yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Milestone XT720 General] fjfalcon:
Are you sure that u usyng cm 6.3.0?

Cause it has already build-in modules for ext4.

http://www.multiupload.com/VHPFIMOJTR

apply that update again, you don't need to make any wipes.(or just wipe cache...)
[Milestone XT720 General] Raydonn:
Hmm, tried updating/installing again.

Still no luck. Same results.

Does it matter that I skipped 6.1.2 and went straight to 6.3.0? Although that doesn't make much sense since you said 6.3.0 included the modules for ext4.

I also see ext2.ko, ext3.ko, ext4.ko in system/lib/modules so I assume it's all there.
[Milestone XT720 General] Raydonn:
Small update.

I don't know why, but link2sd is working now and apparently with ext4.

Maybe it's because I installed cm6.1.2 and then applied cm6.3.0 overtop it? I didn't factory wipe though, but it still works.

Or maybe it's because I used the new OR to update my ext2 to ext4 instead of fresh formatting it to ext4?

Or maybe the latest version of link2sd fixed ext4 support? I don't know.

But anyhow, thanks for all the help and the great ROM.
[Milestone XT720 General] Mioze7Ae:
Probably this one. The ext4 update in the OR uses known-working ext4 options. I think there are some features that desktops turn on by default when formatting ext4 that don't work with our kernel. My guess is it's largefile support, but I haven't tested tested that hunch.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mswar89:
Please Help Me

My sgs2 cannot read the sim and it always in airplan mode

Imei : unknown

BaseBand: Unknown

please please please Give The answer that solve this problem
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirchichamu:
insert the sim properly with the golden plates down and the cut end outward. Then go to settings>>>wireless>>> untick the flight mode.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dyallo:
I think it's broken
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LiFE1688:
Try reflashing back with the original stock rom.

It looks to me the baseband is not installed properly, and therefore unable to access IMEI, without a working baseband, you are unable to access the phone portion.

It could also be that the nv_data.bin file is damaged due to a bad sim unlock hack. If that is so, you will have to rebuild that file.

Again, try reflashing back to original stock rom, before trying to rebuild the nv_data.bin.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AnttiV:
(Sorry to resurrect old-ish topic, but I think it's better to continue here than to make a new one.)

Same problem here, except the only custom thing I've ever run on this phone, is apps from market. I'm running SPB Shell 3D (legal version, but not through Android Market but the other thing SPB was selling their programs through... Handango? Not that it matters.)

The phone has been running ALMOST perfectly since day one. I can only remember two occasions that the phone was in "no reception" mode (the O with slash through it) and toggling Flight Mode on and then off fixed it both times before.

However, yesterday I noticed the icon again, thought nothing of it and switched Flight Mode on. It never went back on again. Googling the problem I bumped into the imei/baseband thing and sure as not, when checking my phone's data there is "unknown" in the baseband version and IMEI is empty.

Trying to enter Mobile Networks settings results in "insert sim" notification.

The phone is (OS-wise) completely stock, I think the only thing I have ever done to it since then was to update it to 2.3.5 via KIES when it became available.

Phone is unbranded and not simlocked and never was. The only alterations are the aforementioned SPB Shell 3D and WidgetLocker. And of course a bunch of "normal" apps, games and such.

I placed a call (which went unanswered for all it matters), then after a short while (five minutes or so) noticed the "no reception" -icon. Then all went to hell.

Tried with three different SIM cards, none work on this phone, all work on other phones. Currently SIM working in Galaxy Gio.

I plan to take the phone to repairs under warranty, I'll let you know what they say and what happens to the phone if I remember.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pandaradu:
help!

I have the same problem. The phone is 5 weeks old. I dont know what happened afternight with it :-(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
READ the restore IMEI restore EFS posts but first backup data and try a factory reset .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AnttiV:
In my case, it was perhaps a bit more extreme. I sent it to the repair shop under warranty, it came back practically new. They had changes most of the innards, including the motherboard. Something had apparently shorted itself and cleared some chip. Hadn't gotten anything more specific out of them and I've even sold the phone since then and got this Galaxy Note.

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DMLING:
My SGS2 has this problem too after update to 2.3.6.. I did factory reset... I flashed it back to stock 2.3.3 firmware.. problem still cant solve.. any idea? pls help me..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Restore your backed up EFS folder .

If you did not read the guides and follow instructions .

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20163984&postcount=7

IMEI.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1372169

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rocky23:
imei

just a precaution.....alwayz backup ur efs a tool is hell kat tool which backs up ur efs folder as image....so any prblm such as diff pcode,imei etc can b restored within sec...always save ur efs folder on pc...an certain apps like root exp etc work on rooted phones..i messed alot wiv my sgs1 an sgs2 but thanks to the developers for creating this great tools....:)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] centuriondan:
I have a similar issue with my SGS2

I ran my phone battery until it died and when I rebooted the no-network sign came up.

Now, it show's no baseband, no imei and if I dial *#1234# it shows up as Phone: Unknown

(I think it used to say GT-I9100)

I had a backup efs img and files from way back, and restored that several times along with a factory reset and tried installing different modems both original and others.

It's looking pretty bad.

Any thoughts on what else I can try to diagnose this before I send it back?

TIA, Daniel
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onisuk:
After coming back from a gig watching my videos they look great ....but the sound is awful :( dare i say it but my friends iphone 4 was spot on !

is there anyway of upgrading my galaxy s's mic or reducing its sensitivity when recording video ?!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Install voodoo + from the market, and then play with the settings :)

Insanity cm033/platypus neo9 redux 5
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
(added october 7th, 2011)

This thread is filling with some great app and also a bunch of game recommendations.

When / if / as I have the time to do so i'll start moving things back up to this first posting. I'll maybe get some here and there, or a chunk at one shot, or whatever.

Meantime, or as usual, browse through the thread and find hidden treasure in all the replies

(end added october 7th, 2011)

So what do you all like to run on your phone?

I'll kickstart it off with some things I use, tell me what you like so I can see what i'm missing!

-File Expert - Free - Geek Software Technology Inc.

-Dual File Manager XT - Free - Medieval Software

-Root Explorer - Paid - Speed Software

File expert I keep for the FTP/web server capabilities. I use it or Root explorer back and forth. I like Root explorer better, I couldn't edit the keylayout file with File Expert. Dual file manager makes it so easy to copy things around I keep using it - call me lazy on that one but it works well.

-Android Terminal Emulator - Free - Jack Palevich

-Absolute System (Root Tools) - Paid - canvs2321

Fantastic suite of tools for use after root.

-Android Music - Free - JRTStudio

I love it more then other music players, call me old fashioned but i'm just used to this one. Simple, easy, no extra BS to worry about.

-Mobo Player - Free - Mobo Team

Simple, easy to use, and supports .avi files amongst others. My favorite video player.

-Realcalc -Free/Paid - Quartic Software

Superior calculator. I use the donate version - the doubleshot stock calculator is garbage, I was not very happy with it. I'd already been using this one before getting the doubleshot, so swapped it right in.

-ezPDF Reader - Paid - Unidocs Inc.

-Scan to PDF - Paid - Nym Computing

-Open Signal Maps - Free - Staircase 3, Inc.

This one shows me all the cell towers I connect to, and maps them out for me. Other handy stuff in it, it works well and I use it all the time.

-XDA Premium - you should probably have this by now if you're reading this here.

What are you all playing with?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mat_oli:
I'll add to this list:

SweetHome Image Upload - kinda like Google+ Instant Upload for pictures, except it uploads to my local PC instead of into the Google+ cloud, as soon as I connect to my home network.

Tasker - great app to automate almost anything

RemoteLauncher - Allows you to launch programs on your PC remotely from your phone, I use this in combination with Tasker to automate things, ie. when I'm connected to my home network, I trigger the Windows Start Menu, so that my monitor will wake up from sleep mode. This way, I don't have to move the mouse or start typing on my keyboard to get my monitor to wake up (yes, I know, I'm lazy).

XBMC Remote - if you aren't already using XBMC (www.xbmc.org) to play/browse your media, stop reading this, download it now, and thank me later! XBMC is the slickest media centre software I've seen, and the official remote app for Android is pretty nice too.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
If you came to this thread from the bloat removal thread, then here are my suggestions: (some from my first post above, again, but with links this time. I'm tired of typing now and don't feel like editing it at the moment.)

1 - Stock Browser = Opera Mobile

2 - Stock Gallery App = Gallery3D - I really like the version of this app found in the Nook Color (encore) version of CM7 (latest stable release)

3 - Stock Notes App = ColorNote

4 - Stock Polaris Office = Documents to Go 3.0 + Paid Unlock ( expensive, I know, but worth it - I do a ton of office stuff for work on this phone, and this app is fantastic. You may want to keep the stock office app. )

5 - Stock Music Player = Android Music

6 - Stock Calculator = Realcalc - not even a question here. Donate is worth it to me, because I do a lot of conversions. Free version is awesome too.

I am pissed about the stock calculator app we get on this device. This is an expensive phone, practically the best piece of hardware money can buy, and our stock calculator doesn't even fit the numbers on the buttons right...really? WTF HTC - bad, bad form. (Alternatively, IF you replace it right, the stock app from the encore version of CM7 is pretty awesome - simple, elegant, fits the screen very nicely.)

Elixer is the only thing you'll need if you're missing any of the widgets you lost in dropping the sense launcher - really. Fantastic app.

and last but not least Digitally Imported is more up my alley as far as radio goes, especially when i'm sitting around on the computer. It's just continuous mellow background noise...but the radio thing is all a matter of personal taste anyways.

So what do the rest of you have to say as far as apps for this thing?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] ekoee:
My eyes have been opened to Opera Mobile, now a must have on my phone.

I guess besides that, I don't really have any apps I absolutely need on my phone.

As for the calculator, Algeo is pretty awesome.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] raduque:
New list, see post #33
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] giangdude:
What about games? I'm on the bus a lot so it would be nice to have something that I can pass the time with.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mat_oli:
Homerun Battle...best game ever!
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] giangdude:
Sweet. Anything else? All I have so far is Robo Defense and Pocket Soccer. I'm not used to having games on my phone hahaha
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Frankasaurus:
I just got this game called third blade today.. It's pretty awesome so far.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mat_oli:
+1 for third blade
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] giangdude:
Third blade is pretty sweet. good call
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] gregb7677:
Wow been missing out on Opera Mobile!
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] PrinceMorganti:
How does Opera Mobile compare to Dolphin HD?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
Games?

If you like tower defense...

In the pre-selected path way of playing:

Sentinel 3 just came out on Android. The sentinel 1 & 2 games on my iPod Touch were simply amazing, and were the one thing I missed the most when it broke.

Now that the game dev. ported it to Android, and brought a whole new version, there's really no other tower defense game that can top it. Our device really makes it shine, because of the TV out. If you play this game through your device on a TV, you will be blown away.

I've been playing it for a few days now, and it's freakin' amazing. Everything I missed and so much more.

Also, GRave Defense HD is a great tower defense game. It was the best one of this type on the market until Sentinel was ported. ( In my opinion...)

In the open-field type of play:

Robo Defense as mentioned above is pretty good, and Fieldrunners HD isn't bad either.

Still think Sentinel is the cream of the crop, though.

For games, generally:

Samurai 2 is absolutely fantastic, and has been updated to work with the sensation, which is basically our phone. Great game, plays well on the phone, looks and plays like a console game when hooked up to the TV off the phone.

I've had people call me a liar to my face that the game was playing on the TV through my phone, even though they were watching me do it - it's that good.

Guerrilla Bob is a pretty fun game, and a good one to waste time on. It's well made and good fun, also on a half off sale right now so probably a good time to pick it up.

The two games by Mika Mobile are good too:

Zombieville USA is a side-scroller where you just shoot up a whole bunch of zombies. If you liked Guerrilla Bob, then you'll like this one too.

Battleheart is a pretty nicely done RPG type game, take a look at it if this kind of game is fun for you.

Also, some old favorites:

Jet Car Stunts is an old favorite, i'm sure everyone knows what this is by now...if not click the link and come out of your cave! lol...

Minisquadronand Minisquadron Special Edition are two old favorites of mine as well. Side-scrolling plane combat, with lots of planes to unlock and play with.

That should be a couple to get you started with, there are some others I play that I haven't listed yet - fighting for time on-line right now with all the stuff I have to get done off-line. I'll post up more when I get a chance.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] zygut:
try Pocket Legends, pretty rad
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] zygut:
I can only find this as a pay game, is there a trial or am I not finding it?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
Not sure, honestly never looked. If you can't find it it probably doesn't exist.

Edit: http://www.origin8.com/android/sentinel3/ Here's the developers website about the game, might help you in deciding if you want it or not.

I knew the developers previous games - part 1 and 2 were my hands-down favorite games way back when on my iPod touch. I really, really wanted this game ported to android, and as soon as I saw it I just purchased it. Didn't read any reviews, or anything - just click, buy, play.

Game play is awesome, the difficulty levels are scaled right, and you get to choose from a whole mess of weapons to play with, shipboard weapons that can be used from an orbiting spacecraft (that's the limit of your interaction with it)...and a commander 'mech that you can move to specific points in the battlefield to help your cause.

'Mech can be upgraded between levels as the game progresses, and it has both campaign and 'endless' modes for each map.

Weapons can be upgraded to a few different levels in each combat scenario, and as you unlock things progressing through the campaign mode you really get some firepower to play with.

Very visually appealing game, and i've been playing it in any spare few minutes I can whip out my phone and go at it. Haven't had any force closes, discovered any bugs, or anything. Very well done.

Oh, and if you hit the home key or just exit the game, it saves right where you were when you left the app. Next time you run the game you can pick up right where you left off - perfect. You can just quit the game and do something else with your phone immediately or put it away and not lose any progress.

Remember, though, that this is a pre-path type tower defense game. That means the waves of enemies can only travel over specific areas of the map. Something like Fieldrunners or RoboDefense is a different type of game, where the whole map is a potential path for the enemies.

If you like tower defense games, and thought GRave Defense was a decent game, you'll be blown away by how awesome this one is. Grave Defense is the same type of pre-path tower defense game, so it's a good one to look at to kind of get a feel for what Sentinel is like.

If you were gonna burn $2 in the android market somewhere, and you like tower defense games, this is a good place to do it. You may end up hating the game, and if so i'm sorry. Try the free version of GRave Defense, and if you can get into it, take it to a whole other level with Sentinel.

In case you couldn't tell, this is my favorite android game. Lots of re-play value...especially with the endless modes.

Now if I could only find a port of my second favorite game from apples store, Alive-4-Ever...
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mat_oli:
+1 on Sentinel3...thanks for the recommendation Blue6IX, I agree with you, this game is by far the best playing and looking tower defense game I've tried..
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] _atlien_:
Robotek is a great game.

Root Explorer is a must have.

Go SMS Pro

Since this is media phone I definitely recommend PicSay. Fun, fun, fun!

Friendcaster is better than the HTC facebook app or the official facebook app. If you spend time on facebook you should look at it.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
I second PicSay, i've had a lot of fun with that one.

Toonpaint is fun to play with too - but don't expect it to work on every, or even most, pictures. After you play with it for a little while you'll figure out what pictures will probably convert, and how to take pictures that will convert well.

Toonpaint takes a lot of playing with it to get the results to come out good, so don't get it unless you have a high level of patience.

It's fun though, and if you play with PicSay, Toonpaint goes hand-in-hand to turn life into a comic. Toonpaint to generate the comic frame, and PicSay to put the word/thought bubbles into place.

Pho.to Lab is another fun one to play with, i've had a lot of fun with it and it's about the same ease of use as PicSay.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] yellowjacket1981:
I like almost all the Go apps...also root explorer, absolute system, and my new favorite is lightning bug sleep, it is an awesome white noise app, there is many customizable sounds to choose from...I use it every night when I go to sleep...I personally like the jungle sounds, or forest sounds, but they have other white noise sounds too, like aliens, fans, street sounds, and many many more!
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cedde:
My fav, for now, are

sygic navigation (i travel a lot) and its one of the best nav i used.

TuneIn, my favorite radio wherever i drive (beside the poor 4g coverage)

Htc mail, push mail is awesome

Htc message, love the design

Dolphin HD

Live holdem pro

Autostarts, not sure if it really need but i like to control my apps

Titanium bk

Xshortcut

Goggles
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Droidmoder:
Astro file manager

Terminal emulator

Root explorer

Set cpu

Clockwork recovery

Super user

Wi fi analyzer

Backtrack

Xda app

Volume plus

Wifi key recovery

Sqlite

Propmoder

Busybox

Netflix

Craigslist

Games

Third blade

Destonia

Parallel kingdom

Air attack hd

Robo defense

Shadow era

All of them are my favorite :)
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
Glad to see all the suggestions coming out from different people, expanding our horizons over the market.

I've had a chance to play with Handrite for a little while now, and it's a fantastic app. I can just scribble notes onto the phone with a stylus and it's about as close to writing on a sheet of paper as you're likely to get.

I've been using Wifi ADB for a little bit now on my Nook Color, haven't tried it on the MT4GS but it should work fine. I never have enough usb ports, and the less physical plugging in I do the longer the ports last on the device.

Quick Pic is far, far superior to the stock gallery. I'm actually mad at myself for taking so long to try it out, i've really been missing out by not using it. It's lightning quick and sorts out much less confusingly when you have a lot of folders.

I've had a chance to really play through some of the games i've bought, and here are some i've had a lot of fun with:

Raging Thunder 2 is a pretty cool race game, but i'd wait until it goes on sale or something. Short on graphics quality once you plug into a tv, but has great actual play value, and i've had some fun with it.

Reckless Racing is a top-down rc-car type race game, and it's a ton of fun. Graphics are pretty good, and gameplay is great, definitely recommend this if you can get into that type of game. Reckless getaway isn't bad either, but not as good.

Meteor Blitz really is the cream of the crop of an asteroids-type game. I was hit or miss getting into that kind of game growing up, but this one is fantastically done, great graphics and fantastic gameplay. Plugging into a TV is the only way to play this game, enjoyment factor multiplies tremendously upon doing so.

Last Stand is a fun top-down zombie shooter. If you enjoyed Alive-4-Ever from the apple app store a year ago or so, then you'll have fun with this game. Supports LAN co-op mode, and i've played with some of my friends. Definitely had a lot of fun on this one too.

Got some time in on Age of Zombies, and it's a fun time-waster. Sometimes it's just great to grab some random guns and blast away at stuff without being too serious about it. If you're in that mood, this is a great one to go run around in.

Lastly for now, Heavy Gunner is freakin' awesome. Once you plug into a tv, the phone becomes the controller and your thumbs aren't in the way so you can point each of your guns in different directions if need be. Accelerometer controls your turning, so you can sweep 360 degrees during engagements.

Starts off slow to get you used to the controls, and then gets real fun after a handful of missions. Again, plugging into a TV is the make-or-break line on a device as small as this phone. You can't really play that well on it, it's kind of frustrating interacting with and looking at the screen. TV screen solves that, and really takes this game to new heights.

Also, I downloaded a majority of the bluetooth terminals from the market over the last few days, i'm going to give them a good workout next week and figure out which ones are decent.

Looking forward to hearing more suggestions!
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] b3y0ndd34th:
GOLauncher EX(best launcher imho)

Astro File Manager

ConnectBot

Daily Horoscope

Google+

Opera

SetCPU

Taskiller

Spotify

Root Explorer

NotifyMyWay (I need to be able to customize my vibrations)