yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Inspire 4G] drewdatrip:
While I love the inspire, if I were about to sign a 2 year contract I would hols out for the HTC Holiday aka the Inspire HD. However that will be more like a 199 priced phone while the inspire is a steal at 99, sometimes found through radio shack or Costco for less.

Drew
[HTC Inspire 4G] Youngunn2008:
The inspire is the most phone for the money on ATT. My wife has taken some downright amazing pix using hers.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hkgdllm:
Hi guys,

My device cant receive calls from certain ppl. like some ppl can call me and i can pick up, but some the phone just doesnt ring but in the Call Log i can see he dialed, with an icon of a small A at the low right corner of a sign like this :

any idea?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ithehappy:
You might have added them under Block List somehow.

Check under, Settings- Call- Call rejection.

Regards.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cheunglap:
i want to take WM6 os in "Microsoft Device Emulator", and replace files in the official xv6700 aku v3.3 rom, it is wm5. if wm5 hardware driver can works on wm6 os.

now i need help to a list of wm6 core files. and i have no idea what is need for next step.

my tools list.

1.ImgfsTools2rc2b, for dump WM6 rom.

2.itsutilsbin-20100324, for rebuild xv6700 rom.

thanks.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cheunglap:
my xv6700 phone are the official aku3.3 rom.

start task_mgr.exe, it seem WM core files list below.

nk.exe

filesys.exe

device.exe

gwes.exe

shell32.exe

services.exe

now i extraced files in WM6.5 ROM, let me try to copy a few files to phone, restart and prayer my phone will work.

if it works, i will rebuild rom and reflash phone with new core.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Rackfoo:
CM7 nightly+ Faux's kernel + SetCpu + Juice Defender = 8-9 hour battery life. I have tried EVERYTHING!!! I cannot make my phone last longer than 9 hours. What am I doing wrong? I'll take all suggestions....
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cutegelo:
Calibrate battery??
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Rackfoo:
I've done that a few times. Nothing seems to make a difference.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] unique77:
Try a different rom? I don't use juice defender, and with eaglebloods 2.3.5 rom I get amazing battery life. At least 25% left around 12 hours. But I'm not extremely heavy user but I do email every second I get the chance.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] C0dy:
I can get around 14 hours with my CPU set at 800 MHZ, and data/sync off. I text, make calls, listen to some music, and some light gaming with my brightness set at 40%.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Rackfoo:
I'm a pretty heavy user regarding phone calls with Bluetooth, text and internet browsing. If i left my phone idle all day i doubt that ut would last for 12 hours. Maybe it's my battery.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Rackfoo:
Aside from battery this phone works like a dream. Big ups to all the devs and contributors on this site. You guys make the learning curve much flatter! :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] phburks:
If you're getting 8-9 hours with heavy use then that's pretty good. What do your battery usage statistics look like? If you go to Settings > About Phone > Battery Use ... what is using your battery and what are the percentages? Maybe post up a screenshot.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Rackfoo:
Maybe I'm expecting too much.

(Tried to post a screenshot. Says that the file extension is invalid?)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] torvick12:
Same here man i only get to 5-6 hourf sometimes just 4 thats all,i mean yes half of time im txting but i have my brightnes on auto, running juice defender and also have advance task killer pro. I do multiple emails and time o time on web as well, same as gaming. Im running the rom xboarder OTA GB, what could be my issue :/
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tweeklulz:
Doing it wrong.

EB 2.3.5 + Trinity kernel
[T-Mobile LG G2x] bobdelt:
Charge your phone before sleeping. Leave it idle while you sleep, unplugged. If the battery stills drains you have an issue. If connected to wifi - shouldn't take more than 20% off your battery. If you have a weak signal, it could drain your battery.

Sounds like you're just always on the phone. Buy an extended battery. $10 on ebay from hong kong.

With moderate usage, in GREAT signal areas and/or wifi I can last 20+ hours. With poor coverage (where I work) I can't go more than 5 or so. The radio seems to eat the battery unless you have a strong connection.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] MrZoth:
set screen brightness to 25% unless you really need it. set a profile for 312 max/216 min screen off on setcpu. turn off auto sync. use your power control toggles. shut things off when you're not using them. basic smart phone theory. my battery drops 1% every 2.5 hrs. when idle. fwiw, i'm using the stock tweaked rom with updated baseband.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ThC23:
MIUI + Stock kernel = 20 hrs.

....
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Smallsmx3:
Uninstall the task killer....its not necessary. That could be eating ur battery. Im a fairly heavy user and i easily get 12 hrs on average.....mainly texting and browsing. I dont make many phone calls
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ZiZi_G2X:
I use this phone mainly for phone calls:D How crazy does that sound? I get awesome battery life. I'm running stock 2.3.3 and juice defender beta 3.5.9 and I get 14 hours on moderate use. I talk about 2-2.5 hours, send 30 texts, send 3-5 emails, browse for 1 hour, stream music for 1 hour, browse the market for 15-25 minutes, and occasionally play some tegra games (no more than 20 minutes, but this eats the battery up the most).

If you want more battery life, there is a 3500mah battery with a custom cover that should keep you going a full 24hours, its cheap too, but a little bulky. They are talking about it in the accessories section.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] k00zk0:
I can do 2.5 hours of gaming or 3 hours of browsing, to go from 100% to forced-shut-down. I find setcpu made it worse during idle times. I was using faux uv/oc and I realized performace was noticibly the same when I forced it down to 700mhz, so I did. But, during standby, when before at stock speeds with custom kernel I got 2-3%/hr drain, it was draining upwards of 10% per hour with the speed forced down in setcpu. This is all with the home screen as the open app during standby.

You will find that keeping google maps open (GPS off) during standby leads to a 5-10%/hr drain even though the phone should be doing the exact same thing with the app during standby as the home screen; nothing at all.

I will use the phone sparingly and I had it run out during my work day a few days ago, very embarrassing. I listened to less than 1 hour of music, browsed 30 minutes, used maps with no gps as that is broken anyway for a total of 30 minutes, texted about 40 in/out messages, and talked 20 minutes over 6 phone calls or so. I'll warranty it for the broken gps. Hopefully there are new G2x's out by now and I'll get a new revision or something.
[HTC EVO 3D] ryansoaz:
I updated my Evo 3D to newest HTC Update 2.3.4 then unlocked bootloader and then rooted. I have Set CPU downloaded but unable to overclock. Can anyone help me explain how to overclock? Do I need to install a new kernal?
[HTC EVO 3D] phatmanxxl:
Yea you need a kernel like silverneedle, no lights and RCMIX.
[HTC EVO 3D] SayWhat10:
yeah what he said

just make sure what ever kernel you get is fully compatible with 2.3.4
[HTC EVO 3D] phatmanxxl:
Oops I didn't read that, currently there aren't any kernels for 2.3.4 that are overclockable, not until the source is released. If you want to over clock you'll need a 2.3.3.ROM and kernel.
[HTC EVO 3D] ryansoaz:
Does anyone know of a kernal that will overclock or a ROM that will with updated EVO 3d unlocked rooted with stock OS 2.3.4? If you do I will donate. Also is there a hack that I can install for EVO hotspot built in. I have it on my EVO4g but not evo3d
[HTC EVO 3D] phatmanxxl:
On 2.3.4 you'll need to wait for the source to be released, you could try some wifi tethering apps from the market.
[HTC EVO 3D] jamexman:
A even if you find one, you won't be able to flash it as HTC's (im assuming thats the one you used as you are 2.3.4) unlock method is half done and only lets you flash roms and other things, but not a kernel. This has been confirmed in other threads. So, like me, you're screwed if you want to overclock until a new revolutionary is released.
[HTC EVO 3D] Joey121215:
He may have flashed the update as a new ROM without updating the bootloader. Still had revolutionary and full root.
[HTC EVO 3D] mazook98:
Wat?

I (like mostly everyone that has had the phone for a while, and can read) have full root, running a 2.34 rom, revolutionary unlock, TWRP recovery, blah, blah, blah.

Doesn't have anything to do with having to use HTC's unlock.

Sent from my Evo³d
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hene193:
Hi

I have cheap china tablet and when i try install angry birds it says "out of space" all other apps will install normaly.

I have checked that i have over 200mb space to install. :confused:

Android 2.1
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hans Schmucker:
Probably a full cache partition. Try to connect with ADB and clear out /cache/ . Of course, it could be that the cache partition is simply too small if they were too cheap to spring for a big chip.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hene193:
I don't have drivers for device :D

edit: i deleted the folder but it didn't help.

EDIT2:My cache size is 157mb is it too small?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hans Schmucker:
Does the terminal application work without root? Maybe you could use that.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hene193:
I used root explorer with temporary root.

cache size is 157mb too small?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hans Schmucker:
Shouldn't be... hmm....
[HTC EVO 3D] jajuan:
I woke up this morning to a evo 3d that won't turn on. It freezes up and there is a gray screen that I can't get pass. The phone won't even go into recover mode. Nothing happens when I hold the down volume button and the power button. I tired everything I can think of. I called sprint tech support and they couldn't help. I was told to take it to the sprint store. Any advice?
[HTC EVO 3D] JohnM:
I know you said you tried everything you can think of, but did you remove the battery and put it back in? If you turned off fast boot in the settings and turn off the E3D, it doesn't turn back on until you remove the battery and put it back in. This is a problem for all Evos as I got a replacement for that reason and it did the same thing.

If it doesn't turn on after removing the battery and putting it back in, try doing that again except try going into the HBOOT menu after putting the battery back in. (VolumeDown + Power)

If this doesn't work, go to a sprint store. Having a gray screen isn't normal.
[HTC EVO 3D] jajuan:
yea, i tried removing the battery and going into Hboot. I can't get into Hboot. only a gray screen shows up.
[HTC EVO 3D] JohnM:
Did you S-OFF or use HTC Bootloader Unlock on your phone phone?

If not, the software is covered under warranty so if you take it to a sprint store, they'll fix it up.
[HTC EVO 3D] jajuan:
Yea I'm rooted. The phone won't even turn on so sprint may not know. They order a replacement me that will be here in a few days. Will we see what happens.
[HTC EVO 3D] JohnM:
Oh yeah, I forgot that it won't even turn on. Yep, just go to them and tell them your problems and they should replace it.

There is one thing though - If you used HTC's Bootloader Unlock to root it, it may be in their database that you used it. I'm not sure, though. I wish you best of luck.
[HTC EVO 3D] jajuan:
Two days ago I flashed a new kernel. Maybe it didn't agree with my phone and messed it up.
[HTC EVO 3D] JohnM:
Probably, that's why I like to stick with the stock kernel. It may not be that great but it is stable.
[HTC EVO 3D] jajuan:
Yea, I'm defiantly sticking with stock kernel from now on!
[HTC EVO 3D] b.huss2:
i wouldn't think flashing a kernel would affect you be able to boot into the boot loader. maybe the phone just took a dump. it happens. if it won't start up then the sprint guys won't even look at it. they'll just take it and give you a refurb one. at least that's what happened last time i had to get a replacement. just make sure you your sdcard cause a replacement will prob just be a phone, with no accessories.
[HTC EVO 3D] jajuan:
The evo's screen looks gray and snowy like the tv on that movie "The Ring". Its kinda creepy.
[HTC EVO 3D] JohnM:
If I were you, I would get it replaced without looking at the screen any more :P
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] euqilobaid:
When i connect HTC Desire to PC and press "Turn on USB storage" on the phone, screen flashes a few times and presents the same screen again (it doesn't switch to "Turn off USB storage") - i can't access my memory card when running ROM.

I can access all my memory card data if i use memory card reader or when in ROM, using any file explorer app. Also, i have no trouble accessing my phone via USB when in HBOOT or FASTBOOT.

Please help.

Additional phone info:

ClockWork Mod v4.0.1.4

Alpharev "Bravo CM7 r2" HBOOT

Memory card is formated: 7GB FAT32, 1GB ext3

So far i tried:

flashing few different ROMs (Oxygen, GingerVillan, F1)

formating the memory card using ClockWork Mod

and that didn't solve my problem.

EDIT:

I tried to connect the phone to another PC and it worked without a problem, so it must be something with USB drivers on my original PC. Anyone has an idea what to (un)install?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reaper7881:
its is something to do with the permissions when the phone is in usb mode the phone cannot write to the sd card and so must be r/o and when u eject the phone from the computer the permissions of the sd card may not have been changed back to r.w ..

so to fix it just boot into recovery and do the fix permissions option in advanced menu
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pj81worcs:
recall having a similar experience with my desire, I managed to copy my data(with show hidden files enabled in the windows folder options) from the SD Card and then format the card, then re-copy it back to the SD card.

Solved the problem for me.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] euqilobaid:
Thanks for trying guys but none of the suggestions worked. It is definitely something with drivers on my PC, because on my laptop it works without any problems. So problem is not in the phone or memory card, but PC drivers. The thing is, i don't know which drivers i need to re-install.

Tried with the only one i see in Device Manager - "Android USB Devices - My HTC" but it didn't do the job. It re-installed fine, but there must be some other USB driver i'm missing to fix.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Parva4:
Try these here - http://unrevoked.com/rootwiki/doku.php/public/revolutionary

Look for - Windows users, please download and install these HTC fastboot drivers.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] euqilobaid:
Sad to say but that didn't help either. I have a problem accessing memory card content when connecting to PC while ROM is running (tired several ROMs so it's not a ROM issue), when i'm connecting the phone to PC while in fastboot it works just fine.
[Motorola Triumph] Intercepter:
Found this over at SDX Developers

It's so easy a caveman can do it.

http://forum.sdx-developers.com/index.php?topic=17172.0
[Motorola Triumph] Genesis3:
Be aware that if you do this you have no control over what has root and what doesn't. The "gingerbreak" way, along with the Android SU, does.
[Motorola Triumph] Intercepter:
couldn't a person just install superuser?
[Motorola Triumph] ziggy46:
yes you can.... ive tested all of the ways of rooting this phone and this one is the easiest!:D after you do it just install superuser from the market and your all good.
[Motorola Triumph] b_randon14:
Hey that's my post lol! Yeah well the thing about malware and root access that no one hardly knows is that all these apps that use root exploits to cause harm, they never request su permissions because they use there own exploit to gain root. So superuser wouldn't prompt you on an exploit root being ran. Superuser just prompts when some app requests /system/bin/su or /system/xbin/su. If you want to keep your phone safe its a mater of knowing what you install on your phone. Even with superuser your not safe from root exploit attacks!

Me personally I like nit having to allow everytime I install a new root app. And I know what I install so I never worry about malware.
[Motorola Triumph] TomXP411:
I noticed that his fix is to basically link su to sudo, which allows "root" programs to run the included superuser applet.

So does this mean someone could just install the SuperUser app without going through the usual rooting process? Is Gingerbreaking unnecessary then?

what concerns me is that if these phones ship with sudo enabled and no root password, then any app can get root without any special effort. That means the Triump is VERY insecure. I'm wondering if we can safely remove sudo and solve that particular problem.
[Motorola Triumph] Doggydude:
Maybe they did that to make fixing them easier, for when a phone got sent in they could gain root and do whatever they need in it, then turn it back off real quick. This is kinda like the tether menu being hidden but not removed on the OV. How stupid do they think people are?
[Motorola Triumph] JWhipple:
I don't think it's a question of stupidity - it's more one of knowledge. They don't anticipate the run-of-the-mill user to be digging through the file structure of the phone for something they have no idea of what it does or how it works.

And I'd have to agree - the non-technical people have no desire to start digging through the phone, but rather, to use it as is.
[Motorola Triumph] davidfig:
Therefore......

So if this could be made a script. Then we could un-root just as easily for protection. I only need it for barnacle.

root

--------

sudo

ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/xbin/su

ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/bin/su

unroot

-------

sudo

rm /system/xbin/su

rm /system/bin/su

RIGHT?
[Motorola Triumph] Fodoom:
Edit: the "shebang" line needs to be changed. Not sure to what. You may be better off just typing in the commands yourself.

Not tested, but this should work.

The root script:

#!/bin/sh
#filename: rootme

echo "Rooting Device"

sudo

ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/xbin/su
ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/bin/su

echo 'Root has been achieved'

The unroot script:

#!/bin/sh
#filename: unrootme

echo "Un-rooting Device"

sudo

rm /system/xbin/sudo /system/xbin/su
rm /system/xbin/sudo /system/bin/su

echo 'Un-root has been achieved'

Make these files somewhere and *cd* to that directory. Type either

./rootme

or

./unrootme

Hope this helps someone.
[Motorola Triumph] shane87:
Yes, that is true that an app could very easily gain root access on the triumph. HOWEVER, as pointed out by b_randon14 above, practically all malware apps use a root exploit to gain root priveliges. This means that even an unrooted device is susceptible. As an example, take a stock samsung captivate. It has no root, and no way to gain root, without flashing a custom rom/kernel. However, if an app used the psneuter exploit, it could still gain root access. (Btw, that is how I originally rooted my captivate, using super one click with the psneauter exploit)

So really, the triumph is no less secure than any other android device. Plus, the triumph is the only android device, aside from dev phones such as the nexus one/nexus s that come pre-rooted. So a triumph specific malware app would have to be written.

Personaly, I like the su+superuser.apk method of rooting, but that is because it is the only method I have ever used. And remember, if you prefer to have su+superuser.apk, you either use gingerbreak, or just use this trick and then install superuser.apk.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
[Motorola Triumph] b_randon14:
Yeah and plus an app has to be designed to gain root its not like any old app can just up and decide to request root and start destroying! And stock without any root(I.e. my method or gingerbreak) an app doesn't call /system/xbin/sudo it would call /system/bin/su or /system/xbin/su. Plus I mean if you used gingerbreak you should realize that an app can get root without going through superusrr or calling on su. I mean how else do you think gingrrbreak app gets root in the first place to copy su and superuser? Through the gingerbreak root exploit!!

Sent from my OC'ed Triumph!
[Motorola Triumph] primetechv2:
The concept of an app being able to gain root makes it just as dangerous as a malignant virus for Android. The only difference is, it's not a virus. It's a nice, helpful, and otherwise very good program. Lucky for us.

I'm working on a batch script that does the same thing as these instructions, anybody vaguely interested in using it (should it be put out)?
[Motorola Triumph] Fodoom:
I wrote one and posted on xda, I think, but the shebang line needs some adjustment to find sh. Hope that helps.

Sent from my rooted Moto Triumph
[Motorola Triumph] tsac:
Why is this not working for me? I downloaded terminal emulator from the market, typed: "sudo" and get:

sudo: permission denied

$

:(
[Motorola Triumph] primetechv2:
Did they patch it? These two lines of code run from ADB should "root" the device... and sudo is just there.

adb -d shell sudo ln ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/xbin/su

adb -d shell sudo ln ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/bin/su

Now you may not be able to run "sudo" alone, you may need to specify a command with it too? Unfortunately I can't try it again, because all of my phones are rooted now :p

In the event this didn't work, GingerBreak should work regardless.
[Motorola Triumph] tsac:
I'll give it a try when my phone finishes charging.....Thank you ;)
[Motorola Triumph] primetechv2:
Sure. although I would still recommend Gingerbreak instead...it's more complete and contains Superuser as an extra security measure.
[Motorola Triumph] tsac:
Never got to try anything....Phones screen is dead. You know how people describe the flashing screen when turned on and off? Well mine flashed once and it has not worked since... Hopefully virgin mobile will honor the 1 year factory warranty. I did absolutely nothing to this phone. It just took a crap. Removal of battery does nothing. Phone will receive calls but there is nothing but a backlight. Tried several different methods. Horrible phone....Should be recalled:mad:

Thanks for your trying to help me.

Sent from my reliable homebuilt gaming rig using FireFox
[Motorola Triumph] wildside84:
rooted my dad's triumph...question though...couldn't I flash clockworkmod via rom manager or do I have to go the long way?

edit: nvm, i see rom manager doesn't support the triumph
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] mrzm2006:
hi all expert,

I was upgrade to my htc s710d chinese htc phone to Android: 2.3.4 with wifi. Now I can't root or s-off my phone. I was trying a lot of way but I can't success. Also Revolutionary say this device not supported this time. So How can I root this phone or downgrade. I want to install custom rom. Please guide to me.

My phone information are as follow

HTC S710d vivow Ship S-on Rh

hboot -1.02.0000,

Android: 2.3.4,

Rom version 2.13.1401.4
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] andybones:
The only for sure way that I personally know will root your phone is an XTC clip. Other methods could work but this is all I know. you MAY be able to make a gold card and downgrade to an hboot that will allow you to root using software methods but I really have no idea. sorry man, hopefully the others with that phone will chime in soon.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] abtxpress:
Wrong place to ask a question like this...

This is the Developers forum. Your question belongs in the General questions section.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Relay:
If you wil root, you should download files below and flash

Download:

http://u.115.com/file/clq3mrp6#

2.3.4_root+google.zip

Flash it with Custom CWM-based 4.0.1.4

(Download Link).

More infos, look at: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1220623
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Mr. Clown:
Wrong place to post this. Thread closed.