yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X8 General] jantheg:
of course everyone should help each other and i cant develop but i can speak German

here are the links:

Cypress Multitouch :http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1135965

Smartass : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1159899

Netfilter : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1184907

but i cant say if it runs good... i havent tried it yet

and MDDI : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1053587

maybe you can have a look at this : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1212396

this is a skript against slowness... make somethink with ram but had no time to read about it...

and maybe u can write... Don't post these Roms at XDA... they are not your own work... somethink like that...
[XPERIA X8 General] sevoir:
updated site description
[XPERIA X8 General] jimdem:
I try to make a rom based on gingerdx 017, but i have a bootloop. Even after wiping data :/
[XPERIA X8 General] sevoir:
try full wipe
[XPERIA X8 General] dtronics:
/site down

would like to use this but site keeps saying that its for sale really want to use this site but cant
[XPERIA X8 General] dj_mol3y_x8:
+1 just say for sale $50
[XPERIA X8 General] sevoir:
I'll tell my story with rommodgen.com site tonight..
[XPERIA X8 General] dtronics:
Please put the site back on

Please could you put the site back on i would really like to create a custom rom for the xperia play.

il be sure to credit you
[XPERIA X8 General] ScatteredHell:
Please put that site back
[XPERIA X8 General] - Swift -:
Mobile version is still up

http://m.rommodgen.com/
[XPERIA X8 General] - Swift -:
Exactly :)

---------- Post added at 11:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:32 PM ----------

EDIT:

Ever since I posted the Mobile Link, the stats have grown :P

http://whos.amung.us/stats/mb0nxj740evv/
[XPERIA X8 General] cascabel:
Err.. guilty.:D

It's way harder to compile and with my limited resources it's not an option.:(

But when i get my system back i'll try compiling. Any good tuts? I'm on locked bl so eagleeye's guide is a no-no for me.
[XPERIA X8 General] - Swift -:
DsiXDA's ROM Kitchen?
[XPERIA X8 General] Cocobillys:
Nice :)
[XPERIA X8 General] Vitruvian:
http://rommodgen.com/ - This domain name expired on Aug 16 2012 06:37:29:000AM
[Acer Iconia A500] grhand82:
I want to revert my Iconia back to STOCK 3.1 rom + root and STOCK Kernel. I am currently running honeyvillians oc kernel with the stock rom and the Google + theme. I am not quite happy how I have it set to run and am sick of monkeying with it.

I did a nand backup under backup and recovery, but am not sure if that will put my kernel back to stock as well. If so, just let me know and I will restore it then problem solved.

Problem is:

PC crashed with my backups of the stock rom and stock kernel (not my nand backup unless that got wiped flashing the new rom/kernel)

How do I go about reflashing the stock kernel without causing major issues (I really don't need to brick this like I did to my HTC Glacier......:( ) if thats the case. Can anyone provide the correct links to said stock rom and stock kernel or can I just grab the rom off the link below and go to town.

To those who would answere do a search... I have ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1189461&page=2 ) and I really want to make sure I get this right. Thats why I am posting this and asking for help from "the pros."

I passed my noobness just a little while back and am kinda afraid to screw up (again) I have flashed many different rom cooks to this beast but only once the kernel and that is what I am afraid to touch again.

Geeze this is a long post. Sorry everyone.

KK love peace and chicken grease yall. :D
[Android Themes] lncoln:
I was wondering if anyone here could help me? I would like to make a 1x2 photo frame widget. MIUI already has 3 sizes...2x2, 2x4, and 4x4. I've found the zip for the 2x2 in system, and figured I could make a copy of it and go from there. However, I don't have a clue on how to do this. I have WINRar, and know how to extract the files. I'm very new to theming, but have managed to make my hotseat transparent. So I can follow directions capably. I would like to keep the color and style of the frame that I'm currently using. Is there anyone out there willing to help me? Please? Thank you. (See screenie)

Why'd you poor ketchup on my head?
[Android Themes] mask729:
i love this photo frame widget too.. did you manage to create this kind of widget now?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carmello1911:
I have recently bought an Xperia Play from a fellow XDAer through marketplace and the phone was locked to UK Virgin Mobile therefore I purchased an unlock code online so I can use my own gsm card. Problem is, after 2 and a bit more weeks when I received my unlock code it didn't work..After research I realised that my phone was Hard Locked due to many incorrect unlocking attempts. Anyone that can help me from here? How can I remove this Hard Lock? is the phone useless to me now?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FK1983:
Hi m8,

How many times did you enter the unlock code? are you 100% sure the code was genuine? where did you get the code from?

I'm not sure if a sim unlock could help?

And just to confirm, the Play you bought from me was working fine but was just locked to Virgin Mobile so you ordered an unlock code to unlock it for all networks?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chiggah:
I am having some terrible battery life problems - will upload the screenshot of battery monitor widget history when i get the photo

I am getting -41mA to -29mA overnight when I'm asleep. Is the phone awake or something? This is really strange, unless my battery is broken?

1. Was on VR2.4.2 but bad battery life

2. Re-ODIN'd to KH3 firmware

3. cleared cache/data/dalvik

4. Re-installed VR2.4.2 via SD card in CWM

5. Now on KH3 mode, VR 2.4.2 and ninpho 2.0.4

Can someone help me out please ? :(

I just installed Juice Defender and see how it goes
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hunteres:
mate this wont show us the main problem. :)

if u are rooted - u may try following. :) just advice - cook your ROM through kitchen KH3 and pick only apps that u gonna need and try it. KH3 + speedmod kernel is working just amazing. no drain - no issue.

for battery usage i will recomend u to use betterbatterystats application that is published here on XDA - that app is able to track wakelogs and much more - that will give you more less the idea what can produce the high battery drain.

second disable fast dormacy -*#9900#

uncheck samsung apps notification

and there are much mroe options for you but this are the ones i could remeber right now.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chiggah:
What logs would you need?

I've read in the Litening forum, some guy said when the phone is idle/sleep , it should do about loss of 2-10mA

I used to get 3% loss overnight, not sure what changed. I dont have many apps/mods either
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hunteres:
disable fast dormacy and use the juice defender. if u wont be satifsfied change ROM and compare yourself mate.

find the betterbatterystats app and install it - if u can read then u can find the problem yourself - believe me
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ilhantug:
If you're using Viber, I recommend you to freeze it with Titanium Backup. I was out of juice after maximum 6 hours of moderate usage. After freezing Viber I get over 50% battery left with 15-16 hours of moderate usage.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Hundreds of exact same posts basic start point has to be .

better battery stats .

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809

Applications safe to remove .

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1069924

jje
[Epic 4G General] megabiteg:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-14652482
[Epic 4G General] deano0714:
I readon samifirmwares twitter that it was only the gallery and that can be fixed with an update and there going to fix it...
[Epic 4G General] ac16313:
Yup aple did it to delay the phone, bcuz that would mean there isn't that much difference in release dates meaing iphone is more advance . Eh? Lol
[Epic 4G General] Esteway.619:
It's so dumb. I love my imac but apple is really stupid. Omg the gallery is not a big deal lol.
[Epic 4G General] ac16313:
Lol I know but I looks like samsung will win the legal debates
[Epic 4G General] chrisnosleep:
Is Apple ever gonna learn to make an honest buck? And how much did they pay Forbes to put them in that number 1 rank?
[HTC Sensation] 946.5Diesel:
I've had my Snesation for awhile now, and am currently running CoreDroid as my ROM. I would like to get started devoloping my own custom ROM but not sure where to begin.

If someone can point me in the right direction (which I know from reading the threads here that everyone is very helpful) I would be grateful.

I have Windows Vista x64 on my laptop if that makes it easier to answer my ques.

Thank you all in advance.
[HTC Sensation] {ParanoiA}:
Def check out the first couple of threads in Chef Central > Android. Set up DSIXDA's kitchen. There are some vids on youtube setting it up also. I'm not a dev by any means but I did tinker with it a lil just for S's and G's.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
Guys, I have a new Infuse and was concerned it would be too big as a phone. I've always felt like 4.3" was large enough. But after using my Infuse today while out and about, I have to say it's perfect. It makes the perfect mix of a tablet and phone combo.

I sat down to some lunch at a quickstop while waiting on relatives to do their grocery shopping. I pulled out my Infuse to surf the web and look at XDA. I was pleased when I proceeded to reply in an XDA thread. I set the Infuse down on the table in landscape mode and proceeded to type and found that it was almost as easy as using the keyboard on a larger tablet. I sat there typing away like I was typing on a full size PC keyboard.

The size and shape of the Infuse just really makes it perfect as a tiny tablet with phone function. It's not only incredibly handsome to look at, but also provides a convenient user experience. I have an HD2, which is just 2/10th smaller than the Infuse and have a nice Tytung Nexus S ROM flashed on it and it has never provided the satisfying sensation I just had with my Infuse today.

Don't get me wrong, though. It isn't all praise for the Infuse. In the contrary, my Infuse has shown me that Samsung doesn't know anything about software creation. This Infuse has been the first Samsung branded Android phone I've ever owned and has been the most buggy and temperamental smartphone I've ever used. And I have a number of other phones. I've also used a number of other Android phones. TouchWiz is a pure joke of an Android overlay. I always thought MotoBlur was the worst Android overlay. But TouchWiz has it bested easily. But my poor Samsung UI experience isn't limited to Samsung phones. I also have high-end Samsung DAPs. And all of them have deplorable UIs.

Nevertheless, the Infuse is an outstanding example of how Samsung could, if they were motivated and properly focused, rule the smartphone market. The hardware is just excellent. I checked the audio quality last night with some high-end IEMs and top-end encoded music files and found the sound quality to be superb. It's on par with my Cowon D2 and iPod Nano 3G, both of which use the Wolfson audio chip. The camera I find to be quite excellent as well. The choice of CPU is nice: the Hummingbird A8. And the display is nothing shy of gorgeous. But in order for Sammy to rule the market they'd need to allow an outside company to do all of their software creation. I hope that when AT&T pushes out the Gingerbread update for the Infuse it will settle much of the bugginess and issues with the Infuse. But I seriously doubt it. Right now I've settled on using an alternative launcher on my Infuse to get away from TW.

By the way, mine isn't rooted yet. I may or may not choose to root it. But I won't be rooting it until after the GB update occurs.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blaker13:
Great write up,i was gonna return mine then I rooted and flashed a rom, now my 30 days is almost up and not sure I want to trade it in for the sg2,i woukd have to go back to my iphone 4 which is like a tiny annoying paper weight, might hold out for the prime cause it should have a4.5 screen
[Samsung Infuse 4G] docodine:
Why would you quote the entire thing, you're the first reply. You're obviously commenting on his write-up, what else would you be doing by replying? I see this in almost every freaking thread on XDA. It's stupid.

Anywho..

Just root it and be done, it's really not a big deal. Takes two minutes to do and it's easily reversible.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Infiniti350GT:
Good write up & most of what you pointed out is why I decided to leave the SGSII and stick with the Infuse. The larger screen has many benefits and played the large part of me keeping it. TW3 is HORRID...TW4 added some nice features & I noticed here and there things that were a great step up to the plate compared to past versions. The widget selection menu and screen set up process is nice...but because of the smaller size screen it seems a little odd because everything shrinks while doing this. I think the Infuse would get much better ratings even with just the upgrade to TW4.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] antuus:
Nearly 2600 posts in 16 months. You sir are my idol.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MartyLK:
I certainly hope the coming Infuse GB update will bring more widgets. That's one thing I'm not used to with this Infuse, the lack of widgets. My other Android phones all have had plenty of clock widgets and other kinds of widgets in the OEM ROM. The Infuse doesn't even have a decent clock widget. It has one clock widget: a dual digital clock. And since going to a different launcher, there wasn't even that clock because it shows up only in TW. I had to install a suitable clock widget.
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
Many of you have read byrong's article on actual battery charge.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=871051

He discusses the creep down from 100% to 90% overnight; as well as bump charging.

I am offering a solution that will give you 100% (or over 100% if you so choose) every night without any effort after initial setup.

Lets first look at the charger:

Output:

5v

1000 mAh

So every hour, your charger could potentially flow 1000 mA into your battery, right? There's actually two contingencies:

How much can the battery pull, and the roll-off at the peak of the charge.

According to byrong's data, the last 10% charge rate rolls from 650 to 100mah in 45 minutes almost linearly. Prior to this roll-off, we are seeing 650 mAh pull from the battery which appears to be linear.

Ok now we can do our time calculation:

mAh of your battery: A = (1300 for stock)

Charge Rate: CR = (650)

10% roll-off: -(650-100)/(45/60) = -733 mAh/h (approx) Feel free to do the integral .1A/∫(650-733t)dt. Im just going to call it a flat +45 mins.

(A-A*.1)/CR + (45/60) = charge time in hours.

For stock, this is:

(1300 - (.1*1300))/650 + (45/60) = T (h)

T(h) = 2.55 hours. FROM ZERO CHARGE

I normally run down to about 30%. In that case... 1300*.3 = 390 -1300 = 910 mAh to charge

Run the calc again:

(910 - (.1*910))/650 + (45/60) = T (h)

T(h) (30%) = 2.01 Hours

Now what do we do with this?

Say hello to the appliance timer (you can get them at the dollar store):

http://www.amazon.com/50460-24-hour-Multi-Event-Appliance-Timer/dp/B000G1MD80

100% Charge Procedure:

Set ON 2 hours before you normally wake up.

Set OFF sometime prior to when you go to sleep.

You get:

100% charge every morning

If you oversleep, worst case scenario you end up with 90%.

BUMP Charge Procedure:

Set ON 3-4 hours before you normally wake up.

Set OFF 2 hours after that.

Set ON immediately after OFF,

Set OFF .5 hours after,

etc... until you've bumped to your desired level.

From now on just plug your phone in when you go to bed, and wake up to a 10% fresher battery every morning!

If you normally deplete your battery to a point where it will not make it until 2 hours before you wake up, consider setting your first OFF to 30 mins after you normally go to sleep.

ENJOY. :D

(+ Thnx if it helped you plz!)
[Droid Incredible General] POQbum:
After testing different batteries I have sort of a mini stockpile going on, so I'll be using this to bump charge my phone. Before it was just too much of a hassile to bump charge but this makes it easy :rolleyes:
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
awesome, how many bumps do you normally do?
[Droid Incredible General] jayochs:
sweeeet. but question; do these appliance timers tick like a timeR? haha that would drive me insane while sleeping
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
nope. it will tick once when it switched from off to on etc. There are also digital ones.
[Droid Incredible General] UHF3:
Simple, ingenious and falls into that "Why didn't I think of that" category. Thanks for the tip.
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
Just tried this last night, worked flawlessly; woke up @99% charge :D
[Droid Incredible General] POQbum:
Yep woke up to 97% here so still some tweaking to do, but better than the 92% I normally wake up to.
[Droid Incredible General] jma5terj:
Yes it does. Thanks for the idea!
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
i greatly appreciate mashing of the thnx button :D:D:D:D
[Droid Incredible General] pharpe:
I thought that bump charging was bad for the battery. Is the slight increase in initial charge worth degrading the life of the battery? Any insight on how bad this actually is for the batter?
[Droid Incredible General] POQbum:
Bump charging while the phone is fully turned on has almost no affect because it doesn't truly bump charge- you're just keeping it at 100% instead of having your phone drain it down to ~90% and keeping it there. If you want to go over 100% you have to turn off Android (phone) and purely charge the battery, then if you unplug and do it again that's real bump charging.

If done regularly (with phone turned off) it can and will damage your battery degrading the overall lifespan. The benefit is you can end up with 105-115% normal battery capacity where when you turn on your phone, it will stay at 100% for hours.

But yea when I said bump charging before I meant with the phone on :s
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
This walkthrough assumes you have read the linked article. Definitely turn your phone off first if you are planning on doing the bumpcharge method.
[Droid Incredible General] wkupike2000:
Question for the expert

Love the linked article and this walk through. My questions are do these timers(or the one you linked on Amazon) allow for multiple settings (like 4 different on/off times) or just one time for on and one time for off?

And I'm assuming the initial method is with your phone left on, bump charge with phone turned off? Since you are definitely the expert, which method do you prefer and why?
[Droid Incredible General] POQbum:
Almost all timers you can set an on/off time for half-hour increments- the digital ones you can probably be more specific.

Mine I set off/on 3 times right before I wake up.

Bump charging with your phone on will just keep your battery at 100%, since android by default keeps it around 90% if plugged in constantly (keeping a battery fully charged for extended periods of time is potentially damaging/ also reports of cheap batteries that are overcharged or on the charger too long exploding)

Bump charging with your phone off will overcharge your battery, this will cause some battery cells to die and lessen the amount of charge your battery can hold the next time you charge it. If you continue to do this then after 2-4+ months of bump charging, you may end up with a battery that will only bump charge as much as a normal charge used to be. This would be where you either buy a new battery or live with that fact.
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
+1

Byrong calls bumpchargers 'power users' that will 'buy new batteries every few months.' So it really doesnt matter that your trashing your battery if you perceive the temporary life gain to outweigh the loss of longevity.

Most timers have "multiple events." You just set them using little plastic pins so it really doesn't cost them anything to give you a bunch of pins.

I personally leave my phone on, as it is my 2nd alarm clock. I have my inital off set to 2am (about 30 mins after my usual sleep time) to bring the battery up to the optimal 40% charge it should sit at. My on is set to 6am, 2 hours before i normally wake up. I do not bump, as i am not baller' $$$$$.
[Droid Incredible General] SynisterWolf:
i thought if you charge you phone when its "off" you dont need to bump charge. I always charge mine at night and i will turn it on in the morning after boot i get 99% 2 min later after everything is done loading it still at 99% and i can get a whole day out of it. (stock battery) or if i run pandora for 11 hours (work 8 hours and commute 1.5 hours each way.) i will end up with 13%
[Droid Incredible General] GInfield:
Cool, Going to try tonight.
[Droid Incredible General] POQbum:
Well ya, charging your phone regularly with it off will get you 100%, but people like bump charging because you can overcharge the battery to 105-120%

Unless.. what you're saying is I don't need to 'bump charge' with my phone on when I can just normal charge with it off? And to that I say neh! I use mine as my main alarm clock and would like to be woken up if someone calls or texts me (most of the time anyway..)

For some or maybe even most people turning off your phone and charging might be the better choice.
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
I believe that even charging your phone with it off, will still allow it to creep down to 90% though yea? Those protect circuits are physically part of the battery.

Heres one:

http://datasheet.sii-ic.com/en/battery_protection/S8200A_E.pdf
[Droid Incredible General] zman0125:
My recommendation is to use the Juice defender app
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
Power save features are built into alot of roms. Sure that could save some % of your battery but imagine if you turned on powersave AND used my method. WHOA, youd have so much battery!
[Droid Incredible General] etek:
This is awesome. Never even crossed my mind.
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
thnx for the thnx! :D
[Droid Incredible General] jdt352:
Very practical and inexpensive! I use my phone as my main alarm, so I normally charge while on.. but this technique will keep it charged at the right time of the day. Thank You!
[Droid Incredible General] vassskk:
no prob; thnx meter if u like it :D:D:D:D
[Droid Incredible General] bamx2:
Those inexepensive lamp timers are great. I have also used them to for IP cameras and routers that sometimes lock up . The downside of using the is that they are electrical power "vampires" . I guess the electronic models are best if you can find them a deep discount .
[Droid Incredible General] Ahmedmoataz:
great work!!

I don't have this exact problem but I have similar one when the phone is 15-20% it suddenly drops down to 10% and then drops down again to 1% !!!

But can last for an hour on 1% or sometimes shutdowns but when I start it again without changing it's 20% again!!????

Please help me bro!!!

I am using note10.1 2014 3g

thanks In advance
[T-Mobile LG G2x] dligon:
http://www.intomobile.com/2011/08/24/apple-iphone-5-may-land-tmobile-too/

This would be all we need with tmobile a bunch of the Iphone cult clogging up the 4g airwaves. Just stick to att and verizon ok.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] grenademasta:
Haven't heard anything that says it will be on Tmobile's 4G.

Tmobile currently has 1 million iPhone users, but they are all on edge data speed.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] seangprice:
I doubt the iPhone 5 will have "4g" capability this go around. It sounds like the 5 will be cross platform (CDMA/GSM) to get the iPhone to the masses. I bet we'll see specific versions of the 5 later on with carrier specific specs to connect to the respective "4g" networks. Maybe an iPhone 5gs later on?