yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] c_86:
hmm ok what music player are you using then.... i cannot get a widget for the music player on my lock screen with the stock music player....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jejebond:
@remorema : I only press the button once, I use No Lock app too to be sure that stock lockscreen is disable. It happens after 30 hours without reboot. I am going to try new V4.0, Only wipe cache/dalvik ?

@c_86 : I use Power AMP.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] remorema:
yeah try it only with cache/dalvik wipe. if you get status bar fc's than full wipe

I think i never get my phone to 30 hours without reboot. lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jejebond:
CRT Still inverted. I'll report to you if i get this problem again.

Thks V4.0 looks awsome ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ferreinf:
Hi all,

multi DPI support?

or at least contacts.apk....

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] remorema:
no multi dpi

what about contacts ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ferreinf:
multi DPI contacts.apk....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kbello:
Thanks!!! I flashed 4.0 and I love it... great work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jachna:
it's incredible.thz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] c_86:
Loving the new 4.0 update! :)

thanks!!! keep it up and i seriously cannot wait for the ICS ROM from you!

curious... what is the lowest RAM can go before the device starts acting up? normally i notice my RAM around 300-350 depending. just curious

and ya i'm the same, i think my device gets rebooted at least once a day (changing out batteries)

thanks again!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 007Arc:
Amazing rom. I love it! Tank you very much!

Setting:

- Lulzactive

- OC 1600

- Rawr
[Galaxy S II Android Development] remorema:
did you noticed any improvement from lulz over lionheart.

what voltage do you use for 1,6

here i need 1425 to get it stable at 1,6
[Galaxy S II Android Development] c_86:
why do you need to increase the voltage? what was happening when you didnt? i was running at 1400 without any issues at all...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 007Arc:
Both governors works very well for me. And I don't mess with voltages, just OCed to 1600.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shadowminh:
whoa

After when I flashed this rom and oc to 1600, My phone starts to overheat!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] musashiro:
mediafire mirror of the latest... anyone???

perhaps someone who can pm me the mediafire link.... thanks a lot...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spumiglia:
Great Rom

This is very stable and great appear rom that i ever try! the only question is how to have cthe blu clock on the up right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 007Arc:
Go to Jkay settings > statusbar setting > unckeck 'theme icons'

Hope that's what you're looking for.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] spumiglia:
Yes, right! thanx a lot!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] golcheck:
after flashing this rom my cwm disappeared so I cannot make backups. Got only Superuser app and "stock" recovery mode.... any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] c_86:
have you tried holding the power button, volume up and the main home button to get into CWM? obviously when trying to turn on the phone
[Galaxy S II Android Development] golcheck:
yes I did. I got into recovery mode that way but it wasn't cwm. I tried then via rom manager but it was the same
[Galaxy S II Android Development] c_86:
ok ya ROM manager screws everything up... trust me on that... been there done that... you will need to use Odin to flash a new CWM to the device. once that is done you will have no issues as long as you dont use ROM manager, seriously just delete it from you device and never look back LOL

but ya, search CWM for galaxy S2 Odin and you should come find some instructions on what to do to get it back (kind be the same as what you did to root the device using odin)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] c_86:
Idk if its just me but the volume up to skip doesn't work on the stock media player at all... tried with screen on, off, in lock screen ... nothing works.

Thoughts?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] blazk:
u set using the j-kay deluxe setting right?

do you HOLD the volume key or not? if you just pressed normally it just up/down the volume.

hold volume up = skip forward track

press volume up = volume up

hold volume down= previous track

press volume down = volume down
[Galaxy S II Android Development] c_86:
Correct. Its set in jkay and yes I have tried holding down, pressing twice. Etc etc. Nothing works.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jejebond:
It only works when your screen is off.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] c_86:
Ya it seems I wasn't holding it down long enough... lol thanks for the assist guys
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] westcrip:
deleted
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] stumpyz9:
Just use an app like tango or qik
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] opencipher:
Skype works fine
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] westcrip:
Thanks guys i can call on sgs2 but cant from skyrocket from contacts whats the wrong with original samsung video chat on skyrocket?? i want call samsung to samsung face to face not on skype or somthing else .. .any idea?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] V@no:
The only "original" Skyrocket video chat I can see is Google Talk. By default video chat only available via WiFi connection, for 3G/4G video you'll need root and manually edit some database entry:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1063767
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Mortem Tuam:
Tango works just fine on unrooted devices over 3G or LTE. I use it all the time with my kids.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] westcrip:
Thank u i ll try :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] pillzburydoughboy:
will this work when trying to talk with my gf who has a silly Iphone 4s?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] stumpyz9:
Tango will, as long as she has the app
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] draztikrhymez:
+1 for tango
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Camaro1LE:
+1 for tango...thanks I've been looking for this as well

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] westcrip:
mods pls delete thread
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rbs_uk:
I`m going to throw this bloody crap against a wall :mad::mad::mad:

I have unticked box in Language&Input-->Spelling Correction, but it still replaces words as I type sms :mad::mad:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oscillik:
lol

hold down the Mic button on the keyboard and release it on the settings button, choose Android keyboard settings.

the options you seek are there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rbs_uk:
What`s MIC button? Can you post me a screenshot. This thing is driving me insane :mad:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rbs_uk:
bump bump :mad:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mohitrocks:
The mic button should be beside the spacebar.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] braingravyuk:
Alternatively you can go to Settings -> Language & input -> Android Keyboard Settings -> Auto-correction -> Off
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rbs_uk:
There isn`t one :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] braingravyuk:
Press and hold the comma button, you can change it to the mic I believe, you can also access the settings from there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rbs_uk:
Love you love you love you love you :D:cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] onthecouchagain:
Is anyone else also annoyed that Google still thinks "ill" is more commonly typed than "I'll"? There's no easy way to type "I'll" except to type "ill" and choose "I'll" from the suggestion bar.

It's baffling. Typing "il" also does not auto correct to "I'll."
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] braingravyuk:
Totally see where you're coming from if this was gingerbread but on ICS it works like it should, i.e. Il is I'll.. at least for me, guess you've tried pressing the auto correct button for I'll, it doesn't remember it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BlackDino:
Just wait until all your friends succumb to zombieism, then you will be glad that ill isn't auto correcting to I'll
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jawadamjad:
here is a solutio

I had the same problem, I disabled auto correction but it did nothing, so I believe you will need to change the space bar behavior. In the settings where you turned off auto correction there is an option which defines space bar behavior, change it to "always insert space" instead of auto correction :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] soon2beveteran:
Two words. Swift Key. :D
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dinc79:
Is there a different volume for Bluetooth. I have turned media volume and my Bluetooth headphones all the way up and they are real quit. If I plug regular headphones in it's really loud
[myTouch 4G General] 3p4145:
Hello,

Anyone know a way of disabling Fast dormancy on the Glacier?

I am guessing /system/default.prop but I don't knoe what to set the timeout to to disable it
[Kindle Fire General] Magical3:
I got the kindle fire about a week ago. Since that time I have received okay battery life. I don't love or hate it. I decided to check to see if something odd in the background was running. I ran a battery saver program, probably juicedefender, and found that the GPS was on. Wait, what!? There is no GPS in the Fire. So I installed GoLauncher, and used the native power manager to turn it off. These are just preliminary results, but battery life seems to have increased a lot. It could also just be a placebo, but I guess that having the GPS on could be something amazon forgot to remove in the code, and created an endless processing loop. Just a guess, I would love to hear some other thoughts on this.
[Kindle Fire General] hyperbling:
the only way to tell is the drain the battery doing the exact same thing between changes. i've been tinkering around with my kindle as well because there has to be *something* which explains how the nook tablet can get an extra 2-3 hours on the same capacity battery...
[Kindle Fire General] Magical3:
Something... But the Nook actually has 4000 mah battery, while the Fire has a 4400 mah battery, so it has a smaller battery, and better battery life. I would then guess, it is software related, because hardware is virtually identical.
[Kindle Fire General] ags29:
What are you guys considering a bad battery, because I couldn't be more satisfied with mine.. Two days of HEAVY use with the display on for a total of 6 hrs -- is that not what you're all getting? And if so, how is that not good for a dual core processor running on a 7" IPS display?
[Kindle Fire General] nikcomp:
How did you disable the GPS?
[Kindle Fire General] andTab:
Would like to know too.

Not terribly impressed with the battery life on the KF compared to the Nook Color (which seemed to last FOREVER)
[Kindle Fire General] Thelgow:
I was using ADW EX launcher and just did a long tap on screen, added widget, power control.

And it added the little toggle bar that most droid phones have with notification bar.

Wifi was on, blue tooth area was blank, then gps, sound, and autorotate.

I confirmed gps was lit up. tapped it, to disable then removed the widget.
[Kindle Fire General] Magical3:
I did the exact same thing. Pretty simple.
[Kindle Fire General] hyperbling:
surprise surprise....

i did a battery test of the nook tablet vs the kindle fire today (i own both and intend to return one). i had a game running as my test (jelly defense), wifi off, screen brightness max.

nook tablet died at 4 hours. kindle fire lasted an extra hour.

so either all the build.prop stuff i did made a difference, or my nook tablet's battery is defective and i need recalibrate it....
[Kindle Fire General] zmobie:
Just noting that there seems to be issues with battery life that factory resets seem to fix (oddly), so it might be worth resetting either/both devices if you see drastically lower than expected battery lives.
[Kindle Fire General] emelie:
Could you list your build.prop stuff? Much appreciated!
[HTC EVO 3D] seanjenks:
Could some one port this over to the EVO 3D?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1339007
[HTC EVO 3D] bmtdan:
Hmmm I wasn't even aware you could theme sense 3.5 yet
[HTC EVO 3D] tjb3401:
I'm almost done making my own, for sense 3.0. Look for it in the themes sub forum soon.
[HTC EVO 3D] seanjenks:
you can change the system ui and some framework colors just not the rosie apk but all i want is my status bar to be ics blue I can do the rest I can't find icons to use in those two apks
[HTC EVO 3D] tjb3401:
oh haha I didn't even realize this was your thread, the same person that messaged me. But maybe so you could get exactly what you want you could try out the UOT Kitchen.
[Nook Touch General] Haloman800:
Hi, I just purchased a Nook Touch.. I have an android smartphone which is rooted, to feature a custom OS, adblocker, etc.

But what's the purpose of rooting the nook touch? What do you do with it now that it's rooted that you couldn't before?

Is it slower using the default B&N ROM now that you're rooted? Is it possible to completely unroot if you wanted to use the warranty? Thanks.
[Nook Touch General] mali100:
I use it to search the forum and find such nice threads like this one http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1362906 ;)
[Nook Touch General] Haloman800:
Sorry, that thread answered most of my q's.. The other ones I still have are 1. Can you unroot? & 2. If I were to use B&N's default software, would it be slower (page turns, navigation, etc), after I root?

Thanks a lot.
[Nook Touch General] eded333:
1.If you do a full backup, you can restore to the point when you did the backup (check the filesize to check if the backup is correct)

Feel free to try my method: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1346748

If you fell brave, I made a new beta (untested for the moment) which has an unrooting zip to delete all traces of root and the apks installed without the need of a full backup and will: root your nook, get Gapps installed, and add adb acces.

But do a backup anyway :)

2.The default software is unaffected.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Cheesus182:
Hey guys,

I know everyone is going to first think, What the hell, this is too easy what a noob.

Anyway, point is, ive been looking for a tutorial on this for ages and just can´t find one.

On all Android Roms they always just write things like "Also make sure to intall the kernel" and thats it or when you look through generall ROM tutorials for android you just see "Don´t forget to install the coresponding kernel"

Nothing on how to do it.

So I have the following questions please:

1. I want to install this ROM on my HTC HD2

How do I install the kernel for it?

2. It tells me to partition the SD card, I really don´t get what they mean with all of those numbers?

Please send me to a tutorial where it is explained or explain it, it would really be a great great help. Thank you!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] matoflash:
Well.

First thing - it depends on whether you want to flash the Magldr or cLK version.

I highly recommend cLK, with it you can use ClockworkMod Recovery, which will allow you to easily install pretty much everything that's in correct zip format.

So if you flash the cLK version, afterwards you just download the kernel (that's in the thread you provided) in the .zip format and save it on your sdcard. Then go into Clockworkmod Recovery (if you don't know what it is, search the net, and study) and flash zip from sdcard. That's it for the kernel.

If you want to use Magldr, I can't help with that, I'm using cLK.

About SD partitioning - there is a good guide here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dhXJZPjZzBHcAtIE_jfEeuG988UDUaP7GfZk909nNCc/edit?hl=en&authkey=CLDJw80N&pli=1

It's a guide made especially for AmeriCan Android ROM, but the partitioning part is well written and it should work for all ROMs like that.

Just check it out, if you need anything more, let me know.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Cheesus182:
Thanks man.

This is great.

Did it with cLK and it was really easy.

Thanks!

Edit.

I need some help on this ROM. I tried to post this question in the ROM thread but it wont let me so im hoping someone can help me here.

My phone won´t boot anymore. It just gets stuck at the HTC logo with this ROM installed.

What I did was:

1. Wiped data and cleared cache

2. Installed kernel via CWM (from SD)

3. Installed ROM via CWM (from SD)

4. After succesful install (with out errors at least) i press reboot now.

And from then on its just suck at the HTC logo.

Ive left it for over an hour now just to be sure but nothing.

Can someone tell me what is wrong with it?

Thanks!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] matoflash:
No problem mate, if anything more, just ask - here or PM.

Edit:

P.S. if you wanna confirm that you have the new kernel installed, just go to settings, about phone and there you see the kernel info.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] DaneX:
I'm going to jump this existing thread as I also have a beginners question on the same subject...

I already installed a ROM (NexusHD2) and having huge battery drain problems (drains from 100% to dead in aprox. 15 hours on 100% standby with no applications running), but having less than 10 posts on this forum, I can't ask in the thread for the particular ROM. But I see a lot running this ROM with a tytung_r14 kernel, so I figured that I probably had to install this as well and I'm going to try it, but one question though...

Was I supposed to install the kernel BEFORE installing the ROM? Or can I just go and install the kernel now and all will be dandy?

Thanks. :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] sanguinevn:
Just flash Rom again in Recovery mod then flash kernel later on. It's gonna be fine, I believe.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] DaneX:
Why should I do a recovery flash of my ROM and then flash kernel afterwards instead of just flashing the kernel right now if that is possible?

The ROM was flashed friday afternoon, so it's a pretty clean ROM.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] matoflash:
You can flash kernel at anytime, you don't have to reflash anything.

Also, it might not be the kernel, which is responsible for your battery life.

Search for thread called something like ultimate battery guide for android and there are all things you can do to check what's wrong and make your battery life great. I did that, and am very satisfied.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] g.s:
I'm currently running the existing ROM on my SD card, and I'm not experiencing any battery drain what so ever...

I've also installed the ROM in NAND previously and didn't experience any heavy battery drain as well.

But to answer your question, no you weren't suppose to install the kernel before installing the ROM; The ROM (in SD or NAND format) already comes with a compiled kernel (It's a file called zImage).

You can install the kernel and you should just be dandy. Just remember that your battery life is heavily influenced by your cell reception and by the synching that occurs in the background.

To give you a reference, my phone is at 89% has been on standby for 13.5 hours with WIFI ON and data ON, but with data synching turned OFF for facebook and gmail. I'm also currently running it through the SD card with kernel r13. You should get similar results with the newer or existing kernel.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] DaneX:
Is this with the NexusHD2 ROM?

When my phone is "sleeping" with screen/WiFi/Sync/Bluetooth OFF my phone is using 55-60 mA.

With the screen on and lowest standard brightness setting it is at 115-125 mA
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] matoflash:
That means that you have a lurking app that keeps your phome from going into standby,so called partial wake.

Go into you app Spare Parts, click on battery history, choose other usage, since last boot or unplugged.

The screen on and running percentages tell you about the wake lock.

If it is nearly the same, that means you have almost no partial wakes.

If running is much higher, than screen on, that means you have some app that keeps phone awake.

Now choose partial wake usage in Spare Parts and it'll show you the apps.

And now you either uninstall them or change settings.

I'm on AmeriCan Android rom, getting 1-4mAh consumption in standby.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] g.s:
Yep, this is with the NexusHD2 ROM. My phone during standby, only draws about 2-4mA.

55-60mA during sleep/standby is not normal. Are you in an area with bad cell reception?
[LG Optimus 2x] aegidios2:
Hi,

I'm curently searching for a stock GB V20l Kernel (2.6.32.9) with only overcloking ability.

Thanks
[LG Optimus 2x] silentmelodies:
You can try Spica's HP kernel, it's stable and has pretty good battery life. OC can be up to 1.55ghz, but I recommend no more than 1.2 for daily usage ;)
[LG Optimus 2x] stegg:
want it too. the very first kernels had just CPU OC, but now all overclock gpu, ram, etc. but my device can't deal with memory OC :(
[LG Optimus 2x] stegg:
up!

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[LG Optimus 2x] Striatum_bdr:
Why up? The answer has been given. Horse power kernel is a good kernel, choose SR2 version.

No kernel overclocks gpu, and ram hack exists only in some CM7 kernels.
[LG Optimus 2x] luka2858:
For me sr2 works great.
[Kindle Fire General] nycrare:
Hi everyone. As a new Kindle Fire user, I bought mine AFTER the recent Kindle 6.2 update. After following step-by-step the instructions posted on this forum to root KF, I seemed to have succeeded at my first attempt. However, when trying to copy and paste either vending.apk or amarket.apk to system/app folder using File Expert which I got from Amazon store, I couldn't get it to work. This means I don't see either apps in the system app folder after I paste them there. I followed the instructions to the T and rebooted KF, still no show. I then tried to install it via adb, I was able to "adb install" googleservice frameworks on KF. But when trying to "adb push" the market app to system/app, I keep getting "adb access denied". I tried re-rooting with superoneclick, still can't "adb push".

I really don't know what went wrong. BTW, I could hard install the market app on to KF and gained access to the market. (I thought KF blocked it.) But all my download from android market seem unsuccessful. I need help. Thanks.

Problem solved. And here's what I found out and how I made it work. Thanks for everyone who posted to help.

After trying what everyone suggested here, I still couldn't get r/w perssion to the system folder. I reset my KF to factory setting and started all over again. This time I realized it was the File Expert app that's causing this problem. Although it seems like File Expert could gain full access to the system, it doesn't allow you to make any modification to the system folder. I know someone claimed it worked on theirs. But if your File Expert comes from Amazon app store, it DOES NOT work when you try to paste anything into the system. When I realized that ROOT EXPLORER is no longer available on Amazon, I figured that could be the reason. After downloading Root Explorer to my PC and installed it onto KF, everything worked like a charm! So for those of you who encounter similar problems, it's not you. It could be the File Expert app that you got from Amazon. ;)
[Kindle Fire General] Felnarion:
You need to mount system as writable
[Kindle Fire General] nycrare:
Thanks Felnarion. But I did that. It didn't help. I followed the instructions step by step. Don't where the problem is. I find it hard to believe that KF allows me to do regular install of android market(the market icon even shows on the carousel) but I can't do it the "sneaky" way? Anyone else tried installing market app directly from the sd card?
[Kindle Fire General] Felnarion:
In that case I think it's your app. I just downloaded file expert and had problems copying to /system as well.

Try root explorer, haven't had any problems with it.