yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] jerrytan93:
Apps not compatible is because of the lastest version of Market, Market had updated automatically from 3.1.3 (originally in GAPPS package) to 3.1.5 version which was unstable now. I found some a solution for you all:

Use Terminal Emulator (if you don't have it, download in Market),type the following command:

su *PRESS ENTER TO GAIN SUPERUSER PERMISSION*

pm disable com.android.vending.updater *PRESS ENTER AGAIN*

This will disable the Market Updater from updating the Market.

After that, go to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > Market > 'Uninstall updates' and then 'Clear data'

Your market will roll back to previous version.

Use XDAndroid (Glemson) kernel to solve this problem.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] bronz1983:
Thanks Jerrytan93 now the market is fully working! ;)
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] kainjinez:
:)

Can i only install SenseDroid without WiMo?

I see HD2 can do that. X1 maybe? :D

I cant run HaRET.exe. When i run it, it always freeze screen. Please help
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] kuskro:
I try to find what you recommended me, but I couldn't get it.

I confirm you that wireless tether works properly via bluetooth but it's imposible doing an access point with the xperia wifi.

Any idea?

Thank you again.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkverma:
I'm a newbie with the HTC Thunderbolt (running Android 2.2.1). I'm trying to root my phone using Unrevoked, but when I get an installation error when installing the driver zip file. message says:

Revolutionary CWM v4.0.1.4

Installing: /sdcard/revolutionary-0.4pre4.zip

Finding update package....

Opening update....

Installing update....

Installation aborted.

I've re-downloaded the driver zip file several times, but this doesn't seem to correct the problem.

Any advice please? Thanks.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JBO1018:
So you have clockwork recovery on you phone? If so you already have s-off. That is all Revolutionary does. To get root you need to flash the Su-2.3.6.3.zip file. On the Revolutionary site their is a link to a documentation page that has the Su2.3.6.3.zip that you flash in recovery. I'm pretty sure what you are trying to flash there is not a flashable .zip.

Edit: here is the link to the su .zip

http://goo-inside.me/superuser/su-2.3.6.3-efgh-signed.zip

Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bpyazel:
I'm pretty sure that file is the zip file containing the executable to run from the computer that gives the phone a custom hboot with s-off.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkverma:
Installation Problem Solved

Awesome - thank you JB0818 for the zip file link. I apparently had a corrupted zip file. Rooted and good to go now. :D
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bmaupin:
I'm looking to root via this method but I want to understand this before I start. How do you "apply" the su.zip? Are you prompted for this file upon a reboot?

TYI
[Vibrant General] SeanFloyd:
Sup guys,

I've been tethering with my vibrant for about 9 months. Yesterday I went online with tethering and got redirected to a Tmobile tethering page prompting me to enroll in a tethering plan. Is this new? Did I miss something?
[Vibrant General] buckshotfacelift:
What method are you using to tether?
[Vibrant General] SeanFloyd:
Mobile AP.
[Vibrant General] ntellegence:
It does that to me on my pc but not my mac.
[Vibrant General] طوني تبولة:
no problems here.
[Vibrant General] shreddintyres:
what's your approximate monthly data usage? are you downloading large files consistently while tethering?

Ive been using the built in tethering in most roms and have yet to have an issue since august of last year.

if you are using excessive data while tethering it may be throwing a red flag to tmobile cuz they can monitor what sites you visit as well as the user agent and the only reason i think they would do that is if you are abusively using your data connection

- Cheers
[Vibrant General] buckshotfacelift:
Regularly exceed 5GB a month and you'll most likely get your account flagged.

Install 3g watchdog. It'll give you a heads up before you incriminate yourself.
[Vibrant General] johnnycs:
I use tethering and wi-fi hotspots occasionally and have never been flagged. I don't know if I just don't use enough data or I'm just lucky.
[Vibrant General] dkmdlb:
Try using a different browser. I get that redirected to that page when I use Chrome, but not when I use Internet Exploder. Also, for some reason, I still can use certain pages on Chrome (Facebook, Gmail) but even a simple Goog search will bring up the "Tmo tethering..." page for me. I find the URL of the page quite amusing as well.
[Vibrant General] Carlos2200:
I haven't had that page pop up for a while and still under the even more plan. For a while I was only able to use 100MB befor I was flagged. But now I don't know why I am not flagged nor do I care until I have to renew.
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
Not trying to stir things up, but why don't you just get:

a) tethering plan

b) home dsl/broadband

c) mobile web for whatever device you tethering to

You are paying for web access on your phone. Meaning surfing the web on your phone, downloading on your phone, watching videos on your phone, sending and receiving pics and multimedia on your phone, email, etc.

If you must tether to have web access on a different device, then you should pay for it.

NO, paying for unlimited web on your phone doesn't entitle you to "tether" that web access to other devices.

You can't afford an extra 15 bucks a month for dsl extreme? Then maybe you shouldn't be owning a smartphone if you are tight on cash :rolleyes:

www.dslextreme.com
[Vibrant General] reuthermonkey:
I 100% agree with you, man. But seriously, all you're doing with this is stirring things up.
[Vibrant General] paypalbid:
you are stirring things up so just shut the F*ck up and mind your own business instead of telling other people how they should use or pay for their data. For a second I thought I was watching the Dr. Phil show.
[Vibrant General] explodingboy70:
I'll chime in here. I recently changed my plan and they had put me on the 2gb which wasn't what I wanted. I had them change it back to 5gb and am paying the extra monthly. That said I consistently stay under 1gb because I'm usually near wifi and don't use my phone for excessive file downloads or anything. I recently went to Disney and had some school tests to take online while there. Rather than pay Disney $10 a day I decided to tether.

So are you saying that my extra 4gb a month that I don't use should just be ignored and I should have still paid the Disney fee because hey its a phone plan not an internet plan. Should I have to worry that T-Mobile is going to stop us from using this tool when we need it.

I agree that if someone is consistently using all or more of there data for tethering then yeah maybe they should be flagged but users like me who use it properly shouldn't have to be worried.

This of course is beside the fact that it shouldn't matter how I choose to use my data. What would be next? T-Mobile deciding that we can't go to sites such as YouTube because streaming videos uses too much bandwidth or I can't let my daughter go to Disney.com because its flash intensive and again uses too much bandwidth. If its 5gb or 2gb or unlimited then that's what it should be not only if you use it in a certain manner prescribed by some suit at T-Mobile who doesn't have to pay for his service anyway and therefore doesn't really understand how normal customers use the service.
[Vibrant General] SeanFloyd:
Thanks to homie who said try another browser.
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
This is what I think. To improve customer service T-mobile should just include some free tethering use per month with each data plan for emergency use, maybe like 50-100mb data or something. As a courtesy.

However, then you have people like the original poster who has been tethering for 9 months? WTF? 9 months really? People like the original poster are the EXACT reason why we went from a 10gb cap to 5, and now 2gb on most data plans. Thank you original poster for abusing the system and not using your data plan as outlined in your terms/conditions, now people who truely use large amounts of data on their phone are capped and throttled at lower limits because of you.
[Vibrant General] SeanFloyd:
Lolz - how will I ever carry on without your approval?
[Vibrant General] ferhanmm:
This is all ridiculous, they want to charge you so you can use your laptop screen vs. your phone screen. Either way the data will be used.
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
UM NO, that DATA won't be used. You are obviously opting to use your laptop over your phone to complete some task because your phone is not convenient enough to complete the task. Maybe the screen is too small to surf the net or finish up your homework, or whatever the reason. So you decided to use your laptop, meaning you are no longer using data on your phone, instead you are "stealing" data by tethering, and transferring that data use onto another device to complete a task that your phone wasn't designed to do.

If your phone can do everything, and the data is going to be used anyway, then do it all on your phone. Why switch to your laptop?

Ahhh because you can't do everything on your phone. Otherwise you wouldn't switch to a more convenient laptop.
[Vibrant General] asatnik11:
Have any of you even read the contract you agreed to with T-Mobile?
[Vibrant General] ferhanmm:
How is it stealing if it's unlimited data?
[Vibrant General] ferhanmm:
Is it wrong for me to use my minutes by connecting my Bluetooth headset to it? It's more convenient. The end.
[Vibrant General] explodingboy70:
Only if you're connecting your buddy who is in jail to a third party who can't accept collect calls.
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
That was the worst argument for teathering ever, I hope you weren't being serious. Comparing using an earpiece to teathering data use to other devices. LOL

---------- Post added at 09:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:04 PM ----------

It use to be unlimited data in the scope of using the data on the device. They didn't intend for you to teather that data to your home computer, your laptop, your tablet, your wireless mp3 player, your HDTV Netflix account, your wireless fridge, your home security system and your freaking robotic dog. Is that too hard to understand?
[Vibrant General] ferhanmm:
I only said that because you said:

"You are obviously opting to use your laptop over your phone to complete some task because your phone is not convenient enough to complete the task."

Bluetooth is more convenient, therefore I shouldn't be able to use it either according to your argument.

Hard to understand? I'm not sure you understand. If they allow you to use unlimited data, what does it matter what platform you use to display the data on? So I can stream youtube all day on my phone, but if i want to stream youtube through my laptop using my phone connection its wrong? The reasoning is just ridiculous. Either way the data will be obtained.
[Vibrant General] z0sum:
You're either an idiot or someone who works for T-Mobile. Those are the only two logical explanations for anything you say to make sense.
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
I understand clearly, you seem to be missing the point. THE SAME AMOUNT OF DATA WOULD NOT BE USED IF PEOPLE DIDN'T TETHER. There are just some things you dont do on a phone with a small screen, because of the phones limitations and impracticality of it. Thus, you move to a larger device such as a laptop to complete your task. It could be anything from watching your freaking youtube more convenientaly all day on a larger screen, to doing homework, to completing a project for a deadline. You decided to use your laptop because it was just more practical, your phone was limited, and you probably would not have finished the job on your phone. The data plan was designed to be used in the scope and realm of your phones abilities. IT WAS NOT DESIGNED to be teathered to any device of your choosing.

Everything these days is wireless now, from our HDTV's to our refridgerators with built in screens that streem daily news and events. Like I said before, that doesn't give you a right to teather your SMARTPHONE data plan to your HDTV and download Netflix movies all day long, to your home desktop, your home laptop, your tablet, your fridge, your wireless automatic vaccum and your robotic dog.

Lastly it is in your terms and conditions, the data is to be used on your phone only. So end of story, you already agreed to it as a customer.

---------- Post added at 10:04 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:54 AM ----------

Ya I'm an adiot who has managed to attend two of the top Universities in the world.

Truth is you shouldn't own a smartphone, because clearly you can't afford it. If you can't afford an extra 20 bucks a month for dsl, or web access on the go for your laptop, you should just go back to a flip phone.

I bet you are one of those people who doesn't even have health insurance, no retirement plan, no savings, yet you decided to buy a smartphone. I see it all the time, idiots with no money, no health insurance, but are driving around with new cars and living beyond their means.
[Vibrant General] reuthermonkey:
And what, again, is your contribution to this thread?

Or Forum for that matter?

oh.

right.

not a damn thing.

Your faulty logic speaks volumes about you though.
[Vibrant General] ferhanmm:
I understand your point. I'm just saying if we are given 5gb, we should be able to use it as we please.
[Vibrant General] Goten310:
I tether all the time but only when I really need to. I use up about 2 gigs a month sometimes even less with tethering and with my mobile. Tethering is fine as long as you don't use it as a primary means for data. I never had a warning from T-mobile because probably I don't exhibit a habit of excessive data usage thus staying under the radar :)
[Vibrant General] طوني تبولة:
This is a Tech forum not a legal institution or a moral school, so if you have an answer or solution, please share it with us; otherwise, ... you know either STFU or GFY.
[Vibrant General] funeralthirst:
that's reasonable-ish. but if given the choice to have unlimited data on my phone only or have 5GB i can tether to whatever i want, i'll take the unlimited on my phone. and if we had unlimited data at hspa+ speed, then i certainly wouldn't have a problem with the extra $15-20 for tethering on top of that because you are using the resources (and streaming netflix on your phone is going to use less than streaming hd netflix on your computer).

i think that is the point being made: if people weren't using massive amounts of data tethering, we may not have all these threads about being throttled.
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
At&t considers Bloothooth as Teathering!

LOL THE IRONY, APPARENTLY AT&T CONSIDERS BLUETOOTH AS TETHERING.

I hate to bring this thread back to life, but I thought this was important.

Apparently At&t is sending out tethering warning text messages to At&t customers. They consider using your bluetooth as a form of tethering. Even scarier according to some At&t has a way of knowing when you are using bluetooth to access data, such as listening to music.

This is scary and crazy. I thought Verizon was the devil but seems like At&t is just worse.

Discussion thread below:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1273134
[T-Mobile LG G2x] facadewithin:
Hello I'm running my g2x on an miui.us rom and my GPS literally takes fifteen minutes to lock Bo matter where I'm at. It always knows where I'm at on Google maps instantly but can never give me directions.I've tried the blister program and several gpsfix programs and NOTHING works. What else could bebwrong? What else can I dobthat might be successful? Please and thaank you I need to use my GPS everyday andbthisbis aggravating
[T-Mobile LG G2x] googleme1:
Well to get directions you need access to the internet so make sure you have wifi on or have mobile data other than edge because that's "wiked" slow...(damn i'm going to college in those island and now i'm saying wiked)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] C0dy:
Have you upgraded to the new baseband?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] facadewithin:
Yeah that's the sad part I upgrades to the July 16 gingerbread bseband and its still slow as balls. I've tried.bloater and everything.I haven't tried manually editing the GPS config as I'm scared to mess it up. I might attempt to flash back to stock and wipe system a billion times to clear everything then reflash and see what happens bit I love miui.us too Mich and want to keep it...the inlet downside o have right now is GPS everything else is perfect
[LG Thrill 4G] CEaton:
I can't remember but is this a feature of gingerbread? I am coming from an evo 4g and evo 3d running stock and cyanogen and I'm dying without true os wide copy/paste. Should we expect this is gingerbread?
[LG Thrill 4G] hyelton:
I can copy and paste on stock on my thrill.......
[LG Thrill 4G] CEaton:
Try it in Gmail.
[LG Thrill 4G] CEaton:
And what I mean by that is press and hold then move the arrows to select exactly what you want to copy. Not like Gmail now where you can go to the menu and click select text and do one swoop hoping you've selected properly what you intended.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rabov:
Since i flashed cognition s2, the wordprediction stopped working. How can i enable it again or is there a flashable zip?

thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MacaronyMax:
On the keyboard click the settings button (liittlr gear) and click the box saying xt9
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rabov:
the box with xt9 is clicked but there is still no prediction :(.

my last device was n xperia x10 and the custom roms hadn´t includet the prediction, hence there was a flashable zip. but it didn´t worked out on the s2, so i thougt it could be the same with the s2 and i only need the appropriate zip.

sorry for my english
[Captivate Android Development] zohawkish:
Hi guys i attached the latest sources files of TW4. There are three files with its location in framewok.jar just past content.

these files working on 2.3.5 and 2.3.4.

enjoy !!!

JUST click on THANKS
[Captivate Android Development] watsa:
And so far they work great :) Good work
[Captivate Android Development] Crash:
correct works fine ;)
[Captivate Android Development] eep2378:
Nice work! Appreciate it :)
[Captivate Android Development] l2otten:
are you ppl installing these file some how

if so how are you doing so"?
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
if you dont know what to do with these files, dont touch them
[Captivate Android Development] mrhaley30705:
you are correct sir
[Captivate Android Development] l2otten:
Well if no one will tell you how to flash these files how else are you supposed to learn
[Captivate Android Development] watsa:
They are not CWM flashable. You need to decompile framework.jar and add them to it
[Captivate Android Development] l2otten:
Ok thank you I will check it out
[Captivate Android Development] LOSTLOGIC89:
Works like a charm, thanks.
[Captivate Android Development] FirstNoobToBrickHisPhone:
I confirm it works. Thanks.
[Captivate Android Development] Boldizzle:
This response worries me lol.
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
how much you want to bet that his google searches have overloaded looking for

'decompile framework.jar'?
[Captivate Android Development] Reynaldinho111:
Guys chill. He's juat trying to learn. I'd bet a lot of money that each and every one of us has asked a question in these forums. Watsa is the only one who provided a response that i would have expected to see in the cappy forums. Rant aside, i think ima give this a whirl in a few. :p

Sent from my friggin huge Samsung Infuse
[Captivate Android Development] ccdoggy:
I am suprised no one has asked yet... what are these and what changes they make to the system? Seems way small to be all of touchwiz.
[Captivate Android Development] Boldizzle:
Take it easy, we're just having fun.

It's awesome that he wants to learn. :)
[Captivate Android Development] zohawkish:
lol...BTW with this u can use the new TW4 from sgs2 epic 4g posted here

can someone help me. l m workig to port stufs of sgs2 to sgs. SGS2 contactsprovider.apk gave these errors.

thanks

I/Zygote ( 1861): Zygote: pid 1861 has CALL PRIVILEGED permission, then set capability for CAP_SYS_ADMIN (21)
I/ActivityThread( 1861): Pub user_dictionary: com.android.providers.userdictionary.UserDictionaryProvider
I/ActivityThread( 1861): Pub com.android.social: com.android.providers.contacts.SocialProvider
I/ActivityThread( 1861): Pub applications: com.android.providers.applications.ApplicationsProvider
I/ActivityThread( 1861): Pub contacts;com.android.contacts: com.android.providers.contacts.ContactsProvider2
D/ContactsProvider( 1861): @@ doSetSimDBReady : settingValue1 =0
I/ActivityThread( 1861): Pub call_log: com.android.providers.contacts.CallLogProvider
I/Database( 1861): sqlite returned: error code = 14, msg = cannot open file at source line 25467
E/Database( 1861): sqlite3_open_v2("/data/data/com.sec.android.provider.logsprovider/databases/logs.db", &handle, 2, NULL) failed
D/AndroidRuntime( 1861): Shutting down VM
W/dalvikvm( 1861): threadid=1: thread exiting with uncaught exception (group=0x40015578)
D/szipinf ( 1861): Initializing inflate state
I/Process ( 1861): Sending signal. PID: 1861 SIG: 9
[Captivate Android Development] iluretar:
it works like a charm!!
[Captivate Android Development] q659503934:
can this work on UFKF1?
[Captivate Android Development] Yuna:
I userdstand for what those files, i just don't understand the possibilities - which functionality they can enable? Or this for porting new TWLaucnher?
[Captivate Android Development] q659503934:
i have tried it but it seems not work on UCKF1 GB2.3.3
[Captivate Android Development] DAGr8:
Yes new version of the launcher.. But I fail to inderstand how its any better then fr4gg0r' s
[Captivate Android Development] gudduseon:
Can this work on uckh3?
[Galaxy S II General] biba.butzemann:
For some reason my imei changed ri 0049xxxx. I dont know how it happend. Tried to roll back by recover the efs folder from a backup. No success. Also tried several ways described around thid board. No success either...

So iam pretty much helpless. Anybody please help me out.

Big thanks in advance.

Running Litening Mod 6.1 with Ninphetamine 2.1.3

XXKH3
[Galaxy S II General] Lulabby:
sad to hear that...
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
Apart from searching the forum and trying all the fix efs IMEI posts nothing return to service centre .

jje
[Galaxy S II General] biba.butzemann:
Yes,but sad does not make the point :-\

What can the service guys do,that i possibly cant do on my own?
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Well they can search this forum for the fix and apply it. So far all evidence seems to suggest that you cannot do this on your own.
[Galaxy S II General] aydc:
While restoring from an efs backup, it's important to restore the appropriate rights for the files too. A simple copy-paste doesn't work. If you have properly backed up the efs folder (not copy-paste), a correct restore action should work.

Even if everything fails, service guys should be able to regenerate the efs folder with the correct IMEI, but they won't do it for free, since your warranty is invalid by now.
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
You can do this on your own if you follow the steps in a few guides knocking around on the forum.
[Galaxy S II General] Neo.:
Can anyone point me the exact thing to backup so that I can restore when I get issues? I'm worried now.

I've made a copy of my EFS folder. Isn't that enough? If so, Can you point me out to the correct direction to backup and restore b ack??
[Galaxy S II General] biba.butzemann:
@aydc : i know 1001:1001
[Galaxy S II General] biba.butzemann:
@intratech : i tried,even the stuff with the hexeditor. For some reason i have no success. Would you helo me out,please
[Galaxy S II General] MariusGGG:
Same problem on my phone.

Running Litening Mod 6.1 with Ninphetamine 2.1.3

XXKH3

I tried all guides incl. reformating of the efs partition, but with no success :(

What did you do? Did you send the phone to samsung?