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[Droid X General] Fender0246:
I had the same issue. Got the Milestone X in September when it was still Cellular South. Shortly after they switched to CSpire Wireless. Here comes December and I do not have the OTA update still. Kept checking and checking, not OTA and no option through CSpire to just manually download it to PC to update myself. So tried root and DL'ing the file mentioned and renaming update.zip and install via Bootstraper, still a no go. After a few factory resets, BOOM, "you have an update available" and just my luck, will download but not install properly w/ bootstrapper interfering. Ok, remove bootstrap....nope, no work. Said screw it, went to CSpire hoping to just get another one, guy behind counter instantly pulled up bootstrapper and said, If you think you can fix it, try, or else you'll have to buy another one, told him damn straight I'll fix it myself, grabbed my phone and left. Got home, followed SBF guide, downloaded OTA and now I'm a happy camper.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] samizad:
I know it is counter-intuitive but are any developers willing to consider a Gingerbread port for Galaxy Nexus?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] appelflap:
Any reason why you prefer Gingerbread over ICS?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] omrij:
Why stop at Gingerbread?

let's go all the way to Cupcake :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] samizad:
t only occurred to me because nobody seems to have narrowed down the volume down "SAV Ghost" issue to hardware or software. I know Google or Samsung will come up with an explanation and fix soon but if we get Gingerbread port and the SAV Ghost goes away, then we know for sure that it is a software issue.

My phone is being shipped from UK to me in Korea and I want to put a stop to that if it is a hardware problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evostance:
Dont think it can be done as there are no hardware buttons
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] samizad:
Good point. Just a thought.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KiNG OMaR:
CM7 is on the nook color, which has no hardware buttons. Tablet tweaks add soft buttons to the status bar, much like honeycomb.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cenwesi:
lol...way too funny
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] case0:
If it were a software problem then surely everyone would suffer the problem? Must be hardware..?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
PRECISELY.

Why oh why would you ever port 2.3 to the Galaxy Nexus? Do you see people porting Eclair or Donut to the SGSII? Geez...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gravis86:
I feel like it is a software (or more likely a driver) problem. Porting Gingerbread might work, but why do that when we have the source for ICS sitting right in front of us?!

I'm not sure if the drivers are open sourced yet though which I think might be a problem.

Porting GB just seems like way to big of a project just to sort out a bug...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oscillik:
it looks more like a hardware related issue rather than software
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
I don't see how that's hardware. The button doesn't stick. I read somewhere that it is just buffer overruns which could be caused by going in and out of service or it just trying to hard to find a good signal.

G2x - 2.3.7 CM7

Transformer - 3.2 Revolver OC/UV
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oscillik:
it is looking to be hardware related because it is an issue with RF interference.

nothing to do with the volume rocker. but RF interference issues could very likely mean that something hasn't been shielded correctly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] he_stheone64:
I`m in the process porting Symbian to GN, anyone`s interested :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] J34:
Maybe he wants to downgrade to Gingerbread because very few apps are compatible with ICS now?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kekko986:
me too!

i would try gingerbread on my galaxy nexus for some reasons... like apps compatibility.. or for match with another device with the some OS version for a better hardware comparision.. this one is more interesting to do for me! i wuold compare i9025 vs i9100... powervr sgx540 vs arm mali400 mp... and compare OMAP 4460 1.20 GHz Dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 vs samsung Exynos 4210 ARMv7 1.20 GHz Dual-core
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrfrag1337:
I would love to have the 1.5 for the wallpapers! please devs, 1.5 for Nexus!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
android 1.5? really... why?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kolyan:
I prefer 2.3 CM7 over current stock ICS. CM7 also has option for soft buttons. I dont have Gnex, but I used to have fully working ICS on HD2 already..... obviously better then 2.3, but has MUCH less features then CM7...features that I use every day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mr. Barlow:
You all say why, but I say why not? Why not do it just to do it, maybe if there's an ambitious young dev who wants to tackle this project, it would probably be fun.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kekko986:
why not Apple Juice?!??! uhsauhas LOL
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ptfdmedic:
Honeycomb anyone? No hardware buttons needed :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ceo.mtcl:
Windows 8 any one?

Add mouse and keyboard as well.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
CM9 kangs have options for custom soft button. Actually most custom roms do these days.

I think it would be a waste of time because by the time its semi finished, CM9 will be out full force with all those options you miss.

As far as honeycomb... my coworker has a Xoom that officially got ICS 4.0.3 and it feels the same as honeycomb honestly. Just lower your DPI to unlock the tablet look and feel. Done.

LTE EX Galaxy Nexus - AOSP KANG

Asus Transformer - 3.2.1 OC/UV
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cordell507:
you can't honeycomb is closed source
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] got_milk:
Didn't they release the source alongside ICS?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonathan3579:
Yes they did.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
Why?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sparkysshocker:
I for one would be willing to rollback to GB because atleast on GB it worked with VPN L2TP/IPSec now I cant do anything away from the office unless I remote in through Splashtop but for some things thats not practical like running my Dealer Systems.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ChongoDroid:
I'd like working compatibility mode

sent from my googletron
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fahrenheit:
That sucks...vpn works for me perfectly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
I am still waiting for ios 5.0 update. When will the devs have it ready? Rolls eyes.

Sent from my Nexus in Texas.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GenghisKhan67:
It doesn't work for me either. Enterprise wifi support on ICS also sucks donkey **** on the GNex.

I'm so mad right now I want to throw the phone out the window and go back to my LG G2x running CM7.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrianDigital:
Why not ask swamp goblin, he might help you out. not sure if he ever got around to porting froyo to the nexus s. You can find some of his topics in the nexus s forum
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chancy319:
Why would you want to do that? That's like trading in a Honda for a Kia.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sbrownla:
You missed the point.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chancy319:
Which is?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyhook:
Can we port commodore 64 or amiga? Who needs modern computing anyway...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bajsmumsaren:
Then maybe it's time to commit some code, or if you can't program, time to commit some money to people who can. If you were running iOS you would simply be screwed, but since you're running an open OS there's an actual possibility to fix it :)

Also out of curiosity, could you elaborate on what enterprise wifi problems you're having? That it sucks "donkey ****" really doesn't illuminate the actual problem much.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GenghisKhan67:
I am in the process of doing just that with a programmer at work. Will report back when I get an update.

Hmm, no. Wifi at work works without a hitch on iOS. I had an iPod Touch for a while and only had to install a cert and presto, everything worked.

You can check my previous post here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26722421#post26722421

I also posted about the WifiACE author who admits to his app being buggy on the GNex here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1429939&highlight=enterprise+wifi
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrianDigital:
I think it would be amusing running GB on the flagship ics phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] renaud:
To be honest I think it should not be hard to do, but I doubt you will find a dev with any interest in doing it. At least, I, will not do it.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arknailed7754:
I can see why you might want it..it would be nice at least to see cm7 onboard but then

The point.?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
Lol at the thought of it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
It would be a nightmare.

First, you have to find proprietaries that will work. You might get it working from the Galaxy Note for GSM, and Droid Charge for CDMA.

Then, you have to understand that Gingerbread is hdpi, and therefore everything will be low quality, low resolution. Then, you have to find radios that will work with GB. I would not assume that ICS radios will work, although they may.

There is absolutely no soft key support in GB. Therefore you would have to code that in, and it would be a lot of work considering that ICS's menu layout is not compatible or even similar to GB.

Those are just some of the hurdles you would see.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FrostyF7:
There is a honeycomb port for the nexus s 4g.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
Nightmare* lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Thats what I said! You are trying to set me up! ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cadams122593:
for some reason id love to see stock gingerbread running on this beast. maybe a port for the latest gingerbread from the nexus s or nexus s 4g (;
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Chaos, it would be.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
people can't understand that cm7 on the galaxy nexus will be like cm9 on a nexus one (maybe also worst): bugged, incomplete, slow, some graphic gliches...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mellll:
lol at this whole thread

I only wish it were a joke
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jtseidner:
I think it would be kind of cool if possible. Sure it’s more of a novelty idea but it would be kinda fun to remember how far Android has come.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eksasol:
There are a few things I prefer with GB, like you can change DNS server without required to change all the other stuff like gateway and subnet. Also it does not remember your VPN password, just username. Now if it can only remember both and require lockscreen pin.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iGoogleNexus:
Want gingerbread... install the Galaxy S 3 since it looks just like it

- Google
[Galaxy S II Accessories] fiddlesticks97:
Does anyone know is their is a metal battery cover for the GS2, i think it would add abit of luxary to the design, even if it makes the phone abit thicker its fine
[Galaxy S II Accessories] nasman27:
check ebay seller rpas_express or shop168yeah.

i ordered one but can't comment until i get it.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] fiddlesticks97:
Thankyou anyway ill take a look now
[Galaxy S II Accessories] wrightywright:
Could you post some pics?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] berbecverde:
there are already several threads about metal battery covers.:)

for example:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1342652&highlight=metal+cover

or this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1347182

this too:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1338809

read the rules, use the search button.:)
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rav3n_pl:
... after ROM or KERNEL change.

There can be 3 ways:

1. phone reboots after you turn wifi on

2. there is "error" message after you turn it on

3. everything looks fine, it just not see and router

Ad.1 (very rare): this rom/kernel combination is useless - it will NOT work.

Ad.2 (sometimes): this rom/kernel combination is broken: you can try replace wifi modules from another (working) rom. Sometimes there is difference in build.prop :

wifi.interface=wlan0

wifi.interface=tiwlan0

You may need to edit that after you change drivers.

Ad.3 (most common): drivers works, but old config is not compatible. You need delete file

/system/etc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf

and reboot phone.

Use Ghost Commander, Root Explorer or any file manager that can delete files from system partitions.

I hope it helps, because I see that question in forum manymanymany times.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junixquiaoit:
what drivers are you saving? /system/etc/wifi?

the 3 pieces?

hmm, now that you mentioned it, how to fix wifi on the latest cm-nighlty for x8?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbts25:
What's your problem with wifi in cm-nightly?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junixquiaoit:
i dont know the proper way or combination to make the wifi work rom&kernel.

can you suggest? got reboots.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dbts25:
Now I am using latest nightly with nAa-06 kernel and before I have used FXP_030 kernel posted by Blagus. With both kernels wifi works for me.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rav3n_pl:
Nightly CM kernel is broken, it is automated build.

Use last FXP030, FXP028 or CM71.
[Wildfire General] jacktyler1807:
Hello-

I was wondering if the followig would be possible;

S-OFF using the XTC Clip, then run gingerbreak for root. Once I have done this, can I use Root Toolbox to backup&flash recovery?

Thanks,

Jack
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yincc:
If I use the overclock function of Milestone 2 Toolbox (M2T), for overclocking to 1200mhz, and use the cpu control function of build-in CM7, to lock the frequency to 300mhz after display off, will this make a problem?

I mean, can I use two cpu control? As I cannot find a suitable apps to do these two things....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theonew:
Yes, you can. It's probably still recommended that you use one. An app which can do both (and more) is SetCPU found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=505419 or (market link): https://market.android.com/details?id=com.mhuang.overclocking&hl=en.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dynexell:
Need help...

Hi,

Thanks for the info. I just flashed my ROM using the custom ROM Nightly v1.3 built by Endless7 and there is a overclocking tool comes with it using Milestone 2 Toolbox and CyanogenMod Performance Setting available. However the milestone 2 toolbox is lack of setting up profiles like Set CPU.

I have set underclocking using the Milestone 2 Toolbox for each frequency and set the governor to smartass in the CyanogenMod performance setting. So this means i still can used setCPU? and if i want to used the set CPU, must i set back all the setting to default before i'm using the SetCPU apps?

Can anyone give me the default value for the Vsel setting for the each frequency for Milestone 2?

I forgot to jot it down and it seems that i can't revert to default value using the Milestone 2 Toolbox.

Lots of thanks.

p/s : sorry if my post is in the wrong thread.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyclonmaster:
Hi,

I wonder if Android Tablet PC may work with any USB Bluetooth Dongle? I have interest on one Tablet PC Android 2.2. It have all that I need, only that it did not have a Bluetooth. I wonder if I plug in USB Bluetooth Dongle in it USB OTG port. Will it work?

Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] quibro:
Bluetooth Dongle

Hi cyclonmaster,

Were you ever able to connect with the bluetooth dongle in usb?

I would like to connect to bluetooth headset.

Please let me know.

Thank you.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyclonmaster:
I just bought Ainol Novo 7 Aurora. It did not have a built in Bluetooth. But with custom ROM by feiyu, USB Bluetooth and USB GPS can work. I'm not sure about other Tablet if it work or not. It depends.
[Galaxy S II General] mehtaparth:
Has any one been able to Overclock Gt-I9100 to more than 1.6Ghz?..

IF YES.. please can u tell me how to do it..
[Galaxy S II General] dknotty:
I'd be interested to hear how this affects battery life.
[Galaxy S II General] Bartapuce:
Overclocking is kernel dependant so look at the limitations on the different custom kernels.

Max i have seen is 1696mhz on Siyah Kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] mehtaparth:
I know that its kernel dependant.. and ..Yea i have seen dat too.. but i have Siyah Kernel and i only can OC upto 1600mhz.. So any thing i can do to Increase my processor performance..
[Galaxy S II General] bala_gamer:
Yes, buy a core i7 desktop and use it for processor intensive tasks. 1.2 ghz is already fast and 1.65 is simply blazing for a mobile.
[Galaxy S II General] Bartapuce:
You will be able to change the 1600mhz "Max Freq" in "freq_table" only by script.

For more info see Siyah thread (ie: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19206493&highlight=1696#post19206493 )

And as always in overclocking "at your own risk".

You can also ask for help in the Siyah Q&A thread :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1325831
[Galaxy S II General] mehtaparth:
Ohk.. thnks..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
HI all,

there are many users complaining that USB OTG doesn't works on the nexus.

Is there someone who can bring us some light about this problem?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vADimko:
google developers, i guess. they already commented lack of usb mass storage so maybe they do it again.

maybe Paul O'Brien can do this also. as i know he is first who get root on his nexus. so maybe you should ask him?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rcazador:
Hi,

I'm getting my Samsung Focus next week, and it should be running 7004/7008. These are my questions:

1. I've seen a lot of posts about backups of reflashing. Is there a tool for this or does it happen in Zune?

2. Unlocking: Is this guide enough?

3. microSD card: I have a microcentre Class 2 and a Kingston Class 4. Question can I install them right at the beginning before the unlocking? Will that interfere with the process? Suppose they go beserk on me and I have to reset the phone, will that affect the unlocked status of Mango?

4. Attentive Phone App:Using this guide I wated to install HTC's Attentive Phone app. Is it possible? Does it work on the Focus?

5. Internet Sharing: There are many guides for this, but this guide

seemed easy and effective. Can I use it on top of the unlock procedure mentioned in 1?

6. Windows Phone Manager App: I saw a PC app by that name, tied in with TouchXperience. Does it work with the Focus/Mango? Is it advisable?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rcazador:
dudes do help out, bump :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3857:
Hi.

I ran Gibson Research firewall test on my Galaxy S2 and it gave FAILED-result :(

URL: h t t p s : //w w w .grc. c o m/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2

All Service ports -test said that ports 500 ISAKMP and 1024 DCOM are "closed" (should be "stealth"): "Your computer has responded that this port exists but is currently closed for connections."

How to make those ports stealth? :confused:

I have Android 2.3.5, GINGERBREAD.XWKI8 and Opera Mobile 11.50.ADR-1111101157. Also ROOT applied and I use DroidWall as firewall to limit unnesessary traffic.
[General Questions and Answers] participan:
Hi

I'm using the htc desire with ClockworkMod Recovery v5.0.2.0

I wan't to enable data2sd . So first I made a a partition in the recovery 1025mb and 0 swap and installed the redux custom rom . afterwards trying to install data2sd. didn't work

so i wiped everything mada a a partition again and installed Supernova custom rom. Still there is only about 50 mb internal storage.

tried to make a partition with pc and clockworkmod.. no success.:eek:

please I try this for many hours now..

Thank you for your help I want to use my desire again :(
[General Questions and Answers] ferrari35:
Your ext3 need to be ext4 clockwork mod cant convert ext3 into ext4.

I used MiniTool Partition Wizard
[General Questions and Answers] ruscan.calin:
if someone is still searching for this...

read instructions here try a ROM with full support: StarBurst ROM
[Kindle Fire Android Development] labbala:
instead of trying to bypass all the bull**** of this custom OS why can't we just install a clean OS now that we have the source code of Kindle we can apply the needed drivers and also apply the BT driver that exist.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thelgow:
I think the issue is someone has to create the custom OS.

From what I've seen, that takes more than a couple days.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bjanice44:
Also we need a way to get the custom rom on it. No clockwork makes it a little tricky right now.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xdroid:
What's the difference between the OS from source (clean OS) and the pre installed OS ?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] matt314159:
In my line of thinking (and the pros can certainly correct me if my analogy is bad)...it's like asking what's the difference if I buy a New Dell PC and simply manually uninstall all the bloatware versus reformatting it with a fresh install...the latter is just better.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xdroid:
Well, in the case of PC vendors, there's Windows from Microsoft and a separate install of bloatware by the vendors. Kindle Fire, (as I understand it) has a forked, custom version of Android - they are not installing Android OS and putting some apps on top of it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] SifJar:
I think the suggestion is to build a "stock" Android ROM, using parts of the source of the Amazon ROM. Basically take the drivers from the Amazon source, merge with stock Android and install. Obviously it's a little more difficult than simply copying some files from one ROM's source into another and compiling. Plus there's the problem of getting a custom recovery on there to flash from and to make backups etc.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Well, Amazon is going to sell a crapload of these things - at $199 why wouldn't they? - and I'm sure enough of them will fall into the skillful hands of some of our greatest developers. Given any time at all, I'm sure we'll have CWR and CyanogenMod 9 for the Fire. My wife is getting me a Fire for Christmas, and being a HUGE fan of CyanogenMod, I can't wait for some much needed love from the development community!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ryuken11221:
Im getting one just for that reason
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BriDroid-74:
My wife is also getting me a fire for Christmas. It will be here Tuesday! I can't wait to get some custom ROMs on it!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jutley:
I have one on order should be here in a week can't wait to wrinc the crap out of it.I see good things commin the force seems strong with this one it's not like the others.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] GSMinCT:
You'd lose the whole Kindle experience... I mean, you could put the Kindle App back on it, but that's just weird. I managed to get every app I could think of that would be useful on a tablet with no camera or GPS onto it, 100% integrated with the Kindle's native interface and ecosystem.

If you just want a tablet, you'd be a lot better off with a Galaxy Tab or Xoom or something, not this small, underpowered tablet. For basic stuff, and as an E-reader, it excels.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
wrong. this tablet is not underpowered or too small. its awesome, and in time will be the best 7 inch available..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] skeeterpro:
Best available? Really? Serviceable yes. Specs-wise hardly. Let's keep the giddiness in perspective. :) It's a journeyman middle to low end tab.

Perhaps this thread needs to be in General?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
what other 7s are worth mentioning other than the nook? sleek hardware is all we need, the rest comes in due time!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] skeeterpro:
Make you a deal. I don't wish to hijack this thread (and it has nothing to do with Android Development) so let's move to General. I've tried as many 7" tabs as I could and am happy to share what I learned.

Mod....can you move us to General?