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[Thunderbolt General] Zealus:
As someone else has just pointed out in my other thread in Q&A - I still have a Froyo radio which, in most cases, will be incompatible with GB. SO which radio should I have there? Obviously, Verizon is updating both radio and ROM, so is there an extracted radio that goes with rooted 605.5 ?
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
Straight from the vz support doc "Baseband: 1.48.00.0906w_1, 0.01.78.0906w_2"

Here is the link from Android Police for the radio http://lts.cr/xRR

Gingerbread 2.11.605.3 Radio (MD5: b1e10920c1f191561fd05f1e9c445482)

Again, the 605.3 is the same radio as the 605.5, so there ya go! I generally flash before my rom flashing, but you can before or after. Radio through hboot, room through recovery. Good luck.
[Thunderbolt General] scottthreet32:
I backed out of update

Let me know whats broken
[Thunderbolt General] Fastlivin:
This may be a stupid question, but since I can't access the phone's home screen, ihow do I get the zip onto the phone's SD card so I can flash it from CWR?
[Thunderbolt General] Pender1:
a card reader is probably your best bet. or another phone, if you have access to one you could put your sd in it and place the file then put it back in your TB.
[Thunderbolt General] Fastlivin:
Actually, turns out I was able to accidentally solve the problem by wiping a bunch of stuff in ClockworkMod recovery.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18794700&postcount=15
[Thunderbolt General] chungylau:
I have rooted via Revolutionary. Running stock Froyo. So I downloaded the latest rooted stock (Gingerbread 605.5), renamed it to PG05IMG.zip and copied it to SD root directory. Booted into bootloader with Power/Vol-DN, and it picked up that file, and started decompressing it. Then it was over, and I am on the screen where I can go to fastboot, recovery, etc. So I go to fastboot and rebooted. I am still on Froyo, so the update to Gingerbread did not happen.

Any idea what went wrong? Does rooted via Revolutionary prevent updating the rooted stock Gingerbread update? Do I need to unroot, and go the OTA update route? TIA.
[Thunderbolt General] Pender1:
glad it worked out

to explain what you did:

terms found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1143188
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
If you're updating using the rooted version, it has to be done in recovery, not hboot. You will do the radio in hboot.
[Thunderbolt General] chungylau:
Got it, thanks!
[Thunderbolt General] Fastlivin:
The dictionary clears up so much. Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] dsexton702:
hey guys, i need a few of you to test out this A.S update for me before i release it to the public

all you need to do is flash

please give back feedback

thanks!

EDIT: the tweaks will be up in a minute
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] -R2:
I already DL'd the AS Update.zip you posted here previously...can I flash it or wait for your new update?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] dsexton702:
you can flash it and try it out :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] -R2:
I'll give it a whirl.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] -R2:
Man, I flashed over the top of xix. Let sit for 15 mins then ran some quads. 2237, then the next four were in the 1400's. I'm not sure how reliable my numbers are though. I've had a problem which I replicated 3 times. I flash xix, doesn't stick, so I push all of the files in the zip. Quads run in the 2600 range for about a day, then drop down to the 2200's and stay there. This behavior repeats itself when I re-push the files. It's like one or some of the files are getting overwritten after a day or so.

Also regarding this AS	UPDATE, my Swype keyboard is seriously lagging when typing this....I.do have v6 supercharger running, and I'm on Valhalla 1.3.2 with honks kj1.

I'm going to restore my init-d to stock later tonight and I'll report back then.

Edit: go launcher ex is lagging like crazy...also noticed that it deleted the v6 supercharger script....man, this Swype lag is painful.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] dsexton702:
Yep this is why I removed

Ill have the new one up soon

Thanks for testing :P
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] -R2:
No problem, don't mind being a Guinea pig every now and again.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] neocorteqz:
You can always email or pm me seeing as I run icbinb, im willing to test n give feedback, usually immediately, unless im working.

Junior41180 @ gmail dot com

I also follow you on twitter.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] PANTERA56:
Im down to try it

SENT FROM MY SGS4G RUNNIN KJ2 W ADRENALINE SHOT.!!! ON XDA PREMIUM
[Samsung Infuse 4G] DaMeatMan:
Hey Guy's,

I just purchased the Infuse 4G and retired my Xperia X10. In real world use the Infuse feels much snappier and faster then my Xperia X10, however i noticed that it benches much lower scores in Linpack despite having a faster 1.2ghz processor vs 1Ghz on the X10.. Why is that?

On my Infuse 4G i'm getting about 17mflops, on my experia i would get between 34 and 37.. what gives? Does this have anything to do with the JIT implementation on this phone, or is this benchmark just to artificial to mean anything? Are you guy's seeing higher numbers on custom roms? I'm currently stock besides being rooted with Lagfix enabled on Rogers with GB 2.3.3.

I know that Quadrant scores don't really mean anything, but i thought the Linpack floating point operations were more of a real world brute strength test.. am i wrong?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] the2rrell:
ehhhh i dont think they play a real role.......i mean i have had Quads in the 1000's and my phone be super snappy.....then i have had quads in the 2500's and my phone actually lag more. and Linpack is just your phone calculating FLoating points which is not a real test to me.......but i get linpacks around 27 with Cm7 and Miui

and Quads of 3500 and up.

but in the end, i dont really care with the results of those test are.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] DaMeatMan:
To me the biggest test is actual real world use, and how snappy the phone navigates menus, smooth scrolling, and launching apps. In that regard i'm extremely happy with the Infuse 4G. I was just curious though to see what might be going on behind the scenes in terms of affecting the Linpack scores.

How do you like CM7 and MIUI, and how does it compare in your eyes to the stock ROM in terms of real world use feel, smoothness etc..? I'm keeping mine pretty much stock for now since to my knowledge there are still issues with bluetooth and possibly wifi on the current custom rom's.. or has this changed recently?

If anyone else has theories on why this may be happening please feel free to chime in.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] the2rrell:
Only Non functioning things are Bluetooth and HDMI....i have had NO ISSUES at all with WiFi.

other do though, it may just be that i have a good router. not saying theirs are bad.....but who knows what different brands and set ups may be playing a role in the Wifi issues.

I like them Both.....both are Super fast. both are customizable(MiUi more so)

i can do stock....i have went back to stock for a week or so. and i just kept getting that itch to FLASH....lol
[Samsung Infuse 4G] DaMeatMan:
Thanks for the feedback! No Bluetooth is currently a deal breaker for me since i use it often in the car to play my music.

If that issue get's resolved you can be sure i'll be flashing the same day!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
Linpack measures floating point, since floating point is processed in a dedicated part of the processor it had no relevance to something more common and CPU intensive like video decoding. Different processors have different strengths and floating point is not one of them on the hummingbird. Yet the hummingbird is very good at decoding video for a single core, as well as being great at open gl for a processor from 18 months ago.

Linpack gives a single point of data but many are needed to truly measure performance. It's nothing to worry about since you probably won't be crunching large data sets on you phone that use floating point.
[LG Optimus 3D] stefankorun:
Is there anyone who has some spare time to create and maintain free irc channel so we can communicate easily? This thread is probably going to fail, but anyway - just suggesting....
[Motorola Photon 4G] iLLa:
I'm in Canada. Last night I came across a sim card. I was planning on getting one just for data. I came across one with voice. I put it in. The photon only lets me run cdma or gsm, not both at the same time.

Does anyone know of any way to run both cdma and gsm at the same time?

I want to use cdma for voice & gsm just for a data plan.

I came across these when searching google. Both say that u can't do both at the same time.

https://supportforums.motorola.com/message/461533?tstart=0

read the faq http://www.ebay.in/itm/Motorola-Photon-4G-CDMA-GSM-/330618312901

Is there a work around where I can use both at the same time?
[Motorola Photon 4G] Kcarpenter:
No. ten char.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shutterbc:
I am trying to identify why Touchdown with Voodoo lagfix still encounters significant performance issues.

I've been using Andromeda3 with Voodoo lagfix and it performs quite well... for most things. I have observed, however, that when syncing emails with Touchdown there is a significant performance delay.

It is as if while syncing email in the background, it is causing kswapd0 to max out CPU and blocking I/O. (this process triggers Watchdog alerts on occasion)

I went back to stock + OCLF and did not notice this kind of delay (though there may not have been as many background processes running). Some other posters have noted this as well, but I don't yet understand the technical reason for this. :confused:

Any good explanations out there or better alternatives?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MattSkeet:
For few days now I'm unable to access Books in Android MArket on my GTab.

Every single time I'm tapping on the Books Tab it forcecloses.

Ive factory re-set my tab still the same, rooted and installed different rom... Same

Can anyone possibly help me??
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] mariol66:
Which market version are you running?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MattSkeet:
Stock. 1.0.28 i've downloaded the 3.1.5 and uninstalled the stock but it doesn't show movies tab which I'm not bothered about. But would prefer stock as its cleaner...

Btw im in UK :-)

Any suggestions?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] mariol66:
try pushing a fresh apk of the market because of the recent flashing of a new ROM, something could've gotten messed up.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MattSkeet:
Like i've said earlier. Problem occurred before rooting on stock tab. I've rooted just to check if new rom would fix it. Also market from android market has the same problem and its on lower version 1.0.16 I think...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] mariol66:
What firmware are you?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MattSkeet:
Any rom any firmware. Contacted google and they are looking in to it as apparently more people have this issue
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] keithmoore:
I am in the UK using the recent KH3 firmware, and I also have the issue when trying to access books.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MattSkeet:
I think I'll need to go to one of the shops place a random google account on shop display and check out the market... It could be something related to UK tablets
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] awwwshet:
I have a Pandigital Planet and it came with android 2.3.4 installed ... can it be upgraded to Honeycomb ???
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tcartr2005:
Pandigital Star

I have the Pandigital Star, running 2.2.1 Android (Eclair?) It has GetStar market on it. However it will not run Android Marketplace or Amazon AppStore. I want to root the device to use these .apk's. Please Help.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigREDD:
I rooted the Star using these instructions on E book reader website intended for the Pandigital Novel I confirm everything works correctly (Gmail,Google maps and Android market)

http://www.the-ebook-reader.com/pandigital-nova-root.html

Check it out.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zstatman:
Star Rooting

Thanks BigRedd, will give it a go on my Star
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CrowdedCranium:
Pandigital Planet Rot

Yes that was correct ROT instead of Root. This is a dead product. It would appear PanDigital gave up on the market for 2013 and went back to making digital picture frames. The kernel is locked at 800mhz, there will not be any updates. My parents bought one for $20.00 the other day and in my opinion got robbed. GPS is not included in hardware or not working. it might be obtained with a USB GPS dongle. I did not see Bluetooth for an easier to find old pocket GPS dongle. I unfortunately gave one away years ago with an HTC phone that did not have gps.

That said, and with the understanding that this is merely an exercise device bound for the trash can. I found a couple of items of interest.

I briefly toyed with PDP7

Model:R70F452

FCC ID: ZIY-R70AP07

Android version 2.3.4

Kernel version 2.6.34 andrioid@localhost #177

FW version PR71_A_BN_W_A_C_12152011

1. Last thing PD sent out was a lamer FW to make rooting more difficult. OpenPDP2.3.4 by Spz0 may or may not work for you. This is the same 2.3.4 that has been worked on over 2010-2011, is rooted and seems to run marvelously on SOME version of the pandigital 7. It has a version of playstore that shows some apps. PD never registered with google and play store will not show a LOT of stuff. You will have to acquire it thru other means and sideload apks.

[YOUTUBE]fupaWTpAj-c[/YOUTUBE]​

My results were unsatisfactory!

Experience with open PDP 234 install 9-22-2013.

Copied to external SD card

Reboot to recovery mode

apply update from sd card

Mount /media succeed!

-- Install /sdcard ...

Finding update package...

Opening update package...

Verifying update package...

Installing update...

assert failed: getprop(ro.product.device) == "pandigitalplnt1" || getprop("ro.buildproduct") == "pandigitalplnt1"

E:Error in /tmpsideload/package.zip

(status 7)

Installation aborted.

--------------

Find Spz0 here: http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/24430-update1224-download-rom-openpdp-234-v21/

2. Jelly Beans Om Nom Noms ***UPDATE ROM POSTED*** Now with Moar 3D Acceleration! Porting Jellybean to Planet.

This looked very interesting. It is still under development but appears there has been no progress since August 2012.

http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/364...ate-rom-posted-now-with-moar-3d-acceleration/

I downloaded the zip (eventually, mediafire lame file host). But, have not had a chance to try it out. If that PDP7 is still available I will try this one in a couple of days. Nothing to report at this time device returned to owner.

3. Rooting with z4root? I ran into 5 dead ended file links, good luck.

Assessment: I saw another no namer 7" in an email sale flyer over the weekend for $89.00 $19.00 after rebate shipped with Android 4. I think I have spent all the play time I have on this dead end device. If you find a solution for yours, wonderful you will have fun surfing and pad gaming. If you cannot find a rom or rooter that works for you? it still will show you epub books and does have a camera or two on it. For $20.00? It is a nice diversion to have available.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Timmac:
So the Nokia N9 is a beautiful peace of kit and Meego looks nice, but how much better would some ice cream sandwich be on that thing?

How hackable will the N9 be? I guess the main thing is, will anyone have one? Seeing as its not being released in a lot of places I can see it being hard to get a hold of...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] St3fanSlk:
I think that the nokia n9 is a nice phone and I do not understand why nokia do not use Android for its smartphone
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tsekh501:
It's simple, because Nokia has chosen Windows Phone as it main mobile OS.

As to why Nokia pick Windows over Android, it's simple too. Microsoft needs a great hardware partner to win, and Nokia needs a decent OS to survive. They need each other, and this situation gave Nokia lot of say and control in their hardware and future Windows Phone development. While Android is great, Android doesn't need Nokia and Nokia wouldn't stand a chance in the already super crowded Android ecosystem.

But anyway, the N9/Lumia800 is definitely the most beautiful smartphone I have seen in the last few years. The button-less N9 makes an ideal candidate for ICS. However, it's too expensive at the moment...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kitsVA:
I already own what for me is the most beautiful Android phone - Xperia Arc. Just bought N9 yesterday as I couldn't resist not owning such a beautiful loooooking device that is also getting rave reviews.

N9 is just not a good looking device, it feels so f'in right in the hand. The screen, the feel all feel perfectly balanced. It makes my Arc look like a POS. While I love MeeGo so far, I still have lot of learning but frankly, Android messed me up so much that I feel it's hard to survive with other mobile OS if you know to use Android well.

I hope some genius out there can get ICS running on this beauty. Or, I hope Samsung shamelessly copies Nokia design as they are famous copy-cats!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] climhz:
yeah, when i saw buttonless n9 i immediately think about ics, they are perfect for each orthers, i used to be nokia fan, hope sone dev can make isc run on n9
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gplock:
Nokia e7 is my dream machine. With android of course. Or w7 so It can get eventually get android
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamesgg:
I would be down for a Nokia N9 if there was a crew like CM that would try to port android on to it. By realistically I don't think that will happen, phone's not available in the US, CAN, or UK. And getting it off ebay is roughly $650, but I just might get it, sigh...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fixedtrd:
After reading up on the N9 I couldn't resist and got one. I had the Sony Arc as well and I been with Nokia until they messed up with the n97. But the N9 is another monster, really sleek design the OS is beautiful and colors on the screen really jumps. The black color looks really vivid and nice. I am now waiting for someone to hack android or can port android apps to the N9.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fcknghll:
I would buy an n9 if someone ported ICS... just too nice a piece of kit to not own
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TeflonJugo:
Def a pretty phone. Android should really be present.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amyslee:
i will get n9, if someone port ics on it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] awerellwv:
i'm working in high tech store in Italy and officially the N9 is not sold there, but we got one in the shop and is amazing; i really fell in love with that phone (you can never forget your first love :-) )

i do want to buy it for myself, but what it bothers me is the lack of possible applications to install on the phone. an android porting on that device will be amazing.

is there a crazy guy :p that has tried an android porting on that device before?

also the original meego software looks pretty well and hands on runs smoothly and seems not having trouble at all, but i had only a quick 5 minutes test on the phone. what worries me is that the phone will left alone with no further support because it's the only one with meego software.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adnan633:
already done look at this video with meego operating 5 different OS search nokia on google and u will the link
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Slai:
Yeah I had SGS2 and got an N9 instead, mainly BECAUSE of the OS.

Android is slow on appswitching (at least the versions Ive run, where youd have to either exit the app, open task manager, then select from a list of icons, or you could hold the menubutton for a bit, then select an app from a list of icons).

ICS might be different, I have no idea how taskswitching is done on it.

However, I will say that the N9 rocks ass and it would be fun to dualboot ICS/Harmattan.

Also, to the above poster, its not allready done. A chinese fake version of the N9 with a 3.8" resistive touchscreen, dualsim and 1.3mp camera can, though. Also it comes with porn and talking tomcat. So theres that.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iHypnos:
Just had to throw my hat into the ring. I am ridiculously tempted to purchase the N9. Damn thing is just too attractive.

I was really hoping for some community love but that may just be due to my HD2. Leo users have been Spoilt Rotten.

I see even a hint of android development and caution is out the window. Take my money.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gplock:
Man I hope they boot leg the E7!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] awerellwv:
In the mean time i got an N9 for christmas, and the MeeGo OS built in is working pretty good, ha some features that i really love, like completely unified address book and unified messaging system, which slows me to modify the device.

On the other side, the are really few apps developed for meego os, that really pushes me to switch to another OS...

Mmm hard choice...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iHypnos:
Awerellwv I bring your attention to Alien Dalvik(google it I cant post links)

Running android apps at native speed seems to negate the lack of apps issue. Assuming it all works as planned.

I've convinced myself I want an N9. Possibly just because that Cyan model looks fantastic. I would really love to see ongoing android development though, Knowing the device would keep up with the times is a big deal.

Now to just find the right price. If you really want to switch phones(and you have a cyan N9) I would be interested.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] awerellwv:
Definitely i will google a bit about him, thanks for the suggestion

i have the cyan one in the shop, but i bought for myself the black one, which looks every day better and better. Have to admit, tough, that the cyan one looks gorgeus, i will suggest bo buy it if you don't plan to use covers for the phone. :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vuche:
White 64GB N9

I have had since a few days the latest white 64GB version of the N9 and I must say, it's quite an incredible device!

I can't even imagine why Nokia went the WP7 way (beside some fresh cash certainly paid by M$).

Of course, there are still some functions & details missing and some things to iron out with Meego (like with WP7), but it's a very stable and fast OS (I'm impressed how fast Opera is loading!). I must add that it's still loaded with the 10.2011.34 Harmattan version, the latest 20.2011.40 hasn't yet been released for this specific model.

I just love the 3 screens idea, especially the "running tasks" screen, where you have access to all of the running apps and can either switch to the wanted one or close it/them. Why is it so complicated for other OS's to implement such a simple and easily accessible task manager??

The only downside I can see is the lack of applications. Only the true Linux developers will continue porting apps to this wonderful smartphone, and if we could get android applications to run on it, it would be great. And when I say run on it, it's preferably run on Meego, using Alien Dalvik or whatever other way.

If this is not possible, of course dual booting or ICS alone would be a solution, although I like the fact we're running an almost pure Linux/Debian machine, with an interesting touchscreen interface.

Hopefully Nokia will keep reading all of the N9 dedicated forums and will keep a Meego (or whatever it will be named in the future) branch of handsets, and of course supporting it/us.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iBwizzle:
Wishful Thinking: I'm hoping the XDA Developers would port both WP7 and Android to the Nokia N9 to make it the Ultimate Device! I would glady donate as much as $100 dollars and I'm sure others would too... :o
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qwerty warrior:
i wonder why XDA didnt put a place for the n9 on the forum yet

id buy this phone in a heart beat if they put android on it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stupid_one:
i wonder what the status is on the alien dalvik project. last i heard of it was around october last year it think. does anyone know where they are at right now?