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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Surge1:
what are those circle-y big icons you use ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] r29:
Would you kindly share the wallpaper? Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wayneb02:
Lol its temporary till I can find one I like there
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deidein:
Here's an alternative.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dark Lazer:
ThaIconUltimate app :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Little Update

Oh and btw I love this phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geeksquad2:
lol... that is a very well placed heel.

What is that calendar widget? It's gorgeous! (so is she)

Where can I get it!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lemmy_0:
I knew it. hihihi

might get my hands on that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SwiftLegend:
Details? :D This is awesome!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dark Lazer:
It's a premium icon, but honestly, looking through the premium icons, it's hard NOT to buy one or two (or three...) :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rosswaa:
Here's mine
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rosswaa:
How can you upload in good quality, if I try on xda premium app it says incorrect file format .jpeg
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jaevlar:
Heres my setup at the moment!

Nova Launcher

Minimalistic Text

Stock Widgets

A heap of hidden icons/folders (using transparent icon)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mitchmoney:
Just take a screenshot like normal and then when you upload, upload it as a smaller file..not the larger one or it won't work
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nagash91:
Can I use a part of the 1.5gb of rom in the desire z/ G2 to make a swap partition?!

It's dangerous to the eeprom life?

Performance would be much better than microSD I think..
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noneabove:
As far as I know such a thing does not exist, though like you suggested it may be dangerous due to data corruption (though if properly partitioned you can fix it)

On the other hand using microSD for swap has been nothing but good for me, it has significantly improved speed, cause it is only a couple hundred Mbs of data on the swap partition so it can transfer quickly and smoothly, also it's only used when absolutely necessary.

What class microSD do you have?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nagash91:
I have class 6 microSD, but I think it's fake (trasfering speed is 2 - 3 mbps).

I think that the most important propriety for a good swap is the access time.. but the problem is that I can't find a site where I can see the access time of microSD tested by someone.

I want to buy a 32gb microSD class 10 or class 6, but if I can't find the access time..

I find that mustang and samsung microSD class 10 are cheap..

BTW I would love to know if I can make the swap file in /data or in /temp.

Access time in ROM is a lot faster that in microSD.

I don't think that rom can be damaged by a lot of writing, so why I can't use that support for swap. It would not faster as RAM, but absolutely faster than microSD class 10.

PS: I tried to make swap file on microSD with swapper2 and cyanomod 7.1. I get an error on swapon.. does cyanomod kernel support swap!? Thanks
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noneabove:
It should but for the life of me I have no idea why, I'm assuming you were just testing it out but if not, swap is NOT needed for most AOSP ROMs and could in fact slow down your phone and kill your battery.

Also swapper is not the most recommended way of doing it as if something gets corrupted there goes your whole SD Card.. :/ safer to make a partition on it.

As for speeds, the speed from the phone to the SD Card compared to the SD Card to the computer (through the phone/data cable) will vary significantly, and so will read/write times. For me through my phone I can read at around 15 Mb/s (class 10) and write at 3 Mb/s, but if I take it out and put it in a Micro SD Card converter then I can write at speeds of at least 10 Mb/s.

As for access time.. If I'm not mistaken, after RAM, SD storage is one of the fastest digital reading and writing in terms of access time. I have noticed no discrepancies in speed where it would have to read or write to my SD Card's swap so I think that'll be okay.

As for finding out if the ROM can be used... Quite frankly, not a clue, but I would tread lightly there if you want to start experimenting
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ndouchin:
i am thinking about the same question... Maybe it 's to be safe to use your sd card and make a swap partition. However i am on miui which doesn't require a swap so i don't have to use a swap partition. And the sense 3.5 and 3.0 are to slow and to heavy for me for the old desire z with a such amount of ram memory ..
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] logansfolly:
morning (or evening depending on where you are!)

so my much beloved x10 mini pro died on me recently and ive taken to using my old m8800 at the moment. My lovely wife has told me she is getting me the galaxy mini for christmas (not too far away).

so just to fill you in im aware of how to root an android phone (superoneclick normally does the trick) and changed the rom on my mini pro several times. basically what im looking for is an opinion (advice if you will) on the best rom or roms for the galaxy mini. my intention is to change what will be the current stock 2.2 for something in a 2.3!!

any suggestions would be great as would any pitfalls to watch out for with what im sure will be a large amount of roms that are available.

many thanks

Jim
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] coolsandie:
NOTE: SuperOneClick works only on 2.2. For 2.3 Upd_1.zip trick should work. You can find all custom ROMs in Development section of Mini. And I'm not sure which is the best ROM available. And as you are going for 2.3 you can find stock ROMs in sammobile.com

Good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] logansfolly:
the galaxy mini i will be getting is running on android 2.2 so superonclick should be ok for the initial rooting of the phone, i understand that there may be a firmware upgrade to android 2.3.3 available through samsungs keis software but ill see what is around before i get the phone so i know what my choices are.

thanks for the response
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] roofrider:
No point in rooting froyo cuz ultimately u'll endup using cm7 most probably...so as soon as u get ur phone, update it to 2.3.4 via kies or Odin method...flash cwm and flash cm7.

Done deal.

Note: what I said here is not period.

Sent from Mars
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] coolsandie:
You'll lose the root access (which is done in 2.2) when you upgrade to Android 2.3, just in case for info.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ripcobain:
flash to rom fuzonoid .. rooted and improved peformance...
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] thomas4147:
Congratz that you having a new SAM Mini soon. Thanks me pls.

But there is a reason i want to tell you before you go to install the ROM manager. I having problem that cannot start my phone after i install ROM manager. check my wall treat <<Urgent Help!!! Phone won't start>>. So, i have to give you opinion that be aware any little tiny step. If you miss it, the phone will be busted. (like me)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] coolsandie:
ROM Manager is not supported for Galaxy Mini. Those who had installed probably had screwed their phones. So stay away from it. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Bunnybugs_007:
Well, i use srock 2.3.4... works fine. But, tried custom, and it slowed my phone down big time...
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] thomas4147:
How you know is not compatible for Samsung Galaxy Mini ?? Then what clockworkmod we need to install?? :o
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] coolsandie:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1342190

http://yagyagaire.blogspot.com/2011/09/installing-clock-work-mod-recovery-in.html

Point: Always have a look on Sticky Thread at the start of the Page.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] thomas4147:
How many ways we can install clockworkmod recovery?

& why SAM Mini can't support i as i refer link bellow

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1293040

Thanks for your reply. Sorry im newbies
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] roofrider:
Cwm from ROM manager doesn't brick now.

But it works perfectly for some but not for others.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] yagya:
Yes, agreed with you. I think we need to manually override the installation of CLock Work Mod recovery to make Rom Manager Working after flashing latest CWM recovery manually using Odin.

:)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ripcobain:
iam instaling cwm from odin.. not use rom manager..
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zadnica:
i9020 include barometer

i9023 not include barometer

I don't understand this.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amasunka:
Say what?

How does one access that sensor? Anyone know a good app?

Edit: Found an app for it https://market.android.com/details?id=com.fivasim.androsensor

it's says it should be able to use the Barometer but nothing is showing up
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpeeps74:
They may not have included code for it in roms or something. I've seen where devs left out phone functionality for simplicity sake. If they include the barometer then people would have questions. If you install a stock ROM does it work? If not, samsung or google did not include support for it. What's the point of having a barometer in a phone? Is it going to sound an alarm for you if pressure drops suddenly?

Sent from my Nexus S 4G running CM7/franco.Kernel
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Suncatcher16:
How to use barometer here?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rakh1:
With the launch yesterday I called P4U and asked if I could purchase SIM-FREE. They checked and told me no...

Last night, once home I find that others have walked in and gotten a Sim-Free phone.

No problems, I called this morning to see if they had stock left - they do - excellent... except the price is now £100 more at £630 - WTF!

I explained that their misinformation had caused the issue expecting they would let me have one at launch price. I was sent to talk to Head Office, then back to the store, then back to head office. Long and short - NO!

Super annoyed....

/R
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] case0:
They are changing it back to £529.50 tomorrow - https://twitter.com/#!/phones4u (scroll down a bit)

Wish they'd get a move on and sort my upgrade out though. They are ****.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rakh1:
Too late, they totally passed me off. Will avoid in future. Got mine from O2 in the end - they went the extra mile to help.

R
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hawrai68:
I went to four different branches before i managed to get one sim free...three said they don't do it sim free..and one didn't even know it was out !!

I did vow never to go there again as they really really make life difficult if you need to replace a phone if faulty, they have no returns policy and it took me 1 hour and 45 minutes to go through their process of exchanging my girlfriends faulty Lumia.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] troubleshot:
That sux. At least you could get yours. I have to wait till carriers in the USA stop dilly dallying.
[HTC ChaCha] nkoleff:
Hello

One thing that I don't like about typing someone in skype for instance is that every sentence starts with capital letter. Is there any way to disable that? When i type thru my phone it's too obvious because every new sentence is with capital letter and my style of typing is with only small letters.

Thanks in advance!
[HTC ChaCha] Alex C.:
Settings -> Keyboard -> Auto-capitalize first letter.
[HTC ChaCha] nkoleff:
No such menu. I have Settings -> Language & keyboard -> Select language | touch input and when i click touch input got hardware keyboard settings and personal directory. On hardware keyboard settings there's only prediction submenu.
[HTC ChaCha] Alex C.:
Hmm, seems to be in the custom roms only.. Have you also checked skype settings?
[HTC ChaCha] nkoleff:
I'm actually using imo but nothing for this in the settings :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guitarz:
I just bought SSGS2 last week, and i noticed that when i make a call, this the red light will be blinking/flashing. When I compare it to other SSGS2, all of which will have a red light on when make a phone call (not blinking/flashing).

So I was wondering if anyone had the blinking light?

As far as I am concerned, it does not affect usage just yet.

But who knows...it might be a sign of inferior sensor.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funem:
What red lights are you reffering to. there are no LED's on the SGS2 that I know of, wish there were.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carloslopescj:
Yep, its normal. Its the proximîty sensor working :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicholaschum:
Use your phone in the dark, you will see a very dim red glow where the proximity sensor is.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guitarz:
Thank you.

Should it be blinking? or stay on while calling?

Mine is blinking. Those of my friends stay on
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chetasus:
can some one please advise, Proximity Sensor should be Blinking/Flashing or solid On when you are on call?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheSaw:
It's blinking for me as well... Why are you guys so paranoid. Is it working? Yes it is.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] awojtas:
It blinks extremely quickly, seems like 20 times a second. I can in indoors lighting clearly.

i9100 2.3.5 stock
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chetasus:
not paranoid mate, just want to find out if this is normal, yes so far this is not affecting performance.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jibreil:
Well my so called proximity sensor "red dot" keeps flickering while in standby/phone locked. I understand it's suppose to be on while on a call etc. but what when the phone is lying idle?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blueberly:
same problem!

I have the exact same problem since yesterday.. have u solved it ? pls help!! it's really annoying

kindly email me if you have method to solve it . chingsin_chuah@yahoo.com
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HAXTREME:
I dont know if this is relevant but I've had both the i9100 and the i9100G. On the G variant the blinking of the proximity sensor was pronounced and noticeable.. whereas on the international variant I've never yet noticed it blinking or staying on. Maybe you have the G variant?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UnwiredDroid:
If you have Viber, uninstall it! I had that issue few days back. actually I just uninstalled it because it was draining my juice but the then after getting rid of the viber app my proximity sensor was no longer blinking like crazy.

Since I dont use Viber I unistall it.
[Droid Eris Android Development] MongooseHelix:
This ROM is built from source and is incorporated s custom Evervolv look and feel to the stock ICS experience. This started as a collaborative effort to port ICS to the eris, heroc, and hero. We will continue to work together to try and get the best functionality, speed, and enjoyment possible. I've had a lot of fun working on ICS since source was released back in November and it's been great to work with many other devs across a multitude of devices and backgrounds.

A ton of credit for how functional this ROM is must go to jaybob413 who always amazes me with both his ability to fix anything & everything, and also his willingness to share, teach, & work together. We all know workshed of course who has given me lots of help & advice, not to mention that GSB is what got me into messing around with ROMs. Then there's the master of all that is Evervolv, preludedrew. When not sabotaging my builds or giving me a hard time, he puts up with my questions and has taught me a lot along the way. Many thanks to those that open source their work and fixes like CyanogenMod and plenty of others. And now on to what you are here for...ICS on the Eris.

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* Downloads *

You flash this BETA build at your own risk! Be sure to make a nand backup and do a full wipe before flashing. The first boot takes awhile so give it some time.

ROM - 2.2.0b1

MD5sum: 3b2e097212eec7187f32109846c3fad8

Gapps are NOT included so be sure to flash this zip if you want them!

GAPPS - 5.20

MD5sum: fba8c84a2f370cd2c47743465c51731b

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WIP 2.6.35 kernel - Optional for those that want to try it out

Flashable zip

List of known Issues: here

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* Recommended Flashing Instructions *

1 - full wipe: data + cache + dalvik cache

2 - flash the ROM zip

3 - flash Gapps

4 - reboot: the first boot will take awhile

5 - ensure everything is loaded and settled by letting the screen timeout and waiting a minute or so before waking it up and proceeding

6 - skip or go through the google setup wizard and then wait another couple mintes to allow the rest of the ROM to load up and any google data to sync

7 - reboot and allow things to load up again (optional)

8 - everything should now be ready to go :)

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* Tips *

* switching between the Evervolv notification toolbox and the stock notification view is achieved by swiping either left or right

* can open a running apps list by long-pressing the home button & swipe(or long-press) to clear (useful if an app won't open or system slows down to clear out some memory)

* disabling an app is very easy in ICS: either through the manage app screen or by dragging a particular app from the drawer to the "app info" section displayed at the top of the screen, you'll find a button to disable that app

* the ICS launcher makes it simple to create & use folders: just drag one icon on top of another, let go, and they will now be in a folder together which you can name whatever you like

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* Sources *

Evervolv: GitHub & Gerrit

Conap's Kernel: GitHub

WIP 2.6.35 Kernel: GitHub
[Droid Eris Android Development] MongooseHelix:
Screenshots

A video showing off the touchscreen in alpha2 thanks to workshed:

[YOUTUBE]aqGOUlZsc30[/YOUTUBE]

These screenshots are of the first alpha where the touchscreen was acting like a trackpad/pointer:
[Droid Eris Android Development] MongooseHelix:
* reserved *
[Droid Eris Android Development] sk842018:
Just wanted to say thanks for your work and time working on this, awesome job!
[Droid Eris Android Development] champdr0id:
Congrats on being the first to make an ICS rom on the eris, MH!!:)
[Droid Eris Android Development] workshed:
Congrats lix! Nice work my man, I'm proud of you. (I know that sounds stupid, but I am) :) please feel free to contact me, I'm sure I could help with some of the button mapping. Maybe we could team up some, just msg me if you're down, no worries if not.

You can email or add me to gtalk, anyone can! stupiddaddy@gmail.com

p.s. the email address is a long story lmao ;)

Again, good work Mon! (I can't figure out what I want to call you in short) :) lix or mon hahaha
[Droid Eris Android Development] erisboxx:
This is sexy! ;)
[Droid Eris Android Development] CondemnedSoul:
Awesome work goose :D! Congrats bro :)
[Droid Eris Android Development] tazzpatriot:
great work bro,, i have one aso,, just trying to fix a few things,,sounds like ut haven the same issues
[Droid Eris Android Development] zoomy942:
Good ol' Eris. What a trooper.
[Droid Eris Android Development] snortman:
Way to go, Mongoose (and the crew)! Thanks for your development effort!
[Droid Eris Android Development] Zer0_Cool:
Awesome, not sure if I want to wait until this is more stable or not to play around with it, probably once the buttons are mapped I'll play with this :D
[Droid Eris Android Development] mjb413:
one word. simply awesome. this is why my eris remains in use as my bedside clock/mp3 player. it just never seems to give up thanks to the amazing developers we have here.
[Droid Eris Android Development] emaninthenation:
Thanks. Something to really look forward. keep it G
[Droid Eris Android Development] Captainkrtek:
Knowing how far this device has come and being here since day one of the launch, all I have to say is holy ****, pardon my language
[Droid Eris Android Development] MongooseHelix:
Just wondering if anyone has given this a spin yet or maybe everyone's waiting until it's more functional which makes sense :)
[Droid Eris Android Development] CondemnedSoul:
i plan to give it a spin soon :)
[Droid Eris Android Development] playpolo4life:
This is unbelievable. I upgraded from the good ol' Eris a few months ago, and the progress on this far surpasses Thunderbolt development. It's a shame really, that development on the tbolt is so fragmented.

I still keep my Eris around just to load up projects like these, and marvel at how far it has come. It's a long way from the Cupcake that it launched with.
[Droid Eris Android Development] tazzpatriot:
i havent released my ics rom yet and not sure if this one has the ics boot ani i noticed some dont have it so here it is

http://www.multiupload.com/KQIKUWS75U

also if i read this thread right, the screen goes black and doesnt turn back on without battery pull,,,,try pluggin usb cord in if not then unpluggg it should turn back on
[Droid Eris Android Development] Macrodroid:
Just incase anyone's curious about gapps with this; tried yesterday, no worky! Touch screen doesn't work to run the setup... in all, though, killer job mongoose!
[Droid Eris Android Development] tburns:
Charging up one of my eris's to try this out. Nice work!

Sent from my ThunderShed CM7 or Worksheds GSB!!
[Droid Eris Android Development] DowneyJM:
#BlackoutSOPA #occupyth3w3b #occupyCongress

First things first, this is better than i thought it was gonna be,

the Evervolv settings are sick, thanx for including that and the gapps package!

all your hard work is appreciated plus anybody else whos been helpin out!!

Launcher settings doin same to me

Also when i try and set a wallpaper with QuickPics it sets the image maxxed out to the right so only half the image is visible?? The images worked earlier that day on a different rom ??
[Droid Eris Android Development] mad5870:
Seems to only be in messages not here to much idk
[Droid Eris Android Development] MongooseHelix:
Those other launcher settings options are just placeholders atm so that's expected :)

If the music reboot happens consistently for you, could you get a logcat of it please?

Bluetooth is strange to me because it apparently works on the HeroC port and I can't figure out what I'm missing. I haven't looked at that problem recently so maybe the time off will be beneficial in looking at it again now.

Besides the suggestion of turning off the key popups in settings, I don't know of anything that will really help with that. Out of curiousity, do you use the keyboard in landscape any? I do remember something about a bug with word suggestions causing some significant lag in landscape.

Thanks for pointing that out, I hadn't noticed that. Somewhere along the way we introduced that bug because the older build running on my tbolt doesn't have that problem but the dinc and eris do.

The static wallpaper alignment and inability to scroll is a bug that hasn't been worked out yet so for now.
[Droid Eris Android Development] mad5870:
No I'm using portrait. Pick maybe I'm the only one so I may reflash. This rom is pretty quick other than that. Thank you for the suggestions
[Droid Eris Android Development] MongooseHelix:
Forgot to ask earlier...could I get some feedback on calls, data, texts, and mms? With my eris not activated anymore, I can't test those things.
[Droid Eris Android Development] mad5870:
Data and text (send and receiving) work. I can test calls (calls to voice mail works) and mms in the morning.

Anything else you would like tested?

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I noticed with Facebook it doesn't show you anything but the blue bar at the top, a white screen, and the loading circle in the center. I left it open for about 10 mins still nothing. i uninstalled and re-downloaded and still nothing. anyone else having this problem?
[Droid Eris Android Development] MongooseHelix:
OP now updated.

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I'm guessing it's the same issue that's causing the stock browser and most 3rd party browsers to be "hang" and be unable to load any pages.
[Droid Eris Android Development] mad5870:
Alright i was kinda thinking the same thing. but wasn't sure cause xda loaded and what not.

PS great job on the Rom though. usually its tough for me to stay with one rom for more than an hour or two and i've had this for almost 24 hours. ha donation will be coming your way when i get paid friday.