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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] michdj00:
I would reinstall CWM. Be sure to install the CWM recommended by the Rom's chef as they can be different partition size. You should not loose your data by reflashing CWM. I believe the partition you are looking for 150M. Here is a link: http://www.multiupload.com/41E9UMRO45
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] samsamuel:
Yea re flashing cwm will wipe all the nand partitions because they are all re created empty. If you have been using an ext partition you can save the contents of that, I.e your installed apps, , and if the rom you were on put the whole data part there you can maybe save your data too, tho I suspect you will have to bite the bullet and start from scratch.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] sandb:
sam thx but my question i dont have an ext partition for the apps so if i re flash the 150 partition of cwm will i lose roms data and will i have to reinstall the rom again? and by doing this is there any chance bricking the hd2? what should i do please recomand.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Tester30:
I do not really understand your problem...

Why do you go into CWM if you already loaded the ROM and using it successfully?

What do you want to do??

To get to CWM, go to Magldr select option 5 I believe (Recovery) press GREEN (call) button and you'll get CWM menu.

Does that answer your question?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Marvlesz:
Recovery is option 8.

I assume the issue was created be cause you tried ROM Manager with MAGLDR, it will mess up your phone. (use ROM Manager only with cLK Bootloader)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] sandb:
thanks

tester30 basically i needed to update a fix for the rom and it has to be done by loading into the cwm so when i got the fix from the rom thread i tried to load the cwm and i face the problem....
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] sandb:
thanks

Marvlesz i think u r very right actually i did a the "fix permission" in the rom manager and also pressed "backup rom" in the rom manager menu.I did it because in the rom manager it sayas clearly that backup using clock work mode so i thought of doing that what should i do now please help me out
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mutil:
it would be better you flashed mgldr and cwm partition and install the rom again.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] sandb:
i guess i have to do it.thanks for the info multi.:)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jcki4:
Ok I rooted my phone with superoneclick now I am having problems looking for a actually recovery that work on this phone cause, so I can flash roms, that is all I want to do I'm reading ppl saying CWM don't work on this phone witch I now believe I use the meth that was final cwm blah blah.

Now I'm trying that odin 1.7 but I down loaded a ROM by the name black ice, nd I know using the odin to flash ROMs it said (.tar) so do I rename them from.zip .tar to flash it on the one ?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
No no no no. black ice is cwm flashable not Odin. Cwm does work. ROM manager does not. Do not flash black ice with Odin. Go to the dev section. Find the Bali kernel thread that is Odin flashable and flash that. Then come back amd we go from there.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jerry D:
Do not Odin Black Ice. It is a compressed zip file. Do not rename and flash it..

A tar file is a format for arching files (merging files together) to put things simply.

I suggest you read the OP and the thread itself. Black Ice is a Great ROM. I used it for months. However some people had a really tough time flashing it and a few were never able to. There is alot of info in that thread you may need to know to flash it. Especially what your mounts need to be.

I'm commuting to work now. Wish I could help you more. Good Luck!

I'm commuting to work
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
I responded in your others threads with the answer each time. user ignored
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FC1032:
Hey all!

I'm in a sticky situation here, I'm choosing between a transformer or lenovo thinkpad (with pen). I'd like an actual digitizer, but other than that, the transformer is so much better than the lenovo as a whole package (IMO). So I've just got a few questions which will help me make the final choice:

* Does the new update with the supernote app (or other note taking apps) work well for taking handwritten notes (Important cause I do more maths and thats like funky symbols :p), does a capacitive stylus work well in this and drawing apps (e.g some palm rejection, pressure sensitivity)?

* For the keyboard dock, I read early on that some keyboard shortcuts/combinations don't work. There were updates that fixed this but I can't seem to find this: does ctrl+backspace work for removing words? (similarly ctrl + arrow keys to jump between words)

* Can I charge things via the dock? I plan to tether from my phone and since it will probably die from doing so, I'd hope to keep it alive with the dock :p

My windows tablet is just too thick and heavy to tug around comfortably, its functional, has a keyboard and all, but isn't "portable". The galaxy tab 7 is very portable and has nice battery life, but is bad with productivity stuff (can't do much besides reading docs and web browsing. The transformer seems to slip nicely in between. I'd just really like some insight on the notes and drawing apps cause I frequently use that on my laptop.

Thanks guys :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dude2k5:
Quick note, I have both, have the TF and love it, got the Thinkpad at work and so I get to test it ^_^. For writing, it's EXCELLENT. Super accurate, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7UUfaLj_iY

I havent got the Folio case, but I hear it works nice, connects through USB. Not sure any more about it though, we might get it eventually. It's very fast, and has a few things on the ROM that the TF does not. Both are almost the same, but the TF does not have palm rejection, so writing with pens (even the adonit pro) is so-so. You can do it, but you gotta get use to it. The Thinkpad works like real paper. It's just so awesome to write with. The keyboard can even detect writing....and interpret text. The Note app built in is very good, but it's meant for the Thinkpad I think, you can't move it to another device for now. The pen is even pressure sensitive. But, the tab and pen is $530+100 for the keyboard. You dont get any extra battery either. The TF is about $400 and the dock is $120 on Amazon. Little cheaper, and you get more battery, but you lose the superb writing ability.

The App really decides how the shortcuts work I think, some support, some dont. You would have to try...some basic ones work though.

Yes you can charge with the USB!

All in all, Lenovo is great for writing, but the TF last longer and the dock functions almost like a netbook. Tough call, I'd really have a tough choice, but I think the TF would be best for me. But I dont draw/write a lot, so the Thinkpad might be better for you. If both combined, the build and buttons/connections (USB on tablet, TF has on dock) of the Thinkpad feel a tad nicer to hold, and the pen digitizer is a must for writing, but with the Dock functionality and battery of the TF, and maybe add some Padfone in there somewhere, I would buy that in a minute. Haha.

If you want, or if more people want, I can make an in depth review against the two. I love both honestly, they are the best of the best. Let me know.

This Excel might help you decide, has some basics of the tablets

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...ONdE1TT1RSdTcxbmRFeE5mdl9jdzZDb3c&output=html
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FC1032:
Yea its a tough call :(

I like to draw, and as mentioned I'll need a pen to draw those yukky math symbols.

I know there's a folio case for the thinkpad, but its not as intergrated(is that the word?) and nice looking as the transformer. Plus, the dock on the transformer has 2 usbs, sd slot and extra battery... the folio on the thinkpad uses the only usb port, so I won't be able to have a usb on the thinkpad while typing :(

Guess its more like this: To replace a tablet (one with digitizer) the thinkpad works well. To replace a laptop, the transformer :)

I've still got a month or two to decide... but its a really hard choice at this point :( who knows maybe asus will drop an asus transformer 2 with all the things i want (essentially a transformer + active digitizer and one usb port on the tablet itself). Real pity seeing few companies employing the stylus (and dock of course)

As for the review, Thanks, but the information you've given me is already enough :D In the end, I'll be happy with either, just wanted some insight from actual owners.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dude2k5:
Pretty much. Eventually one will get it perfect. Close, getting there, just in different devices. Haha.

No problem, Quite fun to use, love em both. Enjoy!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Varenukha:
I don't know if this is a silly question, but what if you ordered the Thinkpad tablet's pen from the Lenovo website, and used it on the Transformer? Is that a thing that you could do?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maq0007:
In short, no.

More exactly thinkpad has an active digitizer that detects the pen's position and clicks, it's same thing as used in wacom graphic tablets, and also what has been on most windows tablet pcs.

The pen does not work without that.

That's in addition to having a capacitive touchscreen that detects finger presses and the capacitive styluses.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FC1032:
I actually tried that when I got my galaxy tab too. Used the stylus from my windows tablet just to see if it worked :p

Would be really cool if it did work though.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spidey01:
Some keyboard shortcuts work, but really past cut/copy/paste/alt+tab don't expect much. Things like control+backspace or control+shiftmotion do not work. Control+A does however which is nice. I use a Debian chroot and do most things in VIM, so I don't care so much :-).

I'm running Prime 1.9.1 atm so I don't know how the new notes app is but you may want to try Antipaper Notes HD. I find it O.K. for writing/drawing using a finger, except my hand writing is not as good as my typing. The touch creen is good enough but I can't say how it does with any stylises or pens: th only one I tried is a cheap piece of crap, but my finger works good lol.

If you do typing that is a heavy mix of letters and symbols, I suggest Hackers keyboard in landscape mode. Basically a standard keyboard. The ASUS is a Qwerty but the symbols layout is funky. When docked, you gain a standardQWERTY board that is almost 1:1 with the EeePC 1015s :-).
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FC1032:
Guess I can live with the limitations. I'm slowly leaning toward the transformer because:

* its overall cheaper and you get slightly more

* I can still draw to some extent on the transformer, use the dock like a normal laptop. The same can't be said about the lenovo, it can draw (well), but I won't be able to treat it as a laptop

* Transformer seems to have larger community support :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodintentions:
Here is a screenshot of what I've been doing with my TF.

Yes, that's my hand writing written directly into a pdf document.

Added by edit.

Here is the thread on the stylus I use.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1275690
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FC1032:
Wow, thats actually quite good. Think this might be the screenshot i needed to reassure myself. Thanks :)

Civil engineering? I do that too!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YourMainDude:
So recently I installed the T-Mobile Update by accident.. lost connection and crap. Now I'm back to 2.3.4 ... I just received the 2.3.6 update... possibly the search bug fix. Soooo I press install and crap and when it comes to installing it... it fails... I'm running stock Rom... And just the KB3 Radio With HSDPA Tweak... Anyone Know Why It failed? =\
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phoenix56317:
I received the update 2.3.6 as well but it failed to reboot my Nexus after 15mins, I pulled the battery and rebooted it and am still at 2.3.4.

Is there anything to worry about and do we need it, if so, how can we get the OTA back ?

http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Mobile/thread?tid=6946203d6a4d4b2f&hl=en

ON SECOND THOUGHT, FORGET IT ! Am not upgrading my Nexus until this gets sorted out !
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YourMainDude:
Lmao yeah I'm seeing a bunch having radio problems ... I'm staying put til there's a fix =\
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Docarut:
Hi Guys-I did search on this forum, google search and on Sprint's website. The answer on Sprint does not seem to apply to this phone and only allows me to change the pin. Is there a way to not have to use? I remember when activated phone and set up first time there was a choice to use pin or not. I cannot find how to disable this now.

Thank You,

Doc
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] itbmd:
Call your voicemail by pressing and holding the 1 button.

Now press 4 for options.

On mine, it says I have chosen to skip my voicemail passcode, press 1 to turn it on. I'm guessing it should be the opposite for you.

If the above does not work, press 7 to go into expert mode and you can change it there. HTH.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Docarut:
Thanks itbmd. It seems I created my own problem by trying the Google Voice using my sprint number. Apparently the settings for google voice voicemail are different and do not allow going without a passcode. When I disabled google voice it then removed voicemail completely from my sprint accountT. I had to call sprint and had the voicemail added back. Last time I will try this again!

Thanks,

Doc
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Rabid Panda:
So i flashed with Odin 2.3.5 KI3 i belive...onto my SGS4G and now i cant get root access!! What gives!? Can anyone offer any advice?! I have looked HIGH and low for info regarding root...and really cant find anything specific to the gs4g. I was at 2.3.4, rooted and running well...of course i just HAAAAD to go and move up to 2.3.5... Help me please!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
http://rootzwiki.com/showthread.php...2-KI1-KI3-Stock-Kernel-CWM-Voodoo-EXT4-Lagfix
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
This question has been asked in at least 4 different threads over the last 3 days
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Rabid Panda:
I had seen that link, but had no idea it was what i was looking for... still a bit of a noob.. thanks! Phone is back to being awesome..
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SErooted:
I have looked everywhere for the file. I cant us the Xutility tool as i ma on ubuntu. my emulater wont run so thats out of the question.

I really need a stock deodexed 4.1.26 rom so that I can mod and them it to my liking.

is there anyone out there with a cwm flashable zip or a completely wiped recovery backup that i may use to install on my atrix and do my theming and modding on?

Thanks a bunch in advance.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SErooted:
Ok.........Bump......bump...

I am not trying to be rude by anymeans when i make this statement, however i am finding the atrix community to not be very helpful. my previous devices communities are so much more tight knit and more than willing to respond to even the dumbest question and to help all members out no matter what.

Since i have been a member of this community i have gotten very little assistance with things that i thought would be simple to answer and give feedback on that i am really actually disgusted.

I am not interested in changing to a custom rom as i havent found one that i like and really just want to theme and mode my stock 4.1.26.... can someone give me a hand in this or did i just happen to get the wrong device and join the wrong communtity?
[Android Apps and Games] ukanth:
Hello All,

Starting 1.5.3 , DroidWall introduced a experimental feature called "CustomScripts" where scripts can be defined by user will be executed by DroidWall .

More details on http://code.google.com/p/droidwall/wiki/CustomScripts

This thread is to collect all custom scripts by users.

Iptables ->

http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2011/06/iptables-rules-examples/

http://linuxconfig.org/collection-of-basic-linux-firewall-iptables-rules
[Android Apps and Games] zieloniak:
Script for allowing selected IP's for selected program

Hello,

Could somebody please post a Droidwall script for allowing a specific program to communicate only with selected IP's?

I want to allow B-Folders to talk only to my two desktops machines and reject anything else.

Thank you.

Robert.
[Android Apps and Games] sushidog:
This two are very useful to block/allow packs sending from browsers... ;)

# Always allow connections to 192.168.0.1, no matter the interface

$IPTABLES -A "droidwall" --destination "192.168.0.1" -j RETURN

# Block connections to 119.161.212.151, no matter the interface

$IPTABLES -A "droidwall" --destination "119.161.212.151" -j "droidwall-reject"
[Android Apps and Games] dgcruzing:
Interesting program..

was just thinking about something along this line earlier in the week.

Will keep an eye on it and play a little.. when time permits..

it would be nice to block permissions on programs that extend the normal wants and needs a program should have..
[Android Apps and Games] Stitch!:
Is it possible to block websites without using ip, adresses? Im having some trouble blackslisting some websites. Help much appreciated.

Stitch!
[Android Apps and Games] ukanth:
Use only Droidwall and not LBE Privacy Guard as firewall

iptables -D OUTPUT -j droidwall
iptables -I OUTPUT 1 -g droidwall

To revert back to old settings ( both Droidwall and LBE Privacy guard as firewall)

iptables -D OUTPUT -g droidwall
iptables -I OUTPUT 2 -j droidwall
[Android Apps and Games] ssceddie:
lets make a custom-script collection for Apps

Hey Guys, lets make a collection for apps, there are make connetions,there are unneeded for the normaly daily use(there are only for advertising). I Start with Shazam

$IPTABLES -A "droidwall" --destination "5.44.16.214" -j "droidwall-reject"
$IPTABLES -A "droidwall" --destination "5.44.16.223" -j "droidwall-reject"
$IPTABLES -A "droidwall" --destination "5.44.16.228" -j "droidwall-reject"
$IPTABLES -A "droidwall" --destination "185.31.0.0/16" -j "droidwall-reject"
[Android Apps and Games] toastgodsupreme:
# Allow SSH (port 22) access to the phone
$IPTABLES -A afwall -p tcp --sport 22 -m owner --uid-owner 0 -j RETURN
[Xoom General] lindsaytheflint:
I haven't been able to find any info on undervolting the Xoom, so have started this thread in the hope that some may find it beneficial.

What is undervolting?

It basically involves reducing the amount of electrical voltage running through the CPU. It does not affect the speed of the CPU at all, just the amount of power that it uses. The stock configuration of CPUs usually has a fairly high voltage, to cater for the fact that CPUs are not exactly identical.

Why undervolt?

Reduce power consumption, and therefore increase battery life.

Why not undervolt?

Can affect stability, and there is a small risk of damage to your device.

Disclaimer: Undervolting, like overclocking, does have the potential to damage your device. It's very rare, but not unheard of. I've never had a problem, but you may. Good luck, and don't blame me.

My config:

Model: MZ601 Xoom

Kernel: Tiamat Xoom v2.1.0

Undervolting software: SetCPU 2.2.4

My voltages before UV:

MHz mV

216	770

312	770

456	825

608	900

760	975

816	1000

912	1050

1000	1100

1200	1150

1408	1250

1504	1325

1600	1400

1704	1400​

So after doing a bit of testing, I've found that I can lower my voltages noticeably throughout the range, reducing the amount of power my Xoom uses, and prolonging my battery.

My UV voltages:

MHz mV

216	770

312	770

456	775

608	825

760	875

816	925

912	975

1000	1000

1200	1075

1408	1125

1504	1175

1600	1250

1704	1325​

​

Notes:

It is not possible to UV any less than 770 mV (with the kernel I'm using anyway).

Given that the mV for the 456 CPU frequency is so similar to 216, I set my minimum clock frequency to 456, which makes the device more responsive.

So, you may want to try these voltages, and see how they work for you.

To test: (Instructions for SetCPU)

Set your min & max speeds to the same frequency, for example 456.

Set the voltage of the 456 frequency to an amount lower that the current amount, for example 775. (It's generally best to adjust your voltage down only 25mv at a time.)

Perform a "Stress Test", for at least about 5 seconds.

If the device locks up or reboots, the mV is too low - try a higher mV.

Once you've found the optimal voltage for that frequency, move onto the next one, for example 608, then 760, etc.

If your device locks up or freezes during testing, you can force a reboot by holding down the Volume Up button, and the Power button.

The voltages I've used above may work for you, or you may have to increase them a little on your device. You may also get better voltages than me - if so, please post your results.
[Xoom General] lindsaytheflint:
Battery test results

Performed some battery performance testing by doing the following steps:

1. Set the screen to not turn off, and brightness to 10% (screen needs to be on to keep the stress test running, and brightness low to minimise the battery drain of the screen, as that's not what we're testing).

2. Disabled all network connections (WiFi, Bluetooth, Data, GPS) to minimise battery drain by other factors.

3. Closed all other apps, and did not use the Xoom at all during the tests.

4. Charged Xoom to 100%.

5. Set CPU speed to 1504mhz using SetCPU (both min & max frequencies the same for accurate testing).

6. Unplugged the Xoom.

7. Ran "Stress Test" for 2 hours (give or take 20 seconds).

I performed the above steps for both stock voltage, and undervolted voltage. Results as follows:

1. For stock voltage (1325mV on Tiamit Tachi kernel), battery life went down to 62%.

2. For undervolted voltage (1175mV, which is nice & stable for me), battery life went down to 72%.

Findings:

I was expecting battery savings, but not quite this much.

Standard voltage (at 1504mhz) at this CPU load, drains at about 19% per hour.

UV voltage at this CPU load, drains at about 14% per hour.

Standard voltage at this CPU load, the Xoom would drain battery entirely after about 5.26 hours.

UV voltage at this CPU load, the Xoom would drain battery entirely after about 7.14 hours.

In addition to the battery savings, the Xoom was only slightly warm after the UV tests, but very warm after the standard voltage tests. (Standard voltage test was performed first.)

Note: For general usage (email, browsing, basic apps & widgets), the CPU is not as heavily used. But in situations where the CPU is heavily used (such as intensive games), these results show there is significant potential for battery savings.
[Xoom General] omnia1994:
super nice tips. Tq very much
[Xoom General] omnia1994:
126-608 -175

Others -150

This is my settings... no prob at all.
[Xoom General] rayhodge02:
Would I use setcpu app or just use the Moray(in settings) or does it matter
[Xoom General] lindsaytheflint:
Not sure what the "Moray" is, but any tool capable of undervolting should be ok. I like and use SetCPU, but I've tried other tools on other devices in the past, and they did similar things.
[Xoom General] omnia1994:
nobody wants to share their result after trying?
[Xoom General] Gregus59:
Very good job, I try
[Xoom General] omnia1994:
pls share ur best result :-)
[Xoom General] Gregus59:
I try your results and they're unstable in function off the useful task, exemple impossible to play simple games.

That's all right just for basic tasks like navigation, music ...