yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Captivate Android Development] crt60:
I had an unlimited plan with my old blackjack, but then when I got my captivate and a new two year contract, they refused to let me carry it over. When I didn't have internet at my house when I first moved in, before I got the captivate, I tethered to the blackjack phone with my unlimited plan, and racked up over 5 gigs of data transfers. I'm sure that set off the radars:D
[Captivate Android Development] Kyuta Syuko:
What kernel were you using while on KJ2 and what kernel are you using now?
[Captivate Android Development] pcguy23:
Interesting conversation on this subject

My tethering worked with out removing the tethering manager apk

It did say verifying though which I thought was odd and did not remember seeing that before.

I removed the tethering manager apk and it just tunrs on now without the verifying

I just had a conversation with a friend of mine who is an IT guy for a company that has hundreds of phones from att and verizon.

He gets comped pretty much any phone he wants but has to leave them stock.

His ATT rep told him recently that they will be shutting android users down soon on the tethering, and can tell by mac addresses.

I don't know much about this but I was just tolds this on Sunday

have not changed my sig yet but am currently on this rom
[Captivate Android Development] jswclw:
After some time out on the road, I have to say the gps is still flaky. Oddly it seems to track better if the screen is off. With the screen on, it temporarily loses the lock every couple minutes, particularly after a turn.
[Captivate Android Development] DanielGoff527:
That will really suck if they do - I'm on the road 100+ days a year with a 100 piece army band. We spend a lot of time on the bus and when we check into a hotel we pretty much shut down the WiFi, so I end up using my hotspot for most of my internet usage, including Xbox live. I've only gone over my monthly usage once, and paid the $10 for the extra gigabyte of data. Does PDAnet still work? I used to use it on 2.1 way back before I started voiding the crap out of my warranty. If ATT tries to crack down I'll explore as many options as I can before paying to turn the mobileAP on and off when I go on the road. Paying to use a function that my phone is already entirely capable of just doesn't sit well with me, especially when it doesn't even exceed my data allowance.
[Captivate Android Development] Kyuta Syuko:
This is something I agree with, and people also say that if the phone is acting like a true AP then AT&T will only see the MA of the phone and nothing that's connected to it.
[Captivate Android Development] csdibiase@gmail.com:
quoted for truth. I'm paying for a bandwidth allowance. It drives me crazy that AT&T and Verizon then think that it's okay to charge me more just because of how I want to use that allowance.

(side note: don't be fooled, I did read the fine print on the AT&T unlimited plans. It's always been limited to "fair use" defined as <5GB/mo. If I was a real stickler I would have given them a hard time for soft capping an unlimited plan at 5GB/mo but that would be like pissing into the wind. In the end I signed up with eyes open and so help me I feel that I'm paying for the data. So long as I don't abuse it AT&T shouldn't care what I'm doing with the data pipe I'm buying. /rant)
[Captivate Android Development] csdibiase@gmail.com:
Anyone gotten the mod fromhttp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=779803 working? I tried and ended up with a phone trapped in a boot loop of some sort.

kind of annoying by my fault for not doing a CWM backup before messing with the thing.
[Captivate Android Development] Tyggy:
Wanted to say that I just switched to the from being on customs roms, and so far so good...just one question..the log issues where text messages show up in logs..is there a way to just have dialed and missed calls?
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
SUPER EASY. press menu button > Veiw By ...
[Captivate Android Development] silverslotcar:
No he means removing mms from call log. It requires a proper logsprovider.apk
[Captivate Android Development] smully1:
Are there KJ3 bootloaders? Are there any difference between KJ3 BL and the ones in Cezar's one click (kf1??)?
[Captivate Android Development] Tyggy:
Yep..thats what I meant...help with this would be appreciated!
[Captivate Android Development] justin860:
Loved this ROM bro, the modem sux in my area though :( and "rat" is only a temp fix it always reverts
[Captivate Android Development] Johnsondr80:
Yo.

Is the stock browser forceclosing on this base like on the kj2?

Also how bout the black gallery issue present on kj2....still present on kj3?

I ask because these issues are bugging the shizz out of me.

I just wondering if i need to move fusion ahead or back to ki2.

Thanks.
[Captivate Android Development] DanielGoff527:
No problems with the stock browser for me. Does anyone know why voodoo sound isn't able to load the sound driver at boot on this rom? I'm not sure if it's the rom or the kernel, but every time I reboot my phone I have to reload it when I open voodoo sound. I'm stumped.
[Captivate Android Development] csdibiase@gmail.com:
I've noticed the same behavior with kj3 and brigs kernel. Not had time to delve into a fix though.
[Captivate Android Development] Jirv311:
If by black gallery are you saying it sometimes just goes black when entering Galley app? If so, then yes, it's present.

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I believe all the i897 GB bootloaders are the same.
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
i found after theming frameworkres the gallery goes black, to fix:

menu> Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > Gallery 3D > clear data (user data/ wipe data in tibu)

money!
[Captivate Android Development] mcala:
Thx for posting this leak. All works great, lagfix activated.
[Captivate Android Development] csdibiase@gmail.com:
I got voodoo sound yo auto load after installing brog's kernel and creating the init.d folder.

That said I'm having serious stability problems. Not sure its the browser any more. My problems really started after doing the extended power menu and aosp lock screen mods. I might try a full data wipe the restore user ape from TiBackup and see if that helps.
[Captivate Android Development] erbsmokah:
Voodoo sound and colour will not work period. Not until kernel source code is released.
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
voodoo contol PLUS works just fine for me on KJ3 samouri kernel
[Captivate Android Development] ddoubt:
I´m having some issues on this KJ3...

- My notification ringtone won´t change... I select the one I like but the ringtone stays stock...

- I use the calendar a lot so I usually schedule an appointment with the reminder but when it goes off and I need reschedule (accessing through the notification bar) I have to edit it twice for the changes to update!!! It´s really annoying...
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
my notifactation sound changes just fine.are you sure your arent using SMS popup or something else with independant controls?
[Captivate Android Development] Kyuta Syuko:
Maybe a bad flash? Or perhaps a bad Tibu restore?
[Captivate Android Development] ddoubt:
hmmm... so no one else is getting this issues? not even the calendar one?

I´ll try reflashing then!
[Captivate Android Development] fordac:
Need Help !!!

Hi, i have downloaded this but how do i install this. Presently i am on Leaked I897UCKH3 with the ATT GB bootloader (rooted with Fugu)
[Captivate Android Development] ddoubt:
no third party apps for sms...

edit: sorry for the misplaced order of posts

edit2: for some strange reason my KJ3 only uses the file 20_Cloud.ogg as notification ringtone, won´t change no matter what, tried everything... as a workaround I deleted the file (notification sound went mute) and renamed the one I choose after it (20_Cloud.ogg)... not a correct solution but solved my problem just fine... for now... any suggestion (besides reflashing) on the calendar problem?
[Captivate Android Development] DerKoch:
Just thought I'd add that my GPS was total poop on this "stock" rom and for shiggles and gits I flashed the stock, non deodexed, zipaligned version. Lo and behold, the. GPS works perfectly. Think there is something to this? Was a script used to deodex and zipalign? Maybe there is some sort of error therein? Anyone else experience this quirk?

Edit : point in fact, having flashed other kj3 deodexed, zipaligned roms, the GPS was garbage on all. It only improved once on a "true" OEM rom.
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
first, were you using a kernel with cwm added, there have been MANY posts saying the tweaked stock kernels break gps.

next, was a script used? yup. thats how deodexing is done. unless you want to do the same thing over and over and over 200 some times. and you would just be typing the same command over and over, the same command that the script uses....

might be issue with smalli/bacsmalli version.... or its just the deodexing process itself.
[Captivate Android Development] DerKoch:
Yep. Corn kernel 3.07, same I'm using now, same release, same download I flashed previously. As for the script, I do understand how it works, but being that both with stock kernel and with corn, the GPS only performs acceptably with the non dodexed zipaligned version. This leads me to believe it it not the kernels, but, assuming this rom and the true stock leak, before deodexing and zipaligning, are identical, the process of zipalignment and deodexing (scripts) is introducing bugs.
[Captivate Android Development] Kyuta Syuko:
I've had issues with my kernel breaking my GPS in the beginning and I've been using a stock, odexed ROM that I just recently (like yesterday) zipaligned (does that have any affect on odexed ROMs?), but recently my GPS has been ok. Not great but working.
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
ah well see more information is always better. now to look into why...

unfortunately I have no friggin clue. i dont even know exactly what an odex file is yet. not that far.
[Captivate Android Development] DerKoch:
^@kyuta really love the kernel work you have been doing... just doing some thinking, you might have something with the whole assembler - disassembler thing. Version error/incompatibility? Is there any interconnectedness with smalli and the deodexing, etc. process (I am quite familiar with Linux operation and function, but the Java integrated base for android is relatively new to me) ?
[Captivate Android Development] Kyuta Syuko:
I don't mess with smalli or deodexing. Just a couple of scripts and Sourcery G++ Lite 2011.03-41 for ARM GNU/Linux tool chains which afaik all kernel builders are or should be using. Not really sure why I had issues with GPS before but I'm not having issues (excluding inaccuracy) with it now.
[Captivate Android Development] TRusselo:
crt60 did the deodexing/zipaligning script i used.
[Captivate Android Development] DerKoch:
@ trusselo Well, all I can say is at this point, I am out of my android depth. :p maybe crt60 or someone else knows the solution to this puzzle.

@kyuta what are you doing differently now that you don't have the major GPS issues? My accuracy and precision with GPS is still quite good.
[Captivate Android Development] DerKoch:
BTW. I don't know if its important, but the other kj3 roms I have tried with no GPS love are fasty kj3 and illuminance 1.0.1. Same deodexed / zipaligned bases perhaps? Just a thought ....
[Captivate Android Development] Kyuta Syuko:
Nothing that I can think of... Just out of curiosity what modem are you using?
[Captivate Android Development] DerKoch:
Kj3, and even with the heavy snow we are getting near Allentown pa, my GPS is still awesome. Used it on the way home from work and only lost signal once, recovered it in about 30 seconds.
[Captivate Android Development] xfernand:
Could not get battery life to stay above 10 hours/charge with any of then new ROMs out there. This one finally did it... Thanks.
[Captivate Android Development] crt60:
I'm using a kj3 deodexed rom and the blue gps location arrow landed on my head in about 10 seconds. Plus i took a trip about 200 miles and it followed me all the way there. Not sure what the gps problem could be.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SirRomie:
I have checked the forum and no thread had the fix I am looking for. I have K13 flashed on my phone and it was working great for over a week, but now all of a sudden today it stopped connecting to rogers. I have the correct internet and mms apns but my phone does not connect to rogers. I get no data and can send messages only some of the time, but I can receive them. I also can make phone calls, but cannot receive them.

Regardless, I have tried entering the apns again, resetting he network connection multiple times and resetting my phone multiple times. I have no idea why it is doing this. Could it be due to the firmware or is there a setting I need to change. Please help!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peachpuff:
I had an issue with rogers today also, had no connection at work through out the day but once i left work it started working.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SirRomie:
I really don't think this is a rogers issue. I am going to try flashing a different firmware on my phone... maybe that will fix it... I really don't know what to do. :-(

Another discovery is it works on occasion only and sometimes it shows 3g but does not connect to H+ when it sends out data.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aceofclubs:
Sounds pretty weird. Did you insert another 50cents when the operator asked??

Was working for a week then with no change at your end the weird crap started...

I'd flash back to stock Rom for your provider and see if all goes back to normal. I'd make a backup 1st to switch back if it's your provider and not the device.

Good luck.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SirRomie:
I'm flashing back to an earlier version. KG5 was working fine for me... should I really flash back to original though? that would be KE2 for me.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aceofclubs:
Up to you really. If KG5 was working good try that 1st. That's what I would do if you are sure it's not your provider at fault.

Just a methodical process of elimination.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SirRomie:
Fashing back did not solve the issue...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aceofclubs:
Doesn't point to your devices software to me from the little I know of your situation.

Could try a different sim...maybe from another network to see if there is something going on there.

Could try your sim in another device also. See if it works the.

Otherwise could flash back to stock. Reset flash counter if need be with jig and take back to shop and see if they can get it going.

Sorry I can't be more helpful without hands on.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SirRomie:
I will try the sim card thing. It seems weird to me that it would just stop working like this, but after reading around some think that it is the modem? How could that have even changed in my phone? Does flashing cause it to change? It was working fine for two months solid and for one week on K13.

It is definitely not the sim card. Modem?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aceofclubs:
I did read somewhere that someones ime number changed when they flashed.

Might be worth a search as I dont have a link.

There is a way to check if ur ime is correct by using the dialer.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SirRomie:
Well Rogers actually fixed the issue. I called them and they apparently had tower issues in my area. It is back up and running after me trying to figure all this out. Such a headache, but at least I will know for next time... a problem like this should not randomly arise and the modem should not change if stock firmware is used (given it is the right version). My IME is still there.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aceofclubs:
Glad to hear all is good. Had my doubts about it being your device :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SirRomie:
Thanks for all the help. I went through so many different processes, but I actually managed to get KIES to work with my phone now and all the settings I had are back on it too. So at least something good came out of it. Even if Rogers gave me a huge headache.
[Kindle Fire General] kevinniven:
Need some advice from 18 to 21 year olds. I have a son twenty and a daughter 21

Would the Kindle Fire be a good xmas present for young adults or should I go with a larger tablet. They both have notebook computers and smart phones. Thx for the help!
[Kindle Fire General] manbearpig:
This will be great :)
[Kindle Fire General] liltyke:
My 21 year old daughter put the Fire on her Xmas list already.
[Kindle Fire General] Snow_fox:
If your willing to look at other options I would really consider it.

(depending on their use at least.)

If they strictly want to read books it is fine.

It is pretty cramped as soon as you want to do anything else. I realize there are options with the cloud and all that jazz, but that doesn't do you any good if you want a choice of movies while on a long flight.

With all that said, I realize that 50-100$ is a lot more expensive especially for two people.. but, the A1 by lenovo is a good alternative, and the HTC flyer is a really, really, really, sexy device. I played with one and wished I could have walked out with it.
[Kindle Fire General] skeeterpro:
The fact that your kids already have notebooks and smartphones would seem to imply a certain amount of "tech-savvy". That said, I really do believe that once the "shine" of a new device wears off they will find the AF intolerably restrictive and use it less and less till it gathers dust.

The only thing (IMO) that the AF has in its favor is price. Features and functions not so much. Any optional device with a microSD would be MUCH more preferable and add to length of usefulness.
[Kindle Fire General] jerrykur:
I would get one if you are looking for a book reader and movie viewer. I would not get one if you are looking for cheap tablet with full table functionality. Get a device dedicated to be a tablet if that is what you want.

Amazon has made this device to increase sales in their markets (apps, books, movies, etc.) period. Anything else it does, browse web, etc. are nice add-ons.

This not necessarily a bad thing. There is lot to like about a mostly stock device. Online updates works as expected, you can get tech support from the vendor, etc. My Nook color is rooted, but after playing with CM7 for a while I got tired of each build breaking something else and having to upgrade to a later build to get back functionality that worked in a previous build. Same with my Transformer. I rooted it, installed some ROMs, ended up reinitialized and going back to stock/rooted.
[Kindle Fire General] BrianDigital:
This should be good the size is great for holding. Just one thing to think about do they own android phones already? If they do you may just want to get them a real android tablet cause if they buy apps and such it would be an extra bonus now having them on a larger screen
[Kindle Fire General] Cloudsnightmare:
I am a 21 year old male, going to college, and working full time as a Computer Technician. I am pretty tech-savvy, and personally this tablet is the best price to function available. I've already pre-ordered one for myself.

The only loss I have(personally) with getting the AF rather than an iPad or what have you, is the loss of storage(the cloud makes up for it), and the loss of camera/mic.

Thats it, and for 200$ you cant beat it. If my parents got me one for Christmas, I'd be very happy about it.
[Galaxy S II General] kweso:
hey there,

it started when i saw the gps-icon in the statusbar always on. i have gps

always turned on (for foto-location tags etc). but it was active (the icon was

in the statusbar) only when it was needed. but now, when i have gps on, it

seems to be in use all the time...

so i started to look for the paricular app/process. but closing apps via

taskmanager AND closing processes via settings/apps/running did not end

the usage of gps. i only closed processes when i was sure, it would not hurt.

like facebook or byTheWay.

then i found my real problem: why are those processes running anyway? and

why do they use so much memory? e.g facebook. why 40mb? just for

notifications? do i need a running process for notificaions at all? and why do

the processes come back when i kill them? especially wifi-sharing? i never use

that and never turned it on in the settings (maybe once for testing). why does

it need two processes.

maybe someone can help solving a little bit of this "mystery"...

thx,

kws
[Galaxy S II General] kweso:
is it that nobody can help me because its too complicated.

or that nobody wants to help me, because it is discussed already in other places.

if the latter, plz point me in the right direction.

tyvm!

kws
[Galaxy S II General] tazsob:
Try startup manager it worked for me you can get it from android markets its free for a bit. let's you take complete control of start up processes. I'm running galaxy s2 on stock Rom
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Agent Droid:
Hoping I can get some recommendations on themes for CM 7. I like clean almost stock themes but with some color and flavor. New to the whole aosp scene.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
I personally like the honeybread theme.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Agent Droid:
Thats not the blue magic is it?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] santaparanoia:
I like MattedBlues with the matching theme for Go Launcher
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Concordium:
I use the included Cyanbread theme that I've modified using UOT Kitchen.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] jdpl@:
Hi XDA Family,

Based on Dunc's & rat's Circle Battery Widget and with the help of Poyensa I've made this CHT2.0 Bar Code Battery Widget (the first one of many I hope to make) and I'd like to share it with you guys in this great family that still believing in WM.

The Bar Code Battery widget is a Standalone widget so it should be compatible with any other CHT widget and fully CHTS integration, it is resizable, pinnable, uninstalable, and includes a setting menu (Credit and BIG Thanks to "El Maestro" Poyensa), by pressing on it you get access to a pop-up menu, where you can make quick setting changes like horizontal/vertical position, text color, text size, etc.

The widget shows the device battery life (%) and when it is less than 15% its shown in yellow and when it is less than 7 its shown in red with a blinking "warning!".

Installation:

Install JMLMenuSense.v1.60.cab (or higher). If you have installed JMLMenuSense previously no need to install it again.

Install the attached CHT2.0w_JdplaBarCodeBattery .cab in device and soft reset.

CHT Menu> edit mode> add new element > Bar Code Battery Widget (With value text, no % symbol).

Enjoy!

Uninstallation:

CHT Menu> edit mode> add new element > Bar Code Battery Widget > Uncheck (Disable the widget).

Setting > Application > Remove programs > select Jdpla JdplaBarCodeBattery > click Remove > Soft reset device.

Disclaimer:

Manila/Sense on many (cooked and stock) ROMs with many versions is sometimes very fragile, So you install this on your own risk, bla, bla, bla ...Please, make a backup before installing!

I have tested the widget in my HTC HD2 and it works fine, I hope it works well on yours too.

Feedback is much appreciated.

Credits & thanks:

Credits must go to Poyensa who made the widget menu setting .xmu and for his great thread "HOW TO MAKE A CHT WIDGET" and all his help, Gracias Maestro.

Special thanks to the great work of Dunc001 and Rat2665 in SimClock and CircleBattery, Base of this widget, Thank for your help guys.

Big Thanks to Co0kieMonster, MichelDiamond, CHT2.0.Team, Dream Team & JMHL JMLMenuSense.

Enjoy!