yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] hirnwunde:
Hi folks,

I am a owner of a SGS+ (i9001) which chipped with the chipset MSM8255T.

Now I've seen that are out some ICS-ROMs working with the Desire HD already which contains the (estimated) previous version MSM8255.

Unfortunately I could not find any useful information at Qualcomm, which shows the differences between these two chipsets.

May I use one of these ROMs as a base for my development for an MSM8255T or differ the chipsets too much?

There is an Alpha-Release from SE for the Arc S (4.0.1) which has the same Chipset as the i9001 ... but this lacks the basic functions including the modem and wifi ...

not a good starting point when i have the chance to start behind this limitations.

Nice holidays ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] arth_ur:
Hi hirnwunde!

Funny nick :))

I own a SGH-T679 (Exhibit II) witch is a half brother of the GT-I8150 (Galaxy Wonder).

What I can state that my phone works with SGW roms, issues are with the keys and the camera.

The SOC seem to be the same on different clock speed.

I don't know if there is a way to safely boot SE or HTC roms on Samsung phones.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] hansip87:
You have to watch for other device though, for instance the screen and camera needs different drivers. that by itself prevents direct usage from other phones even though the cpu is the same..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rbtrucking:
Hello everyone I have had my samsung epic 4g touch for about a month now and recently (after I rooted it) It has started rebooting itself at least 2 times a day. Usually happens when it is in my pocket. I have read about reports of people saying it is an issue with the battery becoming disconnected with the terminal but I took the cover off and tried to move the battery around and it seems very solidly in place. I am running phantom hackers blazer rom latest edition with ICS theme. Any input would be greatly appreciated. I rooted it using Odin.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rbtrucking:
O ya and whenever it reboots I lose a good 20% in battery life. I followed all the instructions on flashing the rom to the letter and I am fairly certain it is not a user error because this is in no way my first time rooting a phone. I had the HTC EVO before this and the funny thing is rooting that seemed to stop allot of problems. With this phone it seems to be the opposite because like I said it never rebooted or anything like that untill I rooted it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] playya:
Your first step is to try different roms. You can not just stick with one rom and have issues and think its rooting or the phone. Also sometimes undervolting is what makes your phone reboot. PhantomHacker has been updated a few times so see if his newest causes you any issues.

I would probably start with one of the rooted stock roms to see if it helps then go from there. It does not matter which rom you choose as long as you just try something else. This will help gauge your issue a lot better
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4391994:
Just wondering how much your screen eats off the battery. Mine seems like cannot get more than 4h screen on time tested with dolphin open with always screen on time config and lowest brightness set. Is it me or slcd really eat this much?

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corythug:
I have a NS4G samoled and i can get maybe 5 hours, or a tad more with the screen on and me doing nothing. Real World use(pandora, messaging, games, music, dl, Web... Etc) about 3-4 hours screen on time on a good day.

Follow the leader @corythug ;)
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] lhadj:
hi to all,

mi milestone show the interrogacion sign in the screen and can,t charge the battery.thanks to any sugestion.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] lhadj:
any one have an answer.so,i have to buy a new battery.i hope that is a correct slolution.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] qaz2453:
try turning your phone off then flug the charger in untill the charging icon pops up after the "m"

Then while the charger is plugged in, remove the battery

You will see a "?" Sign

Then put the battery back in

Hope that helps
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] lhadj:
hi,t traied that before but not working.thanks
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] lhadj:
in the end, buy a new battery and remove the headache ...
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] ilikemoneygreen:
You should try to charge the battery by a different method if you can, then put it in your phone and see if it charges the battery. but you can also find a battery replacement on amazon for like 5 bucks... i dont think its the battery though, its probably the phone if its not charging the battery. batteries will just get worst and not hold a charge when they go bad, i haven't had one not charge at all. ive been through 5 or 6 of them on the D1.
[Desire General] Newt:
Can anyone tell me how many mb the Desire's system partition is... I'm thinking about building you guys a Rom and I need to know.... Thanks
[Desire General] MatDrOiD:
250 MB for /system, 40 MB for /cache and 150 MB for /data.

TouchPaled from ICS with Transparent XDA App
[Desire General] Newt:
Thanks
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] zuher-syria:
Look for android rom :confused:

Stable and the battery is good and works very well without problems.

Help me please :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jonas2295:
Choose tytungs aosp rom called nexus rom I think.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] YZ:
I would go for a 2.3 rom without sense..

Try:

- Hyperdroid

- Nexushd2

- Ultimate Droid

stable, fast and good battery life
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] zuher-syria:
Thanks for the help .

Can you give me the links .
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Nigeldg:
Seriously? You really can't just go into the NAND Development forum and click on the recommended threads?

Sent from my Cyanogen HD2
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] thectjes:
Thuis is a good site with the most hd2 nand roms http://android.hd2roms.com/
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] thectjes:
*this not thuis
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] johann2204:
the latetst dormanx rom is good, but dificult to flash
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jonas2295:
For a noob it is :)

But there are step by step tutorials and you will get the most powerful rom!

It is the advanced rom here so this should be for advanced users :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] johann2204:
i mean Dorimanx not dormanx
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Petricanu:
Try Xylograph's Redux2 ROM. Fast, stable, very good battery.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1291442
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] aaki_rocker:
the best cyanogenmod rom !! :) !

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1166948

enjoy !! :D :D !!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Nigeldg:
You see that 'Edit post' button next to each of your posts? Make use of it :rolleyes:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] maniAK-:
hello was wondering is the Motorola Droid Razr and UK version Motorola Razr The same phone ?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Jameslepable:
Yes but different radios, DROID is cdma, UK is gsm
[Motorola Droid RAZR] kholk:
Hardwarewise, they're exactly the same.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] hidden_hunter:
and doesn't the GSM version have an unlocked bootloader?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] val5:
XT910 is the code for RAZR GSM international

And XT912 is the code for RAZR GSM/CDMA

CMIIW
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ddemlong:
I believe it does from what I have heard.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] hidden_hunter:
though there isn't really much of a mod scene (yet?)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ddemlong:
Even though I feel the Razr is a superior phone I dont think there will ever be a dev scene even like for the Bionic. If there isnt one yet there most likely wont be unfortunately. The Razr was over shadowed by the release of the GN and with a locked bootloader why invest your time into it? The dev's have pretty much gone from the bionic too. The only reason it was getting some love was because of timing and the GN wasn't out yet.

I think the GSM version might get a little bit due to its bootloader being unlocked but even now there doesn't seem much. Shoot compare it to the GN a week after release and it has a dozen or so ROMs already.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] kindrudekid:
Droid is a name registered with Verizon ... notice that all phones named Droid are only on Verizon and no other network ...

As for Dev scene... give it time .... amazon thanksgiving sale helped the Droid RAZR base to grow huge ... and within month time came nexus with icecream sandwich which devs were eager to get hands on.... I think RAZR will get support at least after it receives ics
[Motorola Droid RAZR] kholk:
Motorola is saying they're selling bananas, but when you buy their bananas, you'll find that they're pears.

No, it isn't unlocked and it isn't unlockable. Still not.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] SallyC:
So the Razr I have in the US will not work overseas? That is my understanding but seeing GSM with the XT912 confuses me. Thanks.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ddemlong:
Correct. US Phones use CDMA radios and other countries use the GSM. I don't think there is a "world" LTE phone yet.

I know I just saw a posting earlier this week about how Europe finally got the HSPA+21 and will get the 42 later. It talked about how they were testing LTE in the UK but were talking about a period of 3-5 years before it even starts to roll out. Maybe when the UK gets LTE they will be compatible.

The US has the best radios even tho we don't always get the best phones.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] kindrudekid:
nopes it wont work...

912 is for CDMA/Verizon/Locked bootloader

910 is for GSM/Other countries/Unlocked bootloader

But if past releases pattern is true Droid 4 will be a world phone just like droid 3 and 2
[Motorola Droid RAZR] 57yg14n:
Can a gsm /system/app dump be used on the cmda razor to restore the stock /system/app or do you have to have a /system/app dump from a cdma razr?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pOOBAH1973:
USA is neither the first nor only country with LTE.

In Fact, the world's first commercial LTE network started in Sweden in December 2009 and now they're already testing the next generation, LTE advanced with speeds up to 954mbit/sec.:

http://www.intomobile.com/2011/06/2...dvanced-sweden-hits-954-mbps-download-speeds/

Also in Germany LTE is already available in most major cities and I guess it's also available in some other European countries.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrianblack:
I always notice my Galaxy Nexus gets quite warm when the screen is on. I was unsure whether this was due to CPU/data usage or something else. Then I noticed that if I leave the screen on while charging, the phone is warm near the top. (Even after fully charged overnight.) With screen off, a fully charged phone is totally cool.

Overall the batter life seems quite short on this phone. Even with just light usage like reading articles, the batter seems to drain quite quickly.... and I have a feeling it is the screen that is doing this.

So I did a very unscientific test: 10 Minutes screen timeout, both set to auto brightness indoors, screens look about the same brightness level.

Galaxy Nexus LTE: Started 68% and ended up at 63% .. had been 63% for a little while so I bet it was about to tick over to 62%. Top of the phone and screen was quite warm. That ends up being 30% battery per hour just to have the screen on and at low-moderate brightness.

Droid X: Started at 94% and just ticked over to 93% right before turning off. Phone totally cold to the touch. Comes out to about 6% per hour.
​

On my Droid X, I could sometimes get 4 hours of screen-on time on one battery charge -- this would usually happen with light usage like just reading wikipedia articles, etc. Not data intensive stuff. I haven't had the Galaxy Nexus long, but it seems getting over 2 hours is tough. (Both phone I keep on auto-brightness, and it actually seems like Droid X keeps the screen brighter in general.) This is with the same usage patterns and I have the same software configured on both .. syncing the same way, etc. (Touchdown Email and full Google syncing, plus weather app and a few other things.)

In airplane mode on the Droid X, like on an airplane, I used to be able to watch videos for like 5 hours using MX Player easily and have batter to spare. (Hardware acceleration.)

At the battery drain I'm seeing on the Galaxy Nexus, a full charge battery would be dead in about 3h 20m just by having the screen on and the phone totally idle! That can't be right. The screen brightness is pretty low on auto brightness and that's just abysmal.

Anyone else seeing this on their Galaxy Nexus?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrianblack:
Just another test -- all phones on airplane mode. (All radios off) Brightness matched as closely as possible. (Fascinate was slightly brighter than other two but it has a smaller 4" AMOLED screen so I figured it was ok.) All phones on battery status screen.

Droid X Started at 89% ended at 88%. Phone totally cold.

Galaxy Nexus SCH-i515 Started at 56% ended at 52%. Phone warm at top.

Samsung Fascinate SCH-i500 - Started at 93% ended at 92%. Phone totally cold.​

Fascinate is running ICS 4.0.1 with a gingerbread kernel. Forgot which build of ICS.

Anyway, this can't be right -- only 24% per hour at this rate with all radios off for Galaxy Nexus but even with that, just sitting there idle at the battery status screen would kill the battery in a little over 4 hours.

And I had the Galaxy Nexus on auto brightness but the when I unchecked it, the equivalent manual brightness was about 10% from the left on the slider. (Very dim as I'm inside my apartment right now.)

I will try again with the slider at max brightness....

*SIGH*
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrianblack:
OK, WTF! I set my Galaxy Nexus to maximum brightness and did the test again.

Start 52% and after 10 minutes 49%.
​

I don't understand how the usage is less with the screen at maximum brightness! Phone is only very slightly warm at the top too. Much cooler than previous tests. I wonder if this is the auto-brightness feature causing excessive CPU cycles?

Will try again with brightness set to 10% (similar to auto brightness) but with auto brightness unchecked....

Start 49%, end 47%. Only 2% drop in 10 minutes. Phone feels cold at the top.
​

One more try with auto brightness enabled again:

Start 47%, end 45%. Phone feels cold at top now.
​

I don't know what is going on... anyone else seeing similar things?

(PS I have LTE disabled since I get a very weak signal in my apartment as it is and I didn't need it hunting back and forth.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TabsAZ:
I can kill the phone in about 2 1/2 hours at full brightness as well.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] melax1:
Should I change the stock kernel? I have the rom setup perfect working with everything else. Just as soon as I plug in the HDMI cable the Evo freezes? Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] nevyk01:
Sorry for my bad english, but im hungarian!:)

So, i need Glitches fix for - [MAG/cLK][EU&TMOUs]Arkat-DoubleSense v1.2(Sense 2.1) [Rafpigna 2.0 OC GB] - this ROM! The ROM is very beautiful but i have glitches bug:/ If someone can help me, pls tell me! Thanx, Nevy
[General Questions and Answers] Charta78:
Have you tried to use an earlier version? Does that work?

Did you root and wipe all data?
[Kindle Fire General] MDG420:
I tried installing TWRP with the latest Kindle Fire Utility and its stuck at the kindle fire screen - someone please help. :(

I rooted with the burritoroot method then when I went to install TWRP it asked me to uninstall BurritoRoot.. I did, then pressed 5 and thats where I am now :/

I just got TWRP to install!? Now I'm at the yellow fire triangle :/ cmd is stuck at waiting for device while windows is asking me to install USB device drivers?? Should I install them again?

Any help is really appreciated :)
[Kindle Fire General] XperiaPlayer:
Yes, I got the exact same error as well.

(This morning, got my device today)

Is it picked up by windows?
[Kindle Fire General] MDG420:
Kind of.. not actually showing the files on the device just asking me to install a USB Device driver, It wont take the android drivers :/
[Kindle Fire General] XperiaPlayer:
Yes, you need to add a new line to the android usb drivers to get it to pick up. Il get what line you need to add now.

---------- Post added at 10:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:32 PM ----------

http://attachments.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=821423&d=1324244135

Make it look like that (the android_winusb.ini notice there is now two listings for the kindle fire)
[Kindle Fire General] MDG420:
Thank You - I'm about to try it.

Edit - I'm on XP and I dont see C:/sdk? Any ideas where itd be on XP?
[Kindle Fire General] XperiaPlayer:
After that, you need to flash something. FInd the thread for firefire and you should get an img.

Flash that image using fastboot like this:

fastboot flash bootloader blahblah.img (I think that is correct command...)

Then it should boot :)

The SDK is in:

C:/Program Files/Android/android-sdk/

:)
[Kindle Fire General] MDG420:
:/ I'm confused.. my android_winusb looks like this:

Could you tell me what I should edit or could you edit it and repost it? Thanks :)
[Kindle Fire General] MDG420:
I really appreciate the help but that didnt work :(
[Kindle Fire General] XperiaPlayer:
Is it still not being picked up? Try restarting your computer
[Kindle Fire General] MDG420:
:( still nothing.. Yellow fire triangle
[Kindle Fire General] XperiaPlayer:
Yes, but is it picked up?

Try:

adb shell

idme bootmode 4000

reboot
[Kindle Fire General] MDG420:
adb shell

no device found

idme bootmode 4000

idme is not recognized as an internal or external command operable program or batch file
[Kindle Fire General] XperiaPlayer:
Open up device manager,what do you see?

Kindle with yellow triangle or Kindle ! or Unkown device
[Kindle Fire General] Kieran_:
Does your kidle list in

adb devices

do you have 0x1949 in %USERPROFILE%/.android/adb_usb.ini
[Kindle Fire General] MDG420:
Unknown Device

kieran: no it doesn't show up.. but cmd says 'adb server out of date. killing... *daemon started successfully*'
[Kindle Fire General] XperiaPlayer:
Right click that unkown device, select Update Drivers, install using the android inf you edited.
[Kindle Fire General] MDG420:
Tried and nothing :( and kieran - yeah 0x1949 is the only thing in there
[Kindle Fire General] XperiaPlayer:
Hmm, go over exactly how you installed it step by step...
[Kindle Fire General] Kieran_:
Strange because your in the exact same position that i was in, used the KF tool to install twrp then got it into the loop but what XperiaPlayer said is what fixed it for me.
[Kindle Fire General] MDG420:
Used these directions to root: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/13027-universal-all-firmware-one-click-root-including-261/

Everything was good - the Kindle was rooted, I then got Kindle Fire Utility so I could install TWRP.. TWRP seemed to install, It popped up the reboot button, I clicked it and I was stuck at the kindle fire logo until trying a few things and getting here to the triangle.. this sucks :( I'm going to try and return it tomorrow at bestbuy - hopefully they will
[Kindle Fire General] Us3rName:
Are you able to enter TWRP at all? Power off the device, then turn it on and tap the power button at the FireFireFire (yellow triangle) screen until the power light turns orange.
[Kindle Fire General] MDG420:
It doesn't turn orange :( it just turns off.. I have access to another computer too if that could change anything
[Kindle Fire General] MDG420:
I got it to show up as Android ADB Device but my pc wont recognize it past that :/ does anyone know if there's any hope of fixing this or am i f*ckd?
[Kindle Fire General] Kieran_:
If its recognized you should be able to use KF tool again to install TWRP.
[Kindle Fire General] painanddelight:
I was able to fix this

I had the same thing this morning when I rooted my kindle fire. It would stay in the fire yellow triangle, with waiting for device and windows (7, 64 bit) would not recognize it.

Turns out the hardware ID had changed once I had installed TWRP and rooted the fire. With a different hardware ID, windows does not recognize the device over usb and the driver won't work.

I fixed it by removing the kindle fire driver from windows. Then modified the android_winusb.inf in "C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\extras\google\usb_driver", with the new hardware id (you can get it from properties on the kindle fire, hardware tab, properties button, details tab, then select hardware id from the drop down menu). Use that ID to replace what id you orinigally added to the android_winusb.inf. I then installed the driver and windows was able to detect it properly.

In my case, it looked like this:

;Kindle Fire

%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_18D1&PID_0100

%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_18D1&PID_0100&MI_01

Hopefully you know where to get all that info :) You can see how it was done here, but be aware to use the new hardware id! I can't post links, but google search "Property Kindle Fire hardware ids" and the first link to jayceooi.com should help you.
[Kindle Fire General] SirVilhelm:
How do you remove the kindle driver? It won't show up in my device manager. When I plug my Kindle in it will only show up as an unknown device. I am currently stuck at the yellow triangle
[Kindle Fire General] hagope:
Im able to get past the "Kindle Fire" stuck screen by doing what painanddelight suggests above (modify the .inf)... now I'm stuck on the yellow triangle page.
[Kindle Fire General] painanddelight:
Well, maybe just install the new driver... I'm not a windows expert by any means, I only run Linux, but I don't think the two should interfere with each other having a different hardware ID.

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If the driver is now working, you can now send the fastboot command to get it to boot into the kernel.
[Kindle Fire General] XperiaPlayer:
If you can get it to pick it up try this:

adb shell

idme bootmode 4000

reboot

That should boot up your device...
[Kindle Fire General] thehandle:
I had the same issue as op.......

I had the exact same issue, I bought my fire this morning and proceeded to root it heh.... I was stuck on the triangle screen after flashing twrp. My PC was spitting out unrecognized device and I thought the worst. It was however picking it up as kindle in Device manager. I uninstalled the device and then used the ini file that was in the drivers folder of the Kindle_Fire_Utility_v7 folder. I then got the PC to pick it up. ADB devices command was still not functioning. But...since the new drivers were correct, you can then use the info from this post http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1410766 at the bottom of the first post --Troubleshooting-- to finish getting the device to boot.

You need to use the Fastboot devices command, a ID number will show up if you look closely. Flash the u-boot.bin file with the commands and then reboot the device and wait and take a deep breath. It will recover..... :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brutzel1:
At first, my notification LED was not working at all. I activated the option in the settings menu but no missed call or missed text would trigger it.

Now I downloaded the app "Light Flow" and now I get the notification light but it remains unreliable - sometimes it works fine, sometimes it still doesn't light up even though I have a text waiting.

Any ideas? I googled around and others seem to have the same issue...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
My notification light seems to be working out of the box without any app. Gmail, Google voice, and text messages using handcent all blink different colors just fine.