yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Hero CDMA General] ganjah:
I encourage you to re-read what I said. You're mistaking my second post for my first one. This is now my fourth on the subject. It appears you completely ignored most of what I said.

Your story is convoluted and sounds pretty far-fetched. At this point, it looks like a fairly weakly-fabricated "me too." You have over 200 Thank Yous here (which, I agree is meaningless in the grand scheme of things), but you really expect me to believe the story you concocted with such poor grammar and a lack of basic punctuation? No offense, but is English not your native language? Perhaps that's why we're not understanding one another.

You don't have to believe me, but real-world usage, as well as all of the reviews with benchmarks show that the SGS2 eats the Evo 3D for lunch in almost every benchmark. That translates to real world performance, at least in how I use my phone. Perhaps you don't use yours as a multimedia device. That's fine, not everybody does. It's ok if you don't want to believe that, but it is the case as every professional review site will attest.
[Hero CDMA General] xjayman:
Well you have no credibility left!
[Hero CDMA General] laie1472:
How many thanks I have is unimportant I also checked your profile and it seems most of your posts are just complaints and requests this helps insure that this is my last post on this subject. Also if you believe what I wrote or not doesn't concern me the least, such matters are pointless just like your posts. I understand that some people have trouble focusing there thoughts so I'll leave you to yourself so you hopefully get it all worked out. I really hope you do. Have a good one.

Locked & Loaded

""shooter on Deck""
[Hero CDMA General] ganjah:
You ignored everything I said, absolutely everything.

You gave no evidence for your claims except for your fake story. I noted that every review that compares both phones shows the difference I saw. This isn't opinion. It's fact, proven by multiple benchmarks and side-by-side comparisons.

I'll make this easy for you. Watch this video. It's real world performance. There's a distinct advantage for the SGS2.

http://pocketnow.com/android/htc-evo-3d-vs-samsung-galaxy-s-2-video

I can understand if you prefer the Evo 3D for whatever reason. It's entirely acceptable to do so. However, to claim that its performance is better than the SGS2 is, simply put, wrong on almost all accounts. I didn't expect someone with so many Thanks to be such a jerk. It's good to admit when you're wrong. You might try some humility sometime.
[Hero CDMA General] dpeeps74:
I heart my NS4G that cost me $30. Paying $200 for a phone at this stayof the game is rather pointless imo, but I am enjoying browsing these hero threads without being bombarded by repeat ICS posts :)

Edit: that should be stage of the game

Sent from my Nexus S 4G running CM7/franco.Kernel
[Hero CDMA General] PC Jona:
lol @ the guy that thinks the evo3d is as good as the sgs2

and lol that he thinks its faster
[Hero CDMA General] dastin1015:
I haven't compared the two, but my white Evo 3D is plenty fast and smooth with my own ROM on it. ;) Perfectly happy with it.
[Hero CDMA General] Robbie_G:
Fact: SGSI (Epic 4G) still does not have gingerbread.

Might want to keep that in mind if you're considering SGSII
[Motorola Droid 3] buckmarble:
Im trying to invert settings.apk however, any time I edit the androidmanifest.xml the system will not recognize it. Any help would be appreciated!
[Motorola Photon 4G] cyaclone:
Photon 4G rooted with the one-click method and boot loader is locked but unable to update to the recent release of the Motorola update.

Has anyone been able to get the update from Motorola after using the one-click update?

Have tried several times but unable to keep the file. Is there a download for the update that can be saved prior to the install?
[Motorola Photon 4G] foxsdaddy67:
look in the development section
[Motorola Photon 4G] nyckid211:
Try unfreezing any stock apps, reboot, and try again.
[Motorola Photon 4G] MultiDev:
Go here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1202666

Basically, use RSD to flash the SBF directly. You will lose root in the process, but you can run whatever rooting method you used again to get it back.
[Motorola Photon 4G] schollianmj:
Hmmm... Mine upgraded just fine. I had origionally used the one click Root. Granted i lost root when I upgraded but that was just one more click after the upgrade.
[Motorola Photon 4G] cyaclone:
Thank you for the website location.............I will try it.

BTW, what does SBF mean?
[Motorola Photon 4G] slmclarengt:
System Binary File.

BTW, RSDLite is very easy to use no matter technical skill level
[Motorola Photon 4G] deedscreen:
SBF the earliest file, I will add a link to the post where I was able to fix this from, you will here a lot of people think you uninstalled a system app. Chances are, you didn't. I will post the link by 3:00pm Eastern Standard, it is 6:52am in Connecticut, so I am barely awake, lol.

Edit: It's 12:25 EST, as I post this, sorry it took me so long to reply, I have looked for the post, and cannot find it. If I happen to come across it, I will post more information.
[Motorola Photon 4G] KTT16:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1212824

Wooord...
[Motorola Photon 4G] mecksg1:
ive tryed to rsd the sbf file but it keeps saying failed flash. im rooted unlocked and running star wars rom. ant ideas
[Motorola Photon 4G] deedscreen:
You have a faulty phone.

I am at work right now, just reading my personal emails and saw a new comment on this thread. I will post more information when I get home at about 5pmEST, I have more info. It is 1:30pmEST now.

Edit: It is 5:27pm EST, sorry about the delay. Try what KTT16 said. Reflash the oldest version of a sbf, Version: 4.5.1A SUN-154_5-CM.

Let us know your results.
[Motorola Photon 4G] KTT16:
Wipe data, re flash sbf is what I do to get out of trouble. Youll probably want to back up apps and data first.
[Motorola Photon 4G] mecksg1:
I can flash other other roms with no issue so i dont think this is a faulty phone at all. I do have the 1.3 oc kernal running also.
[Motorola Photon 4G] deedscreen:
I had a faulty phone that wouldn't SBF, so I figured you did.

Try what KTT16 said. Reflash the oldest version of a sbf, Version: 4.5.1A SUN-154_5-CM.

Let us know your results.
[Motorola Photon 4G] mecksg1:
Ok will try when i get home. Working right now. Thanks
[Motorola Photon 4G] deedscreen:
I was just told that Motorola has just fixed the issue so now everyone can update.

PLEASE TRY TO UPDATE AGAIN.

IF NOT PLEASE DO A FACTORY RESET THEN UPDATE TO THE LATEST VERSION.

Let me know your findings, then if that doesn't work do the sbf.

---------- Post added at 07:03 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:59 PM ----------

Check this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1314185

I had to SBF this way, but read the comment from user: "tbhausen".

He writes: Motorola has re-issued the 198_6 build to address this problem. Also, 198_7 is available in the MoPho dev subforum ;)

-----

Try what I wrote in my last post, if that doesn't work, try the instructions in the above link, these are the same instructions I gave you earlier, just a more detailed version.
[Motorola Photon 4G] mecksg1:
ok so this my make me sound like a noob but if i do a factory resett thru the phone will it remove my custom rom or should i do it thru cwm?
[Motorola Photon 4G] deedscreen:
You aren't that that much of a noob, lol.

You will lose your Rom anyways, so after you SBF or Factory Reset, everything will be gone, and you will have to start all over again.

Yes, throught CWM.

By the way, even as a seasoned Senior Member, I still find myself asking noob questions on occasion.
[Motorola Photon 4G] mecksg1:
So download the update put phone inti cwm and clear cache and data factory reset then let update go? Thinking out side the box
[Motorola Photon 4G] deedscreen:
First you should do the update.

If it fails,

CWM factory reset.

If that fails, SBF then update.

Post your findings.
[Motorola Photon 4G] mecksg1:
So i downloaded the update. It failed. Then i cwm and did a factory and cache format then did update again and that didnt do it. Will try the sbf next
[Motorola Photon 4G] deedscreen:
Thank you for posting your findings.

Try the SBF.
[Motorola Photon 4G] mecksg1:
so i did the sbf method of going into cwm formating both cache and data factory resett. then i needed to use my 32bit laptop to get the sbf to flash to my phone thru rsd. so now to reroot and unlock
[Motorola Photon 4G] deedscreen:
Did you get the Photon Updated?
[Motorola Photon 4G] mecksg1:
yep used the 2.3.4-4.5.1A-1_SUN-198_7-CM 10/24/11 latest SBF build Stock ROM FIXED DATA [10/27] sbf on my laptop. needed to have a 32bit os for it

re rooting not, just trying to see what rom i want to use now. any ideas. also whent back in and rooted and unlocked, was going to put cwm back on and i whent and did this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfJJ0h4d-80 i used it before and well it put my system back to 45.2.5mb855.sprint.en.us the sytem.img is for that one. is there and updated system.img file that i can use that lets me be at 45.3.7mb855.sprint.en.us?
[Motorola Photon 4G] deedscreen:
I did the same thing. Worked for me.

By the way, I had you test the other methods because Motorola released a statement saying that they have fixed the issue. I guess they haven't.

Thanks for your help in testing. I appreciate it.

I am glad thay you are currently up to date.
[Motorola Photon 4G] mecksg1:
yep np glad to help
[Motorola Photon 4G] redhatter:
Well i was also not able to update with the the new "fix"...i was just going to do the manual fix posted here...but I desided to give sprint a a call to see what they would do....so..

They replaced the phone free...its new

..and now also a new free airwave..
[Motorola Photon 4G] kakahikmatx:
Can't do SBF

I have a similiar problem, can't do SBF through RSD, every time I want to flash by RSD, I failed, I want to upgrade to 198_7, because in 198_6 I have problem with my WiFi and 4G connection, both of them can't connect

Any ideas??

My Photon condition:

Rooted, but bootloader still locked,

and also I Have try to factory reset before do RSD

THX
[Motorola Photon 4G] mecksg1:
Try using a 32 bit os. That's what I had to

do
[Motorola Photon 4G] pastert33:
How long have you had the phone? I've been trying to run an update but it fails everytime as well. I just bought the phone yesterday(not from sprint but CL)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] isoDUB:
i have a Transformer and a Droid X and on my PC, i have Magic Music Maker 17, FL Studio, and might get Cubase soon. i'm looking at Zquence Studios on the market right now. will i be able to use projects made in Zquence in any of the programs on my PC? also can i use my Transformer as an MIDI keyboard on my PC
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mediumsteak:
please no dubstep unless you are in the uk
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davebugyi:
If it has MIDI export, then yes. FL studio natively supports FLP projects. I Never used MMM since 4 :D

Cubase is CPR AFAIK, so I don't think so, it will natively work, but as I said, If the app has MIDI export, then you'll able to use the MIDIs.

I use FL since 7, so I hope the FL Mobile comes out soon to Android and it will be compatible with the Desktop Version - in means of projects.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] isoDUB:
thanks for the help. not gonna do dubstep lol. i wanna see if i can do anything decent with strings or piano. think Henry Gregson Williams or Kenji Kawai.

i also hope FL comes out sometime soon. i have an iPod Touch, but I'd rather use my Transformer.
[HTC Sensation] GideonX:
Here's my own theme(s) for the 4EXT Recovery. Thanks to madmaxx82 for putting together this fantastic app + recovery.

Please bear in mind this is my absolute first foray (phew!) into theming and there may be oddities here and there. I've tested it and everything looks to be working AOK.

Without further ado, here's my first of many (hopefully). Critiques and suggestions are welcome. I'm also open to ideas for other themes.

Thanks to Whiskey103 for inspiring this. I ran his stuff first before making the below.
[HTC Sensation] GideonX:
Reserving

Sent from my HTC Sensation Z710e
[HTC Sensation] GideonX:
Honeycomb Blue theme added
[HTC Sensation] jotha:
Nice idea with that image in the progress bar :).
[HTC Sensation] GideonX:
I thought about adding Mario holding the shell, but it didn't come out that well ;)
[HTC Sensation] scstryfe:
Mario theme is very cool! You've been Thanked!!
[HTC Sensation] GideonX:
Thank you!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] dokjon:
Past week has been my victorious journey of learning how to root and flash different mods.:D I come to settle with CM7 and Faux Kernel on my G2x. And today I just fixed the no data issue by playing with APN settings.

Here's the last part to make my phone flawless. My service provider is Simple Mobile. Before root/flash, on stock rom main screen would say Simple Mobile to indicate that I am, indeed, on Simple network. But what I realize is that now it says T-Mobile and my time is messed up..it's one hour faster than it is. I can simply change it under the settings, but I use KakaoTalk to talk to my people in Korea. On that app, chat history time will show up as messed up (one hour faster). Any solutions/thoughts will be greatly appreciated.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jamadio:
Sounds like something in the build.prop file has it configured to T-Mobile. Maybe you can peek inside and see.

Here me out, I don't suggest touching anything in there unless you know what you're doing. Mess something up, and you'll be getting bootloops or losing major functions.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jboxer:
Why use network time values? Doesn't your custom rom have the option to sync the phone to NTP time servers like the Stock rom does? If you use the NTP sync option your phone will keep itself set to NIST Atomic accurate time using the world's moat advanced cesium clock technology. If your app does not have this option in the time settings, there are several NTP sync apps in the Market but all require root. One of the nice things LG did was make this option available to non rooted devices also by cooking it into their stock rom.

If you need a value to enter for the time server here are a few for the entire world.

Worldwide: pool.ntp.org

Asia: asia.pool.ntp.org

Europe: europe.pool.ntp.org

North America: north-america.pool.ntp.org

Oceania: oceania.pool.ntp.org

South America: south-america.pool.ntp.org
[T-Mobile LG G2x] GTWalling:
Why not just go into settng and change your Time Zone by one hour. That should set everything right.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] dokjon:
Hey thanks again for your help. I didn't mean to take your credit on ATP settings solution. Flashing your zip was the way to go. :P

I used ClockSync to fix my system time and it worked. You're awesome :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] sinister.dexter:
Awesome. I didn't realize this was cooked into the phone. Wish I'd realized it before my phone woke me up an hour early today due to time change... lol

All hail the mighty search feature!
[Desire HD General] Azure100:
Hey guys I have a Qs regarding the network frequencies of DHD. Our DHD supports 3G at 900 and 2100 I believe ( UK Version).

I am currently in US and using T-Mobile which has 3G network on 1700/2100.

Is there a way around to get this phone working on this network ? Or i have to do with a edge only.

Thanks alot for ur input.
[Desire HD General] zelendel:
You will ha e edge only. It is hardware related. While you could swap out the hardware I would not suggest it. Please search before opening a new thread as this has been talked about 1000's of times over the years.

Thread closed
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SuperAce609:
I've been wondering if there's a way to do a full apps2sd without making a partition on the sd card. My ace is running a stock rom. Rooted and running 2.3.5. The internal memory really sucks and I'm thinking of getting a 8GB micro sd just to store it all.

Any hints or tips?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] mdfzhi:
what do u mean by "full"?

if u just search a2sd on market, many of it will allow moving app to sdcard without even creating partition. but it just move apk tho. dalvik cache and data still occupy internal memory.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SuperAce609:
I have an app called app 2 SD from the market and I don't think it does what it says. If all the apps were installed on the SD, wouldn't the internal memory be almost completely free? Or do I have a misunderstanding of apps2sd? Unless the apps2sd are different for custom roms or something?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] mdfzhi:
u need to also install a2sd enabler to be able to move all apps that previously restricted by android system to only install in internal. but then most widget would be unusable if move to sdcard using that a2sd app from market. and also as i said earlier, it will only move apk. dalvik cache and data still occupy internal so it will eventually become cluttered and full again.

also i think users here if talking about a2sd, it means darktremore a2sd script. it allow moving full dalvik cache and data to sdcard without giving problem to widgets, but it needs second sdcard partition.

so to answer ur question, and if by "full" u mean full moving of dalvik cache and data to sdcard without second partition, no... theres no a2sd app that can move dalvik cache and data to sdcard without second partition. none that i can think of. darktremore a2sd script and similar variant script that can fully move dalvik cache and data to sdcard needs second partition.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] hks911:
the simplest way is make an ext partition using cwm recovery and use link2sd to link the apps to sd card. it also moves the dalvik cache and dex to sd. I am using link2sd and it does what it meant to :)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eduncan911:
Hello...

I've been searching for a while now and can't find the answer to a simple question:

Are there differences in the Nexus S sold by AT&T, Sprint and the Unlocked versions you can purchase online? Basically, I'm asking if the Unlocked Nexus S online, which has a GSM card, can be used on the Sprint network.

We have a Google Nexus S here at work for NFC testing. It currently has an AT&T SIM card in it. But, I see it has an IMEI number under the battery.

Can I take this IMEI number and register it on Sprint?!?!

Or, are there special CDMA models sold with no GSM sockets?

Thank you!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hugo87:
No you can't use att or tmobile phones on sprint networks. They are a different technology. Sprint and verizon are cdma networks which don't use SIM cards where as tmobile and at are GSM networks which use sim cards. They operate in different radio frequencies. And even than its unlikely sprint would allow a different networks phone to be used in there network.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eduncan911:
You would think that is the case, yes. CDMA and GSM (which I mentioned in my post as well). I'm very fimiliar with the differences in them.

But, someone at work broke out his Verizon Blackberry (don't know the model number) and shows his IMEI number under the battery. As well as his SIM socket with a Canada SIM card in it. "I use this carrier in Canada as they are cheap roaming."

THat's what left me baffled - a phone that was both on the CDMA network, and the GSM network in other countries.

Also, your post sounds like you are just guessing - since they are known different technologies. Do you know for a fact that the phone does not have both a CDMA radio, as well as the GSM radios (yep, two with them). THere are Japanese and Europe phones that has the combinations in a single phone, running Android.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] albundy2010:
Yes he is sure.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YourMainDude:
World phone by blackberry? Lol

Sent From In between Your Moms Boobies
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matt2053:
Some phones can do both. Nexus S cannot.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Noxz:
My purpose is to locate the fastboot system, and I thought that I would start from, well, the start. Boot-up on the OMAP4430 tries many places, one is an on-chip 48kb ROM. I initially tried to read /dev/mem, but no matter what address I tried to read it would say Bad Address, so I had to make a kernel module, in which I dumped the boot ROM to a file... and it worked.

The reversion of the ROM on my bionic is 0x03 0x19

(Please read Ch 27(.4.2.1) of OMAP4430_ES2.x_PUBLIC_TRM_vY.zip )

I am more handy with ia32 assembly, not arm...

So where is fastboot? I can see a few other addresses, but if I try to map some of them, the device will reboot.. The TRM spoke of 0x08000000 for a fast boot XIP but a reboot occurs (I think) ... any ideas where to look next?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Noxz:
After a day of digging around, I was able to find that "fastboot"(0x08000000) address at 0x28C18 (0x28000 is the base address of the boot.rom) ... just helping out anyone else interested in looking into this. I somehow don't think that this is what I am looking for though... but atleast I do know that I am making some headway

Edit: Confirm that I am unable to read even one byte from 0x08000000 .. reboots

Edit2: Polling from the Control Register (0x4A0022C4) returned 0x00000AEF ... which means that

1) This is not a GP(General Purpose) OMAP4430

2) SYS_BOOT[5:0] is b101111 which tells us

a) to use Memory, not Peripheral boot devices

b) 1st boot device is MMC2(1)(perm) (eMMC/eSD = GPMC pins)

c) 2nd= USB-ULPI (external transceiver)

... Does the MMC mean it boots from the onboard 16gb? If so, then this might be easier to trace through than I thought...

Has anyone dumped the entire contents of that memory? or just the known partitions?

Edit3: Reading the TRM more (pg 5240) tells me that SDMMC2 only Raw mode is supported, no file system (FAT12/FAT16/FAT32) support because the purpose of this approach is to avoid the boot time penalty of searching for a file system hierarchy when it is not always necessary.

Edit4: ...and Sure enough, dumping the first 512 bytes of /dev/block/mmcblk1 shows the Bootable signature (0x55AA) at the end (0x01FE)

... I thought I read that it would just try to read in RAW mode, which makes it not want to even have such a thing, but I knew it had all those other partitions, so I figured I might have been wrong there...

A proper dump of this soon enough.. atleast I gave you guys the boot.rom from the actual OMAP4430 that would have been otherwise hard to retreive... I only wasted one day on this, not bad ;) and I learned some ARM ASM

Edit5: Maybe I am getting ahead of myself, it is of type 0x83 ... which is Linux, not any of the FAT FS which the boot.rom supports... ?

Edit6: Well, it has the file it's looking for, not sure if it's a FAT system like it's suppose to be though, and it looks like in a 1MB dump that fastboot is in the 2nd or maybe more, partition... I still want to try to dump this "MLO" bootup file... but i have to learn about FAT fs structure, ugh...
[Motorola Droid Bionic] projektorboy:
The implications of deep hardware hacking like this make me very excited for what could be possible with the Bionic. It contains some absolutely absurd hardware for a mobile device so the sky's the limit at this point. Fantastic work! I could only dream of being able to comprehend the things that guys like you can.

Also I wonder if this thread would end up getting proper attention in the dev section.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] nosit1:
I only wish I could comprehend what he is talking about. I'm glad to see a vested interest is being taken!

Sent from my DROID BIONIC
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bigtex52:
Thanks so much, Noxz for making the effort to do this!