yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Topics] Serinety:
File Name: system.img

Type: Disc Image File (.img)

Size on Disk: 1.21 GB (1,308,618,752 bytes)

Folder name: systemimg_upack

Type: Folder

Size on Disk: 697 MB (731,574,272 bytes)

Contains: 1,370 Files, 58 Folders
[General Topics] Scott:
Wow, 500 Megs in slack? Now thats efficency!

But 700 megs sounds right to me for a sys img. I will in a few hours, at work now... Maybe can remopte desktop in... LMS...
[General Topics] Scott:
Ok, RDP and 4G is AWESOME!

I can confirm what you are seeing is 100% correct.

I never noticed that before....

I also compared this with an Evo 3D ROM and it matches up proportionately....
[General Topics] Serinety:
Wonder if its because Windows sees ext4 in a different way.. and mis represents its actual size
[General Topics] Scott:
Windows is not looking at it as a ext4 file system. Its looking at it as a single IMG file that is 1.x GB's big.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] cix18:
guys gta3 is available in the market! !!!!!!

unfortunately .....it's not working with me .......fc after intro video........

I know we all are looking forward to this game.......so please if anyone gets the game working please share the apk link here ....
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] maxoooo:
Same here!!!

:mad:
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] wardfan220:
Please search before creating another thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1393015

Closed: Duplicate thread
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intel3000:
Hey friends i have got this Defy which i bought from my friend who then moved to galaxy s plus. This is my first android.

so i thought lets speed it up first.

I have rooted it using superoneclickroot or something, but i forgot to unmount the sd card !! wanted to know what may happen if unnmount the sd card... why do we unmount exactly ?

My second question, if i do the unrooting using superoneclick, i should repeate the same procedure like i install ( keeping sdcard on usb mass storage ) or shall i keep sd card as none selection and then unroot or reroot it..

i am doing this because lately i have noticed many times that my cpu meter is goin 100 % a lot more than before rooting it.

also, even when i am connecting it to charge and selecting as none its showing 100% process ( many times i have noticed ).

I am not sure of installing cm7 at the moment as i have just purchased it.. no no cm7 or any other rom for me.

Any help appreciated... Thank you very much in advance.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] st@matis:
you should just select unroot.After unroot is complete make sure that the superuser app is uninstalled.Reboot and you're done
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intel3000:
Thnx stamatis for a quick responce, but can u tell me why we require to unmount the sd card before rooting it.. i mean what changes it does to the sdcard?? if it does do some changes dont i need to uninstalled or reverse them also...??

also, is that the reason my cpu is going haywire and reinstalling it can help..??
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intel3000:
bump 123456..

any body help..
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intel3000:
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[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esok44:
we gotta unmount the sd-card before rooting?

i've never heard of that before oO

so wasn't it basically like that:

-connect phone to computer

-USB-Mass Storage

-USB Debug

-Super-One-Click

Root finished?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Natolx:
Is there a database or settings file that controls the native ICS Wifi tether capability? I haven't had any luck poking around with SQ_Lite and would like to disable Verizon authentication.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] staticx57:
Is this possible? There would be nothing better than to arrange the keys the way HTC has them as that's what I'm used to.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joeyfeffer:
Yeah I completely agree, I'm about to upgrade to the Nexus and I want to be able to add the "Search" key (which I know is possible) and then rearrange the order of the keys.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] majixx11:
Hello all. I was wondering if anyone could make a green version of this swype keyboard from gunnermikes blue midnight port for comrom. I'm not allowed to post outside links but here is the thread with the keyboard image:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1044567

And here is the link to the green theme that I am using:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1340264&highlight=tsm+ressurection+neon

I'm using the updated version of swype 3.26.92D.... not the stock fascinate swype. I'm not sure if the keyboard images are identical or not. That would be awesome thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] nmckee79:
Hello everyone. I have searched these threads on the fourms and have gotten alot of help over the years without having to ask any questions. I now need to ask a question. My G1 has finally went south and was wondering what the TMobile versions of the ATT Atrix and Atrix 2 are? I think the Galaxy S2 is the equivilent to the Atrix 2 but not sure. As always any help would be appreciated.

Thank You

Nick
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asty:
So yesterday I noticed I was constantly losing 4g connection on my Nexus. No problem, 4g has been horrible here for the past week on my Thunderbolt too...probably just a Verizon issue.

Since last night I have noticed that the signal dropping is not just 4g...I'm losing service in general. Dropped calls, failed SMS messages, everything. It happens about every half hour. I'm being told that a lot of calls to me are going straight to VM. I love this phone's features but this morning I'm ready to throw it against a wall. Is anyone else experiencing this? Time to return it to the store for a replacement?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tct08:
I haven't been losing signal outright, but I am reverting to 3G more often. My Bionic would do this in roughly the same areas, but the more recent radio updates had kept me steady on 4G. Hopefully future updates to the Nexus will do the same!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rjskalet:
I think this may have something to do with the radios used on Samsung phones. An update should fix it. Because I just switched from the rezound and I had excellent signal in my house and then I switched to this and there is about a fifteen dbm difference
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] criDikal:
i have reverted to 3G several times randomly.

also i noticed that coming off of wifi, it takes quite a bit of time for 4G to restore itself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] biglipps66:
My TB has been doing so in my office for the past couple weeks at least. Noticeable 5-7db loss on CM7. Data loss and weak signal on GNex too. I just deal with it anymore. Ide go back to a damn flip phone if I could :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] strongergravity:
My SGN has a very poor signal strength compared to my T-bolt. The phone was unusable - no data & no bars (-120dbm). When I had data (rarely) it was 1x. After an hour in the store & on the phone with Verizon tech support they have a ticket out on it. We tried different SIM cards & a different phone even. It might be a network thing on their end - for a while at least my phone wasn't showing up as activated & the Baseband I had was not what she showed in the system.

I will let you know what I learn. I want to keep my GSN but not as a paperweight...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lukage1:
same issue

I called verizon and said this is not common. So whenever a phone call is ended and it tries to reconnect to 4G, the phone loses all radio signal. This is completely frustrating.....i have reset to factory(no help). I have replaced the sim card(no help)....this sucks.

UPDATE:: 12/22/2011 went back to the store and swaped out to a new nexus galaxy. All problems are gone, and this phone is working great!!! seems to even have better battery life now. probably because it is not constatly dropping the signal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] abendx:
No signal here.

Set to 3G only.... no dice. No 4G here, but still no dice with the dual setting.

Had made two calls yesterday after getting home.... both were lacking in call quality, but the calls were completed. I was connected to the extender on the first call, but not on the second (thought it might have injected the noise on the line). The second call wasn't perfect, but a considerable less amount of noise. I do live in a poor signal area and that is why the need for the extender.... I figured the noise on the second call was due to poor signal.

This morning..... no SMS, no voice, no nothing!

I have played with the extender on and off.... and later came to notice lots of posts on this not being a usable combo.

So.... my conclusion. GNex has a horrible radio and if you require an extender, forget it! My DX held a much better signal.

In the end... no matter how cool the SW and HW is, if you can't make a phone call, why have a phone!

This handset is a major FAIL! The fact that VZW screwed the pooch on it and turned a Nexus device into a carrier device sucks balls as well!

EDIT: and oh yeah.... vzw support was worthless on this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dan23945:
Same exact issues. My wife and I both have the GNex. We can be right next to each other and when I call her it will go straight to VM. If I pick up her phone and call, mine will ring. Afterwards I will be able to call her and it will not go to vm. VERY frustrating! I've had to text her to ask if her phone was ringing and it wasn't, so she would call me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kolyan:
^ I heard from many Verizon people that its common when phone does not ring and goes straight to voice mail on other devices. Is this really an issue ? If fact it was SO frustrating that they had to switch to Sprint.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dan23945:
Wasnt an issue with my OG Droid or Incredible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jay A whY:
I own a Rezound and side-by-side speed tests show the GN's ping times and speeds are horrible! My GN looses connection often and reconnects are slow, not as bad as the Bionic, but definitely noticeable. Hopefully the radio is software correctable.. Time will tell, hopefully this will happen within my 45 day return period..

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PaulG1488:
I find my nexus to be going from 4g/3g every once in a while probably some verizon down time
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nosympathy:
if it doesn't get fixed, I will be going back to the rezound. I love this phone, but not having a good signal in my own house? killer...

I have heard this is a usual problem with samsung phones, but I can always hope it isn't the case as i love this phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rjskalet:
Yea Samsung has been known for poor signal strength I ran speed testing my Inc vs my fascinate and then the rezound vs the nexus and every time the HTC phones blew the Samsung phones away
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] keving75:
I played with the GN at the VZW store today for less than 10 mintres, and it lost its connection while I was handling it. I tried to figure out the cause, as I had a full bar 4G signal on my TB.

I hope this is a quick and simple radio fix, as I really like this phone.

I am waiting a few more weeks to see how this is handled and to check on batt life before I jump over. Never been a Sammy fan, so i am a little cautious.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flameinthefire:
i have poor signal as well
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] keving75:
double post
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lilzone:
I turned in my rezound for the Gnex and I am having horrible service at my house as well. With the rezound I had 2-3 bars and with the nexus I go into extended service or no service. I really love this phone as well but if I cant get a signal at my house back to the rezound I go.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeffreycentex:
Data drops are significantly less on the GN versus the Droid Razr... I would lose data service for 30 minutes at a time on the phone.

In my bedroom, I have two bars of 3G coverage. My thunderbolt had 1 bar, and the Razr I returned had two bars. In general, for me, it has a similar signal to the Razr. HTC phones always have a terrible signal strength for me...

I don't have (or need) 4G coverage where I live. When I go to Austin or SA, I notice that the 4G coverage is less on the GN vs either the Razr or Thunderbolt. However, as I live in an area that won't get 4G anytime soon, this is fine for me...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] abendx:
Well.... yesterday I spent a few hours on the phone with different verizon techs.... ending with the extender guy. No one had a clue.... and the next step was going into a store to return everything.

Because I couldn't make calls from home, I had to drive within 60 feet of a tower to call them.

I first tried *228... which doesn't work. For some reason I tried #228 and got a verizon response stating my phone wasn't provisioned correctly (something the guy in the store went over three times and the guy I chatted with from vzw confirmed that it was provisioned). When I got a hold of the tech, they claimed nothing was wrong with the provisioning and that I likely fried the phone when I did the 228? Fried?!?!

So.... as I go home to get the boxes and whatnot.... I am noticing a signal all the way home.... down my street, and into my house. The extender wasn't on, so the signal was REALLY weak, but that is the reality of where I live. Scratching my head, I fired up the extender and wouldn't you know.... it connected and I had full signal!

So.... my case was obviously bad provisioning. Between the automated response to the 228 and the fact that things just magically started working, it's hard to come to another conclusion. Maybe call and state the same?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] godsfshrmn:
Same problems here. SMS will send rarely when I want them to, or immediately fail, even though i have "4g" and 3 bars+. Same story for calls. They will sometimes get sent to voicemail or it will ring.

This is my theory why my battery life is 5 hours. I think it is constantly losing/searching for signal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shizat63:
Reception sucks on the Galaxy Nexus. The Moto RAZR I regretfully returned was MUCH more sensitive.

I should have known the Koreans can't engineer a good fvcking radio.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ceredics:
My story is similar except mine is with wifi as well. If I don't have full bars on wifi it'll cut off and cut right back on within 2 seconds. For the 3g 4g service its same as everyone else's. I live around the corner from a specific tower,which I know is a Verizon lte tower and is not down, and I can BARELY hang on to a 4g signal and will fluctuate between 4 and 3 all day. Where as my charge, side by side, will suck the life out of the tower with full bars ALWAYS!!! my question here is that is there a fix for this? Do I contact Verizon for a re setup or something? There is 4.0.3 coming, does anyone know if that will have connectivity corrections along with the polishes?

Sent from this GN on 4G LTE!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gorilla*:
wow verizon how does it feel to spend thousands of man hours testing the phone and the radios are bad or the software isnt right?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] magneticzero:
We all know *228 is disabled on 4G phones right?.....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PhilDX:
i don't get all these posts, yes the dBm numbers are smaller than what i have on my Bionic at the same physical location, but the radio performance of my VZW GN is definitely better than my Bionic (running 5.7.893) - solid 4G connection (in weak signal area), no drops, no BSODs, definite improvement. speedtest.net app results are generally faster than my Bionic too. i wonder if many of the issues observed can be attributed to network, provisioning, etc., as opposed to hardware.

i'll report back as i travel around and test in more areas, but for now i am completely satisfied.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asty:
For everyone who was having the same issue as me...I swapped the phone out for another Nexus and the signal dropping is completely gone! I think there are some lemons out there. Return them to Verizon and get a different one! The problem is VZW needs to reproduce the problem in store to swap them out. I was shocked that the phone was actually able to hold a signal in store (4 bars? WTF?...most anywhere else was 2!) but eventually it did drop and I got a new phone. Haven't noticed the service drop out in 3 hours and I previously was losing service as much as 10 times per hour!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheLurg1687:
The Droid incredible 2 has terrible signal strength. The Droid incredible 1 was better, and all my dumb phones had better signals. It's sad that these phones over the years are getting WORSE in ths signal department. Thought Samsung was better than HTC. Guess not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] P-bot:
Got a GenNex yesterday and have noticed my 4G coming and going quite a bit. My town is small and I'm pretty surprised that we have 4G at all. I have seen at least one complete loss of service, which would never happen on my Fascinate.

I'm not too worried about it since I saw the Fascinate get a lot better with the help of the developers here at XDA and verizion. I'm sure the GenNex will have it's problems but they are sure to be alleviated by the devs here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CDuke619:
Yes I have experienced this! Several times i try to make a call and i have no hars for just like 5 to 10 seconds and then service comes back. This worries me because of an emergency type situation and is really imacceptable. I will be calling verizon today and i hope everyone who experiences this does as well so that they can start working on a fix
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ceredics:
Anything positive since you switched our or same old? Cause I'm going to swap out today if possible.

Sent from this GN on 4G LTE!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asty:
Night and day difference. I haven't experienced even one of those "mobile network not found" messages since switching the phone. Haven't noticed service dropping out once. Signal strength numbers are still about the same, but zero dropped calls!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Germwise:
New phone, same thing for me. Barely even getting 3g signal. Droid x sitting right next to nexus has 3 bars.

I get -130 dbms on 4g. I'm dropping calls left and right.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Alexbjor:
I purchased my Galaxy Nexus on Friday and experienced the 4g data and voice service drop issue -- I would be connected for 5 to 15 mins then drop to no service at all for at least 10 mins. My quick fix was to turn off the LTE radio. That clearly is not satisfactory, so I called VZW a few minutes ago and they seem to have fixed it by 're-activating' my phone / sim card. The tech stated that she believed the original activation never finished, which was causing a failure when the phone switched from LTE to 1x / CDMA.

Following her fix, I have not had any trouble. Also, I'm not sure if it was BS, but she said that for LTE, a signal of -70 or -80 dBm indicates that the signal is weaker and that a signal of -105ish was most ideal. She further stated that once the signal hit -115 or -120, it was not good again. I would love a tutorial on how LTE operates and how signal strength works. Anybody know if something like that already exists?

Initial adopter pains or not, I love my Galaxy Nexus!

-Alex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fiyawerx:
Kinda bummed about this. I had picked up the Rezound, but was a little put off by the pinkish buttons and a LOT put off by the static whine over the headset (which I use quite a lot at work). Sitting in my home office, about 30' from my wifi router, I would get 2-3 bars of 4G, same for 3G, and full wifi. Speed tests over 4G were cosnsitantly about 27-31Mbps/sec. With the GNex, in the same exact location, I have 1-2 bars of 3G, 4G goes from none to dropping out constantly back to 3g, and about 2 bars of wifi. I've had a few people complain they can't hear my clearly when I'm on a call either. Are the radios really THIS much worse? Also when I do get a 4g connection, the best speed i've seen is 8-10Mb/s.

I really like the Nexus phone itself, but these radio issues are straight out killing my enjoyment for this phone. Is this something that could be fixed with updates, or are we doomed due to the hardware? This feels less and less like a "Nexus" should every day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CDuke619:
So is this effecting only a small number of devices? Mine is still losing service constantly and this thread really isn't growing. Maybe its my sim card or phone is defective and I need to exchange it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PaulG1488:
I'm also affected I called tech support they put a network ticket to check the towers near my area and they said if the towers are good to just go back to Verizon and swap phones
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rhinolow:
This problem is real but only on defective devices

I had this problem on my first device, I talked to tech support they swore up and down they have not been getting a lot of complaints like this on this device. Went in to the Verizon store got the same story. Flashed back to 4.0.1, retried 4.0.2 and still had dropped calls. Eventually talked Verizon tech support into letting me swap out my phone. I have had ZERO problems ever since. The radio signal is weak than I'd like most of the time, but it does not drop the signal the way my defective device did.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotleadsingerguy:
I called Customer Support and they reset the connection to my phone, then I reset my phone.

Since then the connection's been much better (not just a mind pill either...in the same places I'm +20dbm than I was before). It's still not great...at work on my desk I had it sitting next to a Rezound and while the Rezound was holding -80dbm easily I was fluctuating between -100dbm and -120dbm.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] astraelraen:
I attached a comparison between my Nexus and my wife's Nexus. Interestingly, her phone has the exact same dbm but shows no bars and it is searching for service. She said she has had intermittent service throughout the day today.

She just got a voicemail notification from a voicemail that was left at 1030am this morning. I may have to take back her phone and exchange it at the store.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CDuke619:
Hmm...might just be some defective devices. I am going to swap mine later today. Hopefully best buy still has some in stock. Going to trade in my bionic for $301
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dp92180:
Is this limited to certain parts of the country? I'm in New England, more specifically in MA in the South Shore area. I still have similar issues when I'm in Boston.

My issue is that my GNex won't hold a 4g signal (unless I'm in the VZW store) and occasionally won't give me a signal at all unless I cycle through airplane mode or restart the phone.

I have had them replace my sim already but it has not improved the issue at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lukage1:
my network type says LTE:14

yours does not...what did you do?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] godsfshrmn:
I flashed the 4.0.3 radio and I'm still having the same issues. People I'll text ask my why it always takes me so long to respond. I will get a voicemail without a missed call while the phone is sitting next to me with the ringer on max. I tried to exchange mine but they said its the battery....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jake21:
I read somewhere; so take this with a grain of salt; that one of hte issue is authentication. I.e, verizon network will sometime not authenticate a phone (on their end) and drop the connection. The phone cant' really distinguish between failed connection and failed authentication (this part makes no sense to me) so it drops the connection and searches again as if it is out of service.

-

The article was rather long and semi detailed (didn't actually go into a full explanation of the various ways verzion will fail to authenticate or take too long to authenticate - but it did indicate that the phone has to re-authenticate quite frequently and a failure during one of these attempts would result in a drop connection).

-

So this could explain your wife situation.... having identical signal strength but no connection.
[HTC Sensation] tk_xda:
I find I can print pdfs of web pages in Firefox and Dolphin HD, but there are no headers or footers with urls and page numbers like most printouts from a computer would have. Any suggestions?

What other browsers have this capability?

Are there any system print to pdf utilities that may allow creating pdfs from other applications as well as web browsers?

Thanks in advance
[HTC Sensation] tk_xda:
Any suggestions?