yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] ossy1337:
I come from checkrom but this shouldnt make any difference since cwm 5.0.2.3 is installed with the kernel we have to flash with odin?
[Galaxy S II General] jay_993:
I did and it says available to download. Is the picture the link? Maybe im missing it cuz of xda app?

Edit: used browser and found it.
[Galaxy S II General] ossy1337:
http://www.multiupload.com/1SDLSV3ISG
[Galaxy S II General] jay_993:
Found it but thank you very much :)
[Galaxy S II General] YOSEFE:
Does "Bluetooth works" imply you can call and speak with Bluetooth?
[Galaxy S II General] kashix:
any solution to the status 7 issue? now not only I can't flash the ICS alpha 10.zip, I can't even flash other rom. help anyone?
[Galaxy S II General] shotta35:
No it does not. I've tried:

Headset with mic built in - FAIL

Bluetooth headset - FAIL

Speakerphone - FAIL

Handset - FAIL

Mic does not work during voice calls - it works in other situations however (speech to text for example).
[Galaxy S II General] jay_993:
Did others flash this from aosp rom or sammy rom? Also stupid question but when i flash the kernel in op is that compatible to sammy roms?
[Galaxy S II General] armanderli:
Thread soon to be closed
[Galaxy S II General] Quintinio:
Reason :rolleyes:?
[Galaxy S II General] GlenH:
Go it to flash by flashing cm7 first (thanks odyssey69).

Can't get any sort of data connection going though sadly. My apn is there, but it doesn't seem to connect.

It looks nice though :-)
[Galaxy S II General] kashix:
Managed to successfully flashed this, full of glitches and hiccups. was fun exploring it but yeah :(
[Galaxy S II General] stuclark:
I'm getting this error even when I try to flash a Cyanogen Mod firmware now... I'm wondering if the issue is caused by wiping /system rather than leaving it intact?
[Galaxy S II General] kashix:
found the solution, at least it worked for me, restore with your previous nandroid, and

boot into cwm

wipe cache

wipe system

wipe data

then finally

install the zip.

boot!

---------- Post added at 10:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:55 PM ----------

yes data connection doesn't work even though it specify APN!
[Galaxy S II General] WebghostDK:
Im gonna download this before that Matreak or w/e claims the topic removed :-)
[Galaxy S II General] stuclark:
As with everyone else - interesting to play with; like some of the new interface elements, but no APN data connection available. Wifi worked ok though
[Galaxy S II General] jeandujardin01:
I think this is the same as the leaked alpha 9 ...
[Galaxy S II General] :
far from it...you guys knock yourselfs out...nothing to do with me;) why would i want this thread removed....if people want to brick their phones so be it..if you know what you doing then good as you get to taste ics but know its full of bugs so whats the point..the more you wait the more eager you get to taste ics and have it.....anyway im not asking anyone to close this as it has nothing to do with me..my sticky is up and its with the latest updates with the progression..if people want to do what they want to do i really do not care my friend
[Galaxy S II General] Paradoxxx:
Yeah. All cojente wants is to get some fans and to get known...

Sent from HydrOG3N MOD S2.

Technology Evolves, Android Evolves.

HydrOG3N is THE Revolution.
[Galaxy S II General] Arkanius:
This thread just proves why developers hate XDA nowadays

Bunch of guys flashing leaked and stolen work just to satisfy their "FIRST" "NEW ROM. FLASH FLASH GIMMI GIMMI" impulses
[Galaxy S II General] WebghostDK:
But hey, atleast we get to try the new goodies because of coentje??
[Galaxy S II General] prospect51:
Think he's a asshole, I can wait, for the ORIGINAL DEVELOPERS of this port to feed my ics, keep the work up guys, don't let this knock you. I'm not into counterfeit

Sent from my GT-I9100 using my troll mind
[Galaxy S II General] L10nH34Rt:
Why isn't this closed+deleted yet?
[Galaxy S II General] fr3quency:
Guys, thank you for making it open again. :) Keep up the good work!!
[Galaxy S II General] Galactus:
Scraps thrown to the baboons whom gladly eat off the floor..........
[Galaxy S II General] Kailkti:
Lawl I love that post. +1 xD
[Galaxy S II General] crachel:
In accordance with XDA Rule #12, this thread will be closed.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mojorisin7178:
Hey guys I use an app called cpu master pro it is made by AnTuTu I actually use a few apps made by them and in the power saver app they advertise a program for root. At the bottom it just says root tool. It is a new advertisement because I have been using the power saver app for a while since my g2x and so I checked it out. It is called "unlock root”

You can root and unroot with it on multiple devices all you need is the drivers for that phone and make sure you have usb debugging checked. It is obviously a computer app and it is truly a one click thing. Now I have tested it out on my g2x and can confide that it will unroot and root it. I am running whitehawks weapon 3.0 ROM with dragon kernel overclocked to 1.5 ghz and when I hooked up my phone to the pc it found it right away and I hit unroot and it took all of 4 seconds then it rebooted the phone and it was done!! I tested it I was able to watch movies from the Google market on the phone and titanium did not receive root permissions. Then I tried to root it and did the same procedure expect I hit root this time and same results 4 seconds done!!

I am going to test it with my SGS2 in a few minutes but it is listed as one of the devices that it works with. So far it looks like it works on 4 HTC phones $ Samsung galaxy series phones and 4 LG phones. On closer look I notices that the SGS2 listed is the 9100 not any of the others but I also only lists the optimus 2x and the g2x worked so I am going to give it a try.

I just thought I would get that out there because I was just recently looking for a way to unroot so I could use google movies but I looks like it is a pain now because there is no flashable zip for it anymore. So try it out and let me know. And of course I am not in any way shape or form a dev and I am not responsible if this program makes your phone grow a brain and masterminds a plan and leads a robot army to take over the human race!!

Charlie
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] AllGamer:
in case you missed it it's already on the INDEX http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1324517

the one you are talking about is just a clone of Superoneclick
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] avinashdelhi900:
Hello everyone,

I was just wondering if there is any way or app (preferably) so that i can run Java or j2me software on my nexus, i9023 (ICS). Any help or even link to another thread is appreciable as i know u guys are really buzy

sent from my nexus s:(4.0.1)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mazook98:
This girl knows her stuff:

http://goo.gl/6gyvj

(Never again will I complain about a Rom not having the smoothest scrolling in every situation: I had no idea how involved it all is, and how critical the memory issues can become.)

Anyone else besides me learn a lot from reading this?

Edit:

Read THIS as well: This guy fills in all the blanks I didn't even realize existed.... :

http://goo.gl/wmTeC

TL;DR:

There are some folks who work for Google that are freaking brilliant.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] quick99si:
Good read, thank you for sharing. I was particularly interested in the comparisons drawn by the author to iOS browser rendering. It also makes you appreciate the additional processing power required by higher resolution devices, especially past the current defacto mobile standard 480x800, while aiming for 60fps (a mark held firmly by the developers if Forza 4 as well, among others).

What part will all this play in Google's efforts to limit fragmentation across devices and Android releases?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cordell12:
I had read the post from Dianne Hackborn the other day, however Andrew Munn's post helped tie it all together. His I had not read until now.

Thanks for the read...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mazook98:
Yeah, and I dunno if he is the "smarter" of the two, but he most assuredly is the better writer of the two, at least in terms of "breaking things down" for the layman/everyday user, IMHO.

I found the "Going Forward" portion of his post to be the most fascinating, but at the same time, the most unnerving part of his post:

To think that everything that we use today in Android today could have been done in a vastly different way but for one decision made at a single "fork in the road" years ago is kind of disheartening.

It really makes me wonder how Google will go about fixing it without having to "start from scratch", (because I don't REALLY think that's a viable option.)

It's kind of a shame that they can throw all this new, overpowered hardware at the OS, but still have the constraints of the OS's "overmultitasking" that create a bottleneck for ANY hardware.

I guess that's a reason we're seeing quad-core devices come out...

People say: "Why would ANYONE ever need a quad-core cellphone?"

Now, I understand why....
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ClutchR1:
Interesting reads, thanks. It seems as if the second author favors a more iphonish experience instead of what sets android apart from ios, true multi-tasking. It seems to me that as hardware continues to improve, and it will, ui "lag" will continually decrease and future phones will actually "grow" into the android framework. Ui lag on our phone is more of a perception than a reality, however the ability to have background programs continually run is a reality. As the author talks about moving more toward ios, ios seems to be moving more toward android. Of course I am by no means any kind of expert on this, but has android weathered the storm of lower spec'd hardware and now poised to be a better "future" OS?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bbedward:
Nice, I only knew the basics of how prioritizing was done in android vs iOS, I prefer minor UI lag over one task takes all priority though, especially when android software utilizes multiple threads.

The VM is also a known limitation but it has gotten miles better since the old android days.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] akarol:
Links are dead btw...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mazook98:
Links work fine.

Mebbe u had too many tasks running?

;-)

<<work in progress>>
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mazook98:
That's a good question. I like your take that hardware will continue to improve, to "make up the gap", and, I agree, hardware always will improve (ala Moore's Law), but I wonder if "too much multitasking" is such a good thing.

I think it'd be perfect to be able to switch completely, on the fly, between "realtime" UI rendering and "normal" UI rendering, if you so wished...

There are some times where I don't WANT too much multitasking, like the example given with the IMDB site...

When I'm trying to find out the name of the hot blonde girl from "Wild Things", I wouldn't really mind if Android took a break from opening all the other jpegs that surround that specific information.

(That was Denise Richards, btw...)

<<work in progress>>
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mazook98:
Relevant:

I saw this reply as the top-ranked reply to the whole discussion on Reddit.com...

I have to say, I think they have a good point:

"Android is like, 3 years old. Preserving slowness for the sake of "legacy" at this point just seems crazy to me.When the Android team says "legacy," what they really mean is "old, abandoned apps that are no longer developed." Well guess what? No one wants to use old, abandoned apps that are no longer developed. They will be ugly, misaligned on higher resolution screens, and usually force close anyway. Do any apps on your phone look like they are from 1.6? No, because you've replaced them with modern apps.They hold up "legacy" like they are the Microsoft Windows team, but it seems like every week an app on Android needs to be updated to fix some issue it has with "this week's new phone". So Android's "legacy" support is purely imaginary. If my "what's new" logs are any indications, any app that isn't constantly updated will slowly accumulate problems on new phones.Stop holding back Android so the worst, ugliest apps can still kind of limp along on newer devices. No one cares about low quality apps.Now is the time to fix the stupid decisions you made when you were making a Blackberry clone. The longer you wait, the harder it will get. Write a new UI framework that values speed above all else. Support the old framework for the ~2 years of life Gingerbread has left (the 2 year old 1.6 is at 1%). Then dump it. Fix your problems and move on. Don't keep them around for your imaginary legacy support.It's almost 2012. Get your **** together. Apple got this right 4 years ago."

Opinions?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drrtydisko:
Quick question, I've got a bricked evo that I have'nt touched in months. The battery has been useless inside the phone's box since then but a couple of days ago I noticed the battery looks like it expanded or exploded from the inside. Any idea of what could of caused this?

Very curious.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenixjn:
If it was never charged for a while and left on a cool environment I would say that the battery was just bad, if you had it on a hot place like on the glove compartment inside your car then it overheated. Either way I hope you discard it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacoballen22:
Any lump on a battery means you need to dispose of it..I've heard of some crazy stuff lol.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sitlet:
Dispose of it immediately. If you try to use it or charge it, it will likely explode.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drrtydisko:
Oh I would never attempt to use it again, I was just a little curious as to why this would happen. Thanks all!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicholaaaas:
old batteries tend to do that...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DJTaurus:
I've enabled cookies and remember pass. I can't understand why each time I stop the browser it forgets forums pass and usernames.

Sent from my blazing fast Galaxy Nexus!
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] badshah_dude:
Hi Guys ..

I have an X10.. with Model number X10i.

I Bought from USA(having AT&T Provider Contract)

and now I m here in India.

Its Working fine, it is **Unkocked**...

I just want to Upgrade My Phones Firmware Version from 2.1-update1

To

The Newer Version 2.3 gingerbread..

As A Normal SonyEricsson Phone can Get Updated by PC companion..

My Phone Shows that I have a Latest Version..

I can not Update it Through Normal Procedure..

and then i Came to know that Bcoz its AT&T providers Product, I cant Update it NOrmaly by PC Companion..

I Just Want To Update My Phone..

Need help..

What to do and how to do..??

Support Will be appreciated..

:confused:
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NuriJ:
Download & install flashtool here: http://androxyde.github.com/Flashtool/

Download a generic 2.3 build here (& put it in the firmware folder): http://www.multiupload.com/JEXUAHAZTL

Open flashtool, click on the flash icon :D, choose flashmode, select firmware & flash
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gregbradley:
Post number 2 is the correct device, apart from you will also need to

0. Make sure unknown sources and usb debugging are allowed in

/settings/applications

and

/settings/application/development

1. click on the padlock icon to root.

2. click on the key icon to ask root permissions, allow permissions on the phone.

3. then flash the rom.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] badshah_dude:
thnx but 1 question....!

Thanx guys..

I hv No doubt in that U ppl Rocks..

But is it a proper way , i mean i hv Phone which is Unlocked..

And there will b no problem further more..?

To root mobile is Called Upgrading.?​
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Quipster:
What do you mean by "proper way"? Is it an official way to do it? No. Flashtool method is essentially another pc companion. It does everything pc companion can do and more. The only reason you have/need pc companion is to recognize the phone. That is it. The only problem you will have is a chronic headache from all the lag the stock 2.3.3 FW gives. Remedy that by rooting and installing a custom/complete ROM.

Rooting the X10 device is not necessary, but I highly recommend you do buddy. The X10 stock and when stands alone is a terrible device. but when rooted and applied with a custom ROM, the X10 lives up to many other devices that shouldn't be compared to. Technically, Rooting is not an upgrade. But if we look at the benefits of rooting, well thats a completely different story.

If you have any questions just ask. If I helped, Thanks button is always there bud :D
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akirabog:
This is also my problem. I cant update my x10 to gingerbread. What generic 2.3 build shoud i download? and what is that complete rom?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haneesh_cv:
Better Install a Custom ROM.. eaiser.. Faster.. loads of options :)

try MIUI... my personal Fav.. or u can use the Team Rom transparent.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akirabog:
i dont know what is that custom rom. where to get that?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] negrobembon:
All over the place
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akirabog:
Its all multiupload links..do you have any mirror?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steffa70:
Hello everyone,

I am having a big problem and I can't resolve it. Yesterday, I installed Notification toggle and I had in the notification bar the apn renamer. I didn't like the app so I uninstalled it and I found out that it renamed my apn so that it wouldn't connect to 3g. I used titanium backup to restore my settings and it actually worked. The only problem I get now is that since I was using the HTC mobile network widget to turn on and off the mobile data now the widget doesn't work anymore. Can somebody pls help me?

Thanks
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mojorisin7178:
Hey guys I use an app called cpu master pro it is made by AnTuTu I actually use a few apps made by them and in the power saver app they advertise a program for root. At the bottom it just says root tool. It is a new advertisement because I have been using the power saver app for a while since my g2x and so I checked it out. It is called "unlock root” You can find it at unlockroot.com.

You can root and unroot with it on multiple devices all you need is the drivers for that phone and make sure you have usb debugging checked. It is obviously a computer app and it is truly a one click thing. Now I have tested it out on my g2x and can confide that it will unroot and root it. I am running whitehawks weapon 3.0 ROM with dragon kernel overclocked to 1.5 ghz and when I hooked up my phone to the pc it found it right away and I hit unroot and it took all of 4 seconds then it rebooted the phone and it was done!! I tested it I was able to watch movies from the Google market on the phone and titanium did not receive root permissions. Then I tried to root it and did the same procedure expect I hit root this time and same results 4 seconds done!!

I am going to test it with my SGS2 in a few minutes but it is listed as one of the devices that it works with. So far it looks like it works on 4 HTC phones $ Samsung galaxy series phones and 4 LG phones. On closer look I notices that the SGS2 listed is the 9100 not any of the others but I also only lists the optimus 2x and the g2x worked so I am going to give it a try.

I just thought I would get that out there because I was just recently looking for a way to unroot so I could use google movies but I looks like it is a pain now because there is no flashable zip for it anymore. So try it out and let me know. And of course I am not in any way shape or form a dev and I am not responsible if this program makes your phone grow a brain and masterminds a plan and leads a robot army to take over the human race!!

Charlie
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jboxer:
There is a flashable zip to unroot your phone. The download link for it is contained in my rooting thread linked in my signature.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] moeahmad1995:
Thanks for the tip. Would this work on the gingerbread update? I know there a zip but I'm just wondering
[T-Mobile LG G2x] clninja:
Double posting much?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=034372
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mojorisin7178:
yes it will work with gingerbread but I dont know mabout the new update that they just started up

And yes I did post this in the tmobile samsung galaxy s 2 forum as it is my current device but I still like to mod my g2x so I am constantly bouncing back and forth and I meant to post this in the g2x forum not the other because superoneclick already works for the sgs2 so it is not really relevant to them but superoneclick does not work on the g2x with the gb update but this does. So I made a mistake big deal Oh how I love people

Jboxer I know about your root.zip and I appreciate all your hard work that you do I did not mean any disrespect or anything you do allot for the g2x community and I could never come close to doing what you do. I was just throwing it out there it is nice to have options and I just thought that you guys would like to know that there is another method of root out there. Some people do not root their phone just because they are afraid of the nvflash process. I almost didnt when I was a noob. When you dont know what you are doing it can seem like alot to take in this is just hook up your phone and click root and done.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] littlecarlos:
It much appriciated and that actually good to know it unrootz also :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jboxer:
If this app actually roots a G2X without the need to NVFlash CWM this is a big development for the G2X. We need some more people to confirm this works.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mojorisin7178:
I am in the process of installing stock gb with no root and right now I am on froyo because I tried to do the lg update with no dice so I will report back in a little while
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mojorisin7178:
UPDATE

I just returned my phone to stock GB with stock recovery and I can confirm that this app DOES root the g2x with no problem even on stock GB!! I would like a few others to try and confirm it as well it installed Superuser v3.0.7 (41) and SU binary v3.0.3.

NOTE: I KNOW THAT I POSTED TWICE IN THIS FOURM TOO I AM SORRY I MUST HAVE DONE THAT BY ACCIDENT I WAS REALLY TIRED WHEN I DID THE POSTING SO TO EVERYONE I AM VERY SORRY ABOUT THAT AND IF THE MODS COULD REMOVE THE OTHER THREAD FOR ME THE TITLE IS: " New pc tool to root like superoneclick but it works on GB" I WOULD APRICIATE THAT THANK YOU.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] KRAZYADROIDMASTER:
What happens if we need to unroot for any reason is that possible?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tahahawa:
Has anyone tried zergrush on the GB update?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jboxer:
In the OP he states the program has unroot as well as root. Unrooting is easy to do. If you had to you could unroot your phone by deleting a few files with root explorer and then rebooting your phone.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Aestetics:
confirmed root on stock gingerbread!!!

going to perfom an un-root after i delete some system apps. will report back!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mojorisin7178:
That is a good question. Personally I dont know the difference between this and superoneclick. I know that zergrush works for the sgs2. If you read the thread you will see that I did post this in the sgs2 forum also and the mod there closed the thread because he said that it has already been posted and linked me back to the zergrush exploit for the sgs2 then he also told me that this program is just a clone of superoneclick. But I dont know how true that is I think he was just assumeing it is. But last I heard superoneclick still does not work for the g2x with stock GB because I have read in other forums that people are tring to root using it and keep getting that same error so I dont think anything has changed but again I could be wrong I am not an expert on any of this.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tahahawa:
Superoneclick was recently updated to include zergrush exploit.