yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] verybigleen:
Ok thats awesome!! i got it all to work but i can not get android market to work. I just get FC everytime.

Is there a fix for this?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hareofthedog:
Hmm, not sure, did you use the gapps from the OP for CM7.1? Could try redownloading that and flashing it again.

also, what were your firerat settings in the partmap file? Just checking, in case you didn't use mine, which were generous, as I said.

That rather larger second number in the partmap file resolves a lot of market issues, I never have to apply any "market fixes"
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] verybigleen:
My fault. I used 125 2 in the mtd instead of 125 20....worked great!!! now i can use the market...thank you so much!!! just have ooooooonnnneeeeee other small problem.

Now by busybox wont work. Keep saying no root access when obviously i do...and also i can not fix permissions in rom manager..theres always a problem eh.

Hope you can help...you've been great so far!!! got loads more internal space now:D
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hareofthedog:
Hrm...I have to admit to never using busybox, at least not directly, I usually just install it if asked when I install/update Titanium Backup (after checking the allow unknown sources in applications settings). Are you trying to execute busybox from terminal or something? Apologies if you tried this but if you have Titanium (you should if you don't), then do this:

Go to titanium backup, go to problems then it will install busybox

I just cut and pasted that from ... somewhere.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] verybigleen:
So I finally figured it out. I downloaded the cm nightly instead of stable and everything worked great.

Thank you so much for your help!!!
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] verybigleen:
Just wanted to say. Just installed the new cm nightly and the new jaybobs kernal ....amazing...the new kernal is super fast and every body should use it! Its the Oct 22 build..I'm flying now
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpakrr:
Hi guys.I am running task and phantoms extreme stock rom which is pretty much just normal honeycomb 3.1 without touchwiz. The YouTube app that came with it is v3.1.1.

Its causing me a couple of problems. Firstly, not all videos which appear on YouTube using the browser appear on the app. Example I can watch the official video of a song called black and yellow on the browser but can't find it on the app. Secondly 90% of the videos start with ads. Once the ad finishes,all I get is a button to replay the ad and the actual video does not start. I have turned off safefilter under settings but that didn't help either. What am i doing wrong? Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tivo7:
You might need to delete and reinstall your youtube app.
[Off-topic] AllGamer:
Of all the outrageous things :eek:

This one definitely tops the scale http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2394835,00.asp#fbid=2fPqAhqQ211 :rolleyes:

Reserve iPhone 4S for pickup at the Apple Retail Store.

iPhone 4S is available in store by reservation only. Reserve yours after 9:00 p.m. tonight for pickup tomorrow. When you come in, you’ll choose a carrier and plan, and we’ll get your iPhone up and running before you leave the store.
[Off-topic] kanariya:
In my local Apple store people wait in line for hours to get the 4S.
[Off-topic] MartyLK:
Sweet! :) I might get my reservation in. Siri is cool.
[Off-topic] TJBunch1228:
Really?... What about it is cool?
[Off-topic] MartyLK:
Everything. :D
[Off-topic] xaccers:
Then it should be easy to give a detailled answer
[Off-topic] jfin79:
LOL

Running Android Revolution HD By far the best ROM its a BEAST!!!
[HTC Incredible S] florio1960:
Is there any application working with the IS to auto anaswer when connected to a bluetooth headset ?. I have already tried NACM and Auto Answer and they are not working. Thanks !
[Xoom Themes and Apps] GeekyGuy:
UPDATE - Your case has been escalated

My original case was escalated to the second level team the night I originally called it in. I have called several times since, and never actually get to speak with anyone in second level support. I hear the same thing that 'they are working on it and will call you when they have a resolution'!

I do technical support for a living and I would have been fired if I had a case open for 15 days and not notified my client of my progress.

Looks like I now have to call Google and ask for a refund.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] eb50:
were you able to get your refund? im waiting for this to come out for "trial"
[Galaxy S II General] rajaspidey:
If your are new to ANDROID, XDA or if you bought new Galaxy S II (SGSII) or any android mobiles in general do the following steps first !!

especially when you ROOTED your SGSII

0. READ FORUM RULES !!

1. Search a lot in forum before trying anything & also use GOOGLE

2. Read full thread not the first one alone

3. Learn about basic android terms

4. Learn about firmwares & their versions ( for 3 & 4 => http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=723596 (post for Galaxy S but suits for most of android mobiles ) )

5. If you are going to root search properly & use the version for your firmware (ex. XWKF3)

6. As soon as u ROOT install Clockwork mod recovery / CWM / simply Clockworkmod (again install the version which suits yours)

7. Take an NANDROID backup / simply use backup action in CWM application & Backup your /EFS folder (this is not just copy/paste check this link => http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1068193 )

8. Do a backup every time before modifying anything

9. Important of all keep atleast one NANDROID backup in your phone

10. If you forgot to do so or accidentally deleted it you can mount SD from clockwork recovery & copy it to /Clockworkmod/backup

11. u can also take backup from recovery mode (Stock recovery wont give backup option)

How to Root!!

mostly it ll be chainfire's thread :-)

CF-Root Kernel basic ROOT that has to be done first

[19.10.2011][CF-Root 4.4] KE*, KF*, KG1/2/3/5/6/7, KH1/3/4, KI2/3/4/8 - su+bb+CWM4

As of now i remember only these important points ll update it regularly & am requesting all experienced users to add your tips here !!

Thank You All !!
[Galaxy S II General] skimminstones:
12. Use normal font
[Galaxy S II General] DSA:
agree...

but a very good thread....this should be emailed to all new users to read before they are allowed to post anything.
[Galaxy S II General] rajaspidey:
Why normal fonts??
[Galaxy S II General] skimminstones:
because big fonts and different colours smacks of shouting to me and is almost as annoying as people using text speak
[Galaxy S II General] bruflot:
Good thread, IMO some of them are a little "wrong", but meh, whatever ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Concurssi:
3 and 4, you could tell us how to go about doing these things.

Also 5, you could tell us where to find information on these things as well.
[Galaxy S II General] hjuo:
Why for every rooted phone? For example I don't have installed the CWM, I don't need custom roms and I want to stay as much as stock as possible, I've only rooted. Do you have a reason to suggest CWM and nandroid for everyone?
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
I understand your enthusiasm, but you did not even mention making a back up of the EFS folder, which is the very first thing to do after rooting, when disseminating information, especially in that size font, disseminate correctly
[Galaxy S II General] rajaspidey:
Thanx for all your comments & Inputs !!

Sorry i have semester exams starting at the end of the month that's why very short post but i ll keep on updating this post regularly !!

Rooted phones are susceptible to data corruptions & boot loops due to some root apps so obviously its safe to take backup !! even if u r hust installing Theme from UOT Kitchen !! we cant understand how chips/computers work so its better !!

Am too new to SGSII & Android !! You can find it fromnumber of posts by me !! & also am running short of time !! for past 4 Years am symbian fan/user !! & i have iPad 2 & know all important How-to's in both !! I just put very important points in it Even EFS is important !! ll update all soon with links !!

Thanx BTW FYI :D
[HTC Sensation] DarthLuca:
Hello everyone,

Ihave installed many ROMs just to get 4x1 Flip Clock Widget, but so far no luck. Latest ROM I have installed is InsertCoin 3.3.5. In the thread there are screenshots showing 4x1 Flip Clock but I don't have it in widgets.

I have tried [WORKING] Sensation XL 4x1 Flip Clock Widget thread but again no 4x1 Flip Clock.

Can somebody tell me how to get it or offer me a ROM wich has it in...

Thanks... :)
[HTC Sensation] claud_face:
Insertcoin 3.3.2 should have it as I'm running it right now. However, it ruins the other size clock widgets because becomes scrambled but if you only care about 4 by 1 like me its great.
[HTC Sensation] DarthLuca:
After more experimentin I have found a ROM wit 4x1 Clock Widget. I have flashed it then pulled the widget.

adb remount

adb pull /system/app/HtcClock3DWidget.apk C:\android

Then flashed the ROM I want to use and pushed the widget to the system

adb remount

adb push HtcClock3DWidget.apk /system/app

adm reboot

after reboot normal clock widget became useles but 4x1 clock widget is sitting there to sellect :)

Hope that will help you people who want 4x1 clock widget like me...

I'm attaching the widget to the post...
[HTC Sensation] kolokoy:
Ain't workin on InsertCoin v4.4.6
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] coyote1071:
hello,

flight mode is always installed by itself.....i don't call??

(CM7- rom111015):mad:

help me please

jürgen
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Tomi4you:
I have the same check imei 0 so I have probably servicing and replacement motherboard because nothing helps, it became for me after installing the kernel and disappeared for some IMEI
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] coyote1071:
thx y..for your answer

regards
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] febycv:
For all the talk of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus in recent days, there's still quite a few questions surrounding the flagship Ice Cream Sandwich phone.

All the Question are discussed here. Let's hope all your doubt are cleared before you get Hands-On to this awesome gadget.

The images & full specifications comes from Asia where the Japanese operator NTT DOCOMO has confirmed the availability to November 20.

[YOUTUBE]-F_ke3rxopc[/YOUTUBE]

Specifications of Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Model: GT-I9250, GT-I9250T, GT-I9250M, SC-04D, SCH-I515

dimensions (length x width x thickness): 136.0mm×68.0mm×8.8mm fine piece - 11.5mm thickest part

Weight: Approximately 135.0 (g)

OS: Google Android version 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

Chipset: Texas Instruments Omap4460 CPU: ARM Cortex-A9 MP Core SMP (Dual-Core) CPU operating frequency: 1.2 GHz

GPU Image Technologies PowerVR SGX 540

Communication Systems (GT-I9250/GT-I9250M/GT-I9250M/SC-04D): W-CDMA, GSM phone (SCH-I515): LTE, CDMA2000 Packet (GT-I9250/GT-I9250M / GT-I9250M/SC -04D): HSPA+, EDGE, GPRS (SCH-I515): LTE, EV-DO Rev.

Display: Super AMOLED HD 4.65" Resolution 720x1280 16,777,216 color. Touch screen capacitive (multi-touch),

Main camera: 5 megapixel CMOS camera with LED flash, zero shutter lag, consecutive shots, anti shaking, auto balance, panoramic shot

[*]Video recording 1080p (1920x1080)

Front camera: 1.3 million pixels CMOS

GPS

NFC (provided by battery)

Micro USB 2.0 (port with HDMI and USB host compatibility, requires MHL adapter )

Communications Bluetooth 3.0 + HS

Wireless LAN Communication: IEEE 802.11 a / ​​b / g / n (2.4 GHz Dual-Band 5.xGHz)

Tethering

Wi-Fi Direct

RAM: 1GB

Internal Storage: 16GB or 32GB

Battery Capacity: 1750mAh with NFC

Notification LED

No microSD support

No Gorilla glass (See the twitter post by Manufacturer Corning)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saranhai:
looks pretty nice coming from samsung.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aegentirony:
Do i see 5...yes 5 models of the nexus?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CoNsPiRiSiZe:
WOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOO GALAXY NEXUS PRIME ON T-MOBILE

I need a fresh pair of boxer briefs ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cangri87:
i might of missed it.. but is it gonna be like the Nexus S where this one doesnt have a micro sd slot also?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Undeadk9:
Deleted...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dragonithe:
Is it correct that it does not have a SD card slot or even a removable battery?

If so, than it will probably be a no-go for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bzdemes:
Sounds like No MircoSD which really sucks but I could get over. I haven't heard anything about non replaceable battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] febycv:
This is somewhat correct, according to reference from trusted sources, Galxy Nexus does not come with a microSD slot.

But, it do come with 1750 mAh Standard Li-Ion battery.....means replaceable.......:D

So don't worry......It's going to Rock.........:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KillaHurtz:
For a super phone with a legendary name it sure does seem featureless in that 2nd pic. As many features as a blackberry ? WTF? 5mp.........no thanks, I'll wait til ICS leaks for my Hercules.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dragonithe:
*dam, you edited the post, and I missed it. *
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] febycv:
Sorry, I just confirmed by contacting a guy who had hands-on this gadget....

The SD card news was from a site which they says the official specs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dspero:
world phone

With all the different version of this phone, does anyone know if there will be a world phone version? More specifically, will the Verizon version be a world phone. If not, I'll have to pass and be very disappointed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Quickoir:
Looking awesome! I'm excited with this one, even thoigh it doesn't havw microSD expansion. Hope the price will go down soon. Btw, will they sell it world wide?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andythefan:
Does anyone find it interesting that they didn't even say what processor or gpu the Nexus has? They merely mention the clock speed.

It might not even be the TI OMAP like everyone thinks. What if it's Exynos?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dennis_co01:
Hmmm, these features are not so compelling. Only thing that interest me is the screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vagelis:
Unfortunately though, the battery has the NFC stuff, so if you're thinking of getting a replacement/extended one, you'd be losing that...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bfspider:
For completeness, could you add the HSPA+ frequency bands that are from the press release and the FCC test reports?

HSPA+ 21Mbps/HSUPA 5.76Mbps (850/900/1900/1700/2100)

EDGE/GPRS (850/900/1800/1900)

http://www.androidcentral.com/gsm-version-galaxy-nexus-hits-fcc

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jenablinsky:
Only 5mp :,(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fApple:
any word if this has hdmi out?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ElecEngineer1422:
Alex, do you know what the 3 contacts do? Any chance of USB data +,-? Are you told what ports you get on the multimedia dock?

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AlexDmi:
@ElecEngineer - from what I know, they're for the dock. Unfortunately, that's all I know... and I think you already knew that. So can't help you there, mate, sorry.

@martonikaj - thanks for the appreciation! Glad you enjoy it :)

@CoNsPiRiSiZe - well, you won't get 4.0 any other way faster... so yea, it's pretty much worth the wait for the Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pnnorth:
thanks - a really useful review
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blunden:
The two things you wondered why Google removed (toggle Data from power menu and settings toggles from the notifications slider) were never there in stock Android, they were added by Samsung. Other than that it was a nice review and you sure are lucky to get your hands on it already. :)

Also, thanks for doing it in English instead of Romanian. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Ya I was thinking the same thing lol. This video was more of a ICS 4.0 vs. GB 2.3 with touchwiz video. Either way very useful.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slipudatung:
Any chance you could download and run "voodoo report" from market? Supercurio can use the info to analyze the audio codec from the report data. :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pnnorth:
Never used voodoo report before but I would have thought it would need root access.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slipudatung:
It appears to have 2 options with one requiring root - I think? Lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pnnorth:
Right, thanks. Hopefully he can get something to supercurio, once you've used voodoo it's hard to go back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chirality:
While more reports is always nice, supercurio already has a voodoo report for the Galaxy Nexus, Engadget sent one to him while they were at the Hong Kong unveiling event. The findings are here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a6808W2GwBkBX8x1YwaW3tYm3JSzkp87uQBNWY3TFmE/edit?hl=en_US&pli=1

And also on Engadget.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] royalsuen:
oh...no mention the 2nd Mic for noise canceling
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slipudatung:
Cool! Have recently started following Supercurio on twitter so will wait to hear more.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nikosrs4:
there is a button in notification list that goes directly to the settings, so it's just 2 clicks inspite of 1.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] luffyp:
Wait. Why the available memory is 648MB and not 1GB? :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nikosrs4:
it's the same as quick system info pro measures and in every device it measures less, in my Desire says 406MB where it should be 576MB, in glx S says 330MB inspite of 512MB and so on.

anybody knows why?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matt2053:
I think some is reserved for hardware (video memory).

I think its same for example if you install 4 GB RAM on Windows 32-bit. You check in settings and it will say ~3.5 GB RAM. Some is reserved and not made available.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nikosrs4:
yeap, probably, that's what I thought.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AlexDmi:
@blunden & martonikaj - yes, I know, but my main idea was actually to compare the SGS 2 to the Nexus, with their "stock" software. I did say "present in Gingerbread", i guess, but yes, I was talking about the SGS 2 Gingerbread, with the TW 4.0 customization. Sorry if that confuses people :)

@nikosrs4 - yes, but try turning on or off the mobile data now :D it's somewhere around... 5 clicks instead of just 1, on the power button. They could've taken some of the useful things, from my point of view.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blunden:
Some memory is indeed reserved for some of the hardware. It's not at all like you are describing on Windows though. Windows uses something called Memory Mapped I/O (often called MMIO) where it uses some of the address space available to mean the specific hardware, ie. reading/writing to a certain address means interacting with whatever that address or address range that device is mapped to. In you example with the video card, Windows wants to be able to address the entire memory of the card so it reserves a part of the address space equal in size to the video card memory.

NOTE: This should in theory have no noticeable impact on the amount of RAM your computer can use since it is meant to use addresses that is not needed to address the memory. However the problem people have been running into i recent years is that 32 bits allows for the addressing space equivilent of 4 GB of memory. This means that Windows will have to reserve addresses from that same 4 GB address space that you want for your RAM which means that whatever chunk of memory addresses it has reserves means that much less memory can be used since there is no longer any way for the OS to address it.

You can see it like a restaurant where you have a capacity of say 4096 guests (the RAM). However you reserve some of those seats for the staff (the reserved address space). As long as you never have more than 4096 guests minus the staff there is no problem. When it becomes more popular and the amount of potential guests increases to 4096 you will have an issue since the amount of seats is limiting you which means you have to turn some of those guests down (the unavailable memory). A solution to this is to increase your restaurant to 17592186044416 seats (64 bit). Now you can have all the people in the world as guests while still have room for some hypothetical staff. :)

It measures the amount of memory available to Android for apps. The rest is reserved for the radio, GPU and other hardware since all the memory on the SoC is a single block shared by everything needing it. This is unlike for instance a video card in your computer where it keeps its own memory.

EDIT: Also do note that the exact amount can be changed later if they decide that less memory needs to be reserved. The Nexus One for instance has seen a boost of several MB even after they "unlocked" the second memory bank in their 2.6.32.x kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chirality:
This doesn't quite explain why 32-bit Windows can only make use of about 3.5GB of memory. I'm not sure how exactly Windows works, but I assume memory-mapped I/O works at the level of the virtual address space of each process. So each process is unable to address the full 4GB of virtual memory due to some of it being reserved by the kernel, I/O, etc., but the operating system as a whole should still be able to make use of the full 4GB by mapping virtual memory pages to all available physical memory.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blunden:
Windows is not remapping memory pages to be able to handle the rest of the memory like you describe. Therefor you only have the same 4 GB address space to work with at any time and hence the 3.5 GB being shown if you have a video card with 512 MB vram. Technically the processes then only have 2 GB memory available for them in 32 bit Windows because 2 GB is reserved for kernel use and the rest for user-space. You can make the split 3/1 if you want but that can cause issues.

If you run a 32 bit Windows application on 64 bit Windows and the flag LARGEADDRESSAWARE is set to enabled in the PE-header of the exe then that process can have a full 4 GB of address space available to it. That way they can each have 4 GB of RAM available to them.

The main point I was trying to make though was that the reason for the "missing" ram was totally different between the Windows 32 bit example and the Galaxy Nexus. On the phone, it's because each hardware device shares the same RAM, even devices that would normally have separate RAM if it was a PC.

Brian Swetland from Google explained the reason for reserving some RAM to stuff that could theoretically allocate it when needed. An example is the video encoding/decoding that required a continous block of RAM and that is/was hard to do when the RAM has been fragmented because of use.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dmw017:
Swetland? That must've been a fun name to have growing up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nikosrs4:
this is the display(obviously I had some time :p)

the width was originally measured by a friend from another forum.

it gives an aspect of the screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SlimJ87D:
But when you use the camera or view stuff int eh gallery it will take up the whole screen, even that bottom portion.

Maybe in future updates, they will allow some apps like the browser to take up the full screen with a small symbol at the bottom corner to exit out of full screen mode in that app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chirality:
Only the video playback app is able to take advantage of the full screen. The camera app and gallery app don't hide the bottom navigation bar. This is because ICS is designed such that any interaction with the device brings up the navigation bar. Thus for apps like camera or gallery or any kind of games, hiding the navigation bar is pointless since you are constantly interacting with the screen. Only apps like video playback, where you are not interacting with the device for an extended time, is there a point in hiding the navigation bar.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Germian:
So, I'm somehow having the fear that we 'others'/GSM users will only get the 16GB version. Verizon getting the 32GB version is more or less confirmed with the training material and after hearing that a market like the UK won't get the 32GB version and no other infirmation is given, I'm really afraud that Google/Samsung is being stupid and only offering the 16GB version.

Anybody else having that fear?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sjael:
Absolutely. :(