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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] js931:
Can we have a link to the CWM flashable zip of the stock KH7 kernel? Im having some problem with pershoots kernel, tab is not waking up sometimes, have to force a reboot...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] js931:
You are german, right? Its called übersicht here :-) (in Anwendungen verwalten --- Alle)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] kannixdafür:
yep, thats right... but it is not listed there... i have checked it several times... also not listed in titanium backup. It is a problem i have already installes the ADW luncher?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] pkoper:
Very strange... KH7 was the worst. Almost directly after flashing 3G would break. I have stock KG9 since yesterday and it seems fine. I am just a bit worried about your observation.

Pershoots kernel is definately screwing up something.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] johnblade:
you think that installing the pershoots kernel I can fix 3g issues??
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] pkoper:
No, I meant it the other way. Pershoots kernel is not good for the P7500. 3G breaks almost immediately after booting and many apps just crash.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] johnblade:
ok thanks.... i trying another time the kg7... all stock
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] pkoper:
I sent you a PM
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] daniel_cassian:
Guys, I have a strange pb. It happened to me also in the alpha version.

So i flashed the ROM(s), went about my way ... everything was fine. After a few hours, no more rooting capabilities!!!! When i go to some application that needs rooting it says device not rooted. If i reboot it's the same.

I do mention that at first boot I have root. Second version of ROM same problem.

I tried after that to root with that file here on XDA through recovery ... and even though after it finishes and it says ok ... when i boot still no root!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Flashmaniac:
I know this has been mentioned already, is there a way to fix the flash player issue?

kindly regards
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] lasset:
Hi

I'm been running Broodcomb installed at an european GT-P7500 since the first day it was out and as soon as it was possible, I installed Pershoots kernel (still have Pershoot kernel installed) and never my 3G connection gone down. My operater is 3 in Sweden.

So maybe it's an operater problem.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] poisike:
I'm running the stock KH7 since it was posted and i don't have any problems.

It is faster, it has no lag on homescreens, no 3G issues, no FC's. It's great!

Battery life is also better, i got 8,5hrs of screen on (minimum brightness) use and 20% battery still left. WiFi and sync on all the time.

Flashmaniac: What flash issue are you talking about?
[Xoom General] jumphour:
their seller name on the 'bay is just one word....Buy. Just thought I'd let everyone know. I get these emails that tell me all the new phone and tablet deals on the web.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitin.dodiya:
Hii

Can anyone guide me how can I download file from filesonic or wupload. On my x10???

Thanks in advance....
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Z3US911:
Click on free user and then write captcha...after that download link will appear.

If u r downloading from phone make sure u got 'DOWNLOAD ALL FILES' installed on ur x10.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitin.dodiya:
Still not able to download.....
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seriouscorps:
I too have problems downloading from free services. For some reason the counter stops after few seconds :s
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitin.dodiya:
Can anyone guide us...???? Plz...
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Z3US911:
try downloading from pc!
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avec_style:
if even downloading from a pc doesn't work, try disabling your adblocker.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitin.dodiya:
I can download from pc but not on mobile....

If there any way to do so...
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pheel:
comes up as a .html file yerh ?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Garrytheogre:
use opera

use opera browser and it will work
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shadows.X10i:
Instal Flash Player or use 3dr party Browser supporting flash html..;)

Try to register/make account in files*nic..;)
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jvpde:
Hey, I was wondering why anyone would use GB for the gTablet when HC is also available. I could understand if the tablet ran GB stock because then there would be driver support to consider but since neither is officially supported, why run a phone OS?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jhermit:
I tried both and personally went back to Gingerbread. Biggest reason was that my G-Harmony GB ROM appear quite a bit more responsive and stable than the 3 HC ROMs I tried. The HC UI is a lot nicer but sluggish and the sluggishness annoyed me.

I was wondering if it is because the 1GB is required for good performance in HC. Our beloved GTab only has 512MB
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] digitalcoup:
Here comes a curve ball

I have bounced around a lot of ROMs in the past several months. I really had good experiences on all of the GB and HC ROMs I used. But I am now back to Froyo (Calkulin/Clemsyn v5) and don't intend on switching ROMs again until the HC ports mature a bit more (read: hw acceleration).

The interface on HC and GB might be slicker and smoother than Froyo, but Launcher Pro fills a lot of that gap. And performance on Froyo (battery, video, app compatibility) just seems better. This is just a feeling, not from any real testing or side-by-side comparison.

Really, when you get into an app (at least the ones I use commonly - Netflix, Opera Mobile, YouTube, Spotify, Pulse), they look the same no matter what ROM you are on.

Just my $0.02.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MechAniX.one:
Yah, HC has nice eye candy but i might go back to froyo for the performance too.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nut4692000:
I tried HC and love the UI but when it came down to it, i didn't buy a tab to sacrafice the cam,(all be it lame), and HD video for eye candy. Hopefully these will be fixed one day soon.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dman918:
What I don't understand is what is the point of using gingerbread at all anymore? It seems like you would either want a fully working ROM (Froyo) or the prettiest (HC). Gingerbread may have a working camera, but otherwise, can someone enlighten me on why to bother?

I currently run Flashback, but someone else is going to be taking it, and pending they want a camera, I don't understand why they would want Gingerbread over Froyo. Please enlighten! :)
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mike_ekim:
'Prettiest' is a matter of taste. Just because GB is for phones and HC is for tablets, does not mean all tablet users prefer HC; nor does it necessarily mean that all HC ROMs ported for the gTab are better than all the GB ROMs.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TJEvans:
It miht be a matter of habit.

Picture it. Ice Cream Sandwich comes out, and a Rom of it is developed for the Gtablet. You've been using HC for almost 8 months now, and are pretty used to the screens, the app drawer, the "add to home screen" interface, the settings, etc.

When you try Ice Cream Sandwich, it's "nice" but it's not what your used to. You've been using HC for so long that Ice Cream Sandwich just seems "off."

Do you stay on ICS, or switch back to HC becuase it's comfortable.

Before there was HC roms, people were using CM7, et. al. because they were the new fancy thing. They used it for so long that they are just used to it. They try HC, and miss the camera, or the settings, or the app drawer, or something else that makes GB "home."

For a lot of us, including me, we are stuck on Froyo. I tried HC, I liked the way it looked, but at times, the ui was just not what I'm used to. It had nothing to do with the camera, I never use it. It had little to do with hardware acceleration, becuase software encoding on videos works just as well. I went back ot Froyo because it felt better. I'm used to it, I actually missed it.

That's why people still use GB...it's what they are used to, simple as that.
[EVO 4G General] portreeve:
After following [ROOT] HTC EVO 4G 2.3 Gingerbread root tutorial. My evo is able to connect and able to enter in my beta key and it starts running with the ZRooting please wait line.. After 20 minutes its still sitting there and the phone is still at the home screen. I have charge only and fastboot mode checked in the settings of the phone. Also sync is not installed and the proper drivers were based off the link. So what am i missing. I am using 2.16.0.1 hboot method..

Any help is appreciated.
[EVO 4G General] lamarcusoliver:
im having the same problem
[EVO 4G General] Jim M:
Make sure you have USB debugging on too.

Applications> Development> USB Debugging {Check}
[EVO 4G General] tazman1963:
I thought it was supposed to be done with fastboot OFF?

Sent from Looney Tunes Central!
[EVO 4G General] tpbklake:
Yes, the fastboot mode needs to be UNCHECKED/OFF.
[EVO 4G General] lamarcusoliver:
Make sure you uninstall HTC sync from your computer. I finally got it to work for me yesterday morning.
[EVO 4G General] lojak29:
Yes fast boot unchecked a must, usb debug on charge only afterwards, choose recovery itl boot into a blue cwm screen and choose the su-2.3.6.3 zip on your sd card which needs to be on root of sd, then youll have superuser pushed to your device thats it!!!!!!!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dallas79malibu:
Is it possible to port the AOSP dialer and contacts (like CM7) to the new GB sense rom leaks?

Thanks!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] godsmacked4653:
As far as I know, it's not possible. The contacts/dialer are very integrated into the Sense framework, and I can tell you from personal experience that removing either will completely break the ROM. :P
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dallas79malibu:
Thanks for the reply! I kindof figured that but wanted to see for sure...
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pmdied:
I'm a big fan of the AOSP builds, mainly due to their light weight and speed. Launchers like Go Launcher allow me to create 3D effects similar to Sense, so I prefer that.

The issues I am wondering about is the current location; wifi seems to fix it but I'm on the road alot so wifi doesn't always cut it.

My questions- Are AOSP roms built off a source that changes like sense roms? That is, once the 4g signal/location is fixed does that mean AOSP roms will benefit from RUU releases like Sense-based do?

I am trying to figure this out because I use location-based apps for work and play so I have to base my rom of choice on those factors.

Thanks in advance.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doodlebro:
If you're talking about the phone giving you a false location, go to Settings>Applications>Development and uncheck "Allow Mock Locations."
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jaxwindle:
The flash a Sense based ROM, get a GPS lock and flash an AOSP ROM method worked for me. Haven't had issues with GPS lock and faulty locations since.
[Xperia Play General] opdrago:
hey guys, im an old timer and i love playing old pc games like dave, titus fox etc...

the main problem is i cant define the keypad button to work with dosbox.

any ideas how to do that?

thanks.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Invisibility:
Me being a fan of stock I installed kings shooter port and there was no flashlight app so being a good xdaer I used the search got the apk file and installed it but it doesn't work. The app is installed but the flash doesn't kick on. How can I fix this?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plainjane:
Does the flash work on the camera? Have you tried third party flashlight apps? It could be the flash itself or it could be the rom.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Invisibility:
The flash on the camera is fine. But I noticed when installing it like a normal app the only permissions it asked for was preventing the phone from sleeping. Any ideas? Third party apps work also but I prefer to use what came with my phone(ocd) lol
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrianBusby2038:
On Kings Shooter,you can turn the flashlight on from the quick settings in the pulldown menu.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Invisibility:
The app doesn't work though but alright that works. Thanks.
[HTC Desire S] spvnexus:
Hi all,

Sadly my desire s got wet and the screen has very bad water marks in the display. I have attempted various methods to attempt to dry over the last three weeks with no luck.

My question is does any know a reputable supplier for a replacement screen, I don't trust the eBay ones.

Thanks in advance.
[HTC Desire S] spvnexus:
Apologies, just spotted an existing thread, answer. /doh
[Motorola Triumph] bobloadmire:
Link for PRL update secutity code on virgin site doesnt work anymore. Doea anyone know how to find the security code now? I forgot the acronym, sorry.
[Motorola Triumph] idbl_fanatic:
The MSL?

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[Motorola Triumph] bobloadmire:
Yeah

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[Motorola Triumph] P-Men:
I spent hours trying to get my MSL. None of the methods I found really worked on the Motorola Triumph.

Eventually, I found my own method and it's way easier than any other method I've seen.

Download and install aLogcat (free) from the Android Market.

Run aLogcat and set it to filter for "sec_code"

Go to your Phone apk and dial ##33284#

When prompted for the MSL, type 000000.

Now, go to aLogcat. And it should have found a "sec_code:" line with your MSL code at the end of it. It's 6 digits.

Hope that helps.
[Motorola Triumph] jasoncol01:
Perfect! Thank you. I've been searching for days...
[Motorola Triumph] bobloadmire:
You are the man! thanks a ton!
[Wildfire Android Development] Starwarrior1981:
It's works!!! Thanks a lot mate
[Wildfire Android Development] bx19:
Good work testing this on wildfire.
[Wildfire Android Development] pyroblazer:
ok.. quick question

how do i know if i can substitute this for a2sd script... i mean i have around 400mb used of my 1gb ext... so will i be able to 'fit in' all my apps after this procedure??
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
You can perform the check command (busybox df -h) and verify for yourself how much space is free in /system and /cache, and substitute that in the /data partition for apps.

But, since you have over 400MB of your EXT in use, its unlikely you can switch to this without leaving out Apps2SD (Atleast the inbuilt Froyo Apps2SD) entirely. The least values I would suggest are 150MB for /system and 10MB for /cache, thus leaving our 310MB for /data.
[Wildfire Android Development] pyroblazer:
thnx mate... i was only talking bout a2sd not the inbuilt apps 2 sd... cool thnx... will check it out and let u know...

another question... if i dont move my cache to sd ext... as in wildpuzzle 0.8... i would get around 100-102 mb free internal.... now is this equivalent to not having a2sd atall?? and would there be a considerable change in performance if i keep the cache on phone??
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Frankly, I will not be able to answer that, since I have completely uninstalled DTApps2SD (Along with my EXT Partition) and now solely rely on Android's (And Cyanogenmod's) built-in Apps2SD. This is something you will have to experiment yourself, and arrive at your own conclusion.

For me, when I was using DTApps2SD, I did find that keeping the cache on the phone was indeed better. Else, it led to instability, random SD Card errors etc. I got so peeved with it (And I was pretty new then to this entire thing), that since then, I have always kept the Dalvik Cache on the internal memory itself.
[Wildfire Android Development] Alex_GP:
This is really nice.

Great tutorial, easy to follow!

Too bad i`m too lazy to s-off my Wildfire .
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Initially, I hadn't thought there would be a big deal in S-OFFing my Wildfire (Apart from bragging rights, to the admittedly very few that cared), but, Fastboot is a real life saver in certain situations, and additional stuff like this thread only strengthens the stand of getting S-OFF, rather than not.

I hope you do get over your laziness one day though. :p
[Wildfire Android Development] Alex_GP:
Yeah, I think I`ll s-off my little gem in a couple of weeks, I really need my (smart)phone now...

This will be the first mod I`ll install:)

/off-topic

on-topic:

Any side-effects? Are 150 MB enough for, let`s say, the SFM Sense Rom ?
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
I don't think so TBH, but, it will really help if someone using the ROM (Or any Sense ROM for that matter) can actually confirm the amount used in the /system partition before using this mod so I can update the OP accordingly with the storage requirements of the various ROMs. I would think one will have to keep ~180-190MB for Sense ROMs. But, as stated, it has to be confirmed.

To anyone wanting to state this, there's 2 ways:

- Check the Graph of the "System ROM" memory usage in Titanium Backup

- Use the busybox df -h command in Terminal Emulator (after typing su). This will list ALL partitions and you will have to hunt a bit.

As for side effects, I have not experienced any yet. :)
[Wildfire Android Development] bx19:
Cannot remember it correctly since I sold my wildfire.

When I used the stock froyo ROM on my wildfire, out of the 250 MB allotted for /system partition I can see only around 25 - 30 MB free. So I think for sense ROMs the /system partition needs to be more or less unchanged. Still maybe we can add an overall 20-40 MB from /system and /cache to /data. But this would be really great for AOSP ROMS especially for cm7 (since cm7 occupies the least system partition).
[Wildfire Android Development] JoeyDelp:
Does not work :(

followed the guide to the letter, did a backup then it when restored, it hung for like 50mins till i forcebly made it shut down, then tried procedure again this time installing a fresh cm7, still no change noted (this was all dones using cwm 2.5) now i tried using 4.0.1.4 still with no results. Anybody gots any ideas they would like to share, and yes phone is S-OFF
[Wildfire Android Development] Lesicnik1:
Gonna try it as soon as my SD card is backed up :)

Will be doing it on cm7 nightly 168.
[Wildfire Android Development] JoeyDelp:
Well fixed, thought let me wait and see if you nice folk could help, so was fixing up my new installation to be the way i want it to be (hint: fast :)) so remembered i still had to install gapps so was in recovery and thought hey let me install the bravo boot one, installed it fine, said custom mtdpart written so was like yay and it worked. key was installed the boot one after the rom had been installed instead of what the instructions said about before restore/install
[Wildfire Android Development] darkstep:
working fine ;]. but to format only /system /data /cache you need to go in mounts and storage,after the process you can do advance restore for /system /data /cache , to save time
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
Not quite sure if this is what you're looking for, or do you need a pic from a fresh install? I'm running dk custom rom, dta2sd. Think I might switch back to cm again now, do a fresh install with this.

View attachment 700931
[Wildfire Android Development] fifarunnerr:
Ok, I'm doing some backups, after that I'll try it.

But there's something I don't understand. If you switch to another rom and do a factory reset, you told the partitions will be back to stock(250-40). But to restore the old partitions, you need to reflash CWM. Isn't it possible to wipe everything and reflash your old ROM?
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Please read it again. boot file should be flashed after you flash your ROM. The instructions state precisely this

[LIST]
[*] Once Clockworkmod Recovery Reboots, Restore your previously taken nandroid backup
[*] Once restoring is done, without restarting, flash the attached file bravo-[B]boot[/B]-v1.5.3-CustomMTD.zip
[/LIST]

True, that will work as well. But, Advanced Restore is something I have not tried, so, I put the complete restore in the procedure. ;)

It seems what bharat said is correct. Sense ROM's seem to use a lot of the /system partition, making this guide effectively pointless. :( Still, it cant be helped though.

I don't know about the technicalities, but, the anomaly similar to radio flashing after a fresh install of CM7. The new partitions script is present, but, is somehow de-activated after performing a factory reset. Reflashing Clockworkmod will remove the script completely, not "partially" as is with a Factory Reset.

This is why just flashing the "boot" attachment works here. No need to flash the "Recovery" attachment.
[Wildfire Android Development] bpye:
Nicely done, I haven't been that involved in the android scene recently but I am impressed, good work. BTW, my config for cm7 is 150 system 40 cache.
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
Are you sure you had deleted 06Bindcache from /system/init.d (When you were on 1.5.8Beta)?
[Wildfire Android Development] apollopayne:
Hi i looked in System/etc/init.d and the 06Bindcache file wasn't there. There was the 06mountdl and the other standard ones
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
That is pretty weird. 1.5.8 beta should make that file.
[Wildfire Android Development] apollopayne:
I don't have it now either using 1.5.3? Actually Ive never seen it at all the times I tried to get it to work? and Ive tried about 10-15 times with 1.58 beta before trying 1.53
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
It's not supposed to be there when using 1.5.3. It was added in a later version.
[Wildfire Android Development] apollopayne:
Oh that's why i never saw it lol (in 1.5.3) but still for some reason it never created it using the 1.5.8 beta? I'm happy I have it working with 1.5.3, but still wondering whats causing this for me and a few others?
[Wildfire Android Development] suiller:
Here working fine with one of the latest cm7 nightly... my parts are 90 for system (I use a stripped cm7 ver) and 5 for cache

All works as expected also newest market

Using 1.5.3 ver just to be safe

Thx very much for such good job
[Wildfire Android Development] cojocar.andrei:
wildfire with s-on (unlocked with unrevoked)

Hi,

I have a question. Would this work on a Wildfire unlocked with unrevoked? When booting I have S-ON (I can only write system partition from the clockwork mod, not when system is running). Does someone know?

Thanks,
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
This works only if you are s-off.
[Wildfire Android Development] Hanakie:
Bump its working for now..but without DTapp2sd installed.. i wonder if this working with dtapp2sd...
[Wildfire Android Development] apollopayne:
Sorry for some dum questions but is dtapp2sd = Darktremor Apps2SD?

If yes, what are the advantage's of having this with MTD? other than if you have loads of apps? (That you need more space)

There's an app called S2E (Free on Market) which can do most of the same thing that script can do which if you want, would be a safer option.
[Wildfire Android Development] Scratch0805:
Yes it works fine with dta2sd beta 3, from my experience though its best to setup the mtd partition first, then install memory tweaks (juwes, v6 supercharger etc.....) and finally run dta2sd last. And I can't stress this enough whether you use dt or s2e, run a nandroid backup first and in between each step that requires a reboot.
[Wildfire Android Development] Hanakie:
Update...

Custom mtd partitions : 145 10 (bravo 1.5.3)

S2E : application data and private app on sd ext..

Now everything working fine and smooth..just tryed download office jerk from market without problem.. gadd after a long fight for this research..now i do it..ty to all who helped me...love ya guys much more...mwahh2xx ;P
[Wildfire Android Development] paketek:
nvm ... you can delete the post :)
[Wildfire Android Development] dud3me:
Help!

Ok so I tried to flash the 1.58 mtd recovery on top of 1.53 mtd recovery and now my phone doesn't boot it's just stuck at white htc thing (and yes I waited like 30 minutes). So what should I do?