yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Optimus 2x] salisbury_steak:
Just in case no one is available to help out. You can always try to do it yourself. :)

http://uot.dakra.lt/how_to/

Good luck mate!
[LG Optimus 2x] thekurgandk:
Sounds like a plan :-)

And I notice ICS have gone blue.... ;-)
[LG Optimus 2x] hyyuga:
Just a heads up. Since Nightly #177 in call quality has vastly improved. it used to be a dealbreaker for me too
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] changngocvtc:
Hi All,

Someone please help me to compile tun/tap driver for my OpenVPN in LG Optimus 3D P920. I did all things, but It doesnot work. I try to push tun.ko into modules with rooted.....install busy box, openvpn installer........ect.....

someone know which ROM complied tun/tap driver for my phone, please show me

please help.....Thanks so much.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mookie_Jones:
i dont know if its from the update or not, but it seems to me that i cant see or use my sdcard or usb on my keyboard.. is anyone else having the same issues?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bosotros:
The same thing happened to me after the update. I can only get the usb to recognize a flash drive if I reboot and then insert the drive. If I remove the drive then I can't get it to initialize again unless I reboot.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpmg762:
same here. Asus screwed up with 3.2.1.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YodaEXE:
Works fine on my machine, though I'm running Prime 2.0.3, so it's possible that there is a fix in that.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mookie_Jones:
well its at least good to know that its not just my keyboard gone bad
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daveb693:
lol i thought it was just me having probs, is there anyway to downgrade
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shmootz:
Same here. How do we fix :(
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FrayAdjacent:
Had an issue while on a trip. The TF wouldn't recognize my camera's SD card when I put it in the slot.

Restarting the unit resolved this.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danny6869:
It's been happening frequently...only a reboot seems to fix it for me
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thomas_pieps:
Same here reboot fixes the problem
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Paul:
I get my microSD card randomly unmounting itself now
[HTC Sensation] the-Mike_D:
Does MHL have an inherent limitation of outputting at 24hz@1080p? I have the cable for my HTC Sensation and that's what I get, just 24hz instead of 60hz that I thought. Also I realized the picture is not truly1080p. Sure the mode is 1080p on the tv but it's actually just the 960x540 native res of the phone's display that's upscaled to 1080. Anybody else have similar results or explanations?
[HTC Sensation] alitomari:
I've had a similar result; all of my videos I play are upscaled to 1080p and to be honest the video doesn't look very good on my tv (you can see the upscaling by the big pixels). I'm using the Tmobile mhl adapter. I've seen youtube videos of the Galaxy S2 outputting 1080p movies through MHL. That looks like it is actually outputting real 1080p and not just being upscaled (but I'm not sure, its hard to tell from a youtube video). Does anyone else have input on this?
[HTC Sensation] ryanjsoo:
i know this is the sensation section however i have an evo 3d and it is pretty much the same internally. i too have this problem and i have a suspicion that it is due to the adapter. does anyone have the oem htc mhl adapter because my tvout is locked at 24fps probably due to my fake ebay mhl adapter. i dont want to spend $50 on a mhl adapter that may or may not be better than my current one.
[HTC Sensation] philje123:
I don't see how it would be able to not upscale the image?!

If it tried to use the full 1080p image then the resolution would need to change on the phone itself as well as the HDMI output.

Phil
[HTC Sensation] Shery4life:
i have a hdmi /mhl cable and it has came from mobilefun website and like other have mentioned i have different story because i use the mhl cable with my 24 inch led monitor which has a 1920*1080 res. but the trouble is that in setting it shows that it is outputting at 1280*720@ 60hz. i want toknow how can i make it work in 1920*1080 @60 hz.

another thing i want everyone to check is to type *#*#4636#*#* after connecting ur phone with your tv or monitor and check if your phone phone shows charging mode in ac or does it show usb charging

because in my case the problem is that it shows charging in usb mode and after a while of use i lose alot of battery and this is a problem because i have to take my phone and then i have to charge it normally also my phone gets very hot like nearly 50 degres.

please tell me ur experience with mhl cable with ur phone.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ernmorales:
Sorry if this question has been posted before. I have searched for 3 hours and cant find an answer. Why is it that every time I edit my flash.cfg I get this error?

An error has occurred

Read below for more information

Error Description: Config load failed.

Info: .\RSPL\RSPL.cpp (725)

Error Description: CONFIG: file not exist

Info: .\RSPL\RSPL.cpp (359)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Richy99:
are you saving it as the correct filename and not something like flash.cfg.txt ?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ernmorales:
Yes I believe so. All i'm doing is editing one that I already had. Just changing the values. And it works fine before changing them.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] luba6ky:
everything should be like that:

misc ya 1M

recovery rrecov|ro|nospr filesize recovery-raw.img

boot yboot|ro 5M

system ya 210M

cache ya 5M

userdata ya|asize|hr allsize

... without the changed values.

check to not missing something
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] maxgamer:
Do you double check your usb connection before flasing.sometimes the error is because DAF cannot detect your usb connection from the phone.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kosmasgr:
Check double your usb connection
[LG Optimus 3D] junulrik:
For those want to unlock their Docomo L-06C or Optimus Pad, all you have to

do is purchase an unlocking code to this site for 9 EUROS

http://www.sim-unlock.net/

(I have no business gain intention here, it just my unit was unlocked by them and recommending them because it will cost you 9 EUROS only for the code)

After getting the code, install Launcher Pro (free app) on your tablet and by home buttom proceed with Launcher Pro

With Launcher Pro, touch the screen for sometime to show another window, then

proceed to shortcuts, activities, hidden menu and sim unlock test (another window will come out)

with sim unlock test press OK (this creates shortcut icon on your tablet screen.)

From tablet screen, touch the shortcut icon for sim unlock test,

there you can have the window to enter the unlock code..

http://www.sim-unlock.net/ will provide you several codes like NCK, SPCK, etc..

For me I just used the NCK code, and message UNLOCKING SUCCESSFUL..

Please be careful in entering the code as I was informed there is limitation for

entering the code if you commit a mistake.
[LG Optimus 3D] albertfann:
thanks, but wonering why XDA doesn't have the thread for Optimus Pad Docomo
[LG Optimus 3D] casterboink:
Works great. Thanks. Unlocked my L-06C easily.
[LG Optimus 3D] fish101022:
I used this service to try unlocking my Docomo Optimus Pad L-06C but it didn't work. I emailed several times, they sent another code but again didn't work. I don't have much faith in this service at all. My pad is going to end up hardlocked because of these fools.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dk00:
hello, i am trying to use this mod:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1107041

and what i get when i execute it is this:

http://gyazo.com/79dee96c40968ebb54d6e2531f886b0b

Using Atrix 4.5.9 2.3.4 rooted bootloader unlocked stock ROM

please any help would be appreciated.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dk00:
Can anyone help please?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 3105162:
The rom you are running must be deodexed for the script to work
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dk00:
Some people in the thread are saying it doesn't have to be deodexed? Also can I deodex my stock rom? I dont want to flash another rom
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 3105162:
Prerequisite 3 says you must be deodexed. If you are comfortable with the command line there is a way to decompile the odex, modify it, and then copy the signature from the original odex file and get it to work...
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dk00:
I am not too comfortable with the command line, can you paste me the needed commands to manually deodex? Or is there an app to do this?

Also are there any cons to deodexing?

I heard deodexing will speed device up, is this true?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 3105162:
The pros and cons are heavily debated of deodexing...it will make the first boot after a change slower but is easier to mod.

They will be very similar to this procedure I wrote a blog post about changing the default orientation, only skip my step 4 and replace it with:

java -jar patch.jar androidpolicy\com\android\internal\policy\impl\KeyguardViewMediator.smali

(with the patch.jar being the one from the bin folder included with the wakeonvolume mod...place it in the same folder as adb.exe)

If you decide to go through with the steps backup you phone first...but in the end it may be easier to just flash a different rom that's already deodexed.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dk00:
If the deodex process messes up can I use cwm to restore to a previously backed up odexed state?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 3105162:
Yeah, it will be like nothing ever went wrong.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dLo GSR:
just nandroid your current ROM and flash a deodexed ROM. problem solved and in half the time.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghost_og:
Couple more options:

1. Flash a deodexed stock system.img from here. This is what I did, and it was really easy.

2. Manually deodex the stock ROM yourself using instructions found here.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dk00:
alright so i fully deodexed my device using this guide

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1162764

and now i am getting this error message when i run the wakeonvolume.bat script:

http://gyazo.com/79dee96c40968ebb54d6e2531f886b0b

can anyone help me please?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dk00:
Bump
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atirox:
Since this forum doesn't have a section dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy Gio, I figured this would be the next best place.

I recently was plagued by the random shutdowns some people have noticed on the Samsung Galaxy Gio. My device is a canadian model, but none the less, this may help others out there as well. I ran the battery completely dead, and when I charged the device enough to use it, (about 10%) I noticed that the device would shutdown after a few seconds of use... This is how I fixed my phone.

1) Make sure there is enough juice in the phone to use it for 10 minutes. If not, plug it in before continuing.

2) Boot the device into recovery mode. This is done by holding down the Home button on the device. You should see a menu entitled "Android System Recovery".

3) Use the volume rocker to move the selector down to the "Wipe Cache Partition" option, and use the Home button to select it.

4) Reboot phone using the menu option.

You hopefully should be good to go now.

*NOTE* - I don't know if this will work for those of you with ClockworkMOD flashed to your recovery partition...

The theory is that there are some buggy Wi-Fi drivers which cause the random shutdowns to happen. Why I didn't get the issue till I drained the battery, I don't know. But, I assume that for whatever reason, the driver left bad data in the cache, and that caused it to malfunction. Whether that's caused from the shutdown sure to an event or what, I don't know... Its just a theory at this point.
[General Topics] Smirny:
While this might be true, never forget that the platforms you use and love evolve. And that might get users to upgrade after all!

Take facebook for example. Right now, video calling is only available via Desktop operating systems. But I'm pretty sure that over the next few years this will come to mobile, meaning that your handset must be strong enough to handle it smoothly.

I don't think that even the average consumers will last with their 2011/12 handsets "forever".
[General Topics] Darktori:
This was a very good editorial.

I must say, that before every generation of new phones, people think "this is it, this will replace my pc/psp/etc...". While I do believe, that huge things are coming, I don't think this is THE generation yet.

We're getting more power, more apps, better screens, but we still lack (in my opinion) a solid OS that could replace Windows in every day use, and - perhaps more importantly - the average consumer lacks the mentality, that everything he wants done, can be done on his smartphone.

Also, to your list of killed devices, I would add "MP3 players" :)
[General Topics] DPMAce:
good post and interesting read.

But isn't the next upgrade in generation of phones always been about replacing some other technology?

cameras, mp3 player, pda, operating system (android, ios) etc..

And all the while replacing these other things, the cell phone gets more efficient at it.
[General Topics] bdroc:
@smirny stuff like facebook specific video calling i would consider as incremental and non-essential. with upcoming generation, google talk is a viable option for video chat, plus there are many services such a Qik and Fring. I doubt (hope) that people aren't holding out on their phone purchase for facebook video. I couldn't imagine video chatting with an acquaintance from high school. All of your closest (video worthy) friends probably have another way of contacting you than facebook. I know that was just an example, but with quad-core devices on the horizon, video chat is covered.

@darktori i think that any OS that could replace Windows entirely would have to be on a different form factor than a phone. there will never be a way for a smartphone to do a better job creating a document than a laptop. that's where the hybridization comes in. my article discusses this is the end of the stand-alone smartphone road in terms of innovation. anything meant to replace windows in everyday use will break the phone form factor, whether it is tablet hybrids or laptop docks. those who want a smartphone, this is the year, because the only reason in the future to upgrade is to get this extra functionality. and yes, i did forget mp3 players :-)

@dpmace yes it is. however, the phone has reached it's limit in its own form factor. everything from here on out will need a different form factor. to replace laptops, they need a dock, to replace game consoles, they need a controller built in (xperia play), to replace tablets, they need to become one. Phones themselves are maxxed out in terms what the can do as stand-alone devices. So this upcoming generation, the generation right before the mass hybridization of devices is the best time to buy a stand-alone smartphone for a long period of time. the upgrades afterwards will be superflous to those who don't need a laptop or tablet. their phones are already fast and capable of handling everything they need them to. they have an 8MP camera, why do they need a 16? they have a good phone GPS, why do they need a phone with a better one? they have a good GPU, why do they need a stronger one if they don't plan on outputting it to a TV? etc
[General Topics] darkwater13:
Very nice and well thought out editorial piece. I'd have to disagree though, there's no way this is the best we're getting.

Regarding the iPhone 4S: Apple have always used incremental updates to get the most money possible from their users, and have mostly gotten away with it until now, because the earlier iPhones were missing really basic features. The iPhone 3G was big because it had 3G (what phone didn't even then?). The 3GS mostly upgraded the camera and I think the processor? The 4 was the only one that fundamentally changed anything in my honest opinion.

Software I'll mostly agree on, but I think ICS serves a great purpose of making android look better to the masses, standing out, and doing a much better job with multi-tasking.

Hardware is the big one. They still have a long way to go, in many ways.

Cameras are never likely to replace a dedicated camera, for the simple fact of space. A camera only gets so much space within the phone, and for every advance made in cameras that gets used on a phone, that same advance could be used on dedicated cameras, as well as extra ones that require more space.

Batteries are a big one, it's the reason you'll see so many posts on every phone's section of these forums, asking about battery life, and with kernels and mods aimed at giving extra battery life. It's why "battery extenders"can be downloaded so much in the market. If a phone came out next year, or the year after, where they concentrated their efforts on a great battery, and gave significantly more battery life, I'd definitely buy it.

I'll admit that the phones are reaching limits on what they've been concentrating on for now (screen size and processor/RAM) but they'll just expand in other ways. There's no way the phone manufacturers are just going to pump out similar phones and hope the customer prefers theirs to the one next to it on the shelf because of brand. There's still plenty of new ideas coming out every day, and they can add to the phone's functionality, not just superficially (like 3D). There's NFC, flexible screens (which on its own could bring about a lot of new ideas), added durability, and I'm sure a lot of things we haven't heard of.
[General Topics] lowandbehold:
Did you ever hear the quote that says "Technology has advanced more in the past thirty years than in the previous two thousand..."? That is 100% true and there is no sign of slowing down. Things that you can't imagine today can be possible within years. So I just can't agree to the fact that you are basically stating that besides a few tweaks and improvements, technology has come to a complete halt.
[General Topics] Kailkti:
Excellent editorial. Love all your points except with gaming consoles becoming extinct. I find this to be untrue and impossible in the sense that phones, computers, Hard drives, or whatever, the concept of them storing your games, e.g. PS3 games which are at most 50gb (note gaming data size will grow too since it is proportional to graphics), is impractical. In the sense that you can only "hold so much", and our "so much" capacity isn't nearly close to our desire capacity. So gaming consoles will stay.

Unless you are suggesting we develop a different evolutionary storage medium or sort of micro usb which stores the game and the phone simply reads off the device and plays. Now that is plausible. The only problem there is will the phones withstand the heat exerted? As we all know in proportional to the graphic intensity of the game so will the amount of power demanded by the GPU or porcessor, which in turn will be expended as heat. So considering it will take a lot of power, it will give a "lot" of heat. Story short, our phones will not withstand the heat and melt.
[General Topics] bleach168:
The future of gaming lies with Onlive. Your device will just be a thin client, awaiting video from the Onlive servers that will do the heavy lifting for you. I envision a gaming world where you use a bluetooth controller to play a game that's streamed to your TV in HD resolution via your smartphone.

We have the technology to do this already, it's just not the kind of gaming experience hardcore gamers will accept, but give the technology a couple more years to develop.
[General Topics] Kailkti:
Oh right. Forgot about OnLive, prolly cuz i haven't heard about it since the release. But you are right it is a promising feature. the only problem is it requires a steady data connection, which sadly, we know not everyone is blessed with. But soon enough the entire world will modernize to have data being able to flow to every where so that won't be a problem, the problem will be in the case of system failure, both data provider and server, which I am sure happens a lot.
[General Topics] vadyr56:
Have you not seen Iron Man 2? I want a phone that is just a sheet of glass and is fully integrate-able with everything around it on the fly. When that comes out, I think the innovation has ceased.
[General Topics] bleach168:
If any of you guys play Shadowrun 4th edition, you'll know that the ultimate is a display in your glasses, goggles, contact lenses, or even cybernetic implants in your eyes.

Pocketability be gone!
[General Topics] DPMAce:
or remember when he was designing the suit, everything was virtual and he could touch it.

One day we shall have that!! Then maybe screen sizes will be obsolete. :p
[General Topics] hungry81:
Un What about graphene tech? Samsungs going to be releasing foldable and bendable phones. The first one using this tech is apparently due next year.
[General Topics] vadyr56:
That would be cool too, how about a phone that can be used in a "normal" size mode (say around 4.5") and then can unfold into a 20" tablet!
[General Topics] richteralan:
Good first try. Not everyone willing to put down their thoughts in a form of long article.

However there are some fundamental flaw:

I'm not sure you understand the word "systematically" and "destroy". I simply don't see phones "destroying" EVERY other gadget, especially the following few you mentioned.

No, at least for a good decade. People been saying this to desktops when laptops became very popular. Now? Desktops are still being made and sold. Nowhere near "been destroyed".

And this paragraph gets ridiculous when you say cellphone SoC can replace dedicated GPU. You are saying essentially play Crysis (PC Game, 2008) on a cellphone, which is NEVER going to happen.

Once you understand how powerful a dedicated GPU is, you will realize how stupid it is to make such claim.

This is purely based on user habits. My cousins have both iphones and ipads. I have a G2x and a laptop. Unless you can make sure a 4 inch phone screen does not exhaust your eyes with extended use, then you can never make such claim.

This is getting more ridiculous. Also mentioned above the "power of a dedicated GPU", cellphones are NEVER to replace game consoles.

I personally still prefer those gadgets you mentioned as separate gadgets and I am not a minority.

So let's calm down with the Android fanboyish hardware craze, and face the reality.