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[Flipout and Charm Development] s0e0r0a:
Well i've fix the problem... it was mw not the app :P but now when i try 1.1 ghz and 63 vsel it reboots or freeze in 10 seconds more or less any idea? :(

Enviado desde mi MB511
[Flipout and Charm Development] diamond_4g64:
It is strange your charm does not react like mine...
[Flipout and Charm Development] akashspeaking:
Urgent!

Please help me! my pcharm is not moving past the M logo.

What should i do
[Flipout and Charm Development] therkr:
You should post in the correct forum.
[Flipout and Charm Development] akashspeaking:
My charm is not moving past the M logo AFTER I overclocked the device via overclock app given in this thread.

I entered 1000000 and 58 in the boxes for Frequency and vsel respectively. As soon as I clicked Apply, it started vibrating like anything.

RSDLite does not help. Does not show IMEI number.

What have I done wrong?

I had a rooted device.
[Flipout and Charm Development] therkr:
I also had the same problem.

@dabiano- your app damaged my charm's motherboard!
[Flipout and Charm Development] s0e0r0a:
It was at your own risk with big and red words, you tried it becouse you wanted, so please, speak more respectful to the creator of this app, there are someones that doesn't have problems with it ;)

Sorry for my bad english.

Sent from my MB502
[Flipout and Charm Development] dabiano:
...

It's not actually red but in black bold words :(

as "s0e0r0a" said..., some people's charm works, some does'nt.

it perfectly worked for me in the times that I have my Charm unit.

I don't know if 'forgiveness' would be sufficient on this but I don't know :(

I may or will remove the overclock app
[Flipout and Charm Development] s0e0r0a:
No! Don't remove it D:

I'm still waiting for an update with a cool icon ;D
[Flipout and Charm Development] therkr:
How about adding in your OP that some phones experienced problems like ours so that at least people are informed.

INFO

both of us are from india. And the milestone OC app worked for me flawlessly for several months.
[Flipout and Charm Development] dabiano:
turn-over

Hello to All,

It's been for some time that I have sold my Charm unit and I cannot continue its development.

I'll try to look for the sources that I made with this app and 'hopefully' somebody can continue to improve it or such the likes.

I'll update the 1st post if ever I have found the sources.

Thank you and more power Motorola Charm users.

Sincerely yours,

dabiano
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shaylin:
Default Xperia Arc downgrading and root problem. help please

Hi. Im very new to Android, and have tried the step by step guide to rooting the xperia arc on the forum using flashtool 0.2.8, I get an error message about the unbranded firmware after I have connected my Arc to the pc when prompted. Im on 2.3.3 Gingerbread and build 3.0.1.A.0.145. I put the "sin" file found on your tutorial page into the "loaders" folder and the unbranded 2.3.2 firmware into the firmware folder and in flashtool after connecting the phone, I get an error that mentions the unbranded firmware in the firmware folder being the problem.Im new to this, as I have stated and am afraid of bricking my phone if I tried again. .Question, do I need to have the phone in USB tethering before trying to do any of this? Any idea why Im getting an error? Also, I then downloaded the new 0.3.0.0 flashtool but there is no "loaders" folder? There is just a folder for firmwares. I wanted to ask for help before trying to use 0.3.0.0, any help will be appreciated. Really want to gt this phone rooted.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bulletproof1013:
Really guy...I hope by now you found the right forum.

Sent from my unbrickable cappy *bam*
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] jlmb22:
I just made a theme based on the work of keunhuvac who made one for the xoom.

This theme is designed to work with revolver 3.2, but maybe it can work with other (I didn't test). I suggest you to wipe cache and dalvik in recovery before applying, and the most important, make a backup!

Screenshot:

Enjoy

Update 23/09/2011, rev1.1:

Fix pointer which wasn't displayed

Bootanimation changed (I made a mistake in first release)

link (rev 1.1):http://www.multiupload.com/09ABJ65ZRY (35,54 MB)
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] RAMBO29:
Would you have more screen shots?
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] jlmb22:
On the one I posted you have the most changes:

Wifi icon, buttons home, back, multitask, settings icons, news checkbox.

Here is an other one which shows news icons for some apps:

And this one (text cursor):
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] daoxinh:
work fawless on RHD1.2.2

it is work on my tf running rhd1.2.2

good job, thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] jlmb22:
Your shutdown menu is from your rom. I believe it's something related with android.policy.jar that I don't edit in my theme.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] gnufabio:
Revolver framework is different from Prime one. This theme is not fully compatible with Prime
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] megacoolrock:
How do you take off the bootanimation?

Sent from my revolver!
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] gnufabio:
I'm uploading it on my server, so it will be available for Revolver Parts soon :)

---------- Post added at 08:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:11 PM ----------

Update: added on Revolver Parts :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] eclsnowman:
Love the theme. Noticed the little ghost line above home button. Sure it will be fixed in future updates. Good work.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] flozilla:
getting rid of touchwiz

@gnufabio

Hey!

I installed the theme trough revolver parts, and i am not so happy with it.

Is there a way how i can go back to the original transformer theme without having to completely reinstall the rom?

thx in advance
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] Diguto:
if you have not created a nandroid-backup, i think no.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] thebadfrog:
Just reflash the rom without wiping and you wont lose anything but the theme and the kernel. You will have to reflash a custom kernel
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] flozilla:
Helped

That helped thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] tanguita:
Hi.. the theme is great but the battery icon in the system tray is not always consistent. It switches depending on the number displayed.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] Pierre118:
+1 same here
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] jac6695:
Not really a theme IMO, but I like it. Nice to add a little color in the settings etc. I like the Puccini buttons so flashed them right over this. Nice combo.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] cleberlp:
force close

I am on revolver 3.9 and I got launcher FC when I tried this theme. Any idea what that should be?Thanks in advance
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] nirajpant7:
Has anyone got it working on Revolution HD??
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] Thing O Doom:
Probably not, it was built for HC
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] mrevankyle:
If someone has the file its easy enough to port

Edit: i could just remake it if noone has the file
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] ThatRndmN00B:
Just look at gnufabio repository for revolver parts it should be there on the HC thread
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] mrevankyle:
k got it and found the problem. It is built with Villain theme so it should have worked regardless of OS but some of the files it has pushed are in different locations or are different sizes (not file size but pixel x/y). I can fix it completely if there is demand but it would be super tedious. The logcat from the initial error would be super helpfull in determining where exactly the wrong files went.

Edit: only thing changed in launcher was the wallpaper chooser icon so that means error is either in a file in systemui or framework-res that the launcher is dependant on
[Galaxy Tab General] fiddie:
just got this reply from samsung uk on twitter

samsungukSamsung UK

@

@fiddie1987 Hi, the gingerbread update is in the testing process for the p1010 and is due to be released this month.

UPDATE

Gingerbread for p1010 is now available from www.sammobile.com!

UPDATE

New version

LINK - http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/?...rmware/?page=3&t=3&o=1&m=GT-P1010&r=1#regiona
[Galaxy Tab General] Rozao21:
Is that true? not believe it!

It seems that the gingerbread version corrects the slow p1010
[Galaxy Tab General] CliveEP:
If true, thats brilliant. But im not going to hold my vreath - i'll die.
[Galaxy Tab General] ffgf:
7 days to finish "THIS MONTH" let's see how much time means a month for them :D
[Galaxy Tab General] Solaris_irc:
Pleace be real!!
[Galaxy Tab General] dddnnnggg:
I want to, but i just can not beleieve it :mad: Samsung are an awful company, they have improved their quality a lot, but the support for the products is awful, anyway 15 years ago it was a bad idea to buy a Samsung anything, now it still is a bad one. I will never ever even think of purchasing any their products again :mad:
[Galaxy Tab General] Rozao21:
5 days !!!
[Galaxy Tab General] ffgf:
4 days!!!!
[Galaxy Tab General] pl8715:
Lets hope it's all true.
[Galaxy Tab General] Rozao21:
On Samsung / uk at the support, is as follows:

SAMSUNG Kies, PC Sync (Sep 27, 2011)

That means? GINGERBREADDDD!
[Galaxy Tab General] ffgf:
3 Days!!! Any in UK that already installed the new Kies is there any update?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab General] Malicieux:
not yet in Bulgaria ;(

I updated the KiES but it still says that the tab is updated to latest firmware..:(
[Galaxy Tab General] dddnnnggg:
@Malicieux - dude, do not expect it to pop up first in Bulgaria, I still do not believe that there will be an update for us, but if i am wrong, i would not wait for it to be rolled out by Samsung Bulgaria ...
[Galaxy Tab General] zstatman:
Just received the Kies update and when connect to my P1010 it says the S/W version in your phone is not an official version when in fact it is the original. I did do a couple of temp rooting with z4root.

Notes that the version is: PDA:KC6 / CSC:KC6(XAR)

Thoughts?
[Galaxy Tab General] dubletap:
i got the same message on mine. someone else on another thread got the same thing on an un-altered P1000, so I'm hoping it's a sign that GB is indeed on it's way.
[Galaxy Tab General] OmniLemur:
Going to attempt an update as soon as I get home- Anyone else have any news on this?
[Galaxy Tab General] stockhomer:
No updates to me atm

Bought in France and I live in Belgium

Sent from my GT-P1010
[Galaxy Tab General] Rozao21:
gingerbred not released, only Kies.
[Galaxy Tab General] -TNS-:
Also no gingerbread update for P1010 here in Germany... =(
[Galaxy Tab General] dddnnnggg:
Samsung proves it again and again ... never buy Samsung, actually all these updates saga leaves a bad taste for Android, a colleague of mine is a customer of the Fruit Company and he does not have to live this whole ordeal, everything just works, all of the updates come on time :) and samsung does not produce the phone for his OS of choise.
[XPERIA X10 General] venkat2286:
Guys,

I just installed the blackedition HD ROM http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1077375 its been almost 30minutes and I am stuck at the SONY ERICSSON Screen. pls help.

Regards
[Android Apps and Games] luddeblaesild:
Is this possible? I want to have the weather animation but I also want to use the agile lock app.. Can someone tell me how?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k.p.:
So I posted this question and I did not get a helpful reply so I am trying again because the problem is even worse.

Basically, I rooted with unrEVOked over a year ago and I have flashed several ROMs, always doing a factory reset andwiping the dalvik cache with Clockworkmod.

I tried Leedroid, AuTrax, Ginervillain, Cyanogen then Oxygen. Perhaps another. When using Cyanogen I noticed I had very little internal memory (about 19Mb) even though all apps were on the SD card. I switched to Oxygen and nothing changed.

NOW I have done a factory reset, wiped dalvik, and reflashed Oxygen and I only have about 800Kb of internal memory.

I thought a factory reset would make my phone go back to pristine condition (albeit rooted) and I could start over from the beginning if I'd totally mucked something up and bricked or crippled it--but wipingand relashing has just made the problem worse!

Is there any solution here?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Youre doing the factory reset via recovery?

If thats not working, try formatting /data via recovery
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigMrB:
:eek:S-off then change your hboot?! :eek::confused:

Are you 100% sure apps2sd is working properly?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hello247:
use a custom mtd or use one of the hboots at alpharev.nl
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
Yeah if you want more space you can always S-OFF and then flash a different SPL (hboot).

Also before you flash a new ROM remember to go to mounts and storage and format boot, data, system, cache.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k.p.:
Yes, I'm doing "wipe data/factory reset" from the green ClockworkMod menu. And "Wipe Dalvik Cache" from the "Advanced" menu beneath that.

Can you tell me in fairly simple terms what formatting /data is likely to accomplish? I'm up for it if there's a logical reason, certainly. But since every wipe&reflash chews up the little remaining memory I don't want to just be trying every option in the menu until SOMETHING works because at the rate it is losing internal memory I only have 1-2 more wipe-reflashes until it's a brick.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k.p.:
OK, I'll try this (formatting boot, data, system, cache) but is there a simple explanation for why this is necessary and will fix the problem? I was pretty sure every rooting-flashing guide I'd read said only data wipe/factory reset (and sometimes dalvik cache) was necessary.

An explanation suitable for a noob like me, but a little more detailed than "it's a deeper, better wipe"

Thanks!!! :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
if you don't do it, sometimes it's possible that some of the data and crap from the past ROM gets left over and just uses space.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andQlimax:
U get only 800 kb after reflash only the rom or even after restoring ur apps?

(maybe a stupid question, but i always prefer to make clarify everything)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k.p.:
Yes. I did a factory reset, wiped the dalvik cache, flashed Oxygen and had 800kb of internal memory before doing anything else (and a barely functioning phone that couldn't even receive a text message but would sendone).
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k.p.:
OK, that's what I figured it would do (and what I figured the problem was, since memory decreased with succesive flashes). So format data, boot, system, and cache but NOT sd-ext (I don't think there's a format /boot option).

In any particular order? And before or after "wipe data/factory reset"?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
doesn't matter in what ordered. you only format sd-ext if you have an EXXT3/4 on your sd-card
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
This is a really simple explanation, which means that it will not be technically accurate, but will give you an idea.

When you delete a file, its not really deleted. It is there until something else overwrites it.

What actually happens is the reference to that file is removed from the File system (be that EXT, FAT, NTFS etc etc). The File system is basically table, or even an address book. The operating system uses this table to locate files that are there (when you request the file is opened etc). But also to locate spaces where new files can be written to.

When the next file is written, it will find a place via the file system that is empty and write to the location. This is usually when a past file is overwritten, although not neccessarily by the next new file.

Even when you do a factory reset, this is still the case. The files are still there, but the file system's "table" is cleared, making it appear empty, therefore able to accept new files.

It could be there is a corruption or failure of the file system where these entries are not properly being removed.

A format also will not delete these files. This is how anyone with a little bit of knowledge can recover some or all of your data after you format your Hard drive, SD card etc etc. What it will do though, is format the drive with a new file system, which will be clean and hopefully free of corruption.

Of course, the cause may be something else but it always a good idea to rule it out.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k.p.:
Thank you very much bortak and rootSU. I surmised generally that the problem was repeated flashing leaving debris and knew there had to be some solution to clean it up instead of going beyond simple root-and-flash. I very much wanted to fix it in one go instead of having another failed attempt and even less memory to work with for a fix. And thank you very much for taking the time for that explanation--I am now a little wiser and it let me know this wasn't an ill-informed "hail mary pass".

For anyone who finds this searching in the future, I formatted boot, system, data and cache and then did a factory reset. Rebooting got me stuck on the bootloader screen. I went back into recovery and flashed Oxygen. Now I have a working Desire with Oxygen and 109MB free on the internal memory.
[HTC Sensation] m8ms48:
Hello,

Can someone please port the runnymede skin to the sensation ?

Thanks
[HTC Sensation] daman215:
not possible intill a new m10 tool comes out to be able to decompile the images in the fusion apk
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigyinn:
I currently have a rooted UK X10i with stock 2.3.3 firmware, im getting an ARC next week and want to know the best way of moving my apps + data etc across to the new handset.

Is it just a case of rooting the ARC, copying the backups across from the X10i to the ARC then using Ti backup to manually add the stuff across to the new handset?

I presume I'll need to root the ARC when i get it first won't I

Thanks
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
I'd just start from fresh, any app data will probably give you issues.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephestione:
Simple scenario: I have a couple batteries, I'd rather use one and then swap it out when it's 10%, inserting the other charged one.

With every device I've owned, removing the battery didn't automatically lead to losing the date&time settings (not even on my Nokia 6111, as long as you were fast in plugging the new one in), while with this expensive beast of phone, it appears that even if you slightly flip out the battery and reinsert it in a matter of less than a second, rebooting WILL lead to the clock being reset to the first of january of the year 2000.

On my HD2, leaving the battery out for half a day didn't reset the clock.

This behaviour doesn't change whether you set the clock to automatic or not.

What surprises me is that noone in the internet seems to be swapping batteries on their S II, because noone else reported this problem.

Do any of you have any kind of suggestion?

Leaving the clock to "automatic" also doesn't appear to be resetting to the correct date, not even if I set on and off airplane mode to re-shake with my carrier.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephestione:
Does the fact that noone replied mean that I am the only one having this problem (which would call for a warranty servicing), or that noone ever needs to swap batteries, or lastly that noone does even care? :p
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
1 2 or 3 .

Or more likely nobody has read your post that knows the answer YET.

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephestione:
Quite right, quite right :)

For starters though, since this would somehow ease my mind, does your clock also get reset if you unplug the battery for a short while? (suppose you own a SGSII as well since you're in here :D)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
No and i would guess yours is hardware fault .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephestione:
....sucks.

I would exclude it depends anyhow from the custom roms I've installed, I never tried unplugging battery on the stock rom before flashing.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] salamt:
This never happened to me in any new phone. It used to happen in my old Nokia phones when they get old (after 1 or 2 years)

There is an internal battery to keep the clock which died in your GSII.

Warranty shall cover it
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephestione:
Yup, apparently this is the only expanation. A huge bad luck.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephestione:
::bump::

So here's the news. Had to wait for monday to come in order to call the phone support.

Not very much surprisingly they told me that the system clock resetting to Sat 1 Jan 2000 whenever you take out the battery is "perfectly normal" (yeah, welcome to 2011).

Which collides with what you, @JJEgan and @salamt, reported.

So it makes me think the gal at the phone was bullsh*tting me.

She confirmed though that flashing custom roms will invalidate the warranty. No change there.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Which collides with what you, @JJEgan and @salamt, reported.

So it makes me think the gal at the phone was bullsh*tting me.

I take my battery out frequently and clock stays the same presume left out for a couple of days it would lose the charge and clock reset .

1343 battery out

1346 battery in

boot phone

time reads 1346

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephestione:
So this is a good indication of how samsung support tells you nice tales. Actually this scares me more than the fact that the phone's backup battery was DOA.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tokl:
Hi ephestione,

my S2 keeps the clock running without battery at least for half an hour, so i assume your device has an malfunction with the internal battery as user salamt already has stated.

I did sent in my S2 already 3 times to Samsung warranty support because of another hardware fault (sound of lower Microphone is very low and stuttering, so people have trouble to hear me).

Everytime i get it back my clock says something with Year 2000 :confused: - Hey the phone isnt that old :eek:

My HD2 is keeping the clock running for weeks without an battery :cool: ...

Send in your phone for warranty, if its important for you to switch batteries.

But be aware, Samsungs customer support isnt the best :mad:

I did buy the official Samsung 2000mAh battery with nice cover from Amazon and its nearby not possible to suck the S2 empty on one day.

Greetz Tokl
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephestione:
More confirmations about this glitch of mine, that is a real glitch instead of "completely normal feature" as the Samsung support would like to pass it by.

Thank you for adding yet another precious feedback with this aspect, as now I am positive the phone is defective.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ImWarped:
You are correct, the phone doesn't have internal batteries, it's a capacitor, which runs the timing chip, which controls everything on the phone, which without power should run for about 48 hours give or take. Faulty capacitor is definitely grounds for a warranty repair, and if you gets someone who says it's "normal" ask for their supervisor, and if their supervisor is still that ignorant, keep going up the chain.

You have to realize that "customer support" for most companies basically work the same as insurance companies, the fewer the claims, the better, so if you can make a customer live with an issue that doesn't kill the phone, they do it. However, a faulty capacitor can surge a mainboard, and truly kill electronics, get it fixed while you still have a warranty to fall back on!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephestione:
I chose the quick way around. Sold the phone :(

Sure my hd2 now feels like a slow brick compared to the superlight all-plastic S2, but at least I know it's been making me company for the last couple years, and I trust it.