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[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] novicebg:
Merry Christmas, guys! Thanks for developing the ROMs of our devices! Be happy & keep the good work in the future!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] aloy99:
Merry Christmas!!!.:)

Sent from my x10 mini running the latest version of minicm 7. :D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] revioo:
Merry Christmas)))
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] krajova:
Merry Christmas
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Sirquini:
Merry Christmas to everyone!

Que tengan una muy feliz navidad!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] brenorc97:
Thanks for developing the best ROMs for the x10 mini! Merry Christmas
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] blackkzero:
feliz navidad/merry xmas :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] snorlex:
merry xmas everyone:*
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] thegearhead:
merry christmas to all! / feliz navidad a todos!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] fxkmd:
Merry Xmas and happy new year to all!

Thanks to all developers, nAa, D_d, Stelios, Doixan, ...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] GioGr:
happy holidays to all :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Powell730:
There's no way to disable this is there? I can't stand having icons in the notification bar and it's quite annoying to have one every time I need to type.

I already tried freezing the android keyboard in TB but couldn't find the Japanese IME keyboard to freeze. Don't think it would have worked anyway cuz even with the android keyboard frozen it still showed up in the choices...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AdrianE46:
I'm not sure you should/could get rid of it. Isn't it the only way to change keyboards "on the fly"(apart from menu)?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Powell730:
Yeah as far as I know.. I just wish they had made it the way it normally is.. Which is long press..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] philipdeane:
Could you not leave it to system default for no keyboard symbol and then just hold down the mic icon on the keyboard to change it in the fly?

Edit: Ha, AdrianE46 beat me to it :)

Xda Premium on Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chrono_Tata:
I guess you could "skin" the keyboard icon in framework-res.apk (or wherever that icon is) into a plain black or transparent icon so you can't see it lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Romanbb:
You can disable it completely. There is a boolean value in framework-res called show_ongoing_ime_switcher. Some people like it apparently so I've made it toggle-able :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] glennv17:
I don't have the settings key on my Nexus. When I was using an ICS beta on my Desire it was there, but I didn't even realise till now that my Nexus doesn't have it.

I just mucked around with a few settings and found what brings it up, and therefore what takes it away. In the Android keyboard settings menu, the very top option 'Input languages', if 'Use system language' is ticked, then the keyboard icon won't show up. As soon as you untick that and select more than one language at a time, the icon will be there.

That's what brought it up for me, I don't know if there's another option that can make the icon appear, but hopefully that helps someone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AaronDC19:
I have 'Use System Language' ticked with no languages ticked and the icon still shows up for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] droid_does:
there is still a hold to switch keyboards wihtout pulling down teh notification bar

hold onto the "space bar" on the stock 4.0 android keyboard and the keyboard switcher will pop up

I discovered that by accident just now ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Yea its annoying even on honeycomb. I don't need an icon every time I use a 3rd party keyboard.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lokto7:
Apps with an status bar icon will get high priority. So keyboard icon to make sure the kb got the response it needs?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kangxi:
Oh... must be talking about third party keyboards... stock doesn't do that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Powell730:
Stock would do it if you had more than one keyboard enabled..

The idea of blacking out the icon is a great idea.. I just have no idea how to do it lol...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nbeebe24:
AOKP rom has the option to disable that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AdrianE46:
Is it really that bothersome for you people? Really? :-)

P. S. Lol philipedeane. I rock i know. :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] steineronie:
To get the keyboard icon off, you have to delete the keyboards that you aren't using. When you delete these keyboards the keyboard icon should go away. You have to have a file manager like root explorer. Go to /system/app folder and delete openwnn.apk for the Japanese keyboard and Pinyin.apk for the Chinese keyboard. After you do that, the keyboard icon should go away, it did for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RaymondScrott:
Never noticed the keyboard icon until I chanced on this thread. At times this forum can seem a little like the hypochondriac flicking through the medical dictionary to see what's wrong with them. But then again if you are I'll..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spinkick:
I think the reasoning behind it is they want it more user friendly for folks that arent hardcore like you'd find on here. Basically, a long press is a "hidden" function compared to having it show up on the top for switching inputs. I kind of like it that way anyway, besides, it only shows up when you are typing anyway so It really doesnt bother me much.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] McDeadagain:
Annoys me too. For the first few days I kept checking it assuming it was an action item, then finally figured out it was just there in case I needed it. If I could disable this notification, I would.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
The problem with changing the bool to hide the ime switcher is that third party keyboards no longer switch. Only the stock keyboard seems to be enabled.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] steineronie:
To get the keyboard icon off, you have to delete the keyboards that you aren't using. When you delete these keyboards the keyboard icon should go away. You have to have a file manager like root explorer. Go to /system/app folder and delete openwnn.apk for the Japanese keyboard and Pinyin.apk for the Chinese keyboard. After you do that, the keyboard icon should go away, it did for me. You have to be rooted for this to work
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] McDeadagain:
I don't root - but thanks for the tip!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Powell730:
AOKP does have the option to disable it.. Works great.

I often leave my messages app up before I lock the screen so I can just unlock the screen and continue my conversation. With that keyboard icon it shows every time I turn on my screen even to just check the time.. So essentially it's always on for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n07ba01:
Well, it is really annoying to see the keyboard in status bar.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] finnybro:
damn...

I was hoping that you could too..... that's really annoying

---------- Post added at 01:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:56 PM ----------

I go a bit ocd when I see that damn icon in the top left of my screen. I wish there was an option for it or something.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GypZ:
Ok, Here's how the story goes...

I installed CheckRom RevoHD V4 and when I rebooted my phone, the original "Music" app was gone.. :o

Now I cant find it and can't listen to any music, help ASAP would be awesome thanks. :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GypZ:
Never mind.. Figured it all out. ;-)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilbobvu:
Hello there,

is it possible to flash the Att US ROMS onto the i9100 phone or vice versa?:)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cosmic Blue:
no, because the soft ware architure is different.

ATT roms come with software butrons, international roms come with hardware buttons.

you will lose some functions unless some ports the rom.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ricey1986:
Chances are you will lose all functions as it will more than likely brick flashing software not designed for the phone
[General Questions and Answers] jacker818:
Ok so i just got the phone today and updated it today.. BUT! i wanted to root it so i followed the tutorial on this site and after i restarted my phone root didnt work.. and yes i unlocked my bootloader! any help please!!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Jrhodes85:
I have brief experience with developing roms from source, more specifically cyanogenmod back in the HTC g1 days when froyo hadn't even been revealed, now that I'm finally getting a computer with Internet, I will finally be able to do alot more than answer questions.. I am curious though, what would the community like to see in the realms of reality, other than ics or cm9? Arjen and Andy have that, what kind of tweaks, mods, things users would enjoy seeing... I've never developed for lg Optimus t before
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] antila:
Hello!

When I'm doing Nandroid Backup it is always giving a name as a date and date is always wrong. As example, I did Nandroid Yesterday, it was December 22nd But Nandroid gave it a name something like 2011-12-23...

I have a Rogue CWM but with ACS was he same story.

Is it fixable somevere? If yes, -- where can I fix it?

Merry Christmas to everybody!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] No_Nickname90:
That means Year 2011, Month December, Day 23. If you're American, you'll hate that too. LoL!!

I don't know about your date problem, but you can manually change the name. When creating the Nandroid backup you can change the name. I do that. Makes it easier to keep track of.

So mines is Stock_Nothing_Done_To_It

LoL!! And stuff lyk that. Hope that kinda helps as a temporary fix.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sfhub:
I think he is complaining about the change from 12/22 -> 12/23 rather than the ordering of the year-month-date.

I'm guessing it is using UTC/system time for the filename (which can be simplified as GMT for discussion purposes). All times in Linux/Unix are UTC. What you actually see with the dates for files is UTC converted to localtime at the time of display. The stored time is UTC. If they store the UTC time in the name of the directory, then there is no opportunity for the OS to "convert" that time to localtime at time of display.

So the time in the directory name is probably 5-8 hours ahead of your local time (for the lower 48 states). They could possibly mount /system and find some config file where the local timezone is set, but that possibly might not exist as it might dynamically be set by the ROM when a network connection becomes available. If that is the case, it is probably too much effort to fix with too little gain.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] casawimill:
How do you change the name of your backup? I've been backing up with Team Rogue's recovery and then changing the name through ROM manager but I haven't forgotten and lost all my data :(
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kanekz:
I usually just rename the file under /apps/myfiles/clockwordmod/backup

Not sure if this is the correct way though.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] musclehead84:
Yes that's how I do it to. I do the backup and then when I boot up I go in and change the backup name with a file explorer. As long as you don't use symbols (other than -/_) and some others it will be fine. Some symbols mess it up so go easy on them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blueagewizard:
Does anyone happen to know the command to enter DIAG mode? So that I can get a com port to enter my settings using QPST or CDMA Workshop.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chrisngrod:
I looked at the store and couldn't find a quick way to do it. No phoneutil.

Anyways just purchased one, so I'll keep looking.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ramserver:
im still trying too, its not easy to do like most phones would be
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] okeefferd:
*#*#4636#*#* pulls up testing mode if thats what you're looking for.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ramserver:
that doesnt help us any plus all lte phones have that, that's a given
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chrisngrod:
Played around with USB tethering and thought it might bring up a modem or com port. No luck there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crackers8199:
can this be used to force the phone into evdo only rather than ehrpd?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jhdreamer:
Someone that owns one PM me and I will help to get diag. I want to get diag on this thing but do not have one.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kingmarx:
i tried to use ##8778#,**87284

but they r didn't work!

if you geta,please share it to me. thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blueagewizard:
After some research I've found so far

Calendar Debug Receiver - 225

Email Broadcast Receiver - 36245

RlzDebugBroadcast - 759

Checkin - 2432546

Reboot - 947322243

System Update Service - 46

- 7867

Gtalk Diagnostics - 8255

TestingSettings - 4636

Enable - 8351

Disable - 8350

RTN_View - 786

PhoneDataService - 66236 (OMADM?)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] silverramsrt:
My gn froze today. Before I pulled the battery I wanted to try ad reboot. When I plugged it into my PC it started loading drivers its never installed before. One driver was for a modem (not the one for USB tether). There were 2 more drivers trying to load, but I pulled the battery and don't remember their description.

If my phone freezes again I will get more details.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ryfly65:
I own a Galaxy Nexus if anyone has any questions. Lets get this thing into diag mode!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Theoretically, but it does not work/stick.

Edit: It didn't for me anyway.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] manrayboy:
So has anyone had any luck yet? I just got this phone and was hoping to flash it to metro but I cant get it into DIAG. I was thinking that maybe we could put phoneutils back into the system through a rom or something like that?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chrisngrod:
VIA chipset... Not Qualcomm. You'd have to use diff. software than QPST / CDMA WS as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ezitec:
Hi I am not sure about the VZW galaxy nexus Biyi definitely got into diag mode on the sprint galaxy nexus via *#*#3424#*#*, I'm the past though with Samsung devices VZW and sprint differ. The main problem I had was that once plugged into a USB port there are no appropriate VIA diag drivers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saridnour:
Drivers are here: http://www.mydroidfiles.com/downloads/TBH/SamsungFlashingUtility.7z

I "restored" my VZW GNex to the sprint build with the posted CWM stock sprint files and was able to access this menu as well as *#*#3282#*#* & *#*#000000#*#* (000000 is vzw msl). I was able to load the modem drivers but I do not see a Diag device looking for drivers.

Using the SamsungPSTLite app in the above archive I was able to "see" some QPST style data but it does not look editable.

VPST is used by others to edit via chipsets. I do not have a copy of this though so am still on the hunt. Wanted to pass along what I have found so far.

-saridnour
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chrisngrod:
Someone posted information about VPST here...

http://www.cricketusers.com/request...atosphere-full-flash-cricket-2.html#post54139
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saridnour:
Well I poked around and found a few things with the tool, but I made the mistake and hit a write by accident and looks to have corrupted my nvram. My MEID is now blank as well as all data in settings -> about. Sadly I can no longer use the *# codes above to get back into a mode (corrupt nv??) that I can restore what I had earlier backed up :( So heed this as a warning and if you have any ideas to correct this please let me know. My device works fine outside of the above and no connection to a carrier..

I ODIN'ed to factory and retraced my above steps.. ultimatley flashing CWM back to the same sprint software I had backed up but still no hidden menu commnads *# other than: *#06# shows no MEID and *#*#4636#*#* pulls up its usual as it did on the default vzw build).

Anyone know how to force a dialup modem connection other that the *#diag command? or a tool to force the *# commands? Or better yet another way to restore default nv settings?

-saridnour
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MaverickPS:
Did you try *#*#33284#*#* ? You need your MSL though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chrisngrod:
My spidey senses detect an MSL for all Verizon phones.... It's 000000. Myes. Spidey senses also detect Samsung default password for most other Samsung phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saridnour:
chrisngrod - your spidy sence tells ya what I posted a page back ;) lol

I used 000000 for the msl. That was how I was able to poke around the nv with VPST. I just acidentily hit an option that read then re wrote the calibration record and reset the phone. It killed all access to NV items via the *# codes as well as blank my msid, esn, etc.

MaverickPS - i tried *#debug earlier and it was the only menu item the msl 000000 would not work on. Unfortunatley after the write accident, I can no longer pull up that menu either. :(

//////////////// Steps to get access to nv /////////////////

For anyone atempting to get acess here are a few steps I used. Just make sure not to write anything or hit the go button as scripts will run and can do bad things.. I do not have the pc I did thid on in front of me so am going from memory. I also could not do it with 64 bit win7 I used 32 bit xp. Other os may work, just noting wgat I found. The drivers seemed not to load in win7 64bit.

I have a vzw Gnexus so steps are from that perspective:

1- Root and install CWM

2- Download the sprint stock CWM backupfiles from the sprint dev section and install. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1614990&highlight=stock

3- Re-root your sprint os version.

4- from dialer key in *#*#3424#*#*

5- in new menu, change USB > CDMA Modem

6- install the drivers from: http://www.mydroidfiles.com/download...hingUtility.7z

7- connect phone to pc and allow drivers to install.

You should now be able to use the samsung pst tool (in driver archive) to view data or Vpst. Note vpst is needs to have the config file changed to another device. just change the text string to say maple or other device (device config names are all listed in the other directory). Not all device types will allow the gnexus to be read. Put the 000000 msl in the three spc locations and change the com port to usb. You should see your esn listed abd if you select nvram it should read the values JUST BE CAREFUL not to write or run anything as its scripted to take actions. You have been wared and I learned the hard way. Good luck if you give it a shot.

I believe the SamsungPSTLite app will ultimatley be the ticket with a hacked version of the dll loader as I read that that was what kept me from editing the fields that held esn, etc. This tool gave me the most qpst experience but was only allowing edits to few fields (although the rest were readable). The dll came from vzw so would be limited for this sort of use.

If you find anything others should look at or whatnot keep us all posted and most of all if you find anything that will help me, please do ;) Im mostly dead in the water as to doing any more of this unless I can find a fix to get access and a restore of the default data.

A lot of my info came from this link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1282051

-saridnour
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chrisngrod:
Lol... It's purty well known about Verizon. Good luck. Hope you discover some good stuff.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cye3s:
hi,saridnour

could you post the link of "sprint stock CWM backupfiles" please;)

And flash Sprint rom to Verizon? same hardware?:eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] onlinespending:
I'm going to be getting a Galaxy Nexus soon and am wondering if the VPST tool (or alternative) allows you to do a memory dump similar to what you can do with CDMA Workshop?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saridnour:
updated step post to include link to sprint CWM restore files located here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1614990&highlight=stock

Also a lot of m info came from this link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1282051

Cye3s - You can;t oden a sprint build to a VZW phone but a CWM recovery does not do all the checks. IT will allow you to restore the sytem, boot and user. It does not flash a radio and where the dfference is I believe. Either way its safe as its not touching the radio and you still have access to recovery.

onlinespending - I did not see a memory dump option but I just started getting access when I oopsed..

-saridnour
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] onlinespending:
Looks like VIA ETS Main might be the equivalent to QXDM which would allow RAM access.

It looks like VPST is rather bare bones. Is there a way to change DATA settings, such as the NAI?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bremos812:
I've flash the sprint talk and text working on web and mms flashing phones are becoming more tricky I must say witch is a good thing I hate 5 dollar flashers
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saridnour:
bremos812 - We would love to see your steps so far. Id also like to repro your steps to see if theres another angle I can use to get back into my devices nvram after the acidental write :(

-saridnour
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bremos812:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qghKldHT2JQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saridnour:
Video shows that it connects to cricket.. not how ou did it.. could you elaborate with a few quick steps or at least an outline as I did earlier in thread. ?

Big THANKS, saridnour
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bremos812:
Check your pm and pm back please
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] honest1212:
But this is Sprint one and not Verizon one, right ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fantsay777:
It is posible to flash sprint fimware to verizon phone ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] saridnour:
Post 22 says how to get sprint software on it. Its a hack but does work BUT it will not put you on the sprint network, its just their software on your phone less radio.

-saridnour
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fantsay777:
sorry, my english not good , i mean flash radio there are all settings kept? and was manual where with betterecut man flash it , video in previous post
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] honest1212:
Any development?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] autoprime:
more VIA info can be found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1696621
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TOG1:
I have a SCH-i515 Verizon Nexus and I’m running 32 bit Windows XP. I’ve been trying to get assess to the diag port so I can use QPST, QXDM, or my own program that works like QXDM. Nothing I tried worked with the stock rom (4.1.1)

I tried AOKP jelly bean rom but none of the dialer codes worked. I tried the scripts here, (xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1626638) but always an error.

I next tried the Team EOS Toroplus Jellybean rom (which I really like, by the way). Dialing *#*#DIAG#*#* finally gave me the PhoneUtil dialog box. I selected modem for the USB, and the ADB and MTP devices disappeared in Window’s device manager and four other devices appeared. I then installed VIA drivers and that satisfied Window’s need for assigning drivers.

I then dialed *#*#DATA#*#* and entered an msl of 000000, then followed the directions here (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1696621), I got ELS working and can read from the phone.

I conclude that the SCh-i515 has a VIA chipset and not a qualcomm chipset and therefore will not work with QPST or QXDM as I wanted. :(

Please tell me I’m wrong. I have written debugging and logging software (like QXDM) that uses that interface. I need a Qualcomm diagnostic port to appear in as a serial com port (I have worked with dozend of older phones and my laptop has now over 50 COM ports installed and configured in QPST, so I’m quite familiar with the qualcomm drivers and have even edited the .inf files to get them to show up). I admit it’s been about 4 years since configuring a new phone and have missed the android revolution. I’ve spent 2 weeks looking all over and have not found how to get a qualcomm diag port to show up in window’s device manager. (By the way, the screen shots posted by autoprime in post #5 here (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1626638) is exactly what I see in most Windows mobile phones before and after dialing *#*#DIAG#*#*).