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[Motorola Droid Bionic] 340DartMan:
Will 901 come out as an OTA?

Is this a leaked version of 901? Do you think moto will push it to us as an OTA?

Sidebar: I was playing with a Bionic at a Verizon store and seen it had 5.9.991. Anyone updated their phone with this one yet?

Tony

Disregard. Found out by reading this thread again!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] cellzealot:
5.5.991 is a "Launch Kit" demo version for display models only, not a release version.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Slie:
On 5.5.886 and this is a no go for me financial got down to the 5.5.xxx though
[Motorola Droid Bionic] johnkill_dxb:
i have droid bionic 2 pcs from USA verizon, i cant use here in PH, i already tr to use the radiocomm to change to gsm, but cant call and text..

the system version is 5.9.991.xt875

what should i do to work it here in philippines??

Update ICS? how? i just have 5.9.991
[Motorola Droid Bionic] SyCoREAPER:
http://xdaforums.com/droid-bionic/help
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lirankn:
I don't get why they chose to leave it there in the OTA version since the Nexus S already has a search button and clicking on it does the same as clicking on the search bar..

It just takes more space for no reason..

I love the stock launcher but I just want that search bar gone.. Is there a way to do that?

Thanks!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hamal1111:
Manage apps > All (may need to scroll the top menu) > Google Search > Disable

BUT, the space taken of the search bar stay empty. You can't put any icons there
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The0Code:
There anyway to bring it back?
[Nook Color General] PlasticPhone:
Hi everyone, i just installed Ubuntu 11.10 on my netbook :D. Really interested in

building android from source. Like what people are doing in the ICS CM9

development thread. Please guide me on what to do next, i have no experiences on

using Ubuntu. :confused: I apologize in advanced for causing any troubles for you

guys. :(
[Nook Color General] GMPOWER:
Here are two great links to get you started

Link 1

Link 2

start by build yourself a kernel, and then work your way to a full build
[Nook Color General] les02jen17:
Brave of you to try. I've been meaning to do that myself, but I believe you can only build in Linux. Alas, I don't have any knowledge of that OS. I only use win7. I know this might be a stupid question, but can one build in win7? hope? he devs releases a flashable zip soon... :'(

Tapatalkin' it from my rooted NookColor running CM7 MiRaGe [KANG] [7.2 RC] overclocked @ 1.2 GHz
[Nook Color General] oppy:
Ubuntu is Linux. You can burn it to a CD and take it for a spin without changing your Win7 machine. Or, you can dual boot like I do. Give it a whirl!

To the OP: good for you!
[Nook Color General] koopakid08:
No Windows build support. You can just run Ubuntu in a virtual box without having to deal with a dual boot.

Sent from space
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mimicuk:
Could someone tell me if there is an alternative to Launcher 7 for the Samsung Galaxy s2? e.g.. a theme like ICS.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyleforge:
Metro UI

Sent from my GT-I9100 running on CheckRom RevoHD™ v4.0
[HTC Wildfire S] Turtlejoe22:
Im an owner of an Htc Wildfire S Rooted and i was wondering when the update will roll out in the U.S im anxiously awaiting this Please anyone with info ?
[HTC Wildfire S] insink71:
i'm trying to confirm [or deny] a rumor now

Really I don't know enough to help you, but I'll spread a rumor I am attempting to confirm or dispel... Did MetroPCS drop a 2.3.5 OTA update [potential Christmas present] to marvelc land? Now, did you say you were T-mobile? No, I don't know, but if your gsm, you probably have had 2.3.5. Marvelc side released with 2.3.4, htc has released kernel source code, but haven't seen htc's build on the marvelc side; would ne fun to see.

Rob
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] billyskip:
As most of you are aware there has been a large drop in 4G signal after the OTA update to 4.0.2

I am looking for the original radio that came with 4.0.1 to reflash for testing purposes.

Anyone happen to have that available?

Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sgravel:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1399879

There appears to be a radio in the archive you can download in this thread.

---------- Post added at 11:40 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:27 AM ----------

Oops - despite being 4.0.1 download, looks like the same radios in the 4.0.2 stock download I have.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jayharper08:
Please keep questions out of development section. Development section is for roms, mods, kernels, etc. only. Thank you.

Sent from the MIUI powered E3D
[Defy General] Titankahn:
Hello i had cm7 installed 2ndinit 2.0 then my phone died. Flashed 2.2 provided in quarx faq now it cant boot any idea to go back to an original safe rom via flashing? pls which one? thanks
[Defy General] nitrous²:
Could you tell us the exact Error logs? There are tons of ways how a phone can "die". So, feel free to bring us you're problems with the Defy closer :D. Im sure, we'll be able to help you out of your misery :D
[HTC Desire S] flyingdogo:
Hello,

Soft Keys are not working anymore on my Desire S running Cyanogenmod 7.1.0 but it was the same with original Orange French ROM.

Any idea of anything to try before calling support to request a phone replacement?

Thank you for your answers.
[HTC Desire S] korenisko:
If it dont worked on stock, just req replacement
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Mohanshbhr:
www.kingsrom.com/f8-how-to-theme-guideslinkstutorials
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] TearsDontFalls:
Oh year I didnt see any tutorial before, but his is only for Froyo sense or Gingerbread aosp, so it wont work on galaxy 3 and I also wrote my tutorial so that noobs can understand it(I hope so).

I could also post a system.img of a re-odexed Kyrillos Rom v9.3 and other Roms, but I dont know if Im allowed to do that.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] V!KR@M:
So the re-odexed kyrillos rom v9.3 is working faster than the original kyrillos rom v9.3??
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] TearsDontFalls:
Its not generally faster, but much faster for me because I have ~100 apps and when I run these apps on kyrillos v9.3 deodexed, i must move app and dalvik-cache to sdext which made my phone laggy. With a odexed kyrillos v9.3, i have much more space free on /data, so i only must move app to sdext which is much.

I wrote also the advantages and disadvantages from a deodexed and odexed rom in my tutorial.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] dante_100:
So, in a re-odexed rom the HD2SD is not working ?

You use again froyo data2SD ?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] V!KR@M:
As far as I understand, it works but only for data/app.

correct me if I'm wrong
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] TearsDontFalls:
Sorry, my english is not the yellow from the egg(you must not understand this).

Im using on my re-odexed rom also Hybrid Data 2 SD, I can move also move /data/dalvik-cache and any other folder to sdext, its only not needed, because I had after the re-odexing much more free space on /data, so I did moved dalvik cache back to the NAND from the sdext, before re-odexing I moved dalvik cache to sdext, becaue it was needed for running ~100 apps.

short form:Only Theming is impossible with a re-odexed rom

Hope you'll understand this now.

Edit: Can someone help me for creating a update.zip for re-odexing. It must only copy the dir odex to /data/local/tmp/odex , chmod 755 them all and execute the shell script /data/local/tmp/odex/odex
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] chandradithya:
Sooo

if i get ADB access using windows i can skip step 2 in option1 right?

:o
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] bscraze:
No. You need to reboot in cwm and try to get adb access from there. Windows adb in recovery never worked for me, you need linux to get adb access from cwm mode

Sent from my i9003 powered by Poseidon's Rom + UC kernel
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] TearsDontFalls:
Right, I tried to make a update.zip which execute the script, but i had no success, it would be great if somebody can help me.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] chandradithya:
ADB actually works for me, just ran cmd.exe using admin privileges and i ran the odex script it worked, odexed ALL my system files, cleared my /data/dalvik-cache/

But like TearsDontFalls said it doesn't show the free memory correctly,

Im running g3mod and im yet to try the option4 that asks you to switch file systems

And the /g3mod.log says,

st17: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY

While the other partitions are all clean,
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] TearsDontFalls:
How did you got adb access in windows? Sure you was in cwm recovery while re-odexing?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] lichunxin:
Finally, someone post a guide on this. And it works! Though titanium backup never worked for me. And is it necessary to run the script on cmw? Cause I didn't done it on cmw.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] TearsDontFalls:
I didn't expect that it works on a running system, but it can be so, so I'll update the guide after Christmas.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] chandradithya:
It worked perfectly for me,

I tried going to the G3 kernels recovery, ADB just wouldnt connect,

so i turned it on, Ran the script when it was in standby mode , then it gave an error at first,

Which i rectified by making the /system read or write using root explorer,

I think i ran the script using admin privileges.

Dont remember..

And g3mod.log showed me this

Checking mmcblk0p2
/dev/block/mmcblk0p2: clean, 11/125488 files, 15840/500173 blocks
Checking stl6
/dev/block/stl6: clean, 1302/13600 files, 46914/54400 blocks
Checking stl7
/dev/block/stl7 contains a file system with errors, check forced.
/dev/block/stl7: Inodes that were part of a corrupted orphan linked list found.

/dev/block/stl7: UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY.
(i.e., without -a or -p options)
Checking stl8
/dev/block/stl8: clean, 12/2176 files, 143/8704 blocks
Data2SD Disabled
Multi-OS Data Disabled
System detected: FROYO
System booted with Samsung Froyo kernel mode
Compcache disabled

No problems right now, But cant stop wondering why it says it is inconsistent.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] TearsDontFalls:
I don't know why it is so, but it also doesn't show the right free space, so convert it to a other file system and then convert it back.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] heyjoe66:
UNBELIEVABLE!

Finally, the first method worked for me.

Working great on HTC Amaze 4G

Thanks
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] TearsDontFalls:
Thanks for your report. So it seems to be working on other devices, so I'll create a thread in android development.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] m1ndh4x8r:
Thanks works on sense 3.5, but I had to change Bootclasspath from the boot.img and add missing files below in odex script.

great guide

edit: now searching on how to re odex a single file.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] TearsDontFalls:
tenchar without quote
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] radek.god:
on kyrillos 9.6 it does not work - boot loop

Ok.I tried on Kyrillos 9.6, it does now work.Then I tried it with G3MOD OC kernel 2.5

Then it started, probably done, BUT I get boot loop.Same problem I get When I am trying put CWM or 5 lockscreen to odexed stock JPU.

Any idea what exactly to do UNDER WINDOWS ONLY to have odexed JPU with 5/9 lockscreen mod + CWM with extended power menu ?

I have no problem do that upto JPS, but because of offline only GPS , I need JPU.

thanks for your tips :-)

Radek
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ryba84:
With this how-to I was succefully reodex kyrillos 9.6JPU. I'm using fugumod 2.4 beta 3 @ 800Mhz.

Edit:

The rom runs smoother then the deodexed version.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] TearsDontFalls:
Yes, im also using reodexed kyrilloa rom and it is just great :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RMatt1992:
I remember having this issue on the Liquid E and someone fixed it back then, I just don't know how.

My experience with calls on the GN has varied. Some have been relatively loud, but many have been very quiet, and I go to turn up the volume to find out it's maxed out. Anyone experiencing the same issue, and do we have a fix in the foreseeable future?

Thanks,

Harness.
[HTC Rezound] remmy5r:
Anyone else have problems using vlingo with their rezound, all I get are error messages. Whats the deal and is their a fix?
[HTC Rezound] erisboxx:
+1
[HTC Rezound] nev310:
Yep

Sent from my HTC Rezound
[HTC Rezound] paulhoop:
Vlingo knows about it, it's in their description in the marketplace. No fix yet. An update went out yesterday, got my hopes up. But it was for other things.
[HTC Rezound] remmy5r:
I got a vlingo update last night. I dont have service where I live, but in the description it said to fix problems with the rezound, so I will try and post back.
[HTC Rezound] rfarrah:
The update fixed it for me. Words are still clipped off a little, but it is much better than it was.
[Nexus S General] knjigo:
I've updated my Nexus S to Official ICS 4.0.3.

It's running nice, but scrolling is very slow and sticky.

I can't scroll fast in my contacts list or in browser.

What's happening here?
[Nexus S General] drleospaceman:
It's like that all through the OS for the most part. The framerate is better, but what's the point if it feels worse..
[Nexus S General] AllGamer:
that is the new animation effect, it's not slower

it just like the animation for the screen rotation from landscape to vertical and back

you think it's slow but it's not

just turn it off if you don't like to see those effects

FYI: people with the spanking brand new 720 Galaxy Nexus are complaining about the same thing
[Nexus S General] knjigo:
all my animations are already turned off. I'm not talking about animation, but scrolling is slow.

i have to wipe 4-5 time down to reach the bottom of my contact list.

on gingerbread 2 times
[Nexus S General] AllGamer:
ahhhhh... that's different

you are referring to the Inertia Drift

they changed it in 4.0

CM7 had an option to control how fast or how slow the inertia drift works, but the stock ICS ROM we do not have that yet

not even the CM9 alpha, that will have to wait for a while before we can change that, unless you know which setting to hack :D
[Nexus S General] knjigo:
Yeah, I want that drift again. It sucks like this

Gesendet von meinem Nexus S mit Tapatalk
[Nexus S General] juliano_q:
Try to turn on Force GPU rendering under developer options. Scrolling is quite smooth here.
[Nexus S General] drleospaceman:
Inertia Drift != scrolling frame-rate.
[Nexus S General] demo23019:
What's this a tweak?

Is it I'm build.prop?
[Nexus S General] demo23019:
Doest effect scrolling

But yea scrolling smooth for me also even more at 1.2ghz
[Nexus S General] deadlock91:
yea its been driving me crazy as well very annoying. feels like im dragging the screen while its being weighed down by a 5 pound brick. its not a smoothness issue.

I've also noticed weird touch quirks especially with the stock launcher. sometime your swipe wont be long enough and it just stutters in place. One time in the recently opened apps i had to swipe 4 times across 75% of the screen and the dam thing wouldn't go away. other times a swipe across 25% usually does the trick. I am very disappointed with ics so far.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] digitalsuni:
Hi,

Im using AniKings ROM for ARC S.

in that FM Radio is not working pls help me
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dp94:
FM radio doesn't work in most of the ROMs.

Another option would be a online radio app (e.g. TuneIn Radio).
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arch111:
Does anyone know what exact frequencies Sprint uses for Wimax ?

I made an external antenna port on my Evo, now it's time to make an external antenna itself :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tropicalbrit:
I'm seeing 2.5 GHz, I will look for continue to look for specifics
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roids87:
Wikipedia has a huge write up on WiMAX. I'm not sure the exact information your looking for, but under the technical information section, they pretty much give you everything.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arch111:
Thank you

I know the theoretical range of Wimax, would be nice to know what frequencies people are seeing.

Does anyone know if in ##DATA#, Center Frequency is an actual freuqency phone uses to connect ? (Here are the values:* 2647000, 2657000, 2667000 I would assume it's 2.647Ghz/2.657Ghz/2.667Ghz) ?

However, if I go into ##33284# (FieldTrial / Wimax Engineering) it's* 2551500 for Center Frequency (after turning 4G Radio)

Anyone cares to share their ##DATA# and FieldTrial / Wimax Engineering ##33284# center frequencies ? I just want to see how much variation there is.

Its important to get as close to right frequency as possible when calculating segment length on antenna.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kf2m:
I am showing 2.525Ghz with the bandwidth of 10Mhz. What type of antenna are you going to use? I hope you have access to a Service Monitor to check the SWR of your antenna. How are you connecting the antenna to the phone?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arch111:
Thank you for sharing kf2m

I am going to build omni-directional antenna based on this design (but from thicker cable)

_www.rason.org/Projects/collant/collant.htm

Unfortunately I do not have any equipment to check SWR.

As far as connecting an antenna to the phone, I've made a slight cut out on red cover where 4G antenna terminals are and attached small connector for center wire of coax cable to the terminals (I do not know about what to do with ground, but let's see if I get away without it). Black cover closes normally, without showing any modifications externally.

I will share results after the weekend, whether it's a success or fail :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a senile fungus:
Sounds interesting. I haven't seen anything like this for the Evo. Please keep the thread updated, and if all works maybe a write-up?

~ I'm a fungi
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kf2m:
That antenna is gonna be hot with common mode RF (hence the BALUM's at the base). Plus it is designed for 2 Meter operation, WIMax is like 10-11cm. I would not recommend using that. It also uses RG58 COAX which is way too thick, using thicker COAX like RG8 is going to be way too thick (massive line losses). The coax used for our purposes is about as thick as 14-16 gauge wire, RG58 is about 1/4", and RG8 about 1/2" thick. By design our phones use a 1/4 wave dipole antenna built into the chassis/frame. My measurements might be off but a full wavelength antenna is about 2.75" so a dipole antenna mounted vertically would be more effective, and without the grounding/ground plane issue you would have with an omni. At higher frequencies your SWR would be even more critical. Too high and your output circuit is going to overload from RF feeding back, and either pop the final output, or let out the magic smoke. A WiFi antenna is a close match, and using a LC matching circuit would be a better choice (or you can cut it down since WiFi is at 2.4Ghz, and WIMax operates at 2.5Ghz). Again you are going to need some sort of measuring device to properly match your antenna. Also using an antenna without a ground-ground plane, or reflector your SWR is going to be off the charts. To receive it is not much of an issue, but once you start pushing RF down the wire then it's a whole new ballgame.

Check here for some ideas.. http://www.dxzone.com/catalog/Antennas/WiFi/

Hope I gave you a bit more information to work with.

Good Luck

73 de KF2M
[HD2 General] Dylan Wilson:
I need tips on gluing down this piece of plastic that's for the camera flash that runs into the vibrating motor when it comes loose, I tried super glue but it didn't adhere at all to the phone or the flash after 15 minutes, and wiped up 100% clean with a piece of cloth

I've got everything from Epoxy, Crazy glue, probably some other stuff that I can't think of off the top of my head. will probably end up having to mix together a bit of epoxy won't I? don't really care to send it in for repairs, would rather fix it myself and not have to wait a week or 2, no backup phone D:
[HD2 General] ASCIIker:
i've run into this problem TWICE so far...

first time was about 7-8 months ago...opened up my HD2 (after viewing the disassembly video) and pushed the flash cover back into its place. it clicks into place, with four "pegs" (one on each corner of the flash cover).

about 10 days ago, it fell back in...again! it was probably because my friend was rolling and turning and flipping my "precious" in his hands. so i figured, i can train myself to not apply pressure on the flash cover...but what the hell do i do about fidgety individuals who aren't so careful with my HD2?

i opened it up, this time i removed the flash cover and took a good long look at it. notice there is a depressed border along the circumference of the flash cover when looking at the cover's "outside" face. i took a dab of super glue and let it stretch into a "string", which i then laid down on the depressed border along the circumference. then i quickly snapped the flash cover back into its place...the "pegs" felt more snug this time...i hope it takes!

anyway, thats what i have done, only been 10 days...if you want to give super glue another shot using my method, only advice i can give is to keep the glue AWAY from the dark grey casing of the HD2 and to keep the glue AWAY from the areas of the flash cover where the flash shines through. both of these surfaces seem to deform easily due to the super glue's chemical properties. i got glue on a small 0.2mm x 0.2mm area on the flash cover that is visible after reassembly if one looks closely.

EDIT: i should add that when i say "super glue", i am actually talking about a local product manufactured here called "elfy", which i always though was a knock-off of super glue. this stuff doesn't wipe off with a cloth after 15 mins...so there is something different between the "elfy" i'm using and your "super glue" :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Idrito:
I have seen too much people asking how to install Cyanogen (Not Official),so here i bring you this tutorial that i followed and installed Cyanogen successfully on my SGA.

​

Make sure you have rooted phone and Gingerbread 2.3.4

Download this: http://www.multiupload.com/JGZE0DM8NU

And extract it on a folder.

Password: adgoosuc

These are the simple steps:

1. Copy those 3 files in your SD CARD

2. Turn off your phone

3. Reboot on recovery.

How? Press power button and home button until you see "SAMSUNG" Text.

Then you will have something like this:

Volume buttons for go UP & DOWN

Home button for select (click)

4. Click on apply sdcard:update.zip and select the file named "ClockWorkModAce.zip" (if you dont know where is that go to step 1)

5. Then some text will appear ... and after it finishes reboot your phone by clicking "reboot system now".

Then turn off your phone again and enter recovery AGAIN.

6. Select "Install ZIP from sdcard" and install the file named "cm-7.1.0-RC1-Cooper-KANG-Grif_07.zip"

7. When that finish,DON'T REBOOT,just install "cm-7.1.0-RC1-AllFixes-Grif_07.zip" and when that finishes you can reboot.
​

And that's all ! Now you have Cyanogen MOD 7.1 RC1 running on you Samsung Galaxy Ace without any problem.

I hope this works for you as for me.You also can hit THANKS button for me :$
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] CallMeVentus:
To think that you forgot to ask them to mount /system and /data
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Idrito:
I just installed it like i write it.No mount anything...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] MeltingSnowman:
It's possible to flash this rom over a 2.3.3 stock rom? Because Grif07 in his post about this rom doesn't say anything about rooted phone or android 2.3.4 as requirements to install this rom.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] amrith.28:
u need any gingerbread 2.3.x version.

so 2.3.3 stock is fine. but u do need ClockWorkMod Recovery.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] MeltingSnowman:
ok...thanks. P.S. I will lose internet capabilities with CM 7.1?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Idrito:
I don't understand you (i dont speak too much english),i hope somebody gives you an answer.