yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[EVO 4G General] Porsche928Guy:
Thanks

Thanks for being so quick to get this out. I just spent last 2 days fixing my Acer Tab, a BIG thanks to sc2k again. I have never been so glad I jumped from Palm OS to Android.

While I'm here, can i flash my wife's EVO to this skipping the update before this one? Thanks in advance for any help with this.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tnt1979:
Hi,

since this morning my SGS II doesn't start up anymore, of course it's impossible to reach the download mode...

Is possible to do somethind thought the JIG in order to make the phone turn on again or do I have to go to the Samsung Center?

(the battery was fully charged, I turned on the phone at 8:00 am and found it dead at 10:00 am, tried charging it but without any succes, it became warm but it didn't turn on in any mode)

Thank u guys.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyHacker:
When did you buy it? Maybe the battery is dead. If you have a friend with an s2 around ask him/her to borrow the battery. Otherwise no clue. Any rom installed? Tried removing battery and putting it back in?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tnt1979:
I bought it on july (in Italy), it doesn't charge when connected... I'll try with another battery but the fact that the phone became warm even if it's not charging seems to say that the battery is still alive.

I've the Cognition S2 ROM and yes I've tried pulling out the battery ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyHacker:
Hmmm thats hard. Maybe the hardware inside is damaged or something like that. If thats the case its bad because there is no way to avoid a repair by samsung. Hopefully they won't recognise that its rooted ;( sobif this wont work you should consider calling support. There may be another way but if its a hardware problen its useless. A device called usd jig could probably (probably!) work. Thats a device for 10$ which should put bricked galaxy phones into download mode. You can search it via amazon but its your choice.

EDIT: ah just recognized you already wrote about the jig. Again it might work might not.

If you have any questions or stuff like that just pm me :) I am happy to help

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droum:
Try with usb only.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyHacker:
He has already tired that

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cr0wnest:
It is not normal for a device to just die like that unless there is a hardware failure. Looks like type phone will be making a trip back to where it came.

Hopefully they won't find out its been rooted, but I heard that if its a hardware problem chances are they won't know of the root and just fix the hardware.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyHacker:
Thats what i said.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tnt1979:
Thanks to everyone for your help!

I think that a JIG is useless in my case cause you can use it if the phone at least turn on... my sgs is completely dead... Or am I wrong and the JIG can be used also with a turned off phone?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyHacker:
Youre welcome just click say thank you to my name ;)

Yes i also think the jig wont help if its off. But i wish you luck when they repair it :) dont think we can do much...

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Syrellaris:
you need to have the phone turned off, to use a JIG. It will simply force the phone into download mode.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cooza:
A jig wont work if the phone has a damaged bootloader and in your case it certainly sounds like you have one.A usb jig is to get the phone into download mode but not in all situations.If the phone has just died and wont enter into download/recovery or even turn on to show the bricked icon or even light up the menu and back arrow then you can bet that have a damaged bootloader.If the service centre wont take care of it then the only option is a jtag.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VesDroid:
what is jtag?sorry for noob.bcoz i have same problem here.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tnt1979:
Hi, could you please tell me where can I found a jtag? Ebay?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tnt1979:
I found a RIFF JTAG, but I think that is a little bit too expansive for a one time use... I'll try with a jig, then with samsung assistance and at last buying a RIFF JTAG...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyHacker:
If your phone goes into download mode you don't need the jig or jtag or stuff like that

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tnt1979:
The problem is that my phone actually doesn't even turn on.... nor in normal way neither in download mode...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eowyn:
Google MobileTechVideos. Josh Groce the site owner performs JTAG or unbricking of phones and tablets to include your SGS2. He is known in XDA as Connexion2000. He repaired my bricked Galaxy Tab 7 for $ 50 with free priority return shipping. His business address is in Dallas, Texas. I highly recommend him. You can see demos of his work in you tube. Just google it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tnt1979:
Thank you for your advice, but unfortunately I'm far away from USA... it will cost me too much in shipping (money and time).

I'll consider this way if it will be less expansive than buying a JTAG.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cooza:
Search on youtube for "riff box jtag".Its basically the last resort when you have to take out the motherboard of your phone connect it to the box and give the big reset/overhaul.The good thing about it is it has the capabilaty to unbrick and repair a damadged bootloader which is what is causing your phone to not start-up.Its about 100 to 160€ to buy but its better than buyin a new phone.Also if you search enough you can find dealers or people that have one that will do it for you so you dont have to buy the box yourself.Alot of mobile dealers are starting to get their hands on them now.Youll probably find someone willing to do it for you if you google in you country for riff box jtag.
[HTC EVO 3D] tomp517:
I've switched Roms a few times, so now when I try to play my google music it tells me 8 devices have been connected using my email. And it tell me to deactivated one. I'm the only one who uses it and it was working fine til this last flash. Any ideas how to fix that?
[HTC EVO 3D] joeykrim:
interesting. i hadn't heard of this issue before but a quick google search lead me to this thread which has a seemingly logical solution/directions: Music Beta by Google: A Must Read For All Root Users!. i haven't tested it personally but it seems very feasible.

to summarize the answer from the post linked above:

i'll have to check my own account for this as i would imagine any android user who wipes their /data often when switching ROMs might run into this issue.

hope the solution I linked to helps!
[HTC EVO 3D] tomp517:
Thanks man. I'm goin to try now.

Edit: Worked great, thanks again
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marouane80:
MIUI 1.8.26 us Repack

===================

Full English Translation (from miuiandroid.com not from miui.us)

Including :

* AstroManager, Framework Ressources, MIUICamera, MIUImusic, Notes, Root Explorer, TaskManager and Youtube.

* some good wallpapers ans sounds (alarm, notification, ringtone, ui) from Original Samsung Galaxy Tab Sounds.

Please apply the default theme again after install => you'll get honeycomb icons.

Installation :

- install (Gingerbread-based Stock-Safe v5) via odin3, reboot. (Check Re-repartition) http://mimzo.com/overcome/downloads/001001-GB-Stock-Safe-v5.zip

- install (Overcome Kernel v3.3.1) via odin3, reboot. (Uncheck Re-repartition) http://mimzo.com/overcome/downloads/002001-Overcome_Kernel_v3.3.1.tar

- copy my zip on the internal storage of the tab.

- install via recovery methode (choose my zip file)

- you got it !

Many Thanks for MIUI.us, MIUIAndroid.com and Overcome Teams !
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 02xda2:
:confused:Hi, what is the difference between this and mssmison's thread..?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dariolob:
+1 Do you got additional things working?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mssmison:
umm.. yeah good question.. is this based on my old build, or my current one?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Bobboman:
GSM or CDMA?

i'm really getting tired of stock
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marouane80:
it's not a stock rom. it's miui rom for GSM Tab
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dxwilliams40:
It appears to be a version from miui android. Many in the HTC Desire HD forum claim that miui android has better translation than miui us. I have used both on my Inspire without any problems. Best thing is the weekly updates.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] conantroutman:
Thread closed until ROM complies with forum rules.

Sent From My Fingers To Your Face.....
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
CyanogenMod 7.1 RC1 for HTC Saga

NIGHTLY builds are now available

Until the release of CyanogenMod 7.1 RC2, please use the nightly builds. The builds in this thread are outdated. All development now goes directly into CyanogenMod.

Please keep all discussion of nightly builds to that thread, thanks!

Disclaimer:

I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear
war, or the current economic crisis caused by you following these directions.
YOU are choosing to make these modificiations, and if you point the finger at
me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.

Features:

- Android 2.3.5
- Built entirely from latest CyanogenMod source
- Stock CyanogenMod 2.6.35.14 Kernel
- Fully compatible with the Tiamat kernels
- Fully working

Installation (Clean):

In recovery:
- Wipe all (system, data, cache)
- Flash update-cm-7.1.0-RC1-DesireS-Nexx-signed.zip
- (Optional) Flash Tiamat 1.1.3 kernel
- (Optional) Flash Google Apps

Installation (Upgrade from any previous version):

In recovery:
- Wipe cache
- Wipe dalvik-cache
- Flash update-cm-7.1.0-RC1-DesireS-Nexx-signed.zip
- (Optional) Flash Tiamat 1.1.3 kernel

Please reflash the Tiamat kernel if you were using it previously.
Failing to do so will result in loss of all the Tiamat kernel features as
flashing the ROM overwrites the installed kernel.

Downloads:

Please use the nightly builds until the release of CM 7.1 RC2.

MD5SUMs:

Guides:

- LaKraven's installation / maximum battery life guide

LaKraven has written a fantastic guide for maximum battery life with CyanogenMod on the Desire S.

It covers the difference between Sense and non-sense ROM's, S-OFF'ing, installing CyanogenMod, as

well as custom configurations for CyanogenMod to get as much run time on the battery between

charges. I strongly recommend both experienced and new users giving it a read. =)
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Bugs:

Unconfirmed:

Confirmed:
- Formatting SD in "Settings > Storage" fails.
Potential fix under review with CyanogenMod.

Changelog:

28 September 2011
- Downloads removed as they are outdated, please use the nightly builds until the release of CM 7.1 RC2

19 September 2011
- Nightly builds are being generated, added link to the nightly thread.

17 September 2011
v1.0.5
- Built from latest CyanogenMod source
- Fixed volume rocker whilst on call (Fix now merged in CyanogenMod)
- Fixed LED notification colours when customizing CyanogenMod Settings
- Updated EGL drivers to latest revision
- Added Google apps link for old market
- Updated link to Tiamat 1.1.3 kernel

11 September 2011
- LaKraven's battery life guide added to first post

10 September 2011
v1.0.4
- Switched back to open-source libaudio + fixes
- Updated WiFi firmware

v1.0.3
- Switched to proprietary libaudio.so
- Switched to stock CyanogenMod kernel with Saga support patched in
- Updated Google apps link (v20110828)

30 August 2011
v1.0.2
- Fixed LED flashlight in notification power widget
v1.0.1
- Fixed HD video recording

29 August 2011
v1.0.0
- Initial Release

Please report any bugs and I will do my best to correct them as soon as I can reproduce them.

Credits & Thanks:

Cayniarb for his AOSP kernel source and tireless efforts helping to track down the Saga issues.

CyanogenMod Team for creating the great CM build environment and ROM.

LaKraven for his fantastic installation / battery life guide.

SuperKid for his work towards the Cyanogen device layout and getting me into ROM building.

trismegistos for his testing and debugging, particularly tracking down the RIL bug.

Any donations are gratefully received! =)
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
It's great to see more ROMS for this device. :D

But, for the un-initiated like myself, who are on their first Android device and are primarily only used to Sense based ROMS could you please attempt to explain the difference between your ROM [ROM][AUG29] CyanogenMod 7.1 RC1 and this one http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1199295"][ROM] [CM7] unofficial nightly :confused:

Much appreciated.:)
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
trismegistos, SuperKid and myself have all been working on CyanogenMod for our Desire S. The "nightly" builds posted by trismegistos are built from the absolutely latest code from CyanogenMod. The nightly system exists mainly for people to test upcoming changes between major CyanogenMod releases (like 7.0 to 7.1), and for supported devices are generated automatically every night.

trismegistos has been posting his own nightly builds of SuperKids ROM, though I believe his plan now is to stop and let me put out updates once a week or so.

Our long term plan is to get the Desire S officially supported by CyanogenMod, then if you want to run a "bleeding edge" build, you can grab the newest every night from them.

Hope this helps =)
[HTC Desire S] Adidas108:
nice plan :)

hope so that CM Team will accept DS in their collection soon :)
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
thanks, now crystal clear, I imagine that that explanation will also prove helpfull to others.

Let's hope that we can get the official label soon.

Swyped from HTC Desire S using XDA Premium
[HTC Desire S] trismegistos:
exactly :)
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
I was using SuperKid's 1.1 ROM, and I flashed the latest nightly ontop of that (without full wipe) and have been using that.

Would you recommend a full wipe before installing this or would it be just as good if I just flashed this over my existing setup?
[HTC Desire S] superkid:
I been busy making other roms and working on other projects, that i kind of left the cyanogen mod rom.

We started from the beggining with NeoLojik to make this rom and he kept all this time fixing it and improving it, if there is someone that deserves get credit about this rom is him.

So from now on, he will be doing the porting of cyanogen to this device :P at least the unnoficial ones, we hope we will get official soon.

Anyways, i will be here and help in anything that needed! :P
[HTC Desire S] Valwit:
any chance to use this with the sense 3 keyboard somehow?
[HTC Desire S] shrome99:
Currently on superkid's CM7 v 1.3.2. I believe it's obsolete now. Will flash this tomorrow.

Hope we get officially supported by the CM team soon..... IDK why they would leave out such a wonderful device.
[HTC Desire S] dan-fish:
i can't see a proper changelog and i was wondering what's the difference in this new cyanogenmod compared to the one superkid made? I'm still running superkid's cyanogenmod.
[HTC Desire S] Fidoble:
This is great news.

What is the difference between the kernel included in this ROM and the one that Tiamat has developed?

I really hope that this one get official :-)
[HTC Desire S] superkid:
Well, my build was not that bad! :P dont say its obsolete! xD

This one is more attended xD
[HTC Desire S] shrome99:
NOT BAD ?!?!?! It was great, I'm using it right now :D I meant that it won't be updated, so it's outdated (obsolete was probably a too harsh word). Also, you need to concentrate more on other ROMs so it was a good idea to hand over this project to others.
[HTC Desire S] jorgen2009:
Wow, this is great news! I was trying to build CM7 from your Github tree, but got some errors unfortunately.

I can confirm the Bluetooth works great, even the last week integration of the full AVRCP 1.3 profile works. I can finally see what song is playing on my carkit:)

Should the commit from superkid (add Saga support to CM7) be changed to the new github?

Great job guys!!
[HTC Desire S] superkid:
There will be a new commit xD they kind of forgot about mine haha
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Afraid not, all the Sense based applications require the HTC frameworks to function and to my knowledge no-one has ever successfully ported those into an AOSP ROM.

Whilst both versions are CyanogenMod, they're based off different "device" sources. SuperKid's original CM7 was based upon my first ever device tree. I scrapped that and started fresh for this one. It's been about a month of work from then 'till now.

The included kernel is based on the same code as the Tiamat one, but lacks any sort of overclocking or Tiamat specific tweaks. It's a fully stock kernel. Feel free to flash Tiamat 1.1.1 onto this ROM, it works fine. I just wanted to ship it with a stock AOSP kernel =)

Thanks! Glad to hear bluetooth is working =D As for merging this with Cyanogen, that's the next step after a few people have tested this version =)

Yeah >.< I might get you to mark yours as abandoned and submit a fresh one as a gentle reminder =P

Thanks everyone for the feedback so far. Really appreciate it =)
[HTC Desire S] Wout2426:
Flashed it no problems so far. Great !!

Just 2 minor things with the camera:

- no hd video recording can be selected

- and the shutter sound does not work. (bug or feature)
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
No HD video in camcorder. I *believe* high is HD. Can't do this myself atm but do a test recording and check the resolution on a PC.

The shutter sound is disabled in the CyanogenMod mainline source because of a bug with audio recording when using the camcorder. I'll chase up the bug and see if it's been fixed.
[HTC Desire S] bioan:
It is not a bug. The proximity sensor blocks all comands. Disable it and try, you will see that it works.
[HTC Desire S] bjohv052:
Isn't that a design flaw? I understand that the proximity sensor should block all screen commands, but hardware buttons too?

Anyways, thanks for the tip. I have found the "Settings -> Call settings -> Keep screen awake" setting and will see if it helps me.
[HTC Desire S] uoosuow:
I can adjust in-call volume even with locked screen by proximity sensor. Tried both "stock cyanogenmod" and latest Tiamat 1.1.2 kernels and found no problem whatsoever.
[HTC Desire S] bjohv052:
You're right. After factory reset it works for me too. That means a setting or an app messes it up for me. It will be a real pita to find out which one. When (if) I find the culprit, I'll report back.

Edit: found it. Volume rocker wake disables in-call volume adjustment. Would anyone call that a bug?
[HTC Desire S] dohnjoe:
Same here, very annoying..
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Apologies to everyone for not being active much in the past 2 days, I've been busy working on getting us merged and official which has now happened =)

Firstly, a thanks goes out to everyone who reported bugs, and also to those who reported solutions. I'm going to go over the past couple of pages and compile a list of what has been said and look solutions.

Next, I'm currently trying to get us supported by the stock Cyanogen kernel. Patches have been submitted and hopefully we'll see a merge soon. However, from my testing I still think the Tiamat kernel offers better features and battery life.

Finally, I have a new version which requires testing before I distribute it. It's built from the latest CyanogenMod code and includes the kernel I mentioned above. Functionality wise it's identical, just newer =)

Thanks to everyone who has supported myself and SuperKid so far. Although I can't speak for him, I can say our aim is to get a fully-function and bug free CM ROM for our phones and right now we're pretty close.

As for regular nightlies from CM directly, I'm unsure as and when the Desire S will appear both on the main website and also on the nightly builds. I'll try and get an answer to that and get back to you.
[HTC Desire S] superkid:
First of all thanks NeoLojik, he was and is working on this project a lot more then me lately, he been amazing and fixing things in kernel that i wouldn't fix them in years :P

The CyanogenMod project to getting it to work for this device is getting really close to be done, as its becoming official right now and almost bug free (or bug free)

We still not sure when the official will be released, but it will :D

So again thanks everyone that helped and NeoLojik mainly :D
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Afraid I haven't found anything yet. I'm not even sure if it's a CM bug or a device one as I only have 1 Android phone to test with.

Please see my note below about battery drain.

The Tiamat kernels have extra tweaks and features compared to the "stock" AOSP kernels. For example, they support overclocking, controlling the power delivered to the CPU, different kernel options to increase performance, etc.

We provide the "stock" AOSP kernel by default, but it's user choice as to what they use =)

Thanks for reporting this, and thanks bjohv052 for the work-around. I'll try and find out if this is a CM bug or something we're doing wrongly.

I think you're misunderstanding the option. That toggles the use of the lock screen. If you deselect it, unlocking your phone will put you straight at your desktop, no lock screen where you have to swipe to unlock.

I'm afraid I don't use Skype, but I'll try and look into this.

Power Drain:

The wildly different reports regarding battery drain point towards batteries not being calibrated after the wipe and install. My testing uses apps which monitor the actual consumption of the battery, not basing it on percentages which vary when the battery is calibrating.

Please don't panic if you see "drain" after a wipe and install, give the phone 2 entire full charge cycles and see then.

CM Nightlies:

I've spoken with the CM devs and we will likely see the nightlies being available once kernel.org is back up and running properly. I've got now ETA on that but it should be relatively soon =)

ClockworkMod Recovery v5.0.2.0:

I know most people use 4EXT recovery for our Desire S phones, but since we got merged into the CM repository ClockworkMod now gets built for our devices too. The 5.0.2.0 version mentioned here on XDA is official, though I'm unsure how tested it is.
[HTC Desire S] Wout2426:
Got the update for cwm recovery thru rom manager just now
[HTC Desire S] bjohv052:
The support around here is really fabulous. Many thanks to all who contribute.
[HTC Desire S] crubbish:
Concerning Skype issue: it seems quite many people have it and not only on CM builds. It looks like it's Skype problem. I've fixed permissions through CWM and now Skype lets me login without prompt for re-install. Not sure if it will last...
[HTC Desire S] superkid:
The weird thing is that i dont have any problems with skype with any build. but people complains about that issues in every rom i made/ported.

So seems there is an issue :P

Now, lets see if fixing permissions is the fix for that.
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Yeah, it's a general Skype problem, not one specific to CM or our device I'm afraid =(

Can't fix something that isn't broken =(

Regarding v1.0.3:

v1.0.3 will be delayed due to a bug with the sound. Something in the latest CyanogenMod code is causing chaos and I need to track it down before I can release anything.
[HTC Desire S] molchmolch:
As I mentioned before, compass-calibration is not possible.

Can someone confirm it? I use GPS tools...

thx
[HTC Desire S] nsmart:
NO problems here with compass calibration using Compass app from the market (catch.com). Works with stock kernel and tiamat kernel.

After switching to tiamat kernel, my device takes much longer to charge. Its connected to the charger for 3 hours now and went from 20% to 90% capacity. With stock kernel I achieved this in less than 2 hours. Do I have to wipe battery stats after kernel update ? I only wiped davlik cache.