yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Optimus 2x] crazy_4_and1:
There is a Korean Tegra 2 based LG Optimus family member on the way ( check it out on gsmarena ) with Gingerbread onboard . So , I think that they have a clue when the upadate is going to roll out . I just wish it gets to be 2.3.4 not 2.3.3
[LG Optimus 2x] xxxSilverxxx:
Yes, it will be 2.3.4...
[LG Optimus 2x] hellbison:
This is to funny
[LG Optimus 2x] dazzle999:
Funny or not it's true lg optimus note. Google it haha, tegra 2 chip and 2.3.4 native.
[LG Optimus 2x] KeePeeR26:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/853/v21f.png/

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/687/v21fquadrant.png/

;):D :angel
[LG Optimus 2x] mariusdroid:
We need the rom dude!we got the screens like yestarday

2x
[LG Optimus 2x] KeePeeR26:
esti sigur ? ia holbeazate mai bine :D

Sorry

the rom cant be extracted yet little problems with bootloader :cool:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidstre:
Is this possible?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yagya:
I don't know whether it is possible or not. But one of my application News360 is showing an app icon in status bar. I closed it from task manager and cleared my ram and even it is showing the icon. When I long click it it says something like, "program not respnding, Force Close? Quit, Report" Then when I click quit it still apears in status bar. Does anyone know what it is???:(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PsHegger:
As I remember you can't do this, because the API requires to set the string of the panel (you maybe able to set it to null, but the icon will still be there)
[Nexus S Accessories] mustangboy88:
So I was originally going to just get the screen protected, but since the guy was totally unprofessional at the local mall on the first attempt of the sale I contacted Ghost Armor and explained what had happened and they gave me 25% off so I splurged on the full armor.

My review:

The screen protector is very slick. Hardly any tackiness. I think there is a slight tint to the display, but nothing too drastic. I would say the orange peel is minimal for a durable protector. The two main things I look for on a screen protector specifically for a full touchscreen is the tackiness and smudging. This is very good on both. Slick swiping and smudges remove very easily.

Now many people are probably familiar with their brand of screen protectors, but many might not be too familiar with the carbon fiber body armor. I don't know if its a local thing as I live in Phoenix and Ghost Armor is located in Mesa, AZ, but I have yet to see it as an option on their website for the Nexus S. The main pitch the sales rep threw at me was that the matting would give me a little more texture for grip. There was a sample for looks, and it had a little texture to it. After being installed it is rather slick to the touch. Another thing I was worried about was the skin being applied with the Nexus S curves. After seeing the headache my mom had with Ghost Armor on her Palm Pre I was skeptical. I can say after a week of in the pocket the corners have held down very well. There is also a thin band that runs between the volume rocker/power button and the screen to give it a full complete look. It does look rather appealing in the end.

There is an added cost for the carbon fiber armor. I believe it is an additional $10. If you are looking for a more aesthetic appearance besides the normal clear armor and are willing to spend a few extra dollars, I think you will be satisfied. Other than the slick feel at first touch, but after being handled it does seem to settle once the phone is warmed by the hands.

Pics:

Thought I would also post my Carbon Fiber keyboard too for fun.

I hope someone finds this useful as I didn't see anything for this product (especially pictures) in the forums when I was looking into it for my Nexus.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Nexus S Accessories] SovereigN7:
I pretty much had the exact same carbon fiber skin for my nexus s from zagg. At first, I thought it was awesome and all but after a while it loses its appearance. I was going for the carbon fiber texture that offers somewhat of a "grip" but over time it just feels like a smooth plastic.
[LG Optimus Black] kostas76:
can we make a backup with clockworkmod the official stock rom?

i tried this yesterday and my phone freezed and i had to flash new firmware.

is there any solution?
[LG Optimus Black] gabwerkz:
What version of CWM are you using? Freezed as in bootloop?
[HTC Sensation] CoreyRay:
Clear Crystal Hard Back Case Skin

On ebay for 1.99 free shipping!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Clear-Cryst...999611?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item5645aaa87b
[HTC Sensation] jhobert:
How thin is this case?
[HTC Sensation] kpjimmy:
Looks like a clear plastic version of the barely there cases where neither the top or bottom are covered for any protection. They don't add much bulk at all. I am currently using the nillkin kickstand case with a few modifications to make it work for me, but its basically the same sans kickstand.
[HTC Sensation] Pikabat:
Looks like you're just advertising this ugly and cheap case. I wonder what mods have to say about this
[HTC Sensation] CoreyRay:
not sure. hasnt arrived yet
[HTC Sensation] Dacoit:
This looks like it will break very fast
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] eraste:
No longer able to support. Mod please delete this thread.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] eraste:
re-----served
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] HillsRider:
Looks pretty sweet. Thanks for putting these together!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] eraste:
Your welcome!
[HTC Sensation] HRodMusic:
so im completely new to this phone, I'm coming from a vibrant, i just now perm rooted my phone, and I'm ready to flash a rom via clockwork, but i was wondering if i need to write super cid? i wan a install android revolution hd.
[HTC Sensation] Solidus_n313:
nope, superCID is only for installing RUU's from different regions

although i do recommend it, it isnt necessary for flashing custom roms

also, welcome to the sensation!
[HTC Sensation] HRodMusic:
thank you very much, this is a new journey for me! and I'm loving it ;)
[HTC Sensation] Solidus_n313:
you wont be disappointed, its a beast!

and since there are a lot of choices available to you right now, if i could recommend, try InsertCoin 2.4.2 (the latest), its really fast and my daily driver
[HTC Sensation] HRodMusic:
thx im not sure what to get, i just downloaded the newest version of android revolution, what do u think of that one?
[HTC Sensation] Solidus_n313:
i tried it when it first came out, its was very close to stock, but its apparently the most popular rom for the sensation.

InsertCoin is jsut hella fast, lots of free memory, especially when flashed with faux kernel 0.1.2

im kinda biased towards IC, but try both for 30min-1hr and see which you like.

also, to save lots of headaches, make a nand backup! but it sounds like you have a grip on the situation, so have fun!
[HTC Sensation] HRodMusic:
thx for the help man, I'm fersure gonna try both, does insert coin have a stock android look?
[HTC Sensation] Solidus_n313:
yep, stock sense 3.0, but might i recommend the theme "thyparency 2.0" flashable theme, looks very slick and proper, its included in the thread for insertcoin (2nd or 3rd post)
[HTC Sensation] HRodMusic:
thx man, ima test drive revolution for a day tomorrow at work, and I'm install insert coin after work, I'm exited, sensation has so much more support than the vibrant lol
[HTC Sensation] Solidus_n313:
thats a good plan, plenty of time to test

just make sure after you flash, let the rom settle for 10 min and reboot before doing anything, saves you lots of possible headaches in the future
[HTC Sensation] HRodMusic:
Thx bro :) this revolution ROM is beast..
[HTC Desire S] sebysebu:
I've made S-off with Revolutionary method to upgrade my Radio, after I've made the upgrade I'm still having issues with my signal, so I'm thinking to send the phone in warranty, but I can't manage to do the S-off.

Do you have any solutions?
[HTC Desire S] -Maarten:
Alternate way to restore your phone to S-ON and stock

Hi,

I've spent the last few days digging through the internet, looking for ways to get my Desire S back to S-ON after AlphaReveX S-OFF. The reason? I need to send it in for repair due to a birth defect.

I thought I'd share the path which turned out to be successful. Remember that there's always a risk that your phone will end up bricked as a result of procedures like this. I take no resonsibility for bricked devices, this is just a statment saying what worked for me. Good luck.

My initial setup was AlphaReveX S-OFF with Clockworkmod Recovery and LBC Mod. As the ARX HBOOT can't be overwritten by the HTC update program, it has to be replaced by a HBOOT that can. Luckily I found this thread in which Igl0 provides a pretty much tailor made HBOOT for this purpose:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15493125&postcount=1.

The only problem: It couldn't be flashed in the bootloader (it would just return the message "parsed .."). After this I tried flashing through ADB, but for some reason it didn't work either. My third attempt was more fruitful - I successfully flashed engHBOOToverARX.img through fastboot (HTC drivers required which you probably already have).

If the file was transferred and flashed correctly, the header text in HBOOT should now read "ENG HBOOT ...".

Now you can go ahead and flash a HTC stock RUU. It will overwrite other customisations such as a custom recovery. The HTC Update failed on my first attempt (file: RUU_Saga_HTC_Europe_1.28.401.1_Radio_20.28b.30.080 5U_38.03.02.11_M_release), but luckily I found another RUU that worked (RUU_Saga_HTC_Europe_1.47.401.4_Radio_20.28I.30.085 AU_3805.06.02.03_M_release_199410_signed). You can browse this great collection to find one that suits you: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1002506.

As my first RUU installation failed partially, I was left with only the stock HBOOT and a non working recovery. Though, I found out that I could perform the next HTC Update attempt while in fastboot, and it was successful this time.

Cheers

Maarten
[HTC Desire S] sebysebu:
Thank you very much for the answer, I'll try this way. but before this can you tell me please if this will be a problem the fact that now I have a stock branded Orange ROM? When I did the S-off I didn't changed the ROM, I only changed my radio.

Thanks !!!
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
More questions....I'm afraid

You need to provide more information and details like Settings->About Phone-> Software info Radio (Baseband),Build Number,Kernel etc

If you know what radio version you had on your phone when you got it and what you have now that would be useful.

As I believe what you're saying is that you still have the same ROM version (ORANGE) as your phone came with, but you've simply changed radio and S-OFF'd!?

Do you have a custom recovery installed ie CWM (clock work mod)?

Having a branded ROM shouldn't effect your signal reception...
[HTC Desire S] -Maarten:
Okay. I'm afraid I don't have the competence to answer that!
[HTC Desire S] sebysebu:
Now I have: Radio : 3805.06.02.03_M

Build number : 1.47.401.4

Kernel : 2.6.35.10

Before I don't know what radio I had.

Yes, I have the same ROM version (ORANGE) that camed with the phone, and I'd simply changed the radio after S-off by Revolutionary :)

I don't have any custom recovery installed.

Regards,

Thanks!!!
[Windows Mobile] ypsmav:
Hi,

I'm interested to know which debugging/logging tools are available.

I'd like to get more information about the processes at startup, and specially logs of the CPU usage by each application over a period of time.

I've been searching for some time and the only I've found are the old Htc Test applications, but can't get what I want.

Noted that HTC devices have a builtin debug tool (debuglog.dll). Anyone knows how to use it?

Also found the following the following post describing the HTCDiagDriver and the possibility to analyze the device using QUALCOMM eXtensible Diagnostic Monitor.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12624471&postcount=2

Anyone uses it?
[Windows Mobile] ultrashot:
Global debuglog can be enabled via DebugTool.exe (available in Htc Test Applications). It depends on debuglog.dll, yeah. Read manual, it works quite well.

Then, if you want to get log for selected app, launch it via IDA.

Also we have CeLog available, I will post needed launchers soon. I can hardly call it useful as we have retail/ship SYS builds. The only useful purpose for us is page faults chart.

EDIT: CeLog attached.
[Windows Mobile] Farmer Ted:
Some of the builds come with the Perfman package. That s.o.b. will really slow down your device, though, and it creates a massive log file, which I could never find the tools to analyze. I think celog does it, though, which is pretty sweet.

The htc debugger works better. You just change one of the debug flags and reset, and the device starts writing the log file. It doesn't slow down the device nearly as much as perfman. I think celog may work on that log file, too. You can royally eff up your device with that tool, though, if you mess with the radio flags. It's pretty cool how it writes to flash memory. Too bad you can't change other things with it like the page pool size.
[Windows Mobile] tobbbie:
I have been playing with the tool on my Tornado and observed the following (usage related):

Use it while the device is disconnected from PC. The overhead of repllog.exe (connected to ActiveSync on XP PC) and syncing is just filling your log. For my installation (no further MS Mobile development tools on the PC) kerneltracker.exe does not connect to the device anyway.

Though obvious, the files CeLog*.exe have to run on the device, so copy them to a convenient place there.

The CeLogAttach.exe seems to start the kernel logging and it slows down the device (kind of obvious). There is no way to stop this logging. Something like CeLogDetach would be needed, if it exists, to restore the state before CeLogAttach.exe was run.

The CeLogFlush.exe will flush the existing log but also immediately start the logging again.

The CeLogStopFlush.exe does just what the name tells - it stops the flush to file of the (still ongoing) logging.

After transfering the celog.clg file (from \Release\ directory of the device) it can be opened in kerneltracker.exe. Then you see all the kernelactivities logged and aligned per process/thread on a zoom-able timeline (10ms - 10s) including the labels of the logged primitives. With event filtering you can sort out what you are not interested in. Here you may need advice on what to look after when you want to hunt down a certain device behaviour.

I have checked for page-faults, Virtual Memory related actions (Allocate, Copy, Free) and also Module actions (load, free) to get a clue if and how modules and paging (or better said: the use of the Page-Pool) is correlated. Nothing eye-striking coming up here, but it may just be for the unknowing observer like myself.

@ultrashot: I could not find anything I would call a "page faults chart" - where is that - or what is that?

Looking further: If I change certain device properties (like increase the pagepool or playing with OSB advanced options) I fear that the logged information here is just far too detailed for a useful compare. For that you would have to create identical conditions for the action under scrutiny - something that cannot be done with a disconnected device.

So I have to admit that all objective compare of such tuning and tweaking is far above my head and I just have to join the many that make more or less clever assumptions trusting on their model of actions in their heads. I hope that the better knowing heads continue to spread their wisdom without only telling RTFM or guide with LMGTFY (which can help if the results really point to right places).
[Windows Mobile] ultrashot:
Use Event filter->Miscellaneous->Page fault.

I am not too advanced user of this tool. If we had builds with extra celog instrumentation, we could have take much more from this tool. However, there are some articles in the internets about celog, so anyone who wants to be get more info may just try to google it. I don't want :)
[Windows Mobile] tobbbie:
That is what I did already when telling about the items I cared below. Page faults are however part of generic virtual memory management and they do also apply for any normal loaded executables. As you know I seek for traces of module related paging and the use of the page-pool.

So it will stay with the trial and error and side-by-side compare with two devices having different settings. Not a big thing doing that...
[Windows Mobile] tobbbie:
Some interesting articles on MSDN regarding the paging pool (aka "pagepool"):

Kernel Blog article explaining the fundamentals (highly recommended): http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ce_base/archive/2008/01/19/paging-and-the-windows-ce-paging-pool.aspx

Pagepool Variable explained and simple methods to measure impact: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa451041.aspx

-> this is what kitchentools are patching in the kernel

Then some more backup on virtual memory - just to complete on that:

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ce_base/archive/2006/10/30/what-is-virtual-memory.aspx

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/hegenderfer/archive/2007/08/31/slaying-the-virtual-memory-monster.aspx

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/hegenderfer...aying-the-virtual-memory-monster-part-ii.aspx

And to get back to the debug tools topic of this thread, linked form the first article an introduction to the Remote Kernel Tracker to explain what you can actually see there (and why you cannot see certain things as we have shipped ROM builds and not profiling builds to deal with): http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sloh/archive/2005/05/17/introduction-to-remote-kernel-tracker.aspx

Great insight if you want to get a glimpse of how Windows CE operates under the hood.
[Windows Mobile] tobbbie:
...reading a little deeper in the MSDN articles, Sue Loh mentions there when talking about the paging pool size determination:

To avoid dealing with a full setup of the Mobile Development toolsets, could any one (ultrashot - you have been so helpful - could you??) post that mentioned "readlog" tool? If there is something like "CeLogDetach.exe", please add it too.

BTW: you may notice that the paging pool is a central part of the Windows CE memory management when it comes to running executable code from "memory mapped files" (as Sue Loh calls them). In my understanding these are simply what we know as "modules".

A lot of tweaking strategies go around that when building ROMs with OSBuilder. There are several ways how to avoid or optimize the use of the paging pool for certain or all modules in OSB. I think these options deserve an own thread and I am not sure if the one OSB thread we have should be cluttered with discussing this.
[Windows Mobile] ultrashot:
don't have any of those.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] gamemaster98:
Hi!i just wanna know if its possible to make android for wave family in the same way that you guys made for 8500? but to use galaxy 3 firmware becouse it has 240x400 res!Can anyone?

Thanks! :eek:
[Bada Software and Hacking General] lasentenza:
Please Ask it on the right section ;)

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1203
[HTC Sensation] zerozoneice:
So is the crackling speaker effect caused by poor hardware build or software (radio)?

If i raise the in-call volume past 40% i get crackling...sounds almost like it's overamplified or something.

Also noticed when recording videos and there is any bit of noise outdoors, the (stereo) sound is crackling too....

I have a momax case with all holes present for the little noisecancelling mics on the backplate so that shouldn't be a problem.
[HTC Sensation] rosadocrew:
Are you using any custom ROM or just stock
[HTC Sensation] zerozoneice:
have the same issue with stock and custom
[HTC Sensation] petrosk73:
Same here. Even requested a replacement and the second unit received also suffers from the same issue! :(
[HTC Sensation] dotexe:
I have the same issue too ! You have to report it to htc. I already reported .
[HTC Sensation] gustav30:
It's a known issue with video recording. To get rid of the microphone clipping go to options and uncheck stereo recording. When it records in mono the sound is not clipped as bad. There are a bunch of threads about this. Kind of sucks because this was a cool feature for this phone and it doesn't work properly.
[HTC Sensation] dotexe:
I don`t care about sound in video recording . Buzzing earpiece make me nervous.
[HTC Sensation] StructuralHazard:
I have the same issue with my stock 2.3.4 T-mo sensation.

It's probably a hardware issue.
[HTC Sensation] wicked.igor:
Warning! If you decide to do this you will lose the guarantee on the phone! This guide is for those who have a problem with the speaker, crackle noise.In order to successfully do this you'll need a screwdriver TOREX, filter or piece of cardboard and good will :)........ Remove the battery cover, remove the battery, unscrew the 6 screws and gently lift the plastic from the housing.Remove the speaker , gently pull it out of plastic, cardboard cut in the shape of the speaker and insert in plastic...return the speaker back, ... slightly .... return plastic on the housing... screw the 6 screws ...... put the battery back....than the back cover...... switch on the phone and enjoy the sound of your new phone:)
[HTC Sensation] jacksparr0w:
+1

I can not solve this issue with my phone no matter what I tried.
[HTC Sensation] 70challenger:
Has anyone tried this to fix the crackling speaker? Iget it on some of my phone calls and it really sucks.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ricki80:
Hello, I've been using this rom for a weeks now, and its works very well and the oc daemon is set to 1,1 GHz (the default value). For security (or fear) I set the frequency to 998MHz and everytime I boot up my phone, it returns to the default value!!

So I was wondering, is it possible to lock the default clockspeed to 998MHz, so I dont have to change the clockspeed everytime I boot?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ricki80:
can someone help me???
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scarabe17:
Using set cpu it's possible to choose "set on boot" for the clockspeed and the governor ...

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ricki80:
the problem is that the demon is inside the ROM, I would not, and there were problems between SetCPU and demon
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Terepin:
Use File Expert and remove the app.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ricki80:
Then as I manage the demon? I saw that you use the same rom, can I uninstall the application and use SetCPU?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Terepin:
You need to remove both the script and app. Then you can use SetCPU.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ricki80:
Thanks for your time, how do I remove the script?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Terepin:
You need to enable root explorer in File Expert first. After that go to system/etc and you will see folder andrev_oc. Through menu mount File Expert as read/write and delete that folder. Then go to system/app and delete DaemonController.apk and DaemonController.odex

Done.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ricki80:
Thanks! After doing this I can install and configure SetCPU or is it better a reboot before the installation? Little curiosity, if i not install SetCPU or i don't configure it with the check "set on boot" Which clock will use the processor?

Thank you very much for your time
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Terepin:
Reboot, just in case.

Default clock. I believe HTC is using ondemand governor.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ricki80:
only these things?

Looking in the thread about the app say they control three positions:

1. navigate to /system/xbin/ and see if there is a 'andrev_oc' file,

2. next navigate to /etc/init.d/ and see if there is '83oc' or 'aroc' file located there (in this position i have "00aroc" file)

3. and finally navigate to /etc/andrev_oc and check if the folder exists and the 6 files for sleep and wake are there.

Thanks Thanks a lot for your patience:rolleyes:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Terepin:
Dunno.

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