yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thunderbolt General] tomjhansen:
I was on stock (using the old root method) and I didn't really want a custom rom. But I went ahead and loaded Thunderstick Gen2 this weekend (via RomManager) and it was pretty easy. I backed everything up with Ti Backup before hand and then restored all apps and data. I should have not restored the calendar and mail - I ended up clearing data on those and setting them up manually - but everything else (including my screen layout and background) came over from stock.
[Thunderbolt General] hallstevenson:
Restoring 'data' is often not a good idea. Apps are almost always safe to do, but for data, recreate it from scratch. I know, it can be a pain in the...
[Thunderbolt General] tomjhansen:
The problem is the data is why people don't want to switch roms. I think you learn more working through the issues you create (at least I do). Anyway my point was that most data from sense 2.1 can move over to a sense 2.1 rom.
[Thunderbolt General] gobraves00:
hey guys/gals

i rooted my tbolt once i got it begginning of the year. i have since not done anything. havent allowed any ota or any custom roms. saw that gingerbread is out so i went ahead and installed. everything seems to be working fine except i have no radio. i can turn wifi on but i can not turn mobile network on. can someone please help me get this going. i see where the radios are just dont really remember rooting process so i just need a refresher, as well i have never updated radio. any help would be great. thanks
[Thunderbolt General] jwaschke:
I tried the rooted version and I get check sum errors and it looks like it is installing then when I reboot it is the same version I had before (.3). I have root access right now and S=Off, stock rom just debloated it myself.

Any ideas?

Nevermind I figured out and used CWM Recovery to install - still learning how to fish
[Thunderbolt General] kukabuka:
I'm having this problem too. I just updated both my radios, so maybe that will make a difference. But I doubt it because the battery use indicates the same thing as yours, "display".

I did this update without doing a factory reset. I just backed up, wiped cache, and flashed. Everything seems to be working fine, but could this somehow be causing a problem I don't see that is draining the battery?
[Thunderbolt General] tholmes8291:
Is anybody else having trouble flashing rooted/deodexed? Starts/finishes opening in hboot but then says "parsing" and doesn't ask if I want to update and then it quits. Tried on 2 different Tbolts. Bad file?

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I thought this was an hboot flash. CWM worked?
[Thunderbolt General] nrfitchett4:
rooted versions can't be hboot flashable.
[Thunderbolt General] tholmes8291:
Duh! Thanks!
[Thunderbolt General] kukabuka:
I had that issue when I tried the auto update by naming it PG05IMG.zip. Then I tried going into recovery, picking "Install .ZIP from SD Card", and it worked. I too wondered if the file was bad, but didn't see an MD5 hash string to check against.
[Thunderbolt General] Grnlantern79:
You don't flash the rooted versions in Hboot you do them from recovery.
[Thunderbolt General] ProBird79:
Deoxed didn't update radio's

Why would the radio's not update with this RUU? I updated them separately but just curious.
[Thunderbolt General] RomsWell:
The radios do update with the ruu. Just not the rooted recovery flash zips.
[Thunderbolt General] Swis21:
These links do not work. Is there anyway else to get this RUU?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigbatica:
hello to all... i have some problem with my i9100... my camera did't work... i tried all firmware posting by you guys, and nothing... my firmware is

Cam FW Ver: OEEGO2

Phone FW Ver: TBEC28

thank you... and i am sorry because I send to wrong category...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigbatica:
No one :-(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alex2787:
maybe it will help when you hard reset the phone, do an update (if available) and after the update a second hardreset ...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigbatica:
how do i do hard reset???
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Tivo7:
With the release of Ice Cream comes the "merger" of the Android OS. One OS for both tablets and phones. But Google isn't quite that interested in tablets right now, it wants to work more at developing phones with it's acquired Motorola and partnership with Samsung. And with good reason.

Read More:

http://www.cnn.com/2011/10/20/tech/...ablets-wired/index.html?eref=mrss_igoogle_cnn
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] RMXO:
all speculation
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Bluemotion:
I agree with rmxo it is all speculation, to be fair I can see how tablets are less lucrative than phones. People seem to think google is something more than a business.

Not that I wouldn't like to see ICS on the galaxy tab I suspect this awesome community will a get ics rom cooked before an official tab build gets released.

I actually think samsung should be on googles back regarding ics on the tab.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Croak:
That's bull****. If Google didn't "care about tablets", they wouldn't have spent millions on Honeycomb development, risked alienating the user base by locking up source code, etc.

They care a great deal about tablets. They just weren't ready for tablets at the same time the manufacturers were ready to start making them.

There's a big difference.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] szetolf:
the article's author's opinion is really biased imo...

so.. nah... if Google decides to do this which imo won't happen... they are pissing a lot of people off...

if google doesn't care about tablets... why bother making ICS 1280x720 as a default resolution?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] DatterBoy:
Ridiculous. In terms of development, you focus on phones because it is a larger market, but failing to see the rise of the next big mass media device (tablets) is not the problem Google has here. They simply are saying, right now, we are focusing on bringing the tablet experience to phones. They are making development on both platforms more efficient with single dev on ICS. Tablets likely weren't talked big because really, ICS is HC for phones AND tablets. And although it brings more features that HC does not have, it is more or less HC at it's core experience.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] player911:
Asus already announced the Transformer Prime and original transformer will have ICS by end of Dec.

LG G2x - 2.3.5 MIUI

Asus Transformer - 3.2 Revolver
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] slack04:
Why did you post this here? It's pure speculation by one tech analyst, and has basically nothing to do with this forum.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] atoy74:
Stupid article. Sometimes these tech writers have to make logic leaps to justify a story.

At first i thought it was curious that they didnt even mention tablets. Then it started to make sense.

1, this was a samsung and google event. It was supposed to highlight ICS and samsung's latest and greatest hardware. Showing a prototype Xoom would have taken away from samsung and you cant do that.

2, this was also google's opportunity to counter iOS 5. Sorta phone vs. phone. Ipad 3 is on the horizon and why would Google show their cards this early in the game. ICS is ready for tablets but I'm sure there will be a more advanced version released in a few months (around the time Ipad3 shows up) that will add new features.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] millemots:
I'm tired of "journalists" who write articles full of speculation and opinion and then arrive at some concrete 'conclusion' based on nothing but whatever thoughts flitted between their ears. Perhaps it's just me, but it seems like the vast majority of "technology journalists" are brain-dead iJobs fanboys looking to grind an axe and make Android as unattractive to the masses as they possibly can. It's like they're all part of some out-of-control confirmation bias machine, seeking to stroke each other's ego for their intelligence and good taste in selecting the latest iToy.

Unrelated: my wife who is deeply embedded in the Apple ecosystem was ready to throw her iPhone 4 against a wall last night when she realised that editing a contact record is disabled by default on iOS 5. Seriously, she had to dive into phone settings to enable the ability to add a phone number to an existing contact. WTF.

(please excuse my mini-rant, I have a cold and am medicating with a cocktail of OTC goodness)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] appelflap:
what's a tablet?

What's a tablet? Is a 5" screen device a tablet? Like for example the galaxy note? Is the Nexus Prime a bit of a tablet? No, maybe? The Galaxy Note with it's 5"+ screen is definitely almost a tablet. It has a split screen design of the software when turning the device in landscape. So it is running definitely tablet like software.

The boundary between tablets and phones isn't clear cut. And in the future the boundary will become more vague. For Android that is. That's why they focused with ICS on a sort of OS that will run on both "tablets" and "phones". From that perspective one can say that tablets are equally well supported as phones.

Here's an interesting interview with Rubin http://allthingsd.com/20111019/andy-rubin-video-highlights-from-asiad-video/ In it Androids position on tablets is very clearly explained. They just want to make an OS that supports all screensizes. (Btw Rubin says they sold 6 million tablets.. that's like 100% more than what the CNN article says)

I don't necessarily agree with Rubin's position on this, but at least it is a interesting one :-) Again, what's a tablet anyway for a mobile operating system? A phone with a big screen? (Without calling abilities)

The strategy seems that Google is leaving it to hardware manufacturers if they want to support tablets. The software is ready for it.

My only question with this strategy is if Google can trigger developers enough to make specific outstanding tablet software. They expect developers to target all screensizes. And with the new ICS this is possible and easy. So that's okay. Nevertheless, for a developer who only wants to target the tablet because his design only fits on a tablet this won't work. Either s/he has to make a poor small screen implementation of his software or s/he sticks to a tablet only version. But the last decision will only work if they make a clear cut separation on the Android market. But then they have to make a separation after all..... :-)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] knut150:
I agree with this part...and that's why we ended up with betas
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Serious_Beans:
I think it would be cool if devs made apps that would scale up and have a tablet UI if the app is downloaded on a tablet and scale down and have a phone ui if its on a phone. Yeah it would be annoying to make 2 ui but its better than making 2 apps when trying to promote your app.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] seltaeb:
In my experience, most well written apps already scale quite well the way you want already. However, it's really up to the devs because some of them may want to make a bit more money by having two separate apps (a phone one and a tablet / HD one).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] appelflap:
The question is if every tablet app can have a small screen counter app. One can't demand from developers that they (for example) design a great word processor for tablets and also create a mobile phone counterpart at once.

If the market won't have clear cut tablet sections in the future, I don't expect much tablets apps for the future. It's not worthwhile for a developer to invest in good tablet design if its app will be hidden in the market between the "scalable apps"
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] seltaeb:
True. That's why I like the way Apple has structured their market -- iPad only / iPhone only / iPad+iPhone (with that '+' sign to indicate such apps).

The new Android market does provide recommendations specifically for tablets though.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MattSkeet:
You see thats the **** part about apple strategy.

Why should I pay twice for the same app?

best example angry birds.

Its perfectly playable on android phones and tablets and most importantly we have it for free or 99p/$

on iDevices you pay for the same app twice just so it looks a little bit better on the iPad than iPhone.

If you think about it. If Apple releases new iPad with higher resolution all iBoys will have to buy the app again..

I think best example of how Android market (and apps) should be is by looking at apps like Flixter or IMDB
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] iloveandroid16:
Ugh I should of never got this tab, I love android I really disapointed.

Sent from a amazing Ipad 2
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] seltaeb:
AFAIK, Apple leaves it up to the developer -- there are several apps which you can buy once and they will work on both the iPad and iPhone at the appropriate resolution for each device (the ones with the '+' sign indicated). However, there are developers who would rather make you buy two different versions instead.

So I don't know if it's fair to blame Apple (or Google) for separate tablet / phone apps. However, Google is to be blamed for not making it easy to determine which apps will function correctly on tablets (and quite a few don't).

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Out of curiosity, what is it about Android that you love and is not present on the tablet?
[General Questions and Answers] diggsnicca:
would it kill you to make a forum for the view since the flyer and the view are different and roms for the flyer dont work for the view i think more production can be achived by simply making a separate forum ....
[General Questions and Answers] diggsnicca:
thats not an answer
[Motorola Photon 4G] Major_Nate:
Is there any way to rename the internal storage as something else, then rename the micro sd card from sdcard-ext to just sdcard? Just curious...Thanks in advance! :)
[Motorola Photon 4G] Kcarpenter:
Best you could probably do is Symlink it. But that has its own set of problems, my guess is that the file systems are different which could cause an issue. And if you ever wanted to pull the sd card you would have to remove the symlink before hand. Also, names don't mean much to the OS, they are on /dev/ mounts and referred to by device addresses.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4l3x5:
Hello

i've seen so many people with problems on answering calls, but that's not my problem, i have delay when i do some calls

I have stock rom with android 2.2, i've done hard resets and dont solved the problem

i have a mobile phone tariff that gives 3 "beeps" before it starts calling the other people with the same mobile tariff. Desire only gives me 2 beeps instead of 3 beeps, this never happen to me with my other mobile phones (3 mobile phones i've tested).

When i call some automatic services like voice mail, that starts immediately, i also lost the beginning "Welcome to blahblahblah.." and i can listen the rest of conversation.

it seems to me that Desire have a delay between starting the call and activating the speaker... but i dont know

That's not big deal but i want to know if someone have this or maybe my Desire is faulty
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] hexagon_sun:
Hey guys,

I thought I might get the ball rolling and throw a post up here. Was a Samsung Vibrant user before I got my SGS-II on Friday. The AIO Vibrant Toolbox became an invaluable tool for flashing/rooting/stock-flashing/etc. my Vibrant. Was wondering if anyone was working on developing the same tool for the SGS-II?

If the source is available anywhere, I wouldn't mind taking a look at it myself with one of my buddies. I'm a wireless test engineer for an Android Device that's in development and we've worked on some android housekeeping/downloading/utilities software over the past few months. Wouldn't mind trying to contribute to the XDA Community.

Either way, I think it would be awesome to have something like this with the inevitable torrent of ROMs/Mods/Roots and such that will be coming.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] rUsTyRuSs:
The source code is available at https://opensource.samsung.com/ under SGH-T989_Opensource.zip
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] cavemaneca:
edited for clarity..

IDK about you, but it seems pretty clear to me that he wants the source for the Toolbox, not the phone...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] hexagon_sun:
Thanks, downloading that now.

What about the binaries/source for the Vibrant Tool? I know I might have to check the Vibrant forums for this, but if anyone on here is a Vibrant Migrant like I am and happens to have/know the location of the original source for it, that would be awesome.

Thanks in advance.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] hexagon_sun:
You're right, that was what I was actually looking for. Doesn't hurt to have a link of the SGH-T989 source readily available though either.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] rUsTyRuSs:
Sorry about that. Still half asleep. lol.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arekmelerski:
Hello. I have a question. how can i porting rom to Xperia X8. i try port in dsixda kitchen bat have i still bootloops after flashing :(
[Thunderbolt Android Development] zeroxg4:
SICK. Downloading now.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] angasreid:
Looks awesome. What's the recommended radio for this ROM?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Breezer23:
Awesome! Downloading now! Any plans to merge the recent 605.5 leak into it?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fkfmfz:
im on MR3.5 and everything works fine.

but mr2 or 2.5 also work.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] angasreid:
Thanks for that. By MR3.5, do you mean

•From the 2.11.605.3 RUU:

•CDMA: 1.48.00.0906

•LTE: 0.01.78.0906
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fkfmfz:
yes, thats the radio combo i use.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jimmydene84:
Holy ****...is this finally a sense ROM with volume button music controlla??!! I'm probably gonna **** myself! I have been barking up that tree since I got my TB!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] angasreid:
Another question for ya.

When you're mid-call talking on the phone while the screen is off... and you hit volume up or down, does the screen unlock and light back up?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jimmydene84:
Noooooo...was that a mistake typo from AOSP? I can't find the option to enable the screen off media controlls??
[Thunderbolt Android Development] liquid0624:
Thats because a certain someone reds cough cough jumped the gun on releasing this...

SIZE: 218.5 MB

CRC32: b4cbcdd9

MD5: d49cc7fca56b8a6f1fc8e451bc0dc4cb

SHA-1: ac148fe23c10557d8cfd2f22c4f04fb480fdf639

MAINDL: http://bit.ly/oi49Od

MIRROR: http://bit.ly/qDVaiA

liquid.ginger.20111020.211653
[Thunderbolt Android Development] caspersfi:
OK.. confused now. Open has changed.... Is this ROM updated? Just checked the changelog and it says 10/7.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jimmydene84:
Just loaded new ROM...still don't see option for screen off media controls....am I blind?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KGBxxx:
I don't think there are any. Only aosp rom I think.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] yakitori2:
Main reason I don't use sense Rome too
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Pithism:
what sense does this have?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] liquid0624:
This rom was released before it was supposed to be its going to be updated with final build today
[Thunderbolt Android Development] caspersfi:
Hopefully this is still being updated today. Would like to give it another try.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nocoast:
I'm curious to see how the final version turns out
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fkfmfz:
updated with new links and changelog, sorry for the mixup.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] EchoX860:
I will never understand why people put the ROM name on the Notification Pull Down
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nocoast:
ok so Ive installed this rom...a few things worth noting. Newest SU doesn't work so revert to the old one (someone probably mentioned this already) also the music player was acting pretty troublesome as i switched between dsp settings (ultimately landing on using no effects as they sound the best on my technicas.) Im in the process of removing as much sense related bull**** interface wise, replaced it with launcher pro essentially aiming to make a sense'd version of LGB 3.0. If anyone could point me in the right direction in terms of going about this (should i do some rom kitchening or will root explorer and deleting and editing the right things do?) How do I remove all of the HTC launcher stuff and so fourth? Also, using app extractor to restore apps from an AOSP....bad idea...dont be lazy, I did this and it turned out horribly. I have to give major thanks to everyone on the liquid team, you guys put bamf and CM to shame.

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NOW THE MUSIC APP IS FC'ing constantly, what gives?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] hrdnhvy:
Updated kernel for lgs v.2.0

UPDATED KERNEL FOR LGS v2.0

Here is an "official" updated Kernel for LGS v2.0

If after flashing you be standing on yo head in the ffc run the "fixcamera" script.

Open Terminal Emulator

Type: su, then hit enter

Type: fixcamera, then hit enter

Close Terminal, reboot

- run it if FFC is inverted for you.

DL Link:

http://bit.ly/obi7od

md5 ae5e846d3a3a452b9f00b76f1e435e8f
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nocoast:
So i actually was able to remove all of sense minus the music player and had it running launcher pro and it was running SO SNAPPY using very little ram but still with all of the sense perks....only issue was the market was telling me that every application was incompatible, does anyone know what gives?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nocoast:
Any help would be appreciated....LSGSII works as a great base for this...I think a lot of people are looking for the audio driver benefits of running sense but still want that snappy aosp experience. If anyone could help me de-sense this while still allowing the market to work I'd love them forever..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] slvfox:
The best way to remove sense is to use Titanium Backup. Go into batch and hit un-install all user and sys apps, next hit Deselect all. From there you would just check whatever you want to delete. Make a nandroid first in case you delete something you shouldn't have. I have heard that you can delete everything that has HTC in front of it. This is how I remove all sense and bloat I don't want. I havn't tried deleting all HTC stuff myself so use caution.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nocoast:
Yeah thats how i wound up removing everything...I stripped everything down to the point of uninstalling HTC sense itself and running launcher pro in place of it and what I had in my hands was the snappiest rom I've ever used...WITH GOOD AUDIO. The market just shut itself down...I think I'm gonna reflash, download all my favorite apps and try again....this new CM7 build is meh.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] slvfox:
Have to tried going into settings-applications-all apps- market and clear cache and data? that should clear it up.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] GMac0051:
Lovin' It!!!

This updated version is awesome. Have not found one problem with it. Good work :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bigpetefox:
Is there any way I can get Terminal Emulator on this rom? Not sure if everyone else has this issue, but I can't install it to fix the front camera.. Market says it's not compatible with my device..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nocoast:
Had the same issue unresolved after I desensed this Guy, any tips would be useful though vigorsense is out now heh
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bond32:
I just found the apk of an older version of terminal emulator, just google it.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Robertjm:
Have you tried side loading the apk file?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] icedventimocha:
You guys should start development back up for this ROM, mainly because all of these sense 3.5 ports suck.....yes I said they suck.