yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redikx:
I doubt without custom rom you managed to do such changes. You can try some other launcher and UI Sense theme, it makes you closer to HTC
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MaxiTheMan:
my main point is the split notification area,

so far i got to make the buttons smaller and the brightness bar smaller too (by editing the SystemUI.apk) but still when in landscape mode there isn't much space for notifications and i mainly use my tab in landscape
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stickjohnonaah:
Here are the system and boot images from my LTE galaxy nexus. Hoping some GSM roms will be ported to LTE for us LTE guys. If more files are needed let me know.

http://db.tt/PyhbxBLQ system img

http://db.tt/kY2xihZR boot img
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rester555:
Is this a proto phone of the lte version?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stickjohnonaah:
Yes
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tsoflyyup:
Hey can you provide a little more information about the LTE version your using on Verizon? Did it only come with those two bloat apps or non bloat apps i should say? Any other verizon tweaks? Easy root process, unlocked bootloader? Sorry for being nosey, Anticipating the launch so i can finally get mines, can't wait for the roms to get started on the LTE version as well.....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
Aside from the two "bloat" apps I am pretty sure the root and unlock process are similar .. p3droid didn't have any complaints about his Verizon gnex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tsoflyyup:
Yea your right, playing the waiting game is nerve wrecking!!! Hopefully we get an official verizon announcement soon. I see you have a GN already, GSM version? How do you like it? Im fed up with watching all the reviews....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
PM'd you to keep the thread clean :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stickjohnonaah:
I have zero bloat on my phone. I got mine about 2 weeks ago it is a development version and has the development menu in settings. I unlocked my botloader and rooted using super boot v2 and installed the GSM clockwork, yes GSM clockwork works fully you just need to delete the recovery from boot.p file from system. If you dont every time you want to enter cwm you have to re install it with rom manager. I moved it to the cwm folder in SD card. Now cwm works flawlessly and I was able to make a full nandroid. I gave mike my boot image and system image he is working on building a rom now for LTE models since that's what I have. I will be testing the LTE version for him when he pms it to me.

If you have any other questions feel free to ask I don't mind.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tsoflyyup:
Thanks so much for the info, I was a little worried about VZW being the carrier and controlling updates but looks like it still is a pure google experience, Glad you were able to provide the dump so devs can go to work early! that way when i finally get my device on verizon ill have something to flash.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DirgeExtinction:
Yesss. A pure Google phone on the Big Red. Finally! :D Thanks for this little dump.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stickjohnonaah:
Even if vzw locks the boot loader mine will remain unlocked so people should be able to figure out how to unlock it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BuglessPete:
Thanks for the files! If you get any OTA updates please post them as well :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stickjohnonaah:
I don't think I'll get any I'm on a rom now
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yatogo:
blogs.computerworld.com/19381/verizon_galaxy_nexus_google_wallet

*I cant post links since im a noob here haha

not the most horrible thing they could do but yeah goodbye Verizon "google experience," hello future XDA posts :)

dont flame me please, idc really about not having google wallet just care more that its not going to be an option without hacking. I'm sure you guys know how I feel being on XDA to begin with haha.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stickjohnonaah:
I have no use for Google wallet anyway
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DDM123:
Which build is this one? I'm stuck on IFL10B and have noticed a few bugs. Was wondering if your build version might fix them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stickjohnonaah:
4.0 I don't have the build as I am no longer on it. Try flashing adroid revolution hd lte version if you have lte devoce. it is built off my system and boot image
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DDM123:
I just read that CWM also works on CDMA/LTE so I'm downloading it now. Thanks bud.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stickjohnonaah:
yes I have confirmed that as well. make sure you delete recovery-from-boot.p file in system
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackbanjo:
GOOD WORK
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LaGgY_42o:
Now what was the point in bumping a almost 6 month old thread that is pointless at this time? Do you feel happy with yourself now that you have done something completely pointless and stupid?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cbo02:
If you don't know where you have come from , it's hard to know where you're going...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andrewlax120:
sweet, ty!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leanderdulac:
How is possible the GNex from verizon to GSM/3G/HSPD network?

Hi guys,

I bought a Gnex of the Verizon.But,I came back to Brazil.Is it possible ported my device to work with GSM/3G/HSPDA network?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fen0m:
Wow your on a roll. Its called the Q & A section for a reason, don't post here anymore. Its not possible. Thread is almost two years old, good job guy.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using GSM magic
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leanderdulac:
Hi man!

How I can put my Gnex of the Verizon to work with GSM network? Or enable the frequencies for other bands?

Do you know any about it?

;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KShion619:
Pretty sure its not the right thread to post on there bud, but no, you cannot. Hardware related, not software, period.
[Milestone 2 General] Lisali:
Hi guys,

I need help! I messed up my phone :(

I tried installing Cyanogen mod as advised here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1338183

and it seemed to work fine and booted into the mod. However, I then noticed that I did not have any Google apps (I thought they would be there), so I checked the thread on XDA that said that you needed to flash those too. So when I tried to do that, by using Bootstrap recovery and rebooting, my phone is now stuck booting with the red "M". Nothing else happens.

I have tried booting into recovery, but only stock recovery is available. I have tried wiping data/cache, it did not work. I have tried renaming the mod to update.zip and applying that, but it says "signature verification failed".

Please, please help! What can I do?

PS: I did try posting in the relevant thread, but the forum will not let me post in the development section.

Thanks a million!
[Milestone 2 General] Negruslito:
Do this = http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1032372

o/
[Milestone 2 General] Lisali:
Thanks so much for your reply. Not sure which SBF file to choose? I am in the UK. Thanks!
[Milestone 2 General] Negruslito:
I'm not sure.. but I think "2.2.2 Service Version" -> UK
[Milestone 2 General] Lisali:
Thanks so much! That guide was very useful, with a few modifications:

Phone needs to be UNPLUGGED first, then powered on like this: camera + volume down + power. Then connect USB cable. You also need Motorola drivers and the latest version of RSD that MUST be run as admin. The SBF file MUST be in the RSD application folder. Then it worked! Phew!

A million, million thanks! :)
[Milestone 2 General] Negruslito:
;)

Do not use bootstrap with any custom.. will brick your phone

Instead turn your phone on.. when 2nd M logo appears the led light will turn on (blue).. just press VOL-.. then go to Recovery, Latest Recovery.. this time use vol +- to navigate and power button to choose

Sorry about my poor English.. :p
[Milestone 2 General] Lisali:
Hi there

Thanks so much for your reply.

But it says here to use bootstrap to install Cyanogen mod? Don't you have to use that?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1338183

Thanks! Oh - and your English is great! :)
[Milestone 2 General] Anonymous_:
You have to use bootstrap, when you are on stock and want to custom rom. Without bootstrap, you can't install custom rom :)

After installing bootstrap, it's recommended to install newer CWM by installing http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1196590 from current CWM from bootstrap... And after that you can finally install custom ROM from updated CWM 3.1.

And AFTER installing custom rom, THEN you should NOT install bootstrap. You should not install bootstrap from custom rom ;) Hope it's clear now.

tl;dr: you MUST install bootstrap, to go into custom rom; you should not install bootstrap when/after you are actually on custom rom*

* (because custom rom has own 2nd init etc. and by installing bootstrap you would destroy it and cause brick (not permanent of course)
[Milestone 2 General] Lisali:
Thanks SO much for that, it makes sense now!

So once I have installed Cyanogen, and an update for it is released, how do I flash that? And will that delete all my data & apps?

Thanks!
[Milestone 2 General] Anonymous_:
Once you have CM installed, then when update is released, you simply go into recovery (hold power and select reboot, then recovery, then it will reboot into bootmenu, where you are supposed to choose boot, then recovery and then latest), where you find option named "install zip from sdcard". So you choose this option, then select zip file with update on your sd card and after success installation, select wipe cache and advanced wipe dalvik cache, then reboot and it should boot ok, with your apps and other data - but I always recommend to backup via titanium backup, before flashing any update, because if you meet any error, you have to wipe also data from recovery... and you lose your data and apps after data wipe :)
[Milestone 2 General] Lisali:
Thanks so much for your thorough explanation! This should be added to the main threat sticky. You're a star! :);):)
[Android General] Martyn136:
Just recent I have seen a very intressting DualSIM Phone with MediaTek 6573 Chipset ... the Star B68M

It runs Android 2.3.4, supports UMTS (WCDMA) for one of the two SIM slots, has a 3.5" capacitive Touchscreen with 800x480 pixel, 5 MP main cam and 0.3 MP front cam, FM radio , ...

And a very attractive Design ... it looks a bit like the Tops 8 Phone.
[Android General] big_alex:
Nice phone :good:
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danvee:
Hi All,

Went to use my NC this morning (running CM7 from uSD card) and found it locked up.

No biggie, just shut it down and powered back up, only to get our buddy the Penguin, as though I'd booted into recovery (although I hadn't). After indicating that it found nothing to install or update, it shut down.

Booted again (still with uSD card in) it entered recovery mode again.

Figuring the card might have been hosed, I put in a backup, created yesterday-same result.

Hmmmm....

I pulled the card and let it boot to the original 1.3 O/S internal. All went well, then I got a quick message that an update was being applied (?). My heart sank, thinking that I'd had 1.4 pushed out to me, and God only knows what that update might do the the NC.

I quickly went to the menu to check the software version, and it still showed 1.3.

I shut it down, replaced the uSD and rebooted.

All is well now.:D

Any ideas about what might have happened? Anyone else have this experience?

Thanks!

Dan
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaytsus:
You would not get a B&N update pushed out while you're booted into CM7. As for what happened.... You said you got a new SD and it fixed it? Perhaps your SD just died?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danvee:
I wouldn't have thought so, but when I booted into internal memory (no uSD card in place) I got the "updating" notice.

In fact the "new" card (which was a backup of the first) did the same "boot to recovery" as the original.

After the original O/S did its "updating" both cards worked exactly as expected, booting into CM7, and both cards have worked perfectly since.

That's why I'm calling it a "glitch":cool:

The device was apparently "tricked" into booting to recovery and continued to do so from any of my CM7 uSD cards. I went so far as to access the boot menu and make sure that it booted the uSD and did so "normally", yet the penguin kept rearing it's cute little head.:eek:

Only allowing the NC to boot into its own O/S, which triggered the phantom "update", fixed the issue.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] messdup:
hi as title sais i need to install nodo rom cant for spl 5 reasons isit possible to do it with emergency download mode and any step by step info will be appreciated

blessedfrommessed
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Magpir:
U mean the windows phone recovery tool?

No u cant use it to restore to nodo.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sidneylopsides:
Just a query, now we have the camera libraries, is it possible that they could be edited to reduce the compression in video recording? Could the bitrate be upped to give better video?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] electrash:
With libralies you cant do NOTHING.

It just to make easy for devs to port it in their rom.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sidneylopsides:
Ah ok. In that case, is there anything possible to improve bitrate?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] electrash:
How do you mean?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sidneylopsides:
One of the main issues with the video recording on the arc etc is it records in low bitrate. If we can increase the bitrate we can improve the video.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dvfk:
Try igCamera or igCameraPro - you can set the video quality - i use 8 mbit (1280x720) on Arc S :)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sidneylopsides:
Just had a look, I got the free one, limited to 640*480, but the paid version doesn't show in the market. Might be because of the rom I'm using

Ill try another rom and have a look, thanks!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dvfk:
Yeah, the pay version is called igCameraPro - had to search for it manually.

But I'm not sure if 1280x720 requires Arc S hardware. Not sure the Free version has limitation in that regard.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sidneylopsides:
Found it. Got 1280*720 30fps at 20Mb working fine! Have to drop the sound quality for it to work though. Setting sound to stereo causes the framerate to go crazy.

Sent from my C64 using a time machine.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dvfk:
Cool. Stereo shouldn't matter since Arc/S doesn't have stereo mic anyway.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NeoCream:
The Arc has the capabilities to record in stereo.

http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_xperia_arc-review-584p8.php
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sidneylopsides:
Yeah, it gas two mics, stereo audio in video was added in one of the updates.

Sent from my C64 using a time machine.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] wigwam12:
I have managed to set up an Exchange account on my phone to sync my work calendar only.

I have got it working but the problem is that I want it "read only" on the phone so that any items I delete on the phone are not deleted on the server.

I have set it to "keep items on the phone" and also "replace items on phone"

The first time I deleted an item on the phone exchange calendar I found it was also deleted on the server/work calendar (I think it was set to "replace on phone")

But since then no matter what I set it to if I delete something on the phone it seems to sync with the server and then come straight back onto the phone so I can't get rid of it...

In WinMo I could explicitly set how to do the sync but can't seem to do that here - any help please?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] wigwam12:
Okay maybe a coincidence but just noticed something else.

Anything on the work calendar that had been added (at work) via Outlook - if I delete it from the phone it is also deleted off the calendar.

Anything I add to the work calendar using OWA does this yoyo thing with coming back everytime I try to delete it from the phone....
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] buzz83:
If your using the exchange it is only being stored/read from the one place.

It doesn't store locally.

I don't know how you can delete from the phone and not the server...

I used to save my outlook calendar as an .ics file and then import it to my google calendar. Now I just use touchdown.

That said... I want my calendar to be exactly the same on my phone as it is on our exchange.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] wigwam12:
There are some recurring meetings which are useful to keep track of at work but clutter the phone calendar.

I guess I could export but then I would have to keep doing it when new meeting are added.

The different behavior regarding appointment created with outlook and owa is odd but interesting.
[Android Themes] Zorachus:
Does anyone have the wallpaper behind this dialer ? I love the faded dark blue/black look, would look great as a wallpaper, minus the dialer stuff of course.
[Android Themes] yabbb:
Just do a black to blue gradient in Photoshop and add scan lines.
[HTC Wildfire S] moisaenz:
Hello wondering if anyone could help me, this is my second Wildfire S.. the first one I returned since it just turned off and wouldnt come back on it would just vibrate 3 times. These happened because after flashing jintaku rom the phone stopped working on data and messages.. tried to program manually but it wouldnt accept msid code for virgin mobile... After that I decided to flash with the ruu exe stock rom, but while it was doing that it got an error and it got bricked into it vibrating only three times and shutting off.

I did the s-off with the goldcard exploit...

so are there no roms for wildfire s for virgin mobile usa????
[HTC Wildfire S] thesnaz:
This is how I bricked mine. From what I can gather, the difference between our phones and everyone else's is that virgin mobile does not use SIM cards. Ergo, the ROMS are not for VM's network.

At least, that's what I *think* happened.
[HTC Wildfire S] moisaenz:
So there is no roms for cdma virgin mobile???
[HTC Wildfire S] mbbous:
What? How can this bee? :confused:
[HTC Wildfire S] ScottPomroy:
Unfortunately there is no current custom roms for VM users. The only thing you can do is root the phone after s-off and then remove unwanted bloatware until one is created. If one will be created.
[HTC Wildfire S] Wieland959:
I beg to differ, but there is starting to be life in the WFS VM movement. Take a look at this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1367701
[Nook Touch General] bisbal:
I can understand a PC takes a while to boot considering how many different devices it has to set up, but... a nook? It is so simple it should take less than a second to boot.

Any one knows where is most of the time spent during boot?

Thanks
[Nook Touch General] ros87:
What Linux powered devices do you own that boots a cold, non-hibernated, system in less than a second?

In fact the boot sequence on the NST, or any other Android device for that matter, is more or less the same as on a PC, and the device count ain't that different.

The kernel still have to load storage, input, graphics, networking, usb and whatnot.

Hell, one second isn't even enough to finish the bootloader stage :)
[Nook Touch General] apeine:
Considering it is a flavor of Linux, probably running those never ending screens of things being started up. As the nook should be an optimized version, it should really go faster. But an unrooted version goes faster than a rooted one, that was one thing I noticed. Maybe running extra services and start up apps.
[Nook Touch General] ros87:
Well, it's running a Linux kernel and the kernel has to load like any other kernel :)

There's no console output to fb on boot, and even if there was it wouldn't make a dent in the start-up time.

Faster than what? A PC with 6 - 36 times the processing power?

In fact, the NST kernel loads faster on its puny 800MHz single-core ARM than the 3.0.0-13 kernel on my quad core 2.6GHz AMD.

What we don't see behind that nice boot animation screen is the system that's being loaded on top of the kernel, namely Android and it's Dalvik virtual machine.

If you go trough the logs you'll see that this is where a large portion of the start-up time is being spent :)

Well simply rooting the NST enables a single tiny service (adbd) and there's no difference in start-up time booting with the stock ramdisk or the adbd enabled one.

I just tested this for the fun of it, and the start-up times are random variations in the order of milliseconds ;)

Now, like you point out, most rooted devices aren't just rooted but have additional services and apps running, and naturally that increased workload would make the device run a little slower based on the amount of additional stuff, and the quality of it ;)
[Nook Touch General] apeine:
Nice and complete answer, Roger.

Thanks for taking your time to answer that. Maybe the startup time of an unrooted nook was clearly due to extra overhead apps and services. It is quite noticeable, as I did the restore/reset/update/root/restart after fail several times.

Dalvik is the JVM on the android?
[Nook Touch General] ros87:
That's correct
[Nook Touch General] bisbal:
XPUD, boots in 3 seconds and I have a browser ready to use.
[Nook Touch General] ros87:
3 seconds from you press the power button on your pc? Care to share a video of that? :)

My pc uses 10-12 seconds just to get to the bootloader menu..

Now, aside from that, I've already stated that a large part of the ~30s boot time is spent on loading Android, there's not much that can be done about that.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chris41g:
ACSRecovery was originally based on CWM4 and for the Epic 4G. I updated it to CWM5 source base, and Also ported it to ET4G.

It has menu optimizations to be more efficient

New reboot menu

PreROM wipe that wipes /data and caches

PreTheme wipe that wipes caches

ACS Branding

Various underhood tweaks.

All builds will be here:

http://chris41g.devphone.org/index.php?dir=EpicTouch/ACSRecovery/

Thanks to QBKing77 for the Review & How-To:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anjwB9mhn3Q

Maybe I can talk someone into getting some screenshots..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] darren.wlsn1:
love that this is back, thanx sir.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JohnCorleone:
Always the first thing on my OG Epic after a clean flash via Odin.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] CBowley:
Anyone know how to flash this without ODIN? Also can't flash via cwm because of a "signature verification failed" error. I could

Flash_image recovery acsrrcovery.img

If I knew where the recovery was.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ewalk4866:
If I was you I would try to download it again. I installed it in recovery with no problem at all
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ewalk4866:
Thanks Chris this is a great recovery I never used it before but I like how you have it setup . Great job
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chris41g:
turn off sig verification, or unzip the cwm-flashable, and use DD to flash it
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ElAguila:
What kernel is this based on? I really like your recovery and I was wondering if I needed to flash the EK02 kernel again after updating to your recovery?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tony45x220:
Potential mod, version, or port to the OG Epic!?...that new compatable ROM manager version just doesn't stick...I wind up in ACS CWM4 version and have to flash a zip everytime I want to use CWM5...smh

Sent from my rooted, suited, & booted Epic 4G #knowdat!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JohnCorleone:
Its stock repacked EF02 with ACS Recovery. You flash this and you're all set unless I am in the wrong thread but I don't think I am. After you flash it, go to settings /about phone and check there