yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Lucas0511:
It will be provided here in the forum, or one can always try these methods http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=18132418 .

Most responsible cooks have removed that stuff from their Custom ROM already anyway, will also happen for the Flyer.

But note that sofar only these models have been identified to even carry the logging: HTC EVO 4G, HTC EVO 3D, HTC Thunderbolt, HTC EVO Shift 4G HTC MyTouch 4G Slide HTC Vigor and some HTC Sensation.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ILRider:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17612559&postcount=110

I used this for a WiFi Flyer on HC and 3G UK Flyer on GB and looks to have worked for both. I did notice app stats still in the UI but was told it did not matter since there is nothing being logged and the ports are closed.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Farsquidge:
Bump for people too lazy to search!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] aostl:
The offending apk is on the flyer as well I removed to be safe. It's called HTClogger.apk
[LG Revolution] wayneb02:
What are some of your must have apps? The ones you can't live without lol
[LG Revolution] jackpot08:
kaiten email
[LG Revolution] omik47:
Xda
[LG Revolution] wayneb02:
Haha pretty clever
[LG Revolution] elreydotcom:
K9 mail

Automate it pro

Set CPU

Advanced system root tools

Pulse

Amazon app store

Camera fun pro

video cam illusion

Join the revolt!
[LG Revolution] Samsuck:
Touchdown Exchange

K9 Mail (For my POP Accounts)

WidgetLocker with Root functionality enabled

Power Amp

Amazon App Store

FasterFix (set your GPS server to supl.google.com, and reboot your phone)

Dolphin Browser

Twicca (Twitter)

Chrome to Phone

MightyText (SMS On your Google Chrome Browser)
[LG Revolution] jamRwoo:
AppBrain App Market (srsly, if you don't have this, get it...its app recommendation engine is legit, and it uses the standard android market)

AdFree

Barcode Scanner

FasterFix (thanks for that Google server tip, Samsuck)

FriendCaster (much better FB app)

TweetCaster

Handcent

SetCPU

Selective Silence (set phone to silent but whitelisted calls can still go through)

SwiftKey X (best keyboard app. period. I used to use Swype, but the predictive software of SwiftKey pwns Swype's face)

3G Watchdog/DroidStats (still trying to decide between the two)

Chainfire3D

SugarSync (sugarsync.com - Like Dropbox but better, imo)

Google+

MyBackup Root

Tiny Flashlight + LED (best flashlight app for Revo)

Google Sky Map (girls love this ****)

JuiceDefender Ultimate

ADWLauncher EX

And quite a few more...I'm kind of an app whore (hey, that rhymes).
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] madeincanon:
I love having Swype on my NS4G, but the layout is too cluttered for me. Specifically the bottom row.

Spacebar it's too small, the language button and voice input button both shouldn't even be on the main keyboard lol.

Is there a way to theme it?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] KaLiBLeeK:
There are quite a few threads scattered about on XDA about this; most of 'em involve using "Metamorphs" though.

I have a theme I've been wanting to use again that I made back when I was using a Samsung Captivate...but Swype has been updating so much frequently that a lot of the existing guides are outdated.

The stock themes for Swype drive my OCD crazy. Haha.
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pihkal:
Hi,

I'm using CM 7.03 on my Legend and it was working really good.

However yesterday i was stupid enough to install an update of superuser.

After this update root access was still functioning but i was getting a "su binary is outdated" message.

So i tried to update this,but the update failed.

So i went into rom manager,downloaded Super User 3 and flashed it,i shouldn't have done this.

After phone booted my root access was gone,and whenever a program asked root access it showed a forced close window of the su app.

My question now is....can i fix this without reflashing the device.

Keep in mind that rom manager isn't working and i can't boot into clockworkmod.

I also tried softrooting in order to gain access to the file system but this also failed.

Any help would be greatly appriciated.

Thanks!

Edit: Just a brainfart,but would it work if i copied the correct superuser version to my goldcard,rename it to update.zip and flash it?
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oneyard:
try to update to the latest superuser..

btw.. you are on which cm7?

before this.. im on cm nightly 195.. got some error when updating superuser binary..

but now im on latest cm nightly with updated superuser from market.. successful update the binary through the superuser setting interface..
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mph_aut:
i had the same problem & was able to fix it after the same steps you've taken by installing the superuser.apk from the flashing-.zip file again. there have been updates of superuser application in the market since, maybe they will fix the problem too...
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scx110a:
Rom Manager has the superuser 2.x,too.You can download it and reboot into recovery, flash the bag( at /sdcard/clockworkmod/download/goo-inside.me/superuser/(THE SU YOU WANT TO FLASH).ZIP

Flash it and the root access will back~

ps.It seems cm 7 haven't supported su3.0....About 1 month ago, I flashed the su 3.0 and it always told me access deny...Finally I have to flash the su 2.x back...

About the recovery,you can plug the phone to computer and in recovery mode(HAVE A RED ALERT TRIANGLE), run the recovery-windows.bat( it is in the r3(or 4)-legend-root.zip), and you can flash anything you want.The HTC raw recovery( with only 4 items)cannot flash the su package even with the goldcard....
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pihkal:
Hi,

thanks for the advice.

I'm gonna try to reflash the correct superuser.zip,that's how i wrecked it in the first place.

Also i didn't know it was impossible to do this with the raw HTC recovery so i will use the suggested batch file.

Thanks a lot guys,i'll come back and post my results.
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nibla101:
My fix

Had the same problem on a nightly.

I did just download su-3.0.2-efgh-signed.zip from superuser website and flashed it and then it worked fine after that.
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pihkal:
[SOLVED] CM7 lost root access after su update

Well,it isn't going like it should.

I just can't get into recovery.

I'm trying in VMware,running Windows XP (it never worked before on Win 7 x64),i've installed the correct version of HTC sync but when i run recovery-windows.bat (from hack4legend) i just keep getting errors...

failed to copy files etc/mtab.... (file system read only)

--install: applet not found.

nohup: appending....

Can't figure out what i'm doing wrong,it look like it needs root access but that's what i'm trying to fix.

Help?

Edit: Whoops,forgot about the red triangle...i can get into recovery now.

Edit2: Just flashed the correct su.zip and root access is restored!!!

Thanks a million guys!!!!!!
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scx110a:
Sorry...but are there any screenshots?

Edit :errr...yes,you must get into the red triangle screen....

Glad to help~:)
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pihkal:
It worked!

Thank you!
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] filipathtc:
I had a similar problem:I installed the new su version (on cm7).everything worked fine but than I stucked on my boot img. :( but I have restored my nandroid backup successfully :)
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pihkal:
Glad to hear you fixed your problem to.
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oblignash:
Thanks, same problem with update to cyanogen 7.35 flashed the 2.x and back to root agiain on my legend thanks alot!!!
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AFX3D:
Im trying just this. But where did you find that su.zip???

edit: ****ing YES! I did flash the: su-3.0.2-efgh-signed.zip and now i have rooot. thanks. im out
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] hashish16:
Is this enabled on the ATT variant?
[Galaxy 3 General] parik309:
what i did

1- Dutchmods v3.2 was working fine on my Sansung Galaxy 3. everything was fine except the battery was draining very fast.

i falshed dual boot kernel, fugumod 2.4, and finally G3MOD 1.9 lite.

2- G3MOD was working fine but still battery drain was there

3- Downloaded Dutchmods v4.0 image and installed via multiboot.

4- Everything was fine except battery drain problem.

5- Downloaded Indroid V6 image and flashed via multiboot.

6- Everything was still fine then downloaded Upadte1, Update2 & Sony Erricson launcher.

7- Applied all three via update.zip one after other without rebooting.

8- When rebooted Gmail application gone, Indroid OTA not working, Tethering Not Working.

9- Thought updates were problem so again flashed Indroid V6 image via multi boot but problem persisits.

10- Flashed Duthchmods V4.0 gmail application came but unable to setup gmail account.

11- Flashed Dutchmods V3.0 same problem of unable to setup gmail account hence market, talk, gmail, email not working.

12- Flashed stock rom without bootloader DDJP2 (asian), provided by kyrillos, situation remains the same.

Major problems

1- Data connection is working fine for browser but while setting gmail account it says

"This could be a temporary problem or your phone may not be provisioned for data services"

2- Unable to tither via USB as well as android AP in both cases "no internet access" is shown after connection.

3- due to this market not working.

4- Indroid OTA was also not working.

3- But all the time browser is able to connect and use internet without any problem.

any help would be really appriciated.

thanks in advance

need some really quick reply
[Galaxy 3 General] mrvek:
Have you tried through wifi?
[Galaxy 3 General] parik309:
well i have finally flashed Dutchmods v4.0

still the problem persists may be its a network error.

anyway thanks for reply.

and yes Indroid V6 doesn't has gmail or what that application was still not there in the image file when i flashed in again
[Droid Incredible General] pickleman77:
I've been here for a while with my Inc, and even though I haven't really contributed a lot, I'd like to say thanks to all the people who have helped me through the modding adventure. I learned a lot, and even helped some friends with it. I've grown bored with the OS, though; I'm moving to a 4S so I can be less tempted to make minor changes and more able to enjoy everything. (I'll still jailbreak it, of course.) I'd just like to remind everyone that both options are equally awesome, albeit in different ways, and that there are some of us out here who enjoy both.
[Droid Incredible General] tcberg2010:
Enjoy dual core 3G. I'll let you know how LTE is on a dual core phone.
[Droid Incredible General] jayochs:
less tempted to make minor changes so you can enjoy it?

so, basically, you're buying into exactly what apple is selling: a locked down OS. gotcha. hey man, if that's for you and android is too complicated for ya, then so be it. ;) enjoy your slightly upgraded iphone 4! :D
[Droid Incredible General] SlimSnoopOS:
Coming from an Inc (or any 2010 Android phone for that matter) I would say that's a huge upgrade in regards to out the box performance.
[Droid Incredible General] bigsapz:
It's pretty Effin badass, let me tell ya.

Sent from my DROID BIONIC
[Droid Incredible General] pickleman77:
I'm waiting until LTE becomes available in more areas and is more battery efficient.

I'm more buying into an OS other than Android. I've pretty much done everything I'd like to with Android; I've installed tons of roms and tweaks, but nothing gets around that it's all still the same OS. I figure I'll switch over to iOS to enjoy the better app selection and other features, then switch back to Android in a year or two so whatever enhancements made over that time will make it seem fresh to me. I'm not trying to incite flaming here by any means. I'm just offering my opinion and trying to show that there are, in fact, people out there who enjoy the benefits of any type of phone, regardless of brand loyalty.
[Droid Incredible General] ejdavis72:
F

Rock on Dude, I hope you find what you're looking for.
[Droid Incredible General] T-Keith:
I don't understand your reasoning but good luck. See you at licorice or marshmallow.
[Droid Incredible General] wildstang83:
Enjoy the garden. I'll be here enjoying my ice cream and jelly beans, lol
[Droid Incredible General] SteveG12543:
You've got balls posting that here lol. I respect that. I hope you enjoy the 4S :).

Sent from my Droid Incredible running some random CM7 nightly.
[Droid Incredible General] Zalatorisaurus:
Looks like I'll be going the same way. My dad decided to upgrade the family to iPhones and I'm not going to turn do a free phone, especially one that expensive. I'm still going to keep my Inc because I still plan on making some Android apps.
[Droid Incredible General] POQbum:
They had better app selection in 2009, maybe early 2010. In late 2011.. no, plus android has a slew of mini-app-tweaks that Apple would ban if they ever entered their appstore.

I think iPhones are great too, but for non-techsavvy type people. Grandma's, my mom, etc. People who don't know how to really customize their android phone. Android's without customization have bloatware, turd settings, often sluggish, they're just pretty turdly all around. I didn't really love my phone until I rooted it and customized it.

I also like the build of iPhones compared with the majority of Android devices. Anyway personally, I think you'll regret your choice after a few weeks or until you realize all the things iPhone can't do.
[Droid Incredible General] hexon:
I'm right there with you OP. I pre-ordered my 4S the other day. Android has been great (well, cyanogenmod at least) but I don't have the time to install roms anymore to figure out which I like best and I can't handle the bugs in the existing roms. It'll be nice to have a phone that doesn't randomly reboot or activate speakerphone for a change. And I'm tired of carrying around 2 devices for my music/phone. I don't have brand bias, I just know what I need in a phone, and that's consistency.
[Droid Incredible General] zwade01:
Hmm... last time I checked, my inc plays music... lol
[Droid Incredible General] tmason68:
Yeah I never got that argument. I think in some ways it shows brand bias. Best purchase I made in the last couple of years was some software that stripped the drm off my iTunes music.
[Droid Incredible General] hexon:
You're right, my Inc has a music player. But it doesn't sync with itunes, my ipod dock, or my car. Nor does it have the accessory support that iphone has. The one thing I will miss is native google turn by turn navigation. I'll definitely enjoy the better battery life! That's the one thing that kept me from jumping to an LTE phone instead. But I have enjoyed the community here and some of the hard work a few of the devs have put in.
[Droid Incredible General] wildstang83:
This thread should have never been created and should be closed. You guys are just gonna set here and go back and forth at each other.

This isn't an Apple discussion sub category.

Let's get back to Android development for our Incredible.
[Droid Incredible General] k.electron:
i have a hard time understanding one thing. everyone who is an ios fan keeps touting the app selection over android.

then i ask them - is angry birds free?

/sadface

then i ask them - what are these great apps not available on android?

/one reply - infinity blade

then i ask them - have u ever used easy tether? played a real mmo on ur pc using just ur phone to get internet while camping?

/sadface

the only thing magical about ios is its ability to make people believe it can do more than it does.
[Droid Incredible General] jayochs:
"But it doesn't sync with itunes, my ipod dock, or my car."

sure it does. research it. there's apps that do it for free, or apps you can pay for.
[Droid Incredible General] jbis:
I use Isyncr that sync iTunes to my Dinc perfectly
[Droid Incredible General] ejdavis72:
My buddy just sold his iPhone 4 and got the AT&T Galaxy S2. He says that he will NEVER EVER EVER EVER go back to an iPhone because of the whole walled garden, Apple controlling his phone and Apple forcing updates that break all of his customizations. I guess if you want to think for yourself, then go with Android, but if you want someone to think for you, then go with iPhone.

I have messed with the iPhone PLENTY of times and there is nothing you can do with an iPhone that you can't do with an Android device, but there is PLENTY you can do on an Android device that you can't do on an iPhone. It's all about choices, and with iPhone, you get what you get. :rolleyes:

This is how I see the difference between Android and iPhone... Let's just say you go out and buy yourself a new car, and after having that car for a while you decide to put new custom wheels on it, tint the windows, custom paint, custom exhaust, beef the engine up, and of course don't forget the dingle balls. :) Now, let's just say that you get a new car and after a while you get bored with it but there are no customizations you can do to it? BORING! Android, you can do pretty much what you want... iPhone, you get what you get... That's how I see it.

I am not trying to start **** at all, I have just been around both OS's long enough to know what their limitations are. If you start hacking iOS, expect MANY crashes and random reboots.
[Droid Incredible General] badogg:
So, blue pill. Got it.

:P
[Droid Incredible General] :
I considered getting the 4S. I have nothing against it, besides the lack of LTE, but the battery is great, so that makes up for it for me.

I have an iPod touch (64GB 4th generation) and an iPad (64GB Original) both running iOS 5. And I've been quite happy with the new OS, considering both devices only have 256mb of RAM. Nothing super huge, besides the notification center that they totally stole from Android.

I still love my Incredible, and still have another 6 months on the 2yr contract anyway, but I've replaced the speaker once, and it just blew again. Also had to replace the entire back housing just for the camera lens cover. And the battery is pretty weak, still using the stock 1300.

But in the end, I think I will just go with whatever is the best out when it comes time to upgrade, assuming my Incredible doesn't die on me. Hopefully Verizon will get a pure Android device.
[Droid Incredible General] godsmacked4653:
I think that sums it up pretty well... Sure, Android stuff works how you want it to. If you root, tweak, find the best ROM, fix it when the speakers blow, etc.. And there's nothing wrong with that, if you have the time. I do, personally. And I love my Android phones. ;)

Apple stuff generally works without all the tweaking and rooting. And sometimes it's nice to have that out-of-the-box stability. Especially if you don't have the time, need it constantly for work, *****y girlfriend, whatever. :P

I'm still jealous of iOS apps, though. Android may have more, and they may be free more often, but they definitely lack in quality. (not all the time, of course. but usually.)
[Droid Incredible General] ooofest:
We have Androids at home (Incredible and Incredible 2) and the rest of my relatives have iPhone 4 on AT&T and Verizon. My Incredible is slightly less smooth in terms of some scrolling actions and has a buggy video camera once in a long while, but I can't live in the iOS wall without getting claustrophobic - and, I haven't even put custom ROMs on my phone, yet! Got all prepared to do so, then expected the 2.3.4 update months ago and was going to set it to S-off but otherwise at stock code levels so as to invite the OTR before trying customs, yet the update still hasn't come due to HTC or Verizon bugs, apparently.

Our Incredible 2 is a slick, fast, direct upgrade of the Incredible without LTE and I can't find anything except some apps that an iPhone has which it doesn't . . . on the flip side, we use Flash in both our phone web browsers all the time, share our phone media in ways iOS doesn't as easily allow and I've been relying on Voice Actions with the original Incredible extensively, to great success. Before Apple purchased their voice processing/natural language capabilities (i.e., Siri) now coming out standard with 4s models, I found myself attempting to talk into friend's/relative's iPhones for making commands or taking dictation . . . and the things would just not be able to perform what I desired, most of the time. It probably doesn't help that I've never been able to stomach using iTunes, as I even rely on Media Monkey to synch songs with the iPod touch my spouse got as a present.

iPhones certainly have slick UIs, though - nicely done there. Still, I like the Android folders and screen customizations more than the iOS equivalents, the latter which require various screen press lengths to somewhat cryptically edit, etc.

Different strokes.
[Droid Incredible General] ABorgh:
Hope I0n1c was right about the exploit he might have found in 4S, otherwise you are not going to be able to jailbreak that phone!
[Droid Incredible General] loonatik78:
I'm serious curious why you'd wait for an OTA just so you could wipe it completely off the phone and try a custom ROM. Can you explain?
[Droid Incredible General] mkropf:
I wouldn't buy an iphone if it were twice as good. 1. Apple is acting like a spoiled baby (nicest way to put it) 2. The open source of Android represents our free country the United States of America!
[Droid Incredible General] loonatik78:
I wouldn't describe freedom is the inability to own anything, which is exactly what open source is. Not that Android is a great example of open source; it is not. There's plenty of reasons to not like Apple, but their software being closed source isn't one of them. Apple, WP7, BBOS all have a couple things that Android completely fails to attain and that would be structure and refinement. Then again, that's what you get with a poorly run open source project. For people that simply NEED software that works and has gone through some sort of review or editorial process, Android is NOT that OS.
[Droid Incredible General] ooofest:
I was partly waiting on an OTA to determine if such a standard update would be "good enough" to not tempt me on custom ROMs. Plus, I tend to be rather stuck on "stock" for things I rely on heavily, such as my phone, car, etc. So, I was thinking it might be good to get a standard update, back it up and then try custom ROMs out for a bit - all the with knowledge that my prior backup would be available.

After reading good things about Stock+ v2 the past few weeks and seeing its enthusiastic support by jermaine151, I decided to give up waiting on Verizon/HTC getting their act together and take the plunge towards Gingerbread this past weekend. I'm quite pleased with the result, thus far.

- ooofest
[Droid Incredible General] ejdavis72:
Android OS has everything I need and waaaay more, also it never crashes or gives me any trouble. What more could you ask for.
[Droid Incredible General] godsmacked4653:
A nice camera UI.