yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] hyriand:
I've created a custom ROM based on the S5660XXKS5 stock ROM that has the following changes / features:

Custom kernel:

Overclocking using SetCPU (stable for me at 883MHz but frequencies up to 1GHz are provided).

TUN driver (for OpenVPN).

EXT3/4 filesystem support (useful for DT Apps2SD).

CIFS (SMB) filesystem support to mount windows shares over WiFi (or 3G + VPN).

Support for swap.

SmartassV2 and interactive cpu frequency governors (enable them using SetCPU).

Other modifications:

DT Apps2SD pre-installed.

Enabled native SIP calling.

The openvpn binary so you won't have to use OpenVPN Installer.

Rooted (includes ChainDD's Superuser 3.0 and the latest su binary).

CRT animation (enable animations from the display settings to enable).

Disabled fully charged notification (still visible on the lock screen).

init.d subsystem.

Juwe11's ram script.

Re-odexed (optional) and zipaligned for speed and save space in /data.

Added busybox and sqlite3.

GPS fix speed fix (hopefully).

Updated/added Chrome to Phone, DSP Manager, Gmail, Maps, Market, Music (from Ice Cream Sandwich), Samsung Apps, Talkback, Voice Search, YouTube.

Removed unwanted Samsung apps (Hangman, Book Store, Music Store).

Distinctive features inherited from the stock rom:

Overscroll glow.

Compass appears to be working without patches.

Notes:

If you're experiencing problems with the new Market application, clear its settings and cache.

This ROM doesn't have a boot animation. Somehow it doesn't stop showing the animation at the end of the boot sequence so I've disabled it. As a positive side-effect, it shaves a couple of seconds off the boot time.

To prevent you from doing silly things, this ROM will wipe the dalvik-cache on first boot and then reboot.

Downloads:

The latest beta is available from my website, Particle Android.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] hyriand:
*reserved*
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] .:AbboZ:.:
Hello, congratulations for the excellent work you have done and are doing ...

you may also adding to it a "theme chooser" as in Cyanogen? bye :D
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] hyriand:
I'll look into it but from what I recall this requires some very rigorous changes in the framework.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] bromhexine:
great rom i wonder why the boot animation wont work/isnt changeable. i've tried changing the boot splash image in the recovery.img (gio.rle) but wasnt sure how to replace the modified recovery.img. anyhow keep up the good work!
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] klebengan:
and maybe cf-root also :D
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] .:AbboZ:.:
Thank you. .. if you could do that would be great! again congratulations ... great rom! :D :D :D :D :D :D
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] hyriand:
The problem is not that it won't start (I deliberately disabled it), the problem is that it won't stop.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] hyriand:
cf-root? what's that?
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] .:AbboZ:.:
CF-Root takes the kernel from an original Samsung firmware, and just adds root, busybox, and ClockWorkMod (CWM3) recovery.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] hyriand:
Why would I want to do that?
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] klebengan:
already answered. hehehe
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] .:AbboZ:.:
Boh...are all things that are already included :P
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] klebengan:
i just realized that bro :o
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] hyriand:
Actually, not everything. I don't enable insecure ADB on normal boot, but that's a deliberate choice. As the name implies, it's insecure.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] klebengan:
and with cf-root kernel we can use the tweak manager.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] xspartany:
Hi hyriand, I am loving your Particle Rom so far! However, I am a GT-5660M User (Bell Canada version of Gio). Seeing as the modem that you include in your particle rom isn't really compatible, I made my own ODIN-flashable modem file for use with our Bell phones. It is the AMSS file extracted from the original Bell 2.3.4 firmware.

Perhaps you can incorporate it into a future version of your rom? Since I cannot post links yet.. you will find a PM in your inbox with it ;)

On another note, I have a few suggestions for some features that I think would be very nice to have:

1.) For overclocking, if we had voltage control with setcpu over the kernel, perhaps overclocking to 900Mhz-1Ghz would be more realistic?

2.) BLN (backlight notification) support. Other phones such as Samsung Galaxy S, Nexus S have support for this in the kernel. It would make for a very nice indicator for new notifications while the phone is sleeping.

3.) Voodoo Sound (if the phone has an appropriate headphone amplifier chip?).

4.) Automatic Screen Brightness Dimming (This would require an ambient light sensor, does our phone even have one?).

5.) Battery Percentage Level in Notification Bar. Simplygio 1.3 has this for example.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] phiexz:
about BLN, i think we can add it to kernel. squadzone has posted the config of kernal ext3/4 & BLN support.

about auto dimming, i think our phone doesn't have light sensor

can u make kernel with Undervolt feature bro Hyriand?

i think its very usefull for battery life

and i've question about smartassV2.

this governor will automatic reduce the max & min clock when the screen off right?

when i use my phone for 10 min for sms & chat my phone temp reach 40 celcius

and i check the processor clock with setcpu, the clock is often in max clock

i think better conservative governor than smartassV2 for clock management when the phone screen is not turn off

how do u think hyriand?

who have better clock management between smartassV2 and conservative?
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] memine:
I just noticed that this is on GB 2.3.4. I thought I read somewhere that it was at 2.3.5? Just checking in case I FUBARed.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] hyriand:
Well, as long as the baseband is sort of compatible, flash the update.zip using ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM works on S5660M, right?). If that doesn't work, I'll create a Particle ROM based on the ROM you sent me.

Voltage control seems to be managed by the CPU itself. I'm already looking into controlling it to undervolt it for the lower frequencies.

I'll look into BLN, Voodoo Sound and brightness control (maybe the proximity sensor can be abused, no idea how that works).

I like the battery level indicator the way it is (I'm not really into theming), but feel free to install the deodexed version of Particle and customize that with uot kitchen.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wookiee82:
Hi guys, I just got my Xperia Pro the other day and I have a question about a strange status bar icon and I can't find the meaning of it. I searched the manuals of bith the arc and the pro and there is nothing about it. I post here because there is no Pro section and the software of the Arc should be pretty similar the Pro. I'm running the latest version.

Here is the screen shot with the icon highlighted:
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jemack:
I don't know what that symbol is but google found this list of stock symbols. I don't see the one you asked about on the list. Maybe an app you have installed?

http://help.orange.co.uk/orangeuk/support/personal/614669/1/395252/SymbolsDesc
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wookiee82:
I searche google too and couldn't find anything about it... I keep looking
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tinyXperia:
I'd ask your Sony Ericsson customer support.

Check which apps are running, Applications>running>all

To me it looks like something related to phonecalls. Did you just have a phonecall?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] l3mm:
hmmm...... that is strange. Can't see anything in user manual. It looks like the Induction Loop symbol you see in most public places for people who are hard of hearing
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wookiee82:
I found it!!! I checked for error the hearing aid checkbox option and that was the icon regarding it!!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slayer_boxer:
haha, i also found it。
[XPERIA X8 General] jimyong:
HELP!!

I format my /system and my xperia x8 by using xrecovery..

when i reboot..

it wont go in boot screen neither can i go into xrecovery...

also..i just tried..

connect to pc and nothing come out...

can someone help me?!? PLS
[XPERIA X8 General] dsaklein:
Use seus to install originall rom, just push back button when connect your phone to pc
[XPERIA X8 General] jimyong:
try that...cant work..
[XPERIA X8 General] X8invisible:
Download flashtool and use the original éclair from here :http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1101296

Press thanks if i helped you:D
[Defy General] Lockerecca:
hello, i'm looking new android device i have now sony xperia x8 (cypress mt2 )

i have 200€ +- in tiket from store es.webuy and me are on store madrid atocha

looking devices i find motorola defy i think wow when look this forum v8amr gpu ram and gorila mt but. i think spanish version is de bad version of phone ( no red lens )

any idea who test which wifi/market on who devide is?

i only test in store no pc

p.d:

sorry my pour English
[Defy General] dabizb:
Hola, en principio lo de le lente roja o verde tampoco es un gran problema, yo tengo el de la lente verde y va fenomenal, únicamente no puedo utilizar la grabación en HD que parece pueden llegar a alcanzar los de lente roja. Principalmente deberías tener en cuenta el lote de fabricación por el tema del fallo en el auricular, fabricados a partir de enero de este año sin problemas ya. Por lo demás yo lo tengo con la última ROM Cyanogenmod 7.1 y estoy muy contengo con su funcionamiento.
[Defy General] Lockerecca:
muchas gracias lei y lei informacion y la verdad a ver que rom elijo aunque la verdad estoy muy perdido aun en el tema XD encima voy sin sim aun no me llego el codigo de imei asi que a esperar ( el fallo de los auriculares. no sera algo con que no encajan del todo no? )

i talk Spanish only for look info from other user which same phone.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daveaspy:
After sending my phone away for repair they flashed it with an old version of software - I have just connected to Kies and it said:

My phone about screen gives:

Before I sent it away it had the latest version from Kies on it (cant remember what that was now, but it was android 2.3.4 ?). What have they put on it that I can no longer upgrade?? It is going back in this afternoon anyway as the fault hasnt been repaired :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Odia:
Your problem is with the baseband firmware, XWKE1 (XEU) was never released with XXKE4, it should be XXKDJ. So Samsung detect the mismatch and say its not official.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prinzhernan:
It's so odd though why Samsung would flash mismatching software.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Odia:
He said "away for repair" no one said it was Samsung who did the repair, why presume things?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daveaspy:
correct it didnt go to samsung, it went to anovo who are supposed to be accredited samsung repair specialists!

Is there any way I can resolve this problem without sending it away again? I have just ordered the part that is faulty as I am confident about changing that myself, so I just need to sort out this firmware issue. I tried the firmware update from the phone settings menu and it downloaded it, rebooted and got to 14% installed then failed - reboots again and suggests using Kies (!) or going to a service centre.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daveaspy:
ok sorted it - used odin to flash XXKDJ and now kies allows me to update :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Odia:
Nice one, it was a simple fix for that, but whats wrong with the phone? What have you had to order? What have Anovo supposed to have done?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daveaspy:
I have a problem with the usb socket acting like various cables are being plugged in and out and no software or wiping fixes it. all anovo did was flash the mismatched roms and send it back! i have ordered a new usb flex as mentioned in another thread and hopefully the problem will be fixed...
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Rothnir:
Hi everyone,

I updated my LG Optimus One to Android 2.3 via the official LG software last night. Since then I am unable to root it, either via GingerBreak or SuperOneClick. Is there anything that should be done / checked prior to rooting? I have "unknown sources" and "USB debugging" activated and the USB drivers are properly installed.

At this point I am kinda clueless because I am not sure if I even can go to a stock 2.2 rom without rooting / custom recovery.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] darkfiremark:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1200167

there is answer
[Optimus One, P500, V General] mak.3736:
Yes follow the link given by darkfiremark
[General Questions and Answers] bowillie:
hi, 1st off I am a noobi.I flashed my rom and messed it up, Phone would say touch pro ,then shake, then go out, come back on and do the same thing over and over. I downloaded a few differnt things onto the sd card and tryed to get it to load from it ....no luck. i have finally got it into bootloader mode and I am not sure what to do. right now on the sd card i have 2 things, on the bootloader screen i have 2 things but i am not sure what to do. the top one on the bootloader screen says:

raph 800

spl-0.37.cmonex

microP-hermann(led) v0c85

next in green is:

microf hermann (key)v8c05

psoc-raph stage_evt v20

I do not know what to do now, do I erase one and which one? then what will it load from the sd card now? Can anyone help me out ? I was trying to unlock and upgrade the os to win 6.5
[HTC EVO 3D] ryan prevatt:
my buddy has the 3d and his hboot version is the 1.5.what is the best way for me to root his phone?revolutionary only goes up to 1.49.its killing him to get rid of stock sense.and is the reason for me to not upgrade from OG evo.what is an alternate solution.i am familiar with rev.as that is how i rooted with the latest update,and ive used unrevoked the first time i rooted.any suggestions?
[HTC EVO 3D] evoguy404:
I think your gonna have to use the HTC method....It's post look down a few pages.

Good luck

Sent from my 3D on Boosted
[HTC EVO 3D] joeykrim:
The HTC unlock method currently is your only option. They patched the previous exploit used by revolutionary to allow s-off.

The HTC unlock method has two main downsides.

1) It permanently marks your bootloader as either Unlocked or Relocked always indicating it was unlocked either currently or at some point in the past.

2) It only allows write access to the kernel/boot partition through fastboot mode or in normal Android mode. This means the traditional method of flashing ROMs through the custom recovery has everything flash properly except the kernel. There are two ways to bypass, use fastboot to boot the custom recovery each time you want to access the custom recovery or use my application, Flash Image GUI, to flash the kernel while in normal Android mode.

If I were in your shoes, I would have to use the HTC unlock method as I wouldn't want to wait for an undefined amount of time for an alternative.

I upgraded from the EVO and it has definitely been worth while! Hope that helps!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NoOneCanHelpMe:
Does anyone know how to port the keyboard, when i try to install it it gives me some parse package error

On logcat says that the sdk version is 14 and it needs version 10 (which is the current) what xml file I have to edit to.make it work? Any suggestions appreciated :))

I'm sure many people would benefit from this until a stable ICS rom is released :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prodygee:
That's not available yet.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] volapyk:
Google will release the ICS sources sometime after the Galaxy Nexus is out.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NoOneCanHelpMe:
Send from xda premium
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcinr:
Since a couple of days ago my wifi stopped retrieving ip addresses from any network. It says retrieving then it starts over. I have searched and the only thing working is to assign static adress. Though this is only a available from home. Never had this issue before. Using cm7.1.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] albatros_1994:
i have the same problem since i am on miui...at home i have 2 wifi point,i can get the connection with only 1,with the second i can't obtain the ip adress ,i have tried 3 different kernel but seems a rom related problem.

apologize me for my english

---------- Post added at 09:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:26 PM ----------

have you tried a fresh install?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dudebowski:
Anyone else getting this on apps that need updating? Market won't bother telling me there's an update for them anymore, I have to find out from AppBrain... then when I click to update in market does it tell me it's incompatible.

Yes, I've done the whole clear data/fix permissions/wipe cache.

I'm hoping there's a workaround with a build.prop change or something. Or maybe I should just move on and upgrade... *sigh*
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aiwetir:
set dpi back to stock 160 if you haven't
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oohaylima:
And if the 160 doesn't work?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oohaylima:
Well. Neither build prop or dpi worked for me. So I just pulled my sd card out of my new phone and installed the apps that were missing through titanium.
[XPERIA X8 General] dhruvdangi:
I First installed xrecovery on my XPERIA X8 and then installed a Custom ROM

But after seeing the cyanogen 7.1 ROM for XPERIA X8 I installed it by changing the bootloader and installing cwm.

Now i want to go back to the previous ROM.(i have xrecovery backup files)

But Now i am not able to install xrecovery on it.because it does not have the original bootloader.

but if i install the original bootloader then my phone will be bricked because it has custom firmware.

WHAT SHOULD I DO??

HOW DO I INSTALL XRECOVERY AGAIN.

OR HOW DO I CONVERT XRECOVERY BACKUP FILES TO CWM BACKUP FILES??
[XPERIA X8 General] dsaklein:
In cwm you have an option to recovery from xrecovery files, use it
[XPERIA X8 General] dhruvdangi:
Thanx for the reply dsaklein

bt how do I use the feature?

i have xrecovery files that are:

cache.img

data.img

system.img

nandroid.md5

BUT I tried putting it in

backup/android/

folder.

where cwm saves the backups

but it had an error

md5 file not recognised or somthing like that

PLZ HELP!!!
[HTC EVO 3D] carnivalrejectq:
Im trying to use the official unlock method and have followed every step but just get stuck at wiating on device when trying to get the token thing. Any help here? And yes ive searched the forums/google. Im pretty sure i have everything installed.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zambara:
Hi all

Somehow durring the flashing proceses i've lost the vibrate function on my phone.No matter what i do i can't get it back.

I have tried Gognition,Miui and CM roms with a lot of different kernels and no luck.

Anyone could point me sone directions ?

THX
[Motorola Droid Bionic] CC Lemon:
I'm currently tracking how much data I typically go through in a month for home use and considering the idea of dropping my cable internet for an LTE hotspot.

Assuming I can get a sufficient amount of data for a similar cost, an LTE hotspot seems like it should be a better option. At the very least, the LTE connection is faster than my current internet. At least it should be.

I tested the hotspot feature as well as USB tether on the Bionic tonight and I can't say I was very impressed. I think 7 Mbps was about the best result I got with either of those. A quick search showed that others were having similar results, as well as some issues with maintaining a connection. Needless to say, using the Bionic as a hotspot to replace my home internet isn't sounding like a great idea so far. That said, I'm very satisfied with the speeds the Bionic is able to achieve on LTE.

What I'm wondering is if anyone can provide more insight about any problems I could expect with frequent use of the hotspot feature on the Bionic. I know that it's a serious drain on the battery and can generate some heat. Would there be long term issues that would result from this? Does anyone know if I could expect better performance from a dedicated hotspot device? Any other particular benefits to using the dedicated device? I'm still researching info on the success with the dedicated devices and there seems to be a fair bit of info available. The main reason I'm posting here is to see if anyone can point to any specific problems for frequent hotspot use on the Bionic (or any cell phone, for that matter). I am, admittedly, still working on researching the idea, so I'm far from set on the idea and not even sure if it's as reasonable as I'm thinking it might be.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] MillionManMosh:
I would be seriously skeptical about the idea of replacing my home internet with a MiFi device of any kind. I used 298GB last month on my home FiOS- paying $50 for 5GB seems ludicrous.

That said, I wouldn't really recommend any of the LTE phones for their hotspot feature. With the stock charger it's actually quite possible to drain your battery faster than it will charge.

The 4510 is cheap, has decent battery life, and as a dedicated device you're not tying up your phone while simultaneously getting faster speeds. That would be my recommendation.

EDIT: I just got off the phone with VZW and the rep was under the impression hotspot for phones with unlimited data was also not capped... I don't remember this being the case, but if anyone could confirm that for me... that would sway my opinion in favor of using the phone, since a MiFi would have its own contract and thus be subject to the new $10/GB pricing. It's still limited by the potential of throttling in cases of extreme use- and I think my use would be extreme if I had to completely replace my home internet- but it's an interesting possibility regardless.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] quentin0:
As long as you're grandfathered in, you can enable the $30 tethering option on your account at any time and you won't be subject to a data limit.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Dakota0206:
This. Confirmed.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] CC Lemon:
That's a lot of data... I know for sure I'll never be getting anywhere near that much data.

I started tracking my data a few days ago and the program I'm using already showed some stats for what I've used this month... I'm not clear on exactly how far back that goes or how accurate it is, but that initial total made it seem possible to have a reasonably priced plan. That said, I've been watching it and it seems like that initial number might have been deceiving, so it might not be a good idea at the current pricing.

Obviously my biggest concern would be going over the data plan's limit. I used to do a lot more gaming and downloading, but I mostly just do typical internet browsing and some video streaming. The problem is, I seem to have sporadic downloading habits, so I might run the risk of being safe on most months but face overages on some months. If they did data rollover for unused data, I might be able to get away with it, but that's the problem I'm facing. Like I said though, my initial estimates of data usage might have been inaccurate and this idea might be crazy.

The battery drain was a concern and one of the reasons I was thinking the bionic/phone tether just wasn't a reasonable plan. It would be great if they offered some sort of shared/packaged plan for multiple data devices on the same plan... like a better value on 10 GB split between 2 devices.
[TouchPad General] SS2006:
Looks good

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHfGi64lEQY