yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Fascinate Android Development] Gage_Hero:
Not at the moment, there is one for the T959D which is 3G, mine is the T959P which is the 4G.
[Fascinate Android Development] bucknetbucky:
I would love to test them for you as I am already on the ICS port for the I9000. If there is anything I can do (testing wise cause I am not a developer by any means) it would be my pleaseure.
[Fascinate Android Development] MrManiacNF:
Which ICS Port are you using?? is it bad?? (as in functionality)

thx
[Fascinate Android Development] bucknetbucky:
Using This one ... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1338636

Lets not try to fill the thread with non related posts though. PM for more details
[Fascinate Android Development] xtremepsionic:
I need help.. tried flashing this kernel on my T959D, after I flashed it in CWM, the phone just goes into a boot loop, showing me the Glitch V13 logo, then reboots over and over.

Can't get it into download mode by holding vol down... what to do now? :confused:
[Fascinate Android Development] bucknetbucky:
You might need a USB jig if none of the button options do not work. Mine has saved me numerous times.
[Fascinate Android Development] bucknetbucky:
Just curious about ICS and if anything might be available yet.
[Fascinate Android Development] sixstringsg:
Not available, but working on it.
[Fascinate Android Development] bucknetbucky:
thank you
[Fascinate Android Development] MrManiacNF:
I have a suggestion... used to work for me when I couldn't get download mode.

Pop out the battery from the phone.. run Odin on your PC. Plug in the usb cable to your phone and pc. Hold the vol down and power button and pop the battery in.. * while keeping the buttons held down.

Download mode should pop up.

Maniac
[Fascinate Android Development] MrManiacNF:
If any of you guys are wondering, I tried the latest glitch kernel on ICS Beta 2, and it didn't work. Just stuck on the Glitch screen.

On a side note, Other then no glitch kernel, the rom works fairly well. With the stock kernel thats included, the telus fascinate is fine. The buttons are working as they should, pretty fast, and could be used as a daily driver.

I went back to my CM7 nandroid backup cause glitch don't work, and a few apps wouldn't run. Kept FCing. Soon as 'The Man, the legend, and the whole gang' (<< *Glitch Devs* ;-)) have a kernel for ICS, I will switch.

- Maniac

P.S. The glitch v13 boot screen is awsome, I don't know if it's my eyes, or I'm just nuts, but when you turn of the lights and boot the phone the glitch screen looks 3D. It's awsome, and another thing it seems like the "V13" moves if you shake the phone. Am I seeing this right?, or am I cracking up. If it was made to do it, awsome work.
[Fascinate Android Development] PhoenixPath:
Pretty sure it's just the mushrooms... :-)
[Fascinate Android Development] sixstringsg:
Mostly unrelated to kernel stuff, but I found a cool dropbox alternative that I wanted to share. It's called SpiderOak. It's fully encrypted, and lets you pick different folders to sync. 2gb free, or $10 a month for 100Gb. If you want it, use my promo link please :) https://spideroak.com/download/promo/androtransfe
[Fascinate Android Development] Tk-Glitch:
V14 Preview is online !

Merry Christmas everyone :)
[Fascinate Android Development] XblackdemonX:
Thank you soooo very much for your support for the Telus Fascinate and CM9! You are awesome!:D
[Fascinate Android Development] lawonga:
Thank you very much! Lets see how this goes (I'm on onecosmic's)
[Fascinate Android Development] bucknetbucky:
Not sure if it's ROM or kernel related but when the phone is off and the charger plugged in it shows the animated start then freezes there (no battery icon). Just thought I would through it out there I know it only Dev release. Thanks again for the tells support.

On pother note I tried to buy the app but my market would not let me (ROM issue). Is there any other way I could get it? Thanks again.
[Fascinate Android Development] k_nivesout:
If you're having issues buying from the market on your device, just do it from your computer at market.android.com. Not a "solution", per se, but it's a workaround that was effective for me.
[Fascinate Android Development] doritos93:
can't get this bad boy to boot, i'm on galnet miui 2.11.26. stays stuck at the samsung screen
[Fascinate Android Development] mattsolberg:
Anyone else getting wifi disconnects with this kernel? I've changed the policy to "always on" but it looks like it drops the signal when the screen goes off. I'm running CM9 Build 11.
[Fascinate Android Development] mattsolberg:
Also the download link on the OP seems to be dead.
[Fascinate Android Development] sixstringsg:
Did you read the page that the link takes you to?
[Fascinate Android Development] MrManiacNF:
not having any issues with this kernel, nothing serious... hard to get it too overclock and stick after a boot... but when I don't overclock it's fine... and to answer your question.. my wifi is working fine.
[Fascinate Android Development] bucknetbucky:
Wifi does seem to disconnect when the screen goes off but I am sure this is not a kernel issue as it did that before with the stock kernel. Reading through all the threads this is a known ROM issue.
[Fascinate Android Development] nklenchik:
Glitch preview 2 is broken :( the link anyway lol
[Fascinate Android Development] Tk-Glitch:
We are at preview 3, that's why. I'll update the link. Though, you'll find it easily with a bit of logic :P

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Fascinate Android Development] bucknetbucky:
+1
[Fascinate Android Development] Tk-Glitch:
Live OC guide thread added to the op (under "OLDER RELEASES").
[Fascinate Android Development] bucknetbucky:
Thank you it helped allot. I have found however that if I have nstools set that editing with root explorer does not work. I tried to edit build.prop and it would not let me. If I rebooted without it setting anything I was able to edit. I was changing the dpi setting and every time I hit the back space it went back to the root of the sd card.
[Fascinate Android Development] tbrummell:
Question for the more experienced T959D owners out there. I've updated my cousin's Telus T959D with Glitch and CM7 7.1 per one of the How-to's here on XDA.

My question, what ROM's can I install on this device? He's experiencing intermittent lockups and I'd like to try a different ROM to see if the problem follows. Specifically I'd like to try a Kang build of CM7 from this guy: http://fitsnugly.euroskank.com/gigglebread/ (makelegs here on XDA). I just don't know what base plays nicely on the T959D. Any help?
[Fascinate Android Development] MrManiacNF:
The Kang build for the i9000 works fine.. been using it for past little while till I flashed ICS... works like a charm with glitch kernel.
[Fascinate Android Development] tbrummell:
Hmmm, thanks for that, although there isn't an i9000 specific build listed. Would I just use the Captivatemtd build?
[Fascinate Android Development] bucknetbucky:
I9000 roms work great but in most cases you need a kernel that supports the home and search buttons.
[Fascinate Android Development] tbrummell:
So, can I use the Captivatemtd build and this kernel then?
[Fascinate Android Development] sixstringsg:
Nope. I can build you an i9000 ROM though.
[Fascinate Android Development] bucknetbucky:
Here is a thread I started for the t959d. There are more just search for telus.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1360599
[Fascinate Android Development] sixstringsg:
Everyone that likes LED notifications, re-download the kernel and re-install. I uploaded a newer one, but didn't change the file name so I wouldn't have to update all the links in the forums.
[Fascinate Android Development] tbrummell:
Well, after running v13.1 for the day he hasn't had a single lock-up. That alone makes him a happy camper so he's going to stay on the current CM7 release. Thanks for the offer of building a ROM for him, but we're going to leave it as is....for now. :)

---------- Post added at 06:13 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:11 AM ----------

Yeah, I saw that during my prep to flash his phone. I just didn't want to flash something on his that I haven't tried on my Captivate yet. I'd end up doing tech support for a ROM/version that I haven't even seen myself. I'll probably wait until 4.0 goes GA on the Captivate before installing, then I'll do his T-959.
[Fascinate Android Development] XblackdemonX:
thanks a lot for LED notification, I really appreciate it! :D

-----------Edit-----------

Ha I thought it was BLN mod... sadly it's not :(
[Fascinate Android Development] sixstringsg:
Yah, sadly it's LED. BLN has yet to work right, so we switched.
[Fascinate Android Development] XblackdemonX:
ok thank you for the reply :)
[Fascinate Android Development] mattsolberg:
Can't 'long-press' capacitive buttons after flashing Pre 5 with Hacksung build 14. Is this a known issue with Pre 5? It worked on previous Glitch builds.
[Fascinate Android Development] AaronCompNetSys:
My Fascinate screen died this weekend :-(

Not for sure if related to Glitch or Voodoo, sorry to be a downer.
[Fascinate Android Development] sixstringsg:
I'm sorry, but blaming Voodoo Color or the Glitch kernel is bull****. Voodoo color only modifies the colors, and there are no "glitch screen modifications" other than voodoo color
[Fascinate Android Development] AaronCompNetSys:
Am I mistaken that it runs at a different voltage than stock, as well as different hz?

Regardless what caused the failure, I'll still be running Glitch again, I just won't be using full brightness. If you think it was something else I would love a pointer or two so I don't kill my screen again.
[Fascinate Android Development] sixstringsg:
Same voltage, higher refresh rate. There is no reason for a higher refresh rate to kill your screen. You could have been in a very humid area, or it could have been dropped earlier. Every custom kernel since SenTiroNs kernels (hardly anyone even remembers him, back in the day of only Odin kernels and static voltages/clocks.) Have had the unlocked refresh rate.
[Fascinate Android Development] Holliday:
If it's made by man it will break. It is only a matter of time. Blaming Glitch or a ROM is the same as blaming me because I farted that day. Correlation does not mean causation.
[Fascinate Android Development] Gage_Hero:
Something new coming soon

Heard there is something new coming soon..... it's almost like Christmas!!!!!
[Fascinate Android Development] mattsolberg:
So... what have you heard is coming?
[Fascinate Android Development] XblackdemonX:
i dunno but it's not coming
[Fascinate Android Development] Tk-Glitch:
It did come already. Beta release of V14 in a new thread =)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Ivan_Belarus:
Hello,

I wanna share some information about param.lfs. As some people I tried to study this file. I tried to port j4fs driver to linux, but with no success yet.

But I have something. For those ROM-makers who want to insert their own logo right in the file for flashing it as a part of a ROM you can do the following:

1. Prepare your jpeg file, process it through jpeg optimizer (like xat.com JPEG optimizer). Size must not exceed 3FD1(HEX), or 16337Bytes. 480x800, 72dpi

2. Load this file (jpeg) in a HEX editor (WinHex) and copy it as a block

3. Load param.lfs

4. Overwrite two blocks in param.lfs by your image (just paste block in overwrite mode). First one - from offset B4000, second one - from 7F000. To double check - overwritten blocks should start with FF D8

That's all. Tar param.lfs as it used to do: tar -H ustar -с param.lfs > param.tar

and flash it via odin as PDA, or add to firmware then. You will obtain your own logo.jpg and logo_kor.jpg in /mnt/.lfs

So, you don't need to use special scripts to change splash-screen (mount .lfs and copy your logo.img into it). It will work with any kernel. Even on stock firmware you may have your own bootlogo.

Caution: Be careful. If you make something wrong, phone won't boot, because param.lfs is used by bootloader. At least /mnt/.lfs will be empty.

You may have black screen. Anyway you will be able to enter in 3-button mode to flash stock param.lfs back.

Of course that won't change bootlogo with yellow triangle because it "resides" in sbl.bin and very dangerous to be changed.

P.S. I was going to write a patch script, but decided not to do that.

Cheers
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] geekmarc:
As a newbye, I found that very interesting to read

Thank you

1.

My original logo is 18.100 bytes and wonder if 3BB0(HEX) limit is accurate :/ :\ - while $B4000-$7F000=217.088 bytes

2.

On my param.lfs image, I searched for "FFD8 FFE0" and found other position for the JFIF files

Complete signature seems to be

"FFD8 FFE0"

"0010 4A46 4946 0001" for "..JFIF.."

3.

Linux support for j4fs would be great :)

4.

I wanted to know how to deal such a special "behaviour" into param.lfs partition: we can create files but not overwritten files...

[alpha] adb shell
$ su
# mount -o remount,rw -t j4fs /dev/block/stl6 /mnt/.lfs
# mount | grep ".lfs"
/dev/block/mmcblk0p4 on /mnt/.lfs type j4fs (rw,relatime)
#
# cd /mnt/.lfs
# rm -f logo.jpg
rm: can't remove 'logo.jpg': Operation not permitted
# echo "1. Impossible to delete logo.jpg"
1. Impossible to delete logo.jpg
#
# cp /mnt/sdcard/logo.jpg /mnt/.lfs/logo0.jpg
# ls -l /mnt/.lfs/logo0.jpg
-rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19524 Jan 1 1970 /mnt/.lfs/logo0.jpg
# echo "2. copy onto /mnt/.lfs/ is possible"
2. copy onto /mnt/.lfs/ is possible
#
# cp -f logo0.jpg logo.jpg
cp: can't create 'logo.jpg': File exists
# echo "3. copy onto logo.jpg is impossible"
3. copy onto logo.jpg is impossible
#
# chattr -i logo.jpg
chattr: reading flags on logo.jpg: Not a typewriter
# rm -f logo.jpg
rm: can't remove 'logo.jpg': Operation not permitted
# exit
$ exit
[alpha] echo "Really strange for a file system ?"
Really strange for a file system ?

Is there a simple way to delete logo.jpg ?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] rizdroid:
First of all, thanks for sharing the info.

I tried it, no dice. :( Seems B4000 in the param.lfs I'm using (KI8) isn't the beginning of a JPEG. Tried other addresses that start with FF D8, with and w/o Exif, to no avail. All I have is an empty .lfs folder (as you said) and a boot message saying "logo.jpg" draw failed, but it boots eventually.

What am I missing? :(

TIA

param.lfs I'm using: http://www.mediafire.com/file/jw0x36z04fvp4eg/param.lfs

EDIT:

Wow! It took me a couple of hours, but I've finally found it in that param.lfs (XWKI8)!!!

In

XWKI8 logo.jpg starts @ 7D800

. Don't go beyond the length of the file you have already (in XWKI8, +/-15K), otherwise you'll get the "draw failed" boot error and an empty /mnt/.lfs - in this case, just reflash the stock param.lfs and you'll be ok.

Works great! I can sleep now! :)

Once more, thx a bunch Ivan_Belarus for sharing the info!

cheers!!!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Ivan_Belarus:
1. Wrong operation. I have given the offsets only: for logo.jpg and logo_kor.jpg. I you want full addressing they are: B4000-B7FCF. It comes to 3FCF+2=3FD1. The second one is: 7F000-839B2. It comes to 49B2+2=49B4. (I've written 3BB0 - sorry I looked at my own block size. Fixed)

2. Yep, the jpeg header is bigger than word FF D8. You can google for jpeg header. But main two bytes are FF D8. The end is marked by FF D9. There are many jpeg files inside. I provided offsets for two ones.

4. You may look at Init.V scripts of Siyah kernel for example (/sbin/siyah/imports.sh)- there you may find all the commands for replace logo.jpg

I attached my original param.lfs (unchanged). I used it without problems on KI8

Heh, I didnt compare different param.lfs but now I see that there are different builds of param.lfs (thnx to rizdroid). So, I guess we're able to locate quickly the required offsets via block sizes

and

names. We need to find two blocks of size 3FD1 (starts with FF D8, ends with FF D9) and 49B4. They will be logo.jpg and logo_kor.jpg images. Before these blocks (about -7E1) you can find text 'logo.jpg' and 'logo_kor.jpg' accordingly. Don't try to locate them only by name!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] maxib123:
someone help me out here... im trying to do this for the galaxy nexus but whenever i open my param.lfs file in a hex editor all i get is 0's theres nothing in it
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] gps3dx:
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !!!!! YEAH !!!!!! :good::good::good::victory::victory::victory:;););)

@Ivan_Belarus

, Thank you very much for the guide and help !!!!!

I was stack with that process of HEXing the param.lfs you provided because the image i made is SMALLER then 16337Bytes.

So I solved the "'logo.jpg' draw failed" problem I got ( becuase I changed only part of logo.jpg ) by filling "20" ( hex value ) all the cells between

after my image FF D9 ( not included)

and the original logo.jpg END ( FF D9 included ) as you wrote in your post: 1st jpg end is at B7FCF and the second is at 839B2.

I used the param.rar you provided.

To be clearer, for an example, let say I got this original param.lfs HEX segment:

[COLOR="red"]FFD8[/COLOR]FFE100184578EE55184D5331DA8831930800450007[COLOR="red"]FFD9[/COLOR]

But the image i want to implant is

SMALLER

, so it starts with "FFD8" and ends

EARLIER

with "FFD9" like:

[COLOR="red"]FFD8[/COLOR]FFE1008374597335734753745[COLOR="red"]FFD9[/COLOR]

So, I need to change param.lfs HEX segment so that it will include "20"

after

my image "FFD9":

[COLOR="red"]FFD8[/COLOR]FFE1008374597335734753745[COLOR="red"]FFD9[/COLOR][U][COLOR="Blue"]202020202020202020[/COLOR][/U]

About the need to TAR the param.lfs, because i'm on windows I used 7zip, so no need for linux of any sort.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] hackintosh5:
Sorry to resurrect a REALLY old thread, but how did you manage to flash PARAM partition. It is in my .pit file from heimdall, but when I flash the partition, I simply see the old bootscreen.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Iluvatar2000:
It is OK to ask questions even if the thread is sooo old ;)

But unfortunately I can't help you.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] hackintosh5:
Its fine! Thanks for your time!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] xysen0:
Hello,

I'm looking for any good, stable, working on hTC TyTnII[p4550] call recording software which automaticaally starts recording on all calls - incoming, outgoing.

Should works ALWAYS, should be invisible/unhereable for 2nd side of the call.

Please help.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] xysen0:
b u m p! :)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] trisest:
Hi

I tried to find answer on forum but no answer for my irritating question.

Is there anywhere option to turn off this short vibrate on touch screen and on main four buttons?

ps

Really like this phone.

Satisfied First time android user with Ideos x5
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Pulseuser:
Its called haptic feedback and its there for a reason but if u want to remove it just go into ur settings -> sound&vibration (or something like that, it could be different, depends what ROM ur using) then you should see "haptic feedback"...just disable it
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Odinforce:
Simple as that.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] trisest:
You were right! I found it in Sound settings and its called you said - heptic feedback.

thanks!
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dragon1357:
I have not yet updated to gingerbread because its not stable, but this might force me to do it, I am still on eb01 with a few mods but battery dwindles and goes down 30 percent in one hour with me just checking face book and words with friends occasionally, also I am undervolted. any help on this?

Any one know what the most battery efficient rom is and is gingerbread better than this?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killerkiwiHD:
You may want to take a look at this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1278838. It is reported to have a really good battery life, although there is some modem issues (but those can easily be solved). As far as i know, there has been no report of random reboots, so looks like youre in the clear of that. Also it looks to be pretty stable. Just check it out. Best of luck mate
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CavinRay:
Hello folks,

first post, pleasure to be part of the group :D

Arc LT15i, 2.3.4, doomkernel#11, 4.0.2.A.0.42

more than 10 seconds to wait to be able to answer a call :eek:

takes 3-4 sec to light the screen (it's an eternity when you have to answer), and often first appears the unlock screen, then after seconds the sliding green botton.

really sorry for the noobhood, but any ideas?

thanks a lot

Cavin ;)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mercano:
I updated my phone to latest official firmware and i alos have this lag, but not that much. It takes 2 seconds for the screen to show who is calling and to be able to answer it, and it takes around 0,5 seconds when pressing the unlock button to light up the screen.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhisheak.bansal:
same problem when i was using stock rom

but when i moved onto MIUI,the phone is pretty fast and answer screen appears pretty quickly
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hygge:
Which CPU scheduler are you using? I have seen that using smartass or other schedulers which reduce the clockspeed on standby can reduce the responsetime of the answer screen.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] inteks:
setxperia raise the clockspeed on incomming call to make the response a bit better.... ;-)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CavinRay:
Thanks guys for answering :D

You're right! It's due to the clock's settings. May be, i'll come back to the former firmware :confused: any hints?

upgrading clock's frequencies works well, but drains battery faster (and this setup requires already a lot of energy :rolleyes:).

using "no lock" app, gains few secs :cool:

last night came up with the same good idea of using the incall profile :D

i noticed that using a too low min clock freq, the device is less reactive, although using "interactive", "smartassv2" or "ondemand". "scary" profile seems to work slightly better on incall reactivity. any experience?

Thanks :D

Cavin ;)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cezarL:
If you use smartass (v1/v2), there's no need to set any profiles for screen off. The governor will stick to the lowest available frequency.

Smartass v1 used to have wake issues (on HTC Desire, at least), but v2 seems to be fine, I'm using it on the Arc S, I haven't experienced any lags with either stock or CM7 ROMs.

I'm not familiar with Setxperia and its settings, though, could something be set wrong, causing poor performance? Just a guess...
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CavinRay:
thanks

i noticed some lags with a very low min clock (e.g. 122), disappearing setting min at 8-900mhz (max 1.2ghz)

actually dunno why, but if i succeede in changing the rom discovering what to wipe, gonna tell you more :D

Cavin ;)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jenizaro:
Can someone give me detailed information. I choosed transparent status bar mod and upload 3 file files framework, systemui and resources apk but when I applied the zip file, nothing changed. Which boxes should I check under the menu of status bar in UOT Kitchen. (using RCmix Runny 3.1)

Sent from Sony Ericsson Gh197
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arminvandyk:
Check Enable transparency in status bar.

Check Topbar

Choose Dr.Droid in backgroound

Check the preview ...it should be with a transparent status bar
[HTC Desire S] al89nut:
Done this

How To: Check if your phone is S-OFF or S-ON and your HBOOT version

1. Disable Fast Boot. (Setting > Power > uncheck Fast Boot)

2. Turn off your phone.

3. Turn on your phone by pressing the power button and volume down button together.

4. You will see a white screen with "S-OFF" or "S-ON" and your hboot version on top of the screen.

OK - how do I get out of it to turn the phone?

EDIT - fooled by the fact that reboot doesn't appear in that menu.

To get out of this screen:

1. hit the Power button

2. then the VOLUME DOWN to select REBOOT

3. then hit the POWER button
[HTC Desire S] Adidas108:
choose reboot :D
[Motorola Droid Bionic] walker810:
My Bionic is stuck on the Fastboot Flash Mode (S) (Flash Failure)

0A.53

Battery Low

Cannot Program

Connect USB

Data Cable

Can someone help me?