doing closely.....and she's doing it correctly. She will pull the bird back and hold it down tightly...and after a second or two it just lets loose. Hrrmmm. WTH!

A minute later, she cant zoom in/out at all (like its frozen). I try it and its smooth as butter. She tries it again and it wont do anything!

I have her wash her hands and keep them damp. Nadda. I have her use moisturizer on her hands and.....Nadda.

So, to not go on too much longer...has anyone ever heard of this? It seems to happen in waves. Maybe she has a chemical/electro-magnetic imbalance? Theres no pattern that we can figure out (diet, clothes, drinks, time of day, etc).

Anyone have any ideas? I'm thoroughly stumped here. :0

Thanks!
[Acer Iconia A500] shaun298:
Does it do this when charging and off the charger..?
[Acer Iconia A500] Ahhk:
Yes, the first few times it was plugged in. But unplugging it didnt change anything.
[Acer Iconia A500] phonegunner:
While building a large gas plant in southwest Wyoming a few years back we had a secretary that would end up rebooting her computer everytime she stood up...

Of course we were in the environmental controlled room (cooled and dry) with the telecommunications systems (300 channels of 6 gig and 2 gig microwave and a 640 line PBX).

So we ended up building her a 25 foot static cord so she could move around and that took care of the reboot problem...

Maybe it is static ...

Ted...
[Acer Iconia A500] Ahhk:
Thanks. That's an interesting possibility. I just dont know how/why it would build up while she is just standing still with the A500 on the kitchen counter....or sitting in a chair.

hrrmm....I'll see if I can figure out a way to discharge her and test it. Or maybe I should trying wiring her up to a ground stake :0
[Acer Iconia A500] FloatingFatMan:
Try her on a capacitive touch screen phone, too.
[Acer Iconia A500] oranac:
Had a similar issue with my dad, his problem was that after years of manual labor, his fingertips were almost like paper, which seemed like it was causing too large a gap between the screen and the detectable flesh of his finger.

I had him exfoliate his fingers and it solved the issue.
[Acer Iconia A500] EvoTastic:
maybe you should get a stylus. Not the fix that works best but possibly the only fix for this issue
[Acer Iconia A500] strider_mt2k:
I knew a guy that worked for Amtrack as the guy that takes the tickets on the train that had this same problem.

He never made a lot of money, so he couldn't get the problem fixed.

Which stinks, because everyone knows all it takes is a poor conductor to make stuff not work properly.

I'll be here all weekend folks, try the fish. ;)
[Acer Iconia A500] WereCatf:
This is off-topic, but anyhow: That reminds me of this one guy who went to work in this large office building and worked just as he does normally. Then later on in the day electronic devices around him started acting abnormally, the carpet under his feet started melting and so on. Pretty scary stuff, so his co-workers called the fire department there who escorted the guy out. Turns out he had accumulated over 25,000 volts of static charge in his clothing and had he touched something that had circulated the charge back in his body he would've fried himself.

As to the topic itself: it could well be her fingernails or static charge. Hard to say which one unless you specifically set out to try.
[Acer Iconia A500] vanisleguy1976:
Interesting thread! I went to college with a girl who also had similar issues with technology. Every time she tried to use a computer, it would turn off! Static electricity was indeed the culprit. She was like a lightening rod. Unfortunately, she ended up dropping out because of this.
[Acer Iconia A500] slotsman:
I don't think it's off-topic. It's an interesting topic and it's under the the general discution over issues on this tablet and we should keep this that way. I know because i've done a mistake placing a question under the wrong topic but... knowledge is more importante than mistakes... i've got my answer...

Anyway no human has the same electrical conductivity as everybody else. Typical factors are skin type, deep, greese, etc. I could even quote the caous theory... the capacitive touche screen is better then the others t/s but there will be cases were this technology has issues. Not everything is perfect.

Well, to sort out the problem, i agree that the stylus is te best soluction to this particular problem.

Cheers to all,
[Acer Iconia A500] erica_renee:
static control braclet

There are devices you can wear to control the static/static discharge and buildup in your hands.

Not sure anymore where we bought them.I think a company called black box. blackbox.com is the address if i remember correct.this is more common then you might think.
[Acer Iconia A500] Ahhk:
I think you nailed it, phonegunner

I've had her discharge herself (I wont tell you how as I dont want "Parent Protection Services" showing up at my door) each time before using it and there has been a MAJOR improvement!

Its been very dry here lately (it is Texas afterall) so I'm sure that has made the static situation worse.

Thanks!
[Acer Iconia A500] Ahhk:
As an old-sk00l PC tech, I am quite familiar with the issues of hardware and static. I just never considered static as a possible cause for the random touchscreen issues she was having.

I myself arc all the time when touching metal. I mean loud, painful, scare small children kind of arcing. But, I've never had any issue with any capacitive screen device. She doesn't have that problem.

But live and learn. Now we all know! :)
[Acer Iconia A500] Ahhk:
She didnt have nearly as much of a problem with my Tab or phone...so I think the Iconia is probably just more sensitive to the static.

Thanks all!!
[Acer Iconia A500] v_lestat:
Dont forget also that if she has a lenoleum floor that material is probably the equal to rubbing a baloon in your hair for static electricity.

Even stone tiles can creative massive amounts of static.

my father has stone tile entry way in his house and i notice when i kneel down t0 tie my shoes i can feel the static on the floor.

I have lenoleum in my kitchen and have noticed wierd issues with my iconia and mesmerize phone. Never thought about static until reading the thread.

They should make this a sticky and add a warning about the tablet being sensative to static
[Acer Iconia A500] Ahhk:
Yeah, until the static was mentioned, I was trying to convince her that there was something wrong with her and that she should see a doctor...hehe....and that I was clearly adopted!

In hindsight, her house is all natural tile and carpet. And the "happening in waves" part was the result of walking around the house (tile->carpet->tile) then coming back to the Iconia. :rolleyes:

I agree that there should be a sticky. I wonder how many people returned their "stupid POS tablet!" because they thought it was defective.

Sent from my PC using a full size keyboard and Firefox :eek:
[Galaxy S II General] theirlaw:
Here's what happens... if I have just GPS enabled (no Wi-Fi), and I tell it to locate my position while I'm at home, it tells me I'm about 5-10 kilometers away. It's in the correct town, but isn't near where I actually am, and I'm standing right in the open, no buildings or anything.

Now, if I enable GPS and Wi-Fi, it tells me I'm currently where I USED to live, which is about 50km away from my real position. The place it tells me I am is actually right near my gym and where I used to live, but I haven't lived there for close to two years but I still frequent the gym.

Anyway, I'm totally confused. I could understand that if I enabled my Wi-Fi and it's telling me that I'm near where I used to live, it could have something to do with having the name of my wireless router cached at that location, even though it hasn't actually existed at that location for two years. What leads me to believe that this is some sort of caching issue is that if I am at work and use the GPS (or anywhere else I don't frequent for that matter) it locates me fine, instantly.

So... what can I do?
[Galaxy S II General] theirlaw:
Anybody have any idea? This is awfully frustrating...
[Galaxy S II General] veyka:
You could try using GPS status from the market to reset and download your AGPS data?
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
That fails i would backup data and factory reset as symptoms are of faulty settings . You could also replace the modem .

jje
[Galaxy S II General] andpol:
I'm also having issues, "GPS Status" app sees 10 satellites but never locks. This is outdoors.

With your Wifi location issue, I think that's because the google vehicles collecting street view data recorded your wifi SSID to be at your old house, which is why it thinks you're there.

EDIT: I should also mention, mine worked fine before rooting, then I used Chainfire's kernel to root and I have the issues that we're seeing (JP_XSG_KG2 and ZS_OZS_KG2).
[Galaxy S II General] ThaiM:
One of the reasons I'm waiting on a proper Canadian Kernel to use.... too many unknowns.
[Galaxy S II General] andpol:
Fixed!

Using a different kernel and ROM (XXKG6, Android 2.3.4):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1124396

GPS locks within about 5 seconds outside and network speeds seem to be the normal for Rogers.
[Galaxy S II General] GIR:
Do you have a working 3G connection?
[Galaxy S II General] theirlaw:
So, I downloaded that GPS app and did everything that it had available... nothing really helped. When I'm anywhere but my house, the GPS locks fairly fast, but can still be somewhat slow.

I believe I was having no issues as well before rooting, and I used CF Root as well. I obviously agree regarding updated firmware from Samsung/Virgin... I'm sure it could very well resolve this and some other issues.

I have a 3G connection... it's always listed as H+ though.
[Galaxy S II General] andpol:
Yep! It indicates 3G when idle, and when I'm using the data connection it switches to H+. Rogers download speeds of ~4Mbps.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
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[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
LINK IS LIVE... Get your SENSE ON!!!

As always.... ENJOY and REPORT!!

:)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ganeshvembu:
First

i think....thank you, D/l'ing....
[Thunderbolt Android Development] CLoft239:
You sir, are a cruel, cruel man. You just got me hooked on A05PTH3RY...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] djhotpocket:
But but but.... I was just gonna flash some aosp ..... Now what do I do? Lol. So awesome. You rock droid .
[Thunderbolt Android Development] subsoniic:
Quick question how I do enable gps lock ? mine is already working should I worry ? Can't wait to flash this !
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
GPS only applies to AOSP.

:)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
Smoking a butt and I will have a update for that also.

:)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] subsoniic:
Last question I promise ! Does this rom include the paginated scroll screen in the app tray ?? Please tell me it is =)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
LOL... NO. Freescroll. You have to be the ONLY one that likes that. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] knothead:
Downloading now. Thanks for freescroll
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
Traitor. LOL
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KGBxxx:
Decisions!!!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] knothead:
I just have to try it. I can't figure out how to get my patrolmens group emails to come up and i forward them a bunch of stuff that cant wait for the pc. So im really screwed by the aosp exchange mail.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trikotret:
Thanks for getting me kicked out of the house :-)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] knothead:
Gonna be hard to leave the battery and smoothness of the real rom though...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tsachi:
So how different is the framework from Hybrid? Is it

a. So different - don't try hybrid mods

b. different - hybrid should work but you'd loose some stuff

c. same - go crazy on hybrid mods

:)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
It's the same... :) Thinking of the Th3m3T3am.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xTFGx:
Just when I got hooked on AO5PTH3ORY you use some magic voodoo stuff and release this sense rom somehow! I don't know how you can work on so many different roms at the same time but I am very very happy that you can. THANK YOU DT!!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dhacker29:
loonie01 - No this ROM does not have the 3d homescreen and it can not be added.

Justavillian - Also when you are installing a new ROM make sure you go under mounts and storage in CWR and format /system. That will get rid of all the old roms files.

AlpineM3 - If you are on sense all I have is a blu3 and a Gr33n theme so some of them were probably xpack's themes. He is going to make a return to stock zip. Or if I get time tonight I will.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xTFGx:
Format /system after you wipe everything :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Wool02:
Don't forget to format system under the mounts and storage menu. Quadrant scores don't matter when a rom is this fluid.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] justavillain:
thanks guys! Could that be causing my rebooting problems? Does it get rid of my old back ups from Clockworkmod or my TI backups, or my saved files on the SD card?

I'm not new to rooting but am newer to flashing Roms/kernels
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Greywolf66:
Formating system won't effect your old backups.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] knothead:
If your trying the ao5p from yesterday that was corrupted. Wait for the next upload and try that one.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xpack90:
No sorry it doesn't
[Thunderbolt Android Development] justavillain:
I only did the org 1.0 not even 1.1 or anything it was awesome when it worked but I'd get either 15-20 reboots an hour or when ever it hit a little bit of a wall it'd reboot. So I just flashed back to CM7 I like the Sense based ones but was getting use to gingerbread so I can go either way.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xpack90:
Try out the candystor3 mods ;)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xpack90:
Tsachi is the battery person. Pm him and sense me the files and i'll build a mod around it ;)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xpack90:
Which files did you edit to make sure I get them all
[Thunderbolt Android Development] loonie01:
Thanx for the reply.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nrfitchett4:
HTC bluetooth stack is very old and outdated. Don't think anything can be done for the sense based roms
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rlervin:
Just loaded this up for the first time. It seems to be running really good. May stay due to the mail and calendar. I really liked Th3ory's ASOP too.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Greywolf66:
He's not making it easy to choose between. This one runs great. Might have to bounce back and forth a few times till I finally settle.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tryder:
Dock mode

Anyone able to get dock mode to work? Can't seem to figure it out.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tsachi:
Not sure I'll have time this weekend, but I can do the batteries. Seems time to start an nfl battery series for the kitchen :)

Sent from a gingerbread thunderbolt
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hattoja:
That's an awesome idea..Skins!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jasonbiggs:
I'm loving this. Anyway to get the reboot to recovery to work with the teamwin recovery. It just hangs. Although if too much trouble, can always do with the manual way.

Thanks th3ory.

Love the blackch3rry theme xpack!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trueagle:
Did you find an answer. I just bought dock and mine froze too
[Thunderbolt Android Development] caspersfi:
Tsachi that would be awesome!! Whenever u get the time.

Appreciate your work!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dajogejr:
OK....I've read through all the pages.

I love the AOSP ROM, smooth, fast, etc.

However, the email and calendar are just deal breakers.

I've come to my "senses".

My GPS is hosed up on the weather/clock. I've cleared GPS data via the GPS Status app. I've cleared Google Maps cache and data.

When I open up MAPS...take less than 10 seconds to pinpoint me down to the room I'm in at my house.

It keeps flipping to Summerville...(I don't even know what state that's in...) I have VZW, Google and standalone GPS services all on.

If I open Maps and let it find me (again, seconds) and then go back...the clock/weather city is correct.

Any ideas? Otherwise, ROM is smooth as butta and the best GB/Sense based ROM I've used to date on battery.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Wkd1:
Mine did that too, had me in Alabama while I'm actually in Arizona. I cleared the 'HTC weather sync provider' data and that seemed to help. Mine is reading appropriately.

(settings/Applications/Manage applications/All)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xpack90:
Let navigation get a pin point on your location then open up the candystor3 and it should work.

Let navigation get a pin point on your location then open up the candystor3 and it should work.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Brakiss:
Same here just got mine in the mail as I was flashing this rom.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] chimpsnest:
Decided to pop back over to Sense and try this ROM out, I think I'll play w/it for a few days before deciding to stay w/Sense or go back to CM based (all nandroided and ready to restore, lol).

It's been a while since I've been on a Sense ROM .... wondering what I'm forgetting as far as what is different (ie anything that works/doesn't work vs CM?). I don't think there is anything drastic - just the way things work. Loving it.

One thing that I've noticed is that my FM Radio is not in my app drawer, yet if I long press on the screen and select to add an app the FM radio is there, strange.

Looked up "lockscreen" and didn't find an answer .... can I change the links on the lockscreen? I use GO SMS, and like to be able to have that for an option. I'm sure there is an obvious "sense" answer, but for the life of me I cannot remember.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jasonbiggs:
^Personalize/lock screen
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jasonbiggs:
On speed tweak, for battsaver extremely undervolted, why is it only set to 1100 at 1024 when I can go down to 975 at 1024 easily with no faults when I use vipermod. I wouldn't call the settings on speed tweak extreme undervolted.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] xpack90:
Sorry for all those who have requested themes I haven't forgotten. Im on vacation and getting to the hotel around 11 pm. And after sitting in 110 degree weather I come back tired and haven't really had time.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Brakiss:
Enjoy yourself brotha, we all come second fiddle to real life bud.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] chimpsnest:
That's the one thing I tried, when I got settings/personalize it just pops me out to my homepages. Anything to do w/the fact that I'm using GO Launcher?

EDIT: Yup, when I went back to HTC Sense and did settings/personalize then it gave me the option to personalize the lock screen ... so I did, changed the message app to GO SMS, changed back to GO Launcher and the lockscreen is the way I want it.

Another thing I noticed, my FM Radio app IS in the app drawer when using HTC Sense, ADW and Launcher Pro but it doesn't show up in the app drawer w/GO ... odd, but liveable since I can find the app (should I need it again) by doing the long press onto the screen and adding it to a home screen page.

Interesting.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] justavillain:
after the format/system it is working good and no reboots. Very happy over all. Only wish the battery life was better. I was getting really good life with the CM7 build compared to this one. CM7 was around 9 to 10 with mod use, this one is about 6 like a normal one. On the speed tweak I don't see it in anyplace on the phone? Am I missing something?

Might have to go back to the AO5P build. It was smooth and very nice. hard choices.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] DroidTh3ory:
For speedtweak

su

speedtweak.sh
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rlervin:
I have been running this ROM do to problems with the latest ASOP ROM. I never thought I would go back to a sense ROM but this is the best I have seen. Battery is better than the ASOP. It is amazing. Great job Th3ory!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] knothead:
Thanks so much for all you have done. I'll be thinking of you and yours.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trikotret:
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Did you get in trouble with the wife. Let us talk to her :(
[Thunderbolt Android Development] knothead:
Nope a user on the aosp side acted less than honorable and dt has a full plate at home.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] marcusblade:
DT thanks for all your hard work. I have tried every tb rom out there and yours are the by far the best. I was fearing the day the bionic came out, never thought a tool would drive you away first. I will miss flashing every couple days.