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[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Gizmotech:
Can anyone tell me where I can find a list of different CSC or Modem to download. I did see a CSC thread somewhere here on this forum but can't seem to find it through the search. Please if anyone knows, can you please post me the link to that thread. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flyerwire:
Pandora for me bugs out when trying to use it on ICS. It "sorta" works. I chock it up to not being ICS compatible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spencer88:
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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] P-bot:
No troubles running pandora here. AOKP with apex kernel. Maybe try fix permissions.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dr_w:
Mine works fine, try uninstalling and reinstalling the app. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brandonyoung:
I am running stock 4.0.2, rooted. Pandora is running fine on my Galaxy Nexus

I am running the GSM version. It streams fine over wifi and over the Cell network.

So, it doesn't look like the problem is ICS. It may be something specific with Verizon.

Are you playing over wifi, verizon CDMA, or LTE?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deekjx:
This may or may not be your issue. I've had a few apps crash on me. Turns out they didn't like the force 2d hardware rendering setting. Some apps don't crash but have other issues. Like tap-a-talk won't always show images with it turned on. If you have that on , you can try turning it off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyle1745:
Pandora works fine for me with the screen on if I turn the screen off it cuts out from time to time. Sucks as I use it while working out and its driving me nuts. Any chance ICS is cutting CPU availability with the screen off and it impacts pandora?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Buddy Revell:
I've had Pandora, Google Music, and Rhapsody all crash my phone a number of times: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1379600 . Not sure what the issue is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] droidmaninblack:
I have no issues with streaming Pandora on my stock 4.0.2 Verizon GNex all day (8-10 hrs). Like someone else said, try uninstalling and reinstalling the app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] meyert11:
Could it be a Bluetooth problem?

I'm having the same issue with Pandora (and Stitcher). I use them on the drive to work with Ford Sync, and after a while the phone will restart. I think it may be a bluetooth problem because upon reboot, the bluetooth connection gets stuck and requires another boot once I get to my location.

The bluetooth incompatibility is a known issue and hopefully gets resolved soon

I'm running ARHD 6.04 (4.03 ICS) on Sensation.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ATnTdude:
It can be a hard hand off from LTE to CDMA 1X/EV-DO, even with eHRPD. The data connection actually stops before being picked up by the other network. If connection is lost, Pandora will pause itself. If it's in the background, it may be killed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tadddd:
Just posted up my experience in this thread in the Q/A section:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21865443&postcount=21

I was told to try using Fix Permissions in RM, but ran into an issue with that as well.

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Solved the Rom Manger Fix Permissions with this:

http://androidforums.com/899973-post26.html
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GoZhU:
woo，just a radio, still get lot to replace:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tadddd:
Huh?

Anyway, Fix Permissions seemingly solved the problem for now... will update later.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tadddd:
So... One Pandora crash on 3G so far since Fix Permissions. Re-did the process and so far it has been holding again, for slacker and iheart too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3devious:
Pandora has done that on every phone I've had. That is why I don't use it anymore.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aohus:
i'm using the unlimited skips version and have 0 issues on my Verizon GNexus ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1355537
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kecker:
People have been seeing the GN do random reboots for awhile now, even when not using Pandora.

I've had it happen when the phone was just sitting there on the desk idle. I've had it happen during navigation with Google Maps. But it most frequently happens on Pandora.

There is a theory that it's a heat related issue. Basically that the phone is rebooting to protect itself.

There is some logic to that, as it seem to happen most frequently when I've got it plugged in charging and I'm streaming something to my phone (Pandora, Google Maps, etc).

It's apparently an issue Google is aware of, but that doesn't make it less frustrating.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tadddd:
I wish this were a more general reboot. The only other crash is get is with occasional flash videos, when trying to change the quality (youtube).

Otherwise, I have had NO OTHER RANDOM REBOOTS aside from Pandora/Slacker/iHeartRadio. Happening very frequently again. Is it just straight incompatibility? These apps are unusable and this is a heavy portion of what I use my phone for.

If it were heat, wouldn't all the games that leave my phone at hand-warmer status crash it? This does not happen for me. I explained very clearly when this issue was arising.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jamor414:
Slacker and Pandora both crashing phone.

Stock + Root/Unlocked Bootloader.

After wiping cache, wiping dalvik cache, fixing permissions - Pandora crashes phone on first song.

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now ill be uninstalling, wiping both caches again, reinstalling. shutting down. fixing permissions..

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10 songs in and no crash yet... (which is a record).

steps i took:

1. uninstall

2. reboot recovery mode

3. wipe cache

4. wipe dalvik

5. reboot phone

6. reinstall, log-in

7. reboot recovery mode

8. wipe cache

9. wipe dalvik

10. fix permissions

11. reboot phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dawithers:
We're seeing something similar with the HTC Rezound on ICS roms. When streaming Pandora with bluetooth it reboots after about 5 or 10 minutes. When it comes back, bluetooth is stuck "turning on". Have to do a full reboot to get it back.

Reference post

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Were you using bluetooth when having these issues?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gwktechnologies:
Verizon Rezound - Latest ICS and Pandora

I have found, when streaming Pandora with Bluetooth it reboots after about 40 to 50 minutes. Invariably, though, when it comes back, bluetooth is stuck "turning on". Have to pull the battery and restart to get Bluetooth unstuck. :confused:
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shane1diamond:
Hello All

I Recently updated my baseband after much frustration with GPS and pleased to say i now have GPS instant locks. real instant locks 1-2 Second. Now, I am really wanting to flash a custom rom w/out losing my current GPS state. Can anyone confirm that has done the same thing (updated baseband and achieved instant locks) That after you flashed a custom rom you still have instant GPS locks? and which Custom rom you flashed? Thank you in advance EVERYONE.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] FatalityBoyZahy:
You can flash a stock 2.3.3 based ROM, and GPS will work perfectly.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shane1diamond:
Awesome thanks! btw which one did you flash?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] FatalityBoyZahy:
I'm running Gigglebread, which can be found on RootzWiki.

I've never experienced an issue with it, and GPS locks are pretty good. I average 14-16 hours of battery life @ 1.2GHz OC with -100 mV underclock with Faux123 CM Kernel.

For a stock based ROM, I would recommend Tsugi's 2.3.4 ROM.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shane1diamond:
Thanks for your reply. I ran tsugi previous to updating my baseband and yes tsugi was great. Does it not matter that it is stock 2.3.4? And not 2.3.3 based. Gps wise?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] FatalityBoyZahy:
Nope, it's all based of stock ROMs.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shane1diamond:
12/26 update- I ended up reflashing weapon 3.0 (rom i had previous to Tsugi) I ran that the longest of any rom, i really liked the functionality of it: fast, quick panel toggles etc were super useful. only problem was GPS. After update/re-root/re-flash of weapon. I am excited to say still have instant GPS locks!! YAY. Thanks FatalityBoyZahy for helping me decide whether i should do it or not :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] txr_maxx:
I'm so glad I found this, cuz I'm xtremely satisfied with weapon 3.0 and dont wanna go back to stock,,,,

So just to recap a bit, you went back to stock, updated baseband, reflashed weapon and all is good? when you reflashed did your wipe cache & dalvik and format sys?

And also, are you having any problems with usb not mounting extrl sd to computer?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shane1diamond:
Yes. I was running tsugi, then updated baseband, reflashed CWM using NV flash, Rooted using JBoxer posted root.zip, then reflashed weapon, before flashing I followed whitehawks directions in OP: I wiped/ data factory, wiped system. Then flashed the rom, Everything runs perfect as it did before only now I get instant gps locks, data, wifi, mounting ext and int sd works perfect as it always did. Hope that helps
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lawdawg45238:
Now an even more stupid question. I have service through Cincinnati Bell... if I want to update my baseband, do I need to find a special file? Or will the July basebanf thread work? Is that baseband file specific to T-Mobile ?

If I need a specific baseband for Cincinnati Bell, would anybody know where.to go for that information? It seems that the.Cincinnati Bell G2x users are an ultra small group .. so threads are limited.

Thanks in advance.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Caliyork:
I updated my baseband and now every ROM I've run has almost instant GPS locks. Granted, stock and 2.3.3 based roms like weapon and Tsugi or even Baka get quicker fixes, but to me, you can't give up the added functionality of CM roms like eagles or Phoenix blood. Flashing any other rom shouldn't alter your baseband at all. The new baseband in conjunction with apps like GPS fix and faster fix should add up to almost instant locks on any ROM.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shane1diamond:
Sorry im stumped on this one too. I had a few minutes to do a search and came up with nothing.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shane1diamond:
Thanks. Ive actually ran those mentioned roms and gps fixes (when I was on old baseband) for me personally they had too many bugs in the features I used most. Great roms nonetheless, just lacked in areas I needed. Weapon s works perfect for me. I understand roms do not change baseband, I was just curious as to if it affected the gps functionalityThanks again for your suggestion s
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lawdawg45238:
Well I suppose that is why we have a recovery Nvflash.. I'm gonna give it a shot and see what happens.

I'll let you know and then we'll have the answer to whether basebands are carrier specific.

I would sure love to have GPS locks... on average it takes me over 10 minutes to get a lock. GPS status shows that I see and am using 5 or 6 satellites .. but when I open maps... it just takes forever to get a lock.

Lets see what happens ........
[T-Mobile LG G2x] rayman2k1:
Stock and CM7 based roms mount the internal and SD card differently. You will experience problems if you install applications to your SD card on one type of rom and move to another. Changing the mount point manually (editing vold.fstab) will fix some of the problems (ie. your programs will launch properly) but will disable USB mass storage as the rom will try to mount the wrong (virtual/)directory to the USB path.

This is just from my own experience going between EaglesBlood(CM7) and Weapon(Stock). I'm not an expert at this but I tried five or six different changed to the vold.fstab and couldn't get everything just right after switching from EB to WG2x.

Anyways, I wouldn't be surprised if there is a way to make the current structure of your internal/external storage work with a new structure, and have USB mass storage functionality. I just haven't found it.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shane1diamond:
Very brave! I would have done it in your position too. Instant Gps locks was a must for me. Looking forward to the update. I'll be praying for a good turn out :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lawdawg45238:
Flashed following instructions ... it appears the basebannd was not cell provider specific. Or, if it is, entering the apn information straightened it out. I have the July 15th baseband and my phone still works.

However, it makes no difference in my GPS locks. They are still slow. Maybe I will edit the GPS configuration file as mentioned in a couple other threads.. and see if that coupled with the new baseband will improve it.

If you care at all, I will post an update.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shane1diamond:
Absolutely I'm always open to learning. Thanks for your update. Have you tried gps running stock? Immediately after updating baseband, our did your just reflash weapon immediately to test run gps?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lawdawg45238:
Did.not test run ... immediately reflashed...

However, in the GPSconfig file I disabled the wifi wiper (very bottom of file, change value from 1 to 0) and I had instant GPS locks.!!!

I mean instant.... less than 5 seconds. May be a fluke so I'm gonna drive around and periodically open maps to see how long it takes to lock in.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lawdawg45238:
Absolutely made a huge improvement. Once I made that change to the gpsconfig file, I have had GPS locks in less than 1 minute.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] shane1diamond:
Awesome! I know how it feels to finally have a100% working phone. Thanks for update.:-) what did you change your gpsconfig file to?
[Android Apps and Games] nickfrost83:
This holiday season, the popular game Alchemy Classic introduces an update with seasonal features. While trying to solve the puzzle, every player can create his or her own holiday with a decorated tree and gifts. The update also contains features from a variety of other areas. These include wildlife, environment-friendly energy sources, outer space, and much more!

Throughout history, humans have always been eager to explore the world they inhabit. Human efforts resulted in significant progress, from the simplest of tools to high-tech industrial plants and flying machines. If you think about it, however, some time ago there was nothing but the basic elements of nature: fire, water, earth, and air. These very things form the basis of all diversity. It sounds incredible, doesn't it? Can you throw a bunch of dirt into air and get a hot air balloon? Of course not. And yet, these elements of nature are at the heart of nearly all objects, from an hourglass to a complex engineering facility. As a player, we offer you a different kind of game, a puzzle in that allows you to explore and build your own surroundings. You will uncover many secrets that concern the true nature of all things. Alchemy Classic gives players a unique chance to become a real explorer and creator!

Features:

-challenging and exciting gameplay;

-elaborate storylines (from single-cell organisms to mammals, steam engines to jet engines, batteries to solar power stations, etc.);

-vivid graphics;

-a flexible system of prompts that gives you hints during the most challenging parts of the game;

-grounded in logical reasoning.

The game is an excellent puzzle and a great time-killer.

Celebrate the season with the new Alchemy Classic update!
[Motorola Droid X2] gator79:
1kds over at Droidx forum has developed a iso file to sbf the x 2 I've used the one he made for the x and it was awesome its the easyest way to sbf here's the link http://www.droidxforums.com/forum/droid-x2-hacks/41697-tool-ezsbf-dx2.html
[Motorola Droid X2] motcher41:
Whats wrong with good old RSD Lite way....what does this do for a person to try and use it.

To me it sounds like trying to reinvent the wheel unless it gives you an unlocked bootloader I think this is only gonna cause mega headaches after the next batch of new X2 owners try it and screw up their phones.

Just my thoughts
[Motorola Droid X2] Stuckinabox:
Some people, including me, had a problem getting their Droid Xs to communicate with RSD lite, but the bootable disk has everything ready to go and will work on anybody's system. This is just a DX2 version.
[Motorola Droid X2] gator79:
Thats right its all packaged in to one I was just trying to put this way out there if some body wanted try it personaly I think it awsome and I appreciate all the hard work 1kds put in to it considering he doesnt even have a x2 and to who ever thinks it will confuse people all I can say is try it it is exactly like the thread said the simplest why to sbf
[Motorola Droid X2] robocuff:
I've never had any trouble with RSD but I did try this out when I had my X just to see what it was all about. Have to admit, it was pretty slick. It was a god send for those who, for whatever reason, couldn't get RSD to work.

Also, it's pretty much fool proof and something I'd recommend to somebody who's a bit intimidated by the whole process (again, for whatever reason). Boot the CD and press a number or two and it does it's thing. Nice.
[Motorola Droid X2] motcher41:
Ok so I burn the iso to a cd and that's all it will sbf my phone using windows 7 the same as red lite? Is it about to be mounted as a virtual drive? I don't have a floppy drive on my netbook.

Sounded more complicated when I read it but maybe not.
[Motorola Droid X2] robocuff:
Yes, you burn it to a cd but,,,, you can't just burn the file to the cd like you would any data file. I don't know if you are familiar with burning iso files so I'll mention it here. In your cd burning software, you have to choose burn image file. It may be something else but it will be a selection related to burning an image file.

If you are using Windows 7's built in burning software (not sure about the version of it that's on netbooks), you can just double click on the .iso file and it will open a small window. Just click the burn button and it'll burn the disc. If you happen to have iso files associated with a program like win zip, 7 zip or whatever, right click on the file, go to open with and select Windows disc image burner. That will open the window too.

Also, you have to have your bios set to boot from the cd drive first. Once you've done that, put the disc in the drive and boot the computer. Not much more to it than that.
[Motorola Droid X2] motcher41:
I have win 7 professional on it...anyway im gonna play with this next time I need to sbf. Ill try mounting on a virtual drive since I don't have a physcal drive
[Motorola Droid X2] T3HBR1AN:
You cant mount it on a virtual drive since it would be inside of windows. You would have to create a bootable usb stick.

Sent from my Eclipsed and ICS themed X2.
[Motorola Droid X2] y0himba:
What version does this SBF to? 2.3.4? 2.3.5? Is it rooted? .412 or .413? or What is on the CD?
[Motorola Droid X2] motcher41:
Ok thanks for the info!
[Motorola Droid X2] gator79:
I just pm1kds to see which sbf file it loads he gives all instructions on how itworks and how to in stall
[Motorola Droid X2] reaktorblue:
Honestly, I agree, it sounds more complicated. Like the equivalent of building a small automated car that fits inside of a normal car and drives the normal car.

I really don't see how it gets any easier than having the appropriate software, drivers, sbf, and hardware which, if you're having driver issues its easy to fix and if you're having hardware issues, you should address those.

I guess whatever works really, I don't want to sound abrasive or argumentative but to me, the process of applying an sbf to the phone is just as easy as installing a printer.
[Motorola Droid X2] gator79:
It is really simple no connection requie its all done for u no more problems connecting to rsd no need to have diffrent files its all in one it is a awsome program
[Motorola Droid X2] juhde:
Not everybody can install a printer, yet they will still try crap they read about on their phones and eventually need to sbf. To most people it is far more daunting than it really is but if there is an easier solution why not offer it.

Despite your idea of how easy it is to use rsdlite this is far easier. 1 file to download, burn the image and you can now sbf you phone on pretty much any computer, even a Mac. That's something rsdlite can never do.

Nothing to install, works on almost any computer, idiot proof, and I've yet to see it fail even once. I've seen rsdlite fail all over the place.

Sent from my Android device.
[Motorola Droid X2] gator79:
Thanks juhde. Its hard to explain something and how great something is to people who think they now every thing and thanks for help testing it out
[Motorola Droid X2] gator79:
everybody wants developmet for the x2 and when some great comesalong people want to knock it we now have something very few phones have the ability to sbf anywhere from any computer with out having to down load file and drivers all u need is a cd thats awsome
[Motorola Droid X2] 03civicdx:
Comes in handy for people that need to sbf somewhere that has downloads blocks. Like maybe work? I know a lot of companies do that. Now with this if you keep a copy of the disk at work you can just pop the disk in and you're good to go.
[Motorola Droid X2] juhde:
Exactly, same goes for anywhere you don't have net access at all! But I do find it particularly useful when away from your personal computer. I know a lot of people that are unnecessarily anal about "installing your virus ridden phone hacking software" and despite explanation that it's perfectly safe to install rsdlite some people can't be convinced. Since this doesn't install anything it's a great "anywhere" solution.

Sent from my Android device.
[Motorola Droid X2] motcher41:
Tried it today and it went through all the scripts but when I rebooted nothing had changed. Neat idea but not sure why it doesn't work
[Motorola Droid X2] gator79:
go to the link 1kds will help with what the problem or juhde he help testvand.nows way more than me it does work ive used. It on the x and now x2 I just up date to eclipse 2.0.2 and used it
[Motorola Droid X2] motcher41:
Ill just stick with good old rsd. Works like a charm everytime. Plus if a new sbf ever comes out ill have to use rsd still until if and when this got updated to the new sbf. So rad still will be needed.

This does create a risk just the same as rsd. Rsd you gotta download files to use it but you have to download some app to make it work. So there is no less risk with this then there is with rsd.
[Motorola Droid X2] T3HBR1AN:
I made a suggestion to the dev to include a root option like a with the Bionic One Click Restore. So I see this iso becoming a lot more useful if that ever gets implemented successfully.

Sent from my Eclipsed and ICS themed X2.
[Motorola Droid X2] Travisdroidx2:
That would be cool if it could gain root at same time and all in one.
[Motorola Droid X2] T3HBR1AN:
Check out the link. Its finished and supposedly working though I am having trouble booting it from a flash drive. It installs the bootstrap too.

Sent from my Eclipsed and ICS themed X2.
[Motorola Droid X2] Travisdroidx2:
Thats cool is this for 2.3.4?
[Motorola Droid X2] T3HBR1AN:
Yes it is.

Sent from my Eclipsed and ICS themed X2.
[Motorola Droid X2] reaktorblue:
After trying this method I think I'll stick with the standard, reliable RSD method. It felt like it's all in one feature (which is what most people love about it) made it a viable #2 option in my eyes.

As things get updated, you'd have to sit there waiting for an update rather, using the RSD method means as soon as an SBF is released, you have the security and luxury of fixing your phone.
[Motorola Droid X2] gator79:
The isn't any thing wrong with the old way there r pros and cons with both and for the people who r having trouble connecting to rsd. Its already done for them and as for me I live out of a hotel basically and this is awesome since I'm never around my computer and can't down load drivers and everything else to a hotels computer to sbf all I need is this disk. If for some reason I flash the wrong file our for get to wipe Bedford flashing new rom. So everyone has there on thought about this itsvwhat ever work for them
[Motorola Droid X2] gator79:
there will always be risk. In flashing anything on your phone

It's whatever your comfortable in using for thethe people whowho are having trouble connecting to rsd light this is a blessing or people like me who out of the hotel I can't just always download drivers and files to sbf if needed all I need is this disk