yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chad4050:
Any help would greatly be appreciated and those that have helped thanks a million I have flashed red pill and restored with titanium backup and still same problems it booted up fine then I used it for about and hour then tried to power down and reboot stuck at att rethink posibble . Is there a way to remove root and lock then bootloader back for.

sent from unlocked rooted atrix.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BravoMotorola:
Judging by your post it seems your Atrix is not turning on. That is an issue.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chad4050:
Well yes its a issue lol any idea how to fix I can make if turn on by wiping caches and factory reset then restore with titanium backups .then if runs and functions fine then craps out so your opinion hardware or software im within my 30 days AT&T may get it back I hope they don't notice the bootloader is unlocked though lol.

sent from unlocked rooted atrix.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IUH1991:
Try fixing permissions through ROM manager, I find that when flashing a new ROM weird things happen and this usually fixes it. I'm hoping it's something as simple as that, because if not you may have a hardware problem.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RazKidd:
you can prolly just go back to stock from a fruit cake and then start over .
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chad4050:
Im going to try something this is getting old real quick. I want to turn my phone off sometimes just wish I new it would boot backup.

sent from unlocked rooted atrix.
[HTC Sensation] jslim38:
{Q} Does anyone know how to delete contacts from the sim card I've transfered my contacts to my sim card by mistake and now my htc sensation will knot delete them but it goes through the process of deletion but when it finished the contacts are still there and when I press the phone icon on the home screen it shows all the contacts stored on sim card help please
[HTC Sensation] smoochiezz24:
Phone>menu>people>view> uncheck the sim card contacts option. Not really deleting the contacts but atleast they won't bother you if you can't delete them.
[HTC Sensation] erasable:
I was able to delete them while on the beast rom. Don't know how or why but it worked. Didn't stay on that rom but contacts were gone when I flashed back to super lite.
[HTC Sensation] Henkjoost:
Yeah, also like to know

Sent from my HTC Sensation Z710e
[HTC Sensation] jslim38:
Thanks but I figured out
[HTC Sensation] pike2hc:
Delete Sims contacts

Goto Contacts app

hit menu > view > uncheck all, leaving only sim contacts checked > done

hit menu > delete > select ones you want to delete or select all > delete

back > view > recheck contacts you want displayed (google)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] con247:
Where do I find these in the kernel source? Or is it possible to edit these from a zimage?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sigoshere:
Look at http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=kernel/common.git;a=tree;f=drivers/cpufreq

Generally, editing compiled kernel isn't possible. But often you can pull your actual config by:

zcat /proc/config.gz

You can run it in adb shell.
[Motorola Photon 4G] forumx2:
I have a few questions on unlocking the bootloader and installing a custom recovery. I switched over from the nexus s and things are a little different then what I am used to.

I have already rooted the phone but I was looking at unlocking the bootloader and installing the CWM Recovery to flash over the Alien Rom. My question is if I decide to go back to stock will flashing the 4.5.1A SBF file through RSD Lite return everything back to stock including the recovery. And to lock the bootloader would just be a process of flashing nopudding4u.sbf and runnning moto-fastboot oem lock? If not what is else needed?

This might be a stupid question but I have looked around for a stock recovery file and couldn't find one.
[Motorola Photon 4G] M@XLOL:
There was an update yesterday the 25th in the pudding thread found here with a file that will lock the bootloader for you. I don't know it has been tested yet but it is only the bootloader not the recovery it could potentially bork something according to the OP but the sbf will fix it. So long story short you are correct :D welcome to the photon I left from the nexus as well and this phone is just fantastic!
[Motorola Photon 4G] forumx2:
Perfect, thank you for answering my questions. I agree, I absolutely love this phone and the download speeds are way faster then my nexus s. Do you think with google purchasing motorola they will release an update with an unlocked bootloader?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bhu1:
i have generally flashed galaxian and semaphore kernel using sgs kernel flasher but when i used the same method for talon it failed so now i want to flash it using cwm but how can i do it? should i directly install update that is the . zip file in cwm?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Down load kernel to sd card

Boot into recovery/flash zip, browse to zip, select, confirm, let it fully reboot, may take a while, job done :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bhu1:
I did the exact same thing but the x	sign for talon was their for like 15 minutes! Then I reflashdd galaxian!

Sent from my sgs

kernel: galaxian

Rom: jetpacki
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Are you sure the kernel is compatible with your rom?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sun8ross:
if you are using cwm 2e/3e,you should first flash one custom kernel by odin,for example galaxian semaphone,then you can get cwm3.0.0.x
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anukilimanoor:
Try to flash using odin. or try sgs kernel flasher. Check my sig for the guide.
[Xperia Play General] DAVIDGBJONES:
Hi, I was just wondering if you guys think sony will release software to enable us to use a microusb to hdmi lead or maybe even a devoloper on xda could make a program.

Also would it even be possible?
[Xperia Play General] replicant101:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is a hardware limitation. Is it not?
[Xperia Play General] 007shark:
The USB port is not capable of video output on the Xperia Play from everything I have seen and read which is a hardware limitation.
[Xperia Play General] DAVIDGBJONES:
Thats sad news, was really hoping to be able to connect to my tv. kinda wish I bought a Samsung gs2 now, not that im disappointed with my play I love it lol
[Xperia Play General] speedyink:
Apparently there's a dock out/coming out that gives it a hdmi port.
[Xperia Play General] Leraeniesh:
If theres a dock that includes HDMI support, I dont see why you couldent just use a microUSB to HDMI adapter.
[Xperia Play General] DAVIDGBJONES:
Apparently the dock is for the other xperias and not the play. Besides the dock would be ok for watching stuff but hopeless if you wanted to play games.
[Xperia Play General] subcu1ture:
The dock itself doesn't support hdmi.
[HTC Sensation] Knucklessg1:
I need it to overclock my phone, but I would rather not mess it up myself. Many thanks
[HTC Sensation] xl VipeR lx:
Have U not been reading the Dec thread. Don't overclock. Set CPU limits the 2nd CPU to 1 ghz and only overclocks one core
[HTC Sensation] nugzo:
you do not need that text file. If the kernel supports overclocking, you're good.
[HTC Sensation] Knucklessg1:
I'm sorry if i was not clear. I meant i wanted to overclock my phone with SetCPU, but it requires a text file because it hasn't been added to the presets yet.
[HTC Sensation] nugzo:
maybe i wasnt clear. you do not need that text file. If the kernel supports overclocking, you're good. If it doesnt not support overclocking, the text file wont help.
[HTC Sensation] formula91:
No point, dual-core overclocking has JUST come onto the development scene for the sensation, and it has lol-bugs and is definitely inconsistent for everyone. Until all that can get hammered out, there is no point to overclocking, unless you are one of those nightly guys (I am :D )

The first thing is that only 1 core gets overclocked, beyond that, only 1 core is active for the majority of the time on the Sensation.

Benchmarks aren't even accurate because benchmarks like Quadrant don't even activate the second core.

However, if you want dual-core active all the time, I recommend flashing ARHD 3.0.3 with the dual-core script. It does work.

Faux Kernel 0.0.8 has come out which offers dual-core overclocking, but it does come with it's own handful of problems. Many are reporting boot-loop issues (IMO it's due to the kernel being somewhat unstable as well as setting too high of an overclock for initial settings) You need to flash the kernel as well as the dual-core script and then manually edit the script in system/etc/dual-core/main_script to set your clock speeds.

I'm going to also repeat what the other said.

SETCPU AUTOMATICALLY DISABLES ONE CORE AND DOES NOT OVERCLOCK IT NONE of the overclocking apps are dual-core ready. Heck, Android OS isn't even ready for dual-core. There have been lots of workarounds to get dual-core supported on these devices from the "factory" itself.
[Windows Phone 7 General] shynoshy2:
hello friends in the kitchen of roms you can do something like this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peEDAqV-2Po

wp7 as I like but I do not really like that you can not customize only the tiles already.

I would like the main Antall Pajo was the hub of time with their icons below and move sideways
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MJHawaii:
Anyone flash this on froyo it looks like its really good for the captivate. Thoughts?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adicool:
i am currently on fasty 2.4 its really very good and stable with a great battery life....!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jomeister15:
Meh, I tried it, but I'm not really a fan of the true captivate firmware, it just seems to lack the punch of i-9000 roms.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] psych0phobia:
Fasty is currently my wife's ROM of choice. Seems to be a pretty decent choice for KB1, though the icons lack a certain "unity". Personally, I prefer Gingerbread based ROMs.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr3000:
Fasty v2.5 was released. I have been using it for a couple of months now. Probably the longest I have used a single ROM.

I have to say its great. For me its the fastest most stable ROM I have used on my Captivate. Pretty safe as well. Really good battery life.

I have tried GB ROMs as well and still come back to Fasty.

Just my .02

Good Luck !
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Born2BeMild:
I enjoyed the fasty roms a lot, but I just can't go back to any rom that lacks the features of cyanogen mod 7.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maxmusic:
I've had Fasty 2.4 installed for 3 days now. Being my first ROM I'm very happy with it. Very stable, no problems at all. Very responsive. Have not had a true test of maximum battery life yet as I've been doing a lot of streaming of music since I installed it. When I get back to work next week I'll find out more about real battery life. Two to three hours of streaming puts the battery down to 15% after 8 hours. Expecting much longer under normal conditions.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rfarrah:
Wife's phone: Came off MIUI and stock before that. Fasty is fast, smooth, and stable. NO complaints.

Staying with this one.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beetmonger:
Just flashed 2.5 a couple days ago and really liking this. Anyone else have an issue with the alarm vibrating instead of playing the alarm tone when the phone's sitting on the dock?

Edit: nvm, TB restored a clock from a previous rom. Once I uninstalled it, no more problem.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Drewskie1989:
Everything's great except after a week, I got a lil bored and started messing around with settings somewhere and now whoever I'm on the phone with hears nothing. I can hear them just the same as usual (it is at&t :/) and send and receive text as normal but my voice isn't going thru. Csc is unknown. I flashed a new uckb1 modem and that didn't help. Please help
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ftgg99:
Finally got hold of my third native Honeycomb tablet. Got rid of the touchwiz immediately and have now used it a full day inside and out.

Its a great device because:

- its light

- best display panel of all the well known aslates

- its really light

Lacks in a few areas:

- mediocre build quality

- speakers are crap

- no sd card slot

- annoying sammy cable makes me very angry at god for not punishing the wicked in a more immediate, literal way

So, there dont seem to be any builds of 3.2 yet, which i kind of liked having on the xoom. What kernels are people recommending for a stock 3.1 rom?

Regarding the xoom vs 10.1 - the xoom feels antique in comparison. Why moto, oh why did you make it so thick and heavy?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] K Rich:
I've been using Pershoot's kernal since I first got mine and have been very happy with it :-) :-)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] burhanistan:
Oddly, they sound a lot better if you can hold the Tab on both sides with your palms cupping them, serving as an impromptu speaker cone.

That's obviously not a great solution, but it does make them seem louder since the sound is not going off to the side. There are some cases and attachments for the iPad that do this, but I've not seen one for the Galaxy yet. They're kind of awkward anyway.

The best tablet speakers (that I've heard anyway) are on the poor HP Touchpad. Nice, loud, and clear. I don't regret picking up a few when they were available for $99. HP could've really had a good product given some OS refinements and another generation of hardware. Alas, that's another subject.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] silverball.slayer:
Speakers are crap? They are the best sounding IMHO of any tablet I have tried already.

Transformer - worst speaker quality, very tinny

Iconia - Good sounding, just not enough volume

Xoom - Very good volume, bass sounds a bit distorted

Galaxy 10.1 - Very good volume, does not overdo the bass like the Xoom

Rob
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dario69:
I have to agree. The speaker quality is actually pretty darn good but in my case I ran into issues due to how I was holding it. This was me so I won't tell anyone else they aren't holding it right so I don't sound like an Apple representative but coming from an iPad I did have some slight re-adjustments to deal with.

I agree on the cons like lack of SD, pathetic Sammy cable, but the build quality I have to disagree with. Granted, the metal body of the iPad has spoiled me but I have to admit the Tab 10.1 build is actually pretty good giving the slim factor.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] pokey9000:
Not sure what your deal with the cable is. If you had a Transformer, you'd be stuck with a cable that's even shorter than the one for the Tab, can't use standard USB extenders for charging, can't even use a normal 5V USB charger, and the only source for spares is to buy a $30 charging kit.

At least you can get a spare for the Tab on eBay for under $5.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ph00ny:
Agree with all of your point except for the speakers. It wasn't too bad at all. Maybe my initial expectation was lower than yours but it wasn't bad at all
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] droidx1978z4:
I have owned a number of tablets including the galaxy tab 10.1 (still own), xoom (still own), asus transformer (sold), and the original ipad (sold). I don't agree with most of the cons that you listed, at least compared to my experience with my other devices.

The tab has the best speakers of all of them, in my opinion, and the build quality is at least on par with the others listed, except for the transformer which really did have some build quality issues. The propietary charging/data cable is also a necessary evil. The only tablet that I've tried without one is the xoom, and since you can't charge it with the usb cable then I don't really see the point. You just end up having to carry the charger and the usb cable with you instead of one proprietary cable. The cable for the tab is also readily available for a cheap price, which can't be said about the others. The advantages of 3.2 are also limited in my opinion, with a major disadvantage of having to set a static IP address to avoid the wifi problems associated with 3.2 that I have experienced on both the xoom and the transformer.

I will agree that not having an sd card slot is a drawback, but it's not like you didn't know that when you bought it.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
I've had mine since Thursday. I agree with everything quoted above. I guess it comes down to expectations. I mean all tablets are just similar rectangular boxes that do the same thing. How different can they be expected to be when they all have to sell within the same narrow price band? At least with Samsung you know there's a long-term commitment to the Tab's success and they do far better than others with s/w implementation and updates. It meets or exceeds my expectations based on what I paid for it.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] rlarsen462:
I picked up some of the tiny iHome iHM78 speakers from Best Buy because I was having trouble with some videos having low volume even turned all the way up (and I don't like wearing headphones all the time). While I agree with the comment about cupping the speakers, these little iHome jobs are pretty amazing in my opinion. I mean you aren't going to get thumping bass, but for the size I find the sound pretty clear and crisp. I travel all over the world almost every day of the year, and they're small enough that carrying them won't be a burden.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Itchiee:
The only drawback I see with this tablet is the awful cable, not the connect just the overall lenght. The build quality has been excellent for me, the speakers are loud and clear enough, and I have an SD card work around (USB connector) so its all good. Its the best Android tablet you can buy (subjective, I know) until the newer tablets with Ice Cream appear......

° Digging your Fear and Loathing avatar....
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] echo511:
I consider tablet speakers should be on-par with laptop speakers. They're fine if it's just you listening to it - but I keep a set of mobile speakers on-hand if I want to show stuff off to people.

So yeah, the speakers on my 10.1 are fine, relatively speaking. But I don't expect them pump out sound like they're high-quality Bose speakers, either.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] rlarsen462:
I solved this with a double length cable from Amazon for $10. But I agree in general I am against proprietary connectors...I am worried about wear and tear of the connector port on the device rendering it useless (although I have a 2 year warranty so not the end of the world).

Oxymoron? :D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] TangoEight:
Would you recommend getting it?

I want one and will have enough money but I'm not sure I'd have a use for it :/ Are there any major issues with it?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ftgg99:
Go for it - right now its the lightest and has the best screen, a great device for the couch and the plane trip.

I'm a kitchen fan myself...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Tim182:
that's what I just bought mine for and I love it!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Serious_Beans:
Speakers are great, better than my laptop speakers, the build quality is really nice, makes it really light which is awesome, I don't care much about the lack of microsd, a con for me is no native hdmi port and eay the cable is annoying. Other than that, this tablet is AWESOME.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ftgg99:
I do like it, no question. But mine had flex that had to be fixed, and imo the position of the speakers is what makes them inferior... and there are no boxes, i looked.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] jfcooley:
Thank you for adding me to your ignore list. At this point I consider it an honor.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] lufc:
Please Keep this Thread on TOPIC i should not have to Delete 24 posts of CRAP from here.

Next Time Infractions will be Dropping in your Pm Boxes
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] tbcpn:
I own a (VZW 3G/4G) Xoom as well as the LTE Tab 10.1. Agree with your assessment of 3.2 and the brick-ness of the Xoom, the latter point being the sole reason I bought the Tab.

I noticed a very significant improvement in the overall performance of my (rooted) Xoom when I moved to 3.2 and a custom kernel--runs better than my rooted Tab on 3.1. But, Tab runs great.

Now, if Sammy could do something about the Newton's Rings--I'm on my first replacement in 13 days due to this issue. Second one has started up with the NR, but at least so far they disappear.

All-in-all, I'm very happy with the Tab.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] fafrehugen:
3.2 is a lot better - strange noone is working on a port...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] jfcooley:
They are, just hasn't been a whole lot of news in regards to it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179158&page=4
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] misc77:
I too sold my Xoom for a lighter Tab. Tablet most important factor apart from speed/ram is the weight. You don't want to carry a heavy brick in your bag and Xoom is definitely not friendly to hold using one hand, which is what we normally hold while reading ebooks etc.

3.2 on Xoom does run faster than the current 3.1 tab. Quadrant consistently clocks at 3,600 on 3.2 Xoom, while 3.1 Tab giving me -1,000. :(

All in all, software issue can be solved but not hardware, so Tab for me until the next lighter and faster tablet comes along.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ph00ny:
i said this before and i will say it again. Do not use quadrant. It's a terrible benchmark.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] hbkmog:
I would have to agree that after playing with it for one day, I'm not really impressed by it. Maybe because I use a Galaxy S II phone and this is the first tablet I have, it feels vastly slower and more sluggish than my Galaxy S II. Of course processor and RAM is lower than SGSII, but I expected it to be a very smooth experience. I'm using Starburst ROM and the web browser is not as responsive as I thought, especially with flash content. Even playing 360p flash video on youtube gets random minor stuttering. I think I'll just keep it for now and get the next big thing when it comes out.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Serious_Beans:
I agree, the laggyness is quite annoying, thought Smasung added HW Acceleration in the touchwiz update, that should fix all the lag, but sadly I the tablet isn't as responsive as I had imagined, I think HC just needs a good upgrade.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ph00ny:
After watching the 7.7 on display, i'm beginning to think that tegra2 may be the main cause of the sluggishness. I guess we will know soon when the 3.2 is available
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] misc77:
What do you recommend for benchmark test?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Croak:
Tegra 2 does have some serious issues (especially with video decoding), but also keep in mind that Honeycomb is harder on GPU/CPU/RAM than Gingerbread, and that an SGS2 is pushing 50% fewer pixels.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dcc22:
you don't need benchmarks to tell that it's slow. you can feel it on every scroll.

it's propably android itself but that makes it even worse.

return it if you can, samsung will drop support for it soon, like they always do when new products come out (tegra3).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Croak:
Yeah, because my SGS only got updated from Eclair to Froyo to Gingerbread, and my Tab 7" only got updated to Gingerbread, and my Tab 10.1 has only gotten two updates in the last two months...

Oh, wait, did you mean to say that Samsung will continue to support it, like they always do when a US carrier is not involved? That's what I thought you meant, because what you actually said is crap.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] SolusCado:
:) +1, Like, Retweet, and anything else that might apply...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ftgg99:
Also, ppi is low...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Brian-UK:
This is very true you'd of thought at some point during testing someone would of said hey why dont we have the speakers facing forwards but hey lets hope they don't make the same mistake on their next tab. I'm seriously thinking of modding my tab to make the sound come forward.

Brian