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[Motorola Droid Bionic] CC Lemon:
If you just got it and paid regular price, it's a tough call. I think there's enough to maybe choose the razr over the bionic, but not if you already have the bionic. The razr definitely looks nice and has slightly better specs, but it's not so massive that you should feel bad about buying the bionic. I picked my bionic up for next to nothing and I knew that deal would not be available for the galaxy nexus or the razr, so the choice seemed obvious for me.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] eraursls1984:
If it were me and I just paid full price I'd return it and wait, the non removable battery isn't an issue for me. The bionic is a great phone, the only thing I don't like is that I couldn't restore data for a few of my apps, and the file system is a little weird at first with certain apps, but I suspect the RAZR to have a similar file structure and possibility the same restore problems (once its rooted). I just got my bionic, not at full price but as a t bolt replacement, and I thought about selling the bionic to upgrade to the RAZR, mainly because of the screen, but I'll wait until it has root and until I see the screen.
[Venue Pro General] asdffgjh:
tmobile hawaii usnig a mac. got the mango update just fine, but ive been trying to install the dell update that comes after mango and i keep getting the error 800700ce.

i noticed it happens while its backing up the phone. tried just backing up the phone and got the same error.

anyone else?E
[Venue Pro General] ZappiestOyster:
I think it may be your cable, buddy. Try switching to the original cable that shipped with the phone and also see if you can hook to a desktop for the update.
[Venue Pro General] asdffgjh:
im using the cable that came with it. also, on a mac desktop....
[HTC Desire S] soulx23:
Hi guys,

i have some problem with this MIUI ROM after i flash it.

Every time i make a call or receive a call, the screen becomes blank.

After the call is finish, sometimes the phone automatically shut down.

please advice. i cant find the link to this problem coz i'm sure some people share the same problem with me.

appreciate you guys for helping.
[HTC Desire S] firchik-lfc:
Did you find a solution of this problem?

I have the same problem, except Stock Kernel.

All other Kernels have this issue, Tiamat and other.
[HTC Desire S] rolfharris:
Yeah I've got this too, **** me to tears....
[HTC Sensation] DJblakel:
Well as the tital states, My (NEW) HTC sensation will not boot up at all.

I have read heaps of threads and tired lots of different things to get it going again but nothing seems to work? (im still a bit of a noob with all this)

Il let you know what I have done..

I have downloaded the origional ROM for my phone (for my provider) and placed onto a Memory card and tried to load the file..

I get to the stage where its

SD CHECKING...

LOADING...[PG58DIAG.ZIP]

No Image!

LOADING...[PGDIAG.ZIP]

No Image!

LOADING..[PG58IMG.ZIP]

Once completed it then goes

CHECKING PG58IMG.ZIP

once its done it goes back to the 'hboot' screen.

Pressing anything on that screen results back to the reboot loop.

Also, Using command prompt I have tried connecting to it via USB following other tuts and I get when typing "fastboot oem get_identifier_token"

it gives me the follwoing error..

<bootloader> [ERR] Command error !!!

OKAY [ 0.016s]

finished. total time: 0.016s

I did the above following the HTC site to unlock the bootloader hoping that I can install another ROM to get it running up.

I dont know exactly what S-ON is but I THINK it may have something to do with none of my ROMS loading?

Help! I have not even used the damn phone yet. Would love to get it up and running...
[HTC Sensation] malybru:
Hi,

When you go into hboot,does it say S-ON at the top.

In which case you cannot install any ROMS

Check the guide to S-OFF in my sig.

That should set you on the right path.

:)
[HTC Sensation] djjuice:
yes you will need to perform S-off before doing anything
[Off-topic] nadram:
Hello :)

A suggestion to the admins!! (if I may dare and make such a humble suggestion)

Each and every post here at the most awesome XDA forums, gives the option to share to twitter or facebook

How about a +1 button to share to Google Plus please :)
[Off-topic] TheRomMistress:
+1 button is in the works...and you can already share specific posts.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0Reefa:
Hi all,

Since upgrading to 2.3.4 I've lost the default ringtone from 2.3.3 which the unit shipped with...

I've searched far and wide but to no avail, can anyone please upload it?

Many thanks,

Reefa
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Search i posted it within the last 12 hours for exact same question .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0Reefa:
Thanks, unfortunately none of the search terms such as "default ringtone" brought up the required thread, I actually had to search for your name to find it which isn't exactly intuitive!

If anyone else is searching for it, the thread is here

Good day all :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] effla:
SGSII Default ringtones

Hi all, i'm searching for the entire packet of default ringtones of the GSII i9100.

I've already searched this forum for the entire set but i've found only some of them.

There's someone who has already upload the set somewhere?

Thanks in advance :confused:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] effla:
Founded by myself. Hoper will be useful for future search. gg

mysamsungwave.com/index.php?topic=9179.0
[Acer Iconia A500] Neoprimal:
I am considering purchasing the dock. I don't need HDMI or the audio port etc.

My plan is to use the A500 as a chumby-like device beside me at night time. So, clock, weather, etc. and a quick touch to dim or light it up.

That being said, is the dock worth it? Does it work well? Mostly I'm concerned about the remote, I'm sure I'll be using that a lot.

I have read that it never used to, but now works nicely in 3.2, but I'd like to verify that here before I drop 50 bucks on it.

Thanks.
[Acer Iconia A500] FloatingFatMan:
If that's all you want it for, save yourself the money and just buy a cheap tablet stand...
[Acer Iconia A500] Neoprimal:
And where do I find a remote that will work with it that's small and neat?
[Acer Iconia A500] kpfx:
Unless you're willing to pay a lot of money just for a remote, I'd have to agree with FloatingFatMan.

While I really want a dock, paying $55 USD for the official Acer dock and another $20 for a power supply (because it doesn't come with one) is crazy, considering the limitations. It's really nothing more than an expensive piece of plastic with a power pass-thru and audio connector.

I think that dock would be good if they droped the price or released a version 2.0 with a power supply, USB, and HDMI (granted, you mentioned you wern't looking for those features).

A simple $5 generic tablet stand and nightstand app will do everything you're looking for... just without the cheap-feeling remote that the Acer dock comes with.

If you really want a remote there are several good Bluetooth versions that will work. I saw some threads with people using a Jabra 3030
[Acer Iconia A500] Zeravnos:
Hell, I bent an old coat hanger into a DIY stand and it works great. Not aesthetically pleasing mind you, but it works amazingly for what its worth.
[Acer Iconia A500] ku4tp:
I have to agree with the others...

As an owner of the dock, I'm very disappointed. Everything the others say about it is true. A basic tablet stand would likely serve you better. Note that I really don't use the remote, though.
[Acer Iconia A500] jaamoke:
Inexpensive tablet stand

Here's a link to an inexpensive, folding tablet stand. I don't own this, but it has many positive reviews.

http://www.amazon.com/Arkon-Portabl...TAB1/dp/B000CKVOOY/ref=acc_glance_e_ai_ps_t_4
[Acer Iconia A500] Neoprimal:
Thanks for the responses. The answer is, yes I really do want the remote. I was only thinking about the dock on behalf of the fact that it would be 2 solutions in 1.

1. I'd get a remote. I haven't been able to source any neat/small bluetooth remotes

The only one I've seen for less than $40 is the PS3 remote and I doubt that's compatible with the A500 in terms of all the relevant functions. There's another, $40 by SMK-Link but again, not sure if it works with the A500 and it's too big anyway.

and...

2. The dock would serve as my charger so I didn't have to fumble for the cord to plug the tablet in every time. I could just drop it on the dock when I'm heading to bed. Afaik the tablet's charger works with the dock, so I wouldn't need to spend another $20, it's not like I need 2 anyway.

The dock isn't absolutely necessary. It just takes a few extra movements to plug it in anyway. I'd gladly save a few bucks on skipping the dock. The remote is the real issue at hand. While I want the tablet to be like a chumby, I also want it to be my music player as mentioned. After I'm done playing with it beside the bed and I've set my alarm, I don't want to have to stretch over to fiddle with it if I don't like the song being played. Likewise, I don't want to have to fiddle with it while manipulating/navigating the netflix app.

If you guys could recommend to me a good bluetooth remote control I'd be happy. I still haven't been able to source a good one. The Jabra 3030 is $60-90 and a bit more than I need but less than I want. I don't need a device to stream music through headphones to me, I already have a great bluetooth speaker system set up in my bedroom. The Street also is missing a directional pad.

I already own the Arkon. That's what I use to dock it now. It serves it's purpose as a dock nicely in terms of leaving it be, but in cases where you need to touch the tablet, it isn't as practical since if you're not careful, touching the tablet ends up fumbling your configuration/angles...even though the hinges are for the most part quite tight.

I'm sad to hear that the dock is disappointing, but for what I want it seems I may not have a choice.

Thanks again for your responses and advice. I look forward to hearing your suggestions. I've searched up and down the net' and haven't been able to find a small, tidy control like the one that comes with the A500 dock.
[Acer Iconia A500] SoHaunted:
Gentle Alarm's Night Mode + my 10 dollar Merkury Innovations Stand is more and adequate enough on my dresser, plus it looks sexxy ;).

The Docks current setup is just not worth the money, unless you need a 50+ dollar remote for the brag factor.
[Acer Iconia A500] alose:
I have that stand it works real nice.
[Acer Iconia A500] kurisutofa76:
it's definitly not worth it !

i had one for another tab. save ur money, and just take a good case ;)
[Acer Iconia A500] luke.pell:
Dock purely for charging?

So there are no cheaper docks purely for charging?

I know I can get a cheap stand and plug in the power cable, that's what I use now - A $3 business card holder from OfficeWorks and the original charger.

But I want a dock that I can throw my tab at, and have it slide in and start charging.
[Acer Iconia A500] Neoprimal:
I caved and got the Acer Dock. There are just no alternatives for the remote and being able to just sit the device on something and have it charge is a nice bonus over having to plug it in every time.

Not sure why so many are complaining about it. I half expected it to crumble while using it or that it just wouldn't work the way some owners complained of how cheap it was on Amazon. But I read some of the 4 star reviews and went ahead with the purchase.

But the dock works well, the remote works very well, better than I expected and the dock isn't that 'cheap' to me. Then I again, I don't equate something made of plastic to being cheap so that may just be me.

For what it does, allowing you to sit your tablet down to charge AND coming with the remote control (that I can find no alternatives for), it's well worth it to me...you just have to stomach the $50. If you consider the dock to be 20/25 and the remote to be 25/30 (that's what I did), it doesn't feel like a waste of money. Granted, if you don't want the remote then it would definitely feel like paying too much but I haven't found any charging bases either way, and I don't think you ever will since it's a proprietary slot.
[Acer Iconia A500] qwertylesh:
I'm considering getting one of these docks.

Its handy to have an audio connection that doesn't use the 3.5ml jack, preventing the jack from getting worn down whenever you want to play music at home.

Let alone not wearing down the solder for the charging port (I hate the charging port, am really disappointed the tab cant charge over its micro USB, but thats a whole separate rant eheh)

I originally thought I should get a second charger and dock, but since using custom roms my battery life has gotten so good that I can leave my only charger at home on a dock and not have to worry.

My battery is usually on 70% ~ 65% remaining by the time I get home, including daily web usage, 2 hours of video playback, and general fiddling here and there. :)

If there was a cheaper stand that utilised the Dock port, i'd strongly consider it, but since this is the only one I know of that has the port for audio, remote control and charging. if I could get one for 50 bucks I would be very happy.

unfortunately in Aus they're price point is ****ty (aus retail sucks) so Its probably going to cost me $65~
[Acer Iconia A500] tkolev:
If you could charge via the USB, you would wear it down twice as fast. That's because you can't charge it connected to a PC because its USB port simply cannot supply the needed current to charge the battery. So you would have to plug in a charger and unplug it every time you need to connect to a PC for file transfer. Not to mention that this would make developement of applications with A500a pain in the a## because you will be discharging the battery while connected unless you allow it to go to sleep and have to wake and unlock every time you run your app (which would still discharge the battery but slower).

Acer did not put the extra production effort/cost in having more ports just to make your life miserable ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
So i managed to solve the problem that i had.

When i said that i could flash only the stock one, i was flashing XXKI3 as one file after each failed attempt to flash a custom one.

So i tried and flashed another stock rom, again as 1 file. after the flash was done the phone again stucked at first screen wit the triangle.

After that i thought that something was really messed up in the phone and flashed again XXKI3 with PIT and multiple files and offcourse RE-Partition.

After that flash a stock rom with 1 file and modified bootloader from Intratech's thread, this way you can also reset the binary caunter with a jig (can find many on ebay).

After finish flashing and first boot

root with CF kernel and flash any custom rom. It worked as it should. Now i am on a custom rom and trying to see which one suits me best.

Thank Jiganet for some may be needed modified bootloader which is recommended so you can reset binary counter.

Everyone tha nk you for your suggestions and help.

any rom that i install is not getting beyond the bootlogo. i had xxki3 stock with cf-root xxki3 kernel.

every install i make full wipe on everything before(data, cache, dalvik).

any body any idea?

only stock rom working.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kanefox:
The first boot takes some time. Are you waiting that long?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rembrandtlnx:
1. Enter Clockworkmod recovery

1a. Do a Backup (not a must, but i suggest) from the cwm recovery of your current rom/settings.

2. Wipe Data/Cache Factory reset

3. Flash the new rom you want

4. Again (not needed but well..) Wipe Data/Cache Factory Reset

5. Wipe Cache

6. Advanced -> Wipe Dalvik Cache (this is why you get bootloops)

7. Reboot to system

Wait 4-5 minutes and you will have your new, shiny working rom.

Hope it helps, cheers
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
yes. more than 10 minutes.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
i am not getting any bootloops. it just gets stucked at the first screen with the triangle.

i have no experience in samsung but i have done all that you mention.

still no luck. i will try once more and let you know in about 20 minutes.

thanks for your help.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rembrandtlnx:
Mh strange, the strange is.. with the stock rom is working.

Looks like your phone dosnt like the rom you are flashing so the quesion now is:

Are you sure, you are flashing a rom your phone can read? I know the i9100G and the AT&T versions cant be flashed with the standard (i9100) S2 roms (there is a specific thread i think here on xda for those versions)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
mine is an unbranded i9100 from Greece. i am flashing the correct roms.:)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
the same. more than 15 minutes of waiting time. flashing stock again.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rembrandtlnx:
Im sorry cant rly help you then, let's wait for some more experienced user answer
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
thanks. no worries. stock is good. matter of speaking:D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netcitizen:
next time when u flash try formatting system.

In CWM >mounts and storage> format system
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephraim:
Please state detailed steps you did when flashing a ROM and what kind of ROM.. That will help alot on trouble shooting your problem.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
every body read first post managed to solve this.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] interceptor30:
Hi was there a solution to this problem as I seem to get it with EVERY rom I try to install from zip?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jiganet:
Hi to all, this is my first Post and this is my First Android I come from an iPhone 2G, iPhone 3g, iPhone 3GS and my last phone was an iPhone 4!!! now I'm extremely happy with my new SGS2!!!

I have been searching a lot!!! for a solution for this flash loop issue,

1 - I have flash to a stock 2.3.5 KI3 samfirmware,

2- then I have Odin>PDA>cf-root-KI3-4.2.tar to root my phone.

3 - After that I downloaded 3 custom roms, DarkyROM2_KI3, VillainROM-3.0.0-signed and Cyanogen cm_galaxys2_full-112. put them on my root internal sdcard.

4 - booted to ClockworkMod Recovery menu.

5 - Wipe Data/Factory Reset

6 - Wipe Partition Cache.

7 - Install Zip from sdcard.

and every thing seems ok, but when i restart, it stays on the boot loop, even if i manage to enter to CWM Recovery menu it says that E: Can't Mount ... bla bla bla

I had been trying to put a custom rom so much that my binary counter is now on 10 :)

I'm going to try what you wrote on the first post!

Restore to stock KI3 firmware using pit file and repartition.

after that install the cf-root kernel. Restart and try to install any custom firmware.

Hope it works

Not it did not work, Maybe the problem was Wipe Partition cache after installing new rom, going to stock and repeating
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watts00:
I'm having this exact same problem, please post here if you find an answer to your problem.

I first installed checkrom with no problems, then i decided to wipe and try install dlevrom but after rebooting i'm left with the same problem as above.

It's only when i flash stock 2.3.5 KI3 through odin with pit, repartition, all checked that my phone works.

I then repeat the steps of flashing cf root through odin and then try flash a custom rom, either checkrom or dlevrom and neither work.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jiganet:
Another try another fail!

I have no idea on what else can I do!!! tried again and nothing! I tied cf-root 4.1 and nothing and cf-root 4.2 and nothing!.

After i got the stuck on boot! I can restore to stock by only using the PDA, I don't need to set the pit file again!, but I'm usign all the files on Odin to see If that makes any difference but nothing!!!

I wonder how mariosraptor did it!!!! Can you throw us a light???
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
I have explained it on first post. Just follow step by step the first post directions.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jiganet:
Nope it didn't work

The steps I did:

1. Restore to stock using PIT, PDA, PHONE, CSC.

2. After it boots root the phone with cf root 4.1 for ki3

3. Use CWM Recovery to flash the new rom on internal sdcard.

I have been doing it with wipe data, wipe cache, wipe develk.

Nothing is there a step that im missing?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jiganet:
SOLVED!!!!!! JAJAJA

The only problem, was one minor thing, a little thing called Bootloader!

I installed the old bootloader!

find it here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278

And after that every thing worked perfectly, no boot loops!!!!

Hope it helps!!!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] milleirish:
As the title reads, I am looking for a good stock gingerbread rom for my wifes cappy. I Have not updated her phone for about 6 months now, and I think its time for her to have gingerbread. What roms would you suggest? I use Adams Ninja rom on my Inspire but The stock rom would do for her. And is it the same, Can I just flash the rom or do I need to use a new odin to flash her to gingerbread?

Thanks for the information.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sepherian:
Kl2, I believe there its an Odin package in the development forum

Swyped issuing Swype purse recuse ant typos.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edtonn:
As mentioned above, KI2 stock would be just that: bone-stock. Which I've heard is a great thing. If you want a few mods with a great stock look & feel, check out Pinnacle. Recently out of development, but it's been rock-solid for me for about a week.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kyuta Syuko:
I'm currently using stock KI2 myself because I wanted odexed firmware, and I've got to say I think Samsung's finally starting to do stuff right. My GPS is the best it's ever been and I haven't run into any serious issues. The issues I have run into may or may not be due to the firmware itself since I have done some modding of my own. Such as hexed the pit file to increase the Cache partition size so I can download more then 30M from the market (currently at 58M or so) and removed some of the system apps (bloatware and various other apps I don't really use).

*edit*

Another thing I've noticed is that the H+ Icon in the status bar will show up beside the Wifi icon when on Wifi, but it just seems more like a cosmetic issue.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prbassplayer:
Nothing to do with the topic, did you read somewhere how to add cache?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] El Niche:
I just updated to 2.3.5 totally stock with a odin one click package. It was very easy and the phone has been smooth as butter. No problems or hickups so far. running much faster than before in Froyo. Very happy with the flash and very stable. I just wish there was an easy way to rrot without messing w the kernels.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kyuta Syuko:
Short Answer: Yes

Long Answer: I scoured the webs and these forums for information related to increasing the cache. There's the link in my sig that links to another thread where people have posted different variations of a script that allows you to use a Virtual Cache of any size and one guy posted a recompiled pit file that will change the size when you repartition with it.

I went a little further and searched for info about the pit file and learned how to hex my own pit file to make the cache partition the size I want. Granted my modded pit file and the one mentioned above will decrease the size of the dbdata partition an equivalent amount.