yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile LG G2x] adevilfish:
Yes, it works on any 2.3.3+ rom. Will not engage on Froyo roms. You can pull it from cm7 or any other rom that includes it. I've seen links flying around for it in some threads and yes a search should find it for you. Start in themes and apps or development.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] matistight:
Thank you! By the way it gives me "Status 0" error when I flash the dspmanager.zip through clockworkmod..
[T-Mobile LG G2x] matistight:
By the way, stock 2.3.3 through the LG Updater.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] adevilfish:
Don't know, the way I have it is I used Titanium to back it up from a 2.3.4 rom and then when I went to 2.3.3 I just restored it and it works.

Xboarder posted a zip here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15935476&postcount=91

You might try getting it from EB2.3.3 since it's stock in the rom.

As a last resort you can install EB2.3.3 and then use titanium to back it up and then install a new rom and restore.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] matistight:
It installed, but the EQ makes it sound weird and the bass boost doesnt boost :(

Anyway i can rip it from Trigger and work like it did when i had Trigger flashed?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1150037
[Epic 4G Themes] shane6374:
This is exactly what the title says. This is a flashable version of the most commonly themed apps to return your phone as close to stock as I'm willing to upload. This will also remove the lockscreen, hotspot, reboot, and silent mods from your phone. I also included the twlauncher30 in this.

It will not uninstall apps such as the new transparent facebook, or other non-stock apps. Those can be uninstalled with root explorer or app like that.

Flash just like you would any other theme.

The normal disclaimer still applies. You flashed it, you wrecked it, not me.

DOWNLOAD

MD5 Sum:	c41d8f018002024a1a8a26ae77d91954
[Epic 4G Themes] corythug:
Thanks for this, could prove handy for me at some point. Good to know its available if I want it.
[Epic 4G Themes] JohnCorleone:
Another great idea Shane. Thanks.
[Epic 4G Themes] Paul627g:
Good stuff, awesome! Got to have this! Wow your the man! This is the best! I've been waiting for this :p Unbelievable! What a break through! Why hasn't someone done this before?

Last but not least...

Me third :)

Okay I think I got them all out of the way....

Have a good day Shane!
[Epic 4G Themes] shane6374:
There's some excitement.
[Epic 4G Themes] InfDaMarvel:
Why did you include the launcher?
[Epic 4G Themes] shane6374:
Because there are several themes that included a themed tw30 launcher. It can easily be removed. The main goal of this is to return you as close as you can get to stock without having to wipe your data.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] prc210:
i used the lastest rom(2011-08-20) of miui

found that google acount could not work :(

anyone could solve this problem
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] mesnati:
Mine works just fine. Try to do factory reset.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] katu2006:
What exactly do you mean by "found that google acount could not work" ?

Is the Google Market installed? That usually prevents you from adding a Google account for syncing purposes...
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] JaymzBond:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1152240 maybe?
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] prc210:
it works after reflashing the rom twice, thx :)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Ozgurce:
Why people don't use the main topic? Is it too hard to find?
[Galaxy S II General] Shadow-Nexus:
Like the tittle says is it rootable via superoneclickroot or z4??

Sent from my G2 via transperent XDA app running meXdroidMod PreGhostchilli
[Galaxy S II General] urfel:
It is rootable via superone once you flash insecure kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] Shadow-Nexus:
Ok thanks man!

Sent from my G2 via transperent XDA app running meXdroidMod PreGhostchilli
[Galaxy S II General] peachpuff:
If you flash the cf-root kernel its already rooted, no need to run anything else.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daevion0:
i tried to flash a recovery and it didnt work and the phone is stuck in fastboot mode
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sweetnsour:
use this

BUT, before you even do a thing, know that you have to use the files that are meant for your phone (you need the recovery and usb drivers meant for your phone; i believe you can use the other files)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr27:
My phone can't get to emergency:confused: mode and stuck in fastboot mode i have rooted my phone and backed up rom rebooted phone and went straight to fastboot mode what do i do
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrmeRobert:
lg optimus c

Yes the tut didn't work for my phone. for some reason its not being recognized by the fastboot shell nor adb shell. I'd assume its completely bricked ? thanks for all the help.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luislm:
My phone was not recognized by neither fastboot nor adb while in fastboot mode. "adb devices" and "fastboot devices" generated no result. Nevertheless, the following command worked flawlessly

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

So, it seems that it's not necessary for the phone to show up in adb or fastboot.
[G2 and Desire Z General] slufoot69:
Hello, Im trying to get S-OFF on my HTC G2. Im running stock Froyo 2.2 I have temp. root working fine. Im just having probs. getting the S-OFF to work correctly. Following these instructions http://theunlockr.com/2010/11/30/how-to-gain-permanent-root-and-s-off-on-the-t-mobile-g2-htc-vision/

Im on step 4 "the second step 4" right below step 6. Looks like this below...

4. Open the Terminal Emulator app and type the following with hitting enter at the end of each line (to get the touch screen keyboard to come up hit the menu button then toggle soft keyboard):

su

cd /sdcard

insmod /sdcard/wpthis.ko

*After typing the last line, you should see an error saying failed: (function not implemented). If you DO see that, you have done it correctly and can continue.

Well I get a failed error but it's not the "function not implemented" error. The error I get is "Exec format error"

I went ahead with the rest of the instructions and reboot then booted up with volume down and power until the HBoot screen came up. And looked to confirm that S-OFF was off. But it still says S-ON. Im thinking my problem is in the lines above, not having the same error it called for? Is this correct. Please help...

Bottom line I am trying to get perm root on gingerbread 2.3.4. I have allready downgraded to 2.2 and that went flawlessly. Just getting stuck trying to get S-OFF before I upgrade to ginger 2.3.4.

Sean...
[G2 and Desire Z General] tun4f1sh:
From what I've read, you may be using the wrong version of wpthis.ko. I'd strongly recommend you use the gfree method to permaroot/s-off:

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php?title=HTC_Vision#Rooting_the_Vision_.28G2.2FDZ.29_and_DHD
[HTC EVO 3D] zen kun:
hey, im not sure but seems since i unlock my phone (not the official)

when i try charge my phone when its off the led blink red and then turn off , i left all night the charger and in the morning the battery was dead so isnt chargin, i remember before the led stay red. not sure what happen now, this is a "unlock" issue? or someone has any ideas?? im using original htc wall charger, i try with 2 batterys same result.

i will apreciate any input. Thanks a lot
[HTC EVO 3D] k2buckley:
Are you using clockwork recovery? I believe that causes the issue you describe.
[HTC EVO 3D] HBNH:
If you have ClockworkMod recovery:

Download ROM manager from market then update your recovery with it.
[HTC EVO 3D] zen kun:
Oh thanks I will download the new recovery thanks a lot

.......................................................

Sent from my loved EVO 3D ;D
[HTC EVO 3D] b.huss2:
I use tw recovery and I don't think mine charges when off. I think I read somewhere that that was a recovery kernel issue.
[HTC EVO 3D] phillymonster:
Is it working yet?
[Epic 4G General] metalblaster:
I was wondering if its possible to use a rom from say EF02 and flashing it over top of the framework of the newest leak. Ive noticed that people have been using kernals from eg22 and things like that, Is that only because the kernal is external from the actual file system partition? Even eg22 themes seem to work on the new leak. Im using Srf1.2 with the new modem and its great, but there are still things i really miss about gingerbread. I was snoopinng around the Acs Bombozile rom postings on the ACS forums and people were talking like they had flashed than rom over the newer frame work and not just the modem.
[Epic 4G General] Magic Oreo:
i doubt you could just use the framework from one rom and the rest from another without heavily edited code, if you want gingabread just flash the lastest leak, eh06 is pretty stable.
[Epic 4G General] zanderman112:
I can't help it....kernel!

Its spelled K-E-R-N-E-L.

Posted by Mr. Z's Epic 4G.
[Epic 4G General] JohnCorleone:
No zander its colonel. ;-)
[General Questions and Answers] yellowsquad15:
Does anyone know how to get skype or oovoo on any of these ? I have it modded . Now i dont know how to get skype or oovoo on here cuz its says phone not supported

Thanks in advance

Ys15
[Acer Iconia A500] Gcracker47:
I have found a fairly easy way to tether the 3g connection on my droid x to my a500. The wireless tether app in the market was not working at all, neither was barnacle.

Attached is the wifi tether app which does work, download and install it on your phone.

Once installed and running; the a500 will see the network and connect to it, but still no internet when the browser is opened.

To fix that: open it and go to menu > settings > Change LAN > and select 192.168.3.0/24.

Hooray, it works; Just in time for a road trip :D

I hope this is helpful for others.
[Acer Iconia A500] OffcerClancy:
Thank you for the tip.

Did you try the "Change LAN" fix for thother tether apps? Which phone ROM are you using?
[Acer Iconia A500] Gcracker47:
For the other tether apps my a500 did not recognize the network at all.

I am using the stock rom for a500;

Justice/liberty & apex for droid x
[Acer Iconia A500] johnQuijote:
Are you installing this on your droid phone, or your a500? Duh... I read your post more closely... install on the phone. *slaps forehead*

I've got a Samsung Replenish I want to tether to my a500... tips?
[Acer Iconia A500] johnQuijote:
I'm having the same problem; no recognition that they hotspot even exists.

My a500 is rooted, but other than that, it's stock. Did you have to do anything to it?
[Acer Iconia A500] maclif63:
acer inconia 500a wireless tetering galaxy s

my solution is

in Galaxy S settings-wireless connections-use as cellular modem-mobile AP

in Acer Inconia 500 turn ON the wireless - it should recognize the Galaxy S

I use a USB connection between the two to use the 500 battery on the Galaxy S

that's it :D
[Acer Iconia A500] sRDennyCrane:
I just downloaded FoxFi (free app) from the market, had it set up and running on my Razr Maxx in a couple minutes, and it's been problem-free since. No settings on the tablet needed at all. Set your password on the phone, enter it on the A500, good to go.
[Acer Iconia A500] soks3d:
Cool, great, works
[Acer Iconia A500] ToStymiedBoar:
I use Barnacle on my phone and it works fine.
[Acer Iconia A500] internetpilot:
This is more dependant on your phone (ROM, kernel, tethering app, etc.) than it is on the A500. I was tethering fine between my A500 and my Sprint HTC Evo 4G until the latest Gingerbread update, where Sprint purposely broke it with the new kernel. Running a non-stock kernel solved that problem for me.

This will continue to resurface as a problem for most phones because the service providers don't want you tethering without paying the extra $ for the feature.
[Acer Iconia A500] drmrjake:
i wouldnt use foxfi, i read somewhere that they gather info (i think its in the permission box you check off)

but if you install the AD-HOC wifi patch it wifi teather or wireless tether should work just fine.

just google ad-hoc wifi patch (i cant post it) heck i found it in the dev section
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yesyoman:
1. Is it possible making program or something boot loader(?) to show the dialog to check custom Rom between A Rom and B Rom and after that we can load Rom which is running this time...?

- I heard about that there is a something to support this function..

- But what I wanna ask , Do you guys think about three people who are going to University can make this program within 3months.

2. Is there a limit to modify text, Icon size , change color, etc..?

- Any kind of limit to make a Rom..

3. <<Important thing >> what the differences are between making Rom using auto make Rom program like Custom Rom Creator Sutdio and the other way just changing source..?

- I think second way is really difficult but first one is that there aren't not many choices to make our Rom , also I don't think optimizing performance is possible.

- So what I wanna know, how do most of developer make the MIUI or CM7 something like any personal or group Custom Rom?

PS. And I wanna make dual boot loader or Custom Rom for old people..

So I'm asking zoom -in , out something like that ~
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bkoon1218:
Hey all.

I recalled seeing a thread about the CRT On animation causing the phone to be unresponsive / slow when pressing the Power button. I also feel that this seems to slow down the phone a bit.

Is there a way to keep the off animation, while removing the on animation? I know that builds before KH2 don't have the on animation, so is it possible to just rip a file out of them and overwrite it in my current ROM?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] phreshjoker:
Download spare parts and do window animation to fast
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bkoon1218:
I just tried that, but that only seems to improve the speed the screen unlocks. I want to remove the CRT On animation, because it seems like it's slowing down my phone when I press the power button.

Applying those animations do give a good illusion of speed during regular use though. :P
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] qstarin:
I was just wondering the same thing. I like the CRT Off animation, but not the On animation.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] htaak:
The Final Valhalla ROM has on/off toggles for the CRT effects. It's also a badass ROM in itself and I would recommend to anyone not already using it.:)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hardchargers:
Nexus S i9029A

Traveling to Poland as we speak(type). Had no trouble in Munich airport using their wifi.

Arrived in Poland and I don't know what I did but all of my OS settings are now in a foreign language(not even sure what one, assume Polish). Started when I tied into the wifi in Wroclaw. Currently using the hotel wifi in Legnica.

Can't even figure out how to change anything since all of the settings are foreign. Don't care if I have to reboot or whatever....just need English back.

FYI, SMS still comes across in English if this helps.

TIA,
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pnnorth:
Try this:

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.aokabi.android.localeswitch&feature=related_apps
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hardchargers:
Thanks very much saved the day!!!!!!!!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pnnorth:
No problem :)
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] TaintedCross:
So I've read up a bit on kernals I understand they handle out the input/output between the hardware and software/apps. I hear people talking about all different kinds of kernals but I have I have no clue what to get? Right now I'm running the lastest miui.us rom from miui.us on my milestone with zepps V6 supercharger and openrecovery autoboot. Pretty sure I'm running stock kernal too since I haven't flashed any? I just don't know enough about them to make a decsion. Was wondering if someone could recomend a good one or explain more, would be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] skadude66:
You are not able to change the kernel that you have on the Milestone. For that, you need to have an unlocked bootloader, which the Droid has, but the Milestone does not. We are limited to the Eclair and Froyo kernels that are signed by Motorola and it seems like as of now that is all we're going to get.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] TaintedCross:
Ah you would think with the work around allowing us to flash custom roms that'd we'd be able to do the same with kernals. Guess not.
[Nook Color Accessories] les02jen17:
I know this post is quite useless. I just wanted to vent out my frustration. :mad:

I just got off the phone with a B&N rep after 20 minutes of talking--because the rep kept beating around the bush and kept placing me on hold--and was told that I needed to callback on Monday to get the tracking no. for my 2nd--yup, this happened twice before--USB cable replacement. Yup, it broke again like the first one I got included with the NC--SIMPLY BECAUSE OF IT'S POOR QUALITY. :(

In generic micro USB cables, you would notice that most of them are made of rubber material, especially the one covering the tiny metal tip that you insert on the device's USB port, which makes them quite durable. Even if you bend it intentionally multiple times, the metal tip will not be affected that much. Only downside is, it doesn't fast charge the NC. In my experience, it takes a day and a half (about 36 hours) to be able to charge the NC fully. And yup, my NC is now turned off for a week (and counting).

The NC's stock USB cable however is made out of a gloss plastic material, probably to give way to the LED? light indicator? Downside is, it gets cracked/chipped off easily whether it was done unintentionally or not, because of the plastic material not being 'hard' enough, and that's where most NC owners like me are getting pissed off.

You have to be very careful whenever you charge the NC--you need to make sure that it's on a flat surface, not on a surface where it can sink itself say for example, a foam bed, so that the cable will not 'sink' with it in and put pressure on the metal tip, finally chipping off the plastic coating.

Do you guys know of any alternative that can fast-charge the NC like it's stock USB cable? Does anyone have the ability to modify the NC's stock USB cable to coat it with rubber or something to make it more durable?

I'm sure there are others who are experiencing these things. Hope we can gather around and start a discussion about getting a permanent fix. Maybe rally at a local B&N store or something, I dunno. :p
[Nook Color Accessories] Srilania:
Well, a cheap and quick bit would be to wrap it with electrical tape. If you have an electronics store or Radio shack carrying it, there is also something called shrink tubing. this is a rubberish tube that when carefully heated with a heat gun (not a blow dryer) or a lighter, will shrink down around wires, or plastic.

But, I am rather annoyed with this serious design flaw as well. Would be nice if B&N either recalled these cables with a properly designed one, or get a 3rd party available to handle that.
[Nook Color Accessories] Imbroglio:
I was thinking of reinforcing the plug end of the cable by encasing it in a big wad of epoxy putty.
[Nook Color Accessories] Srilania:
epoxy putty usually cures to something a bit too brittle for what this really needs. As the OP said, the plastic on the plugs are really way too brittle for what it's meant for. other than those things, the other option I can think of is some of that latex dip sold in some hardware stores, or sex shops. wrap the metal bit in tape, then give it a few dips, let it cure, then carefully cut the tape off. instant rubberized plug. could even carefully cut an indicator window for the charge light.
[Nook Color Accessories] ngc604:
heat shrink tubing sounds best. will try that. you can get it from home depot or lowes. get the multiple size package. it is really best to use a heat gun. if you dont know what your doing and use a lighter you will burn right through the heat shrink.
[Nook Color Accessories] akaCat:
It sounds like you might be looking for Sugru. It hardens to a rubbery flexible consistency. There's also a how to floating around the web on making your own using caulk and ...baking soda? I think?

For that matter, a flexible clear caulk might do the trick.
[Nook Color Accessories] bbqncigars:
I was thinking that RTV silicone (downside is long cure time) or maybe hot melt glue would be worth a try. Either one would be translucent enough to see the LED color. The Sugru looks interesting, although opaque like heat shrink tubing.
[Nook Color Accessories] Yoinx:
You could probably use something like Scotch Coat (more or less liquid electrical tape..) or plasti-dip perhaps?

*I'm still waiting on my NC to arrive. So, I'm not sure exactly which portion of the connector you're talking about. If it's the entire outside portion that is typically metal... this is normally a chasis ground which equalizes the chasis potential between the NC and whatever it's plugged into..., and really shouldn't be coated with anything
[Nook Color Accessories] DiDGR8:
I ordered this off Amazon with the intent of fixing several things in my house. I was going to use the clear for the tip of the charger.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0027JIEPU
[Nook Color Accessories] DiDGR8:
I think the shame of it is that all they had to do was use a strain relief sleeve like one of there:
[Nook Color Accessories] Srilania:
Using the shrink tubing-

1. make sure you get a size large enough to get around the connection end.

2. Measure out a length. you want at least from the bottom of the N light to about 1/2 inch past the nub where the cord goes into the connector.

3. Slip the tube into place

4. Using a heat gun or lighter, carefully shrink the tube into place (NOTE: with a lighter, keep the flame moving, don't let it linger too long or you'll melt something)

5. If the resulting reinforcement doesn't seem enough, feel free to add another layer or 2.

WHAT DOES THIS ACCOMPLISH?

Well, most of the failure pictures I have seen, as well as the failed cord of my own, it seems the plastic is too friable (meaning it cracks really easy) to handle the stresses put on it at that end. Most of the cracks and fractures take place below the N, towards the cable side of the connection.

By adding this, it not only adds a semi flexible reinforcement around where it likes to crack up, it also stiffens and immobilizes a stretch of the cable, relieving a little of the stress that can happen in that part.

While other things might do the trick, and even electrical tape could do, this tubing is about the best option I've seen so far.
[Nook Color Accessories] Yoinx:
Heat shrink tubing isn't a bad idea. I don't know how readily available it is in consumer stores and stuff... but I know I've used the Heat shrink tubing with the glue inside on quite a few connectors (higher end coaxial/heliax connectors tend to come with it). It's a bit thicker and more durable than typical heat shrink tubing, and the glue holds it solidly in place.
[Nook Color Accessories] pworcester:
I used scotch tape. ugly, but it works.
[Nook Color Accessories] Tekara:
Heat Shrink tubing shouldn't be too hard to find, most any electrical / hardware store should carry it, even Wal-mart will have it from time to time in the automotive section.
[Nook Color Accessories] Yoinx:
A better option may be plastidip. It gives a thick rubnery coating.
[Nook Color Accessories] dmags2:
After having a Nook Color for less than 6 months, mine just broke this morning! I would do without the LED indicator for a durable rubber casing.
[Nook Color Accessories] kmccmack:
Epoxy works very well actually, but you need to put it on the inside, not the outside. Split open the plastic cover. Clean it up so it fits back together cleanly. Mix up a batch of translucent 5 Minute epoxy and completely fill the cavity with epoxy. Fit it back around the cable and secure it with a clip or clamp of your choice. A small binder clip works perfectly. After about 5 or ten minutes you can remove the clip and use an exacto knife to clean up the excess. Clamp it up again and

let it cure for 12 hours or so. Works well for me.