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[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ishubhajeet:
ICS Shadow Rom by iShubhajeet

Hello Guys I compiled Ice cream sandwhich Rom for u8150 D and other u8150 series phones..

Please don't flash it if you are a noob,flash it at your own risk

This rom is beased on works done by tilal and zackconsole ,full credits to both of them,this Rom is still in beta,so please be patient.

Download Link :

ICS Shadow Rom by iShubhajeet

(Don't Mirror)

Working:

Touchscreen (synaptics/melfas both working )

Audio fix

Working Sensors

Working RIL (Phone call Works) The call app may crash but the calls works,its tested by me..

fixed Gallery,removed newer gallery :(

smooth systemUI (disable animation for more CPU )

Added FileExpert apk

Added no Frills CPU controll,the Rom Supports overclocking :)

Bluetooth and data reception is working

Sd card Read/write

keyboard fieldset in portrait mode (may or maynot work)

charging

vibration

SMS/DATA 3G-2G

Softkeys

Not Working :(

Wifi

Camera

USB and Wifi Tethering

Keyboard layout may go Off screen

Others

Native Screenshots (Run the command adb shell screenshot.)

Hardware acceleration EGL (trying a workaround)

Workarounds :

turn OFF animations in Developer Menu for smoother response

Use sparepart.apk for End button behavior to Go to Home.

Try this out for USB Mounting : USB mounting Workaround

(The files in the SD card are sometimes out of sync between ideos and Win7 after deleting a file. So use it at your own risk.)

Native Wifi tethering ( Install third-party apps, e.g. WIfi tether apk for ICS )

Flashing Order..

1.ROM

2.Wipe data

3.Boot into Recovery

4.Flash ROM

5.Flash GAPPS

6.Reboot

EXtras :

GAPPS by Team ICS download

ICS Keyboard Apk - download

Credits:

tilal

alanorth [for recovery and motivating Me :)]

Zackconsole

Use Clockworkmod 5,for flashing..

The Android version is 4.0.3,help me by donating :)

Thank You Happy flashing..:)

changelog 1.11:

fixed gallery force closes

added live wallpaper apk

File manager apk in system.

changelog 1.10:

added moded apk-framework with softkeys.

added idc file to /system/urs/idc/

fixed audio and some more stuffs.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] salva93:
the call work?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ishubhajeet:
Download link Updated

download link in few minutes..
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Giogts:
good :):p:):):):D:D:D
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] asisc:
@ishubhajeet:

Flashing Order..

1.ROM

2.Wipe data

3.Boot into Recovery

4.Flash ROM

5.Flash GAPPS

6.Reboot

What should I do on step 1? What you mean by "ROM"? :)

Thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] asisc:
EDIT

@ishubhajeet: EDIT

Ok I was able to flash it... ;)

Go improve it, still buggy, especially the "call/receive" section (it's a phone after all.. :) ) it's quite buggy: a permanent "error" occurs but the telephone still calls/receive.....BUT the telephone still rings even after the caller stops the call...

Nice job btw! (I really apreciate the "no frills" app...maybe missing in all the others ICS ROMs I've tried till now...)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] pako171009:
good friend, but I think the link does not work. Rest assured that I will be using this rom the daily
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] focusprakash:
i am not able to download. it is telling site is blocked can you re upload it.

waiting for the link

thank you.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] focusprakash:
Mr. Developer

i really like this work. i am able to access touch screen. blue pointer is not coming. this is good job but still call is not working properly it is giving some error.

really appreciate if you fix the buggs.

awaiting for the stable version.

thank you.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] marshallmutiso:
Nice work first ICS rom without pointer... that was such a relief.... Keep up the good work
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] focusprakash:
Dear Mr. Developer

can you please tell me when can you release the next update. i want to use your rom but unfortunately i am getting some error while incoming call. even the incoming call not showing properly.

thannk you

waiting for your reply
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] snakah:
Good job buddy, though important function not working (call function), it a really good progress for our device (U8150- D). please update me once call function is working hope to here from you the soonest cant wait to fully use the ROM
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] pazzproducts:
Github needed

Is there a github or public source code repository for any ICS build for U8150? There must be, but I can't find it...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] asisc:
@ishubhajeet: did you forsake this project?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] pazzproducts:
should be great to have just one PORTING to Ics. A good one
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] pier11:
tilal6991':

https://github.com/tilal6991/android_device_huawei_u8150

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1369857
[XPERIA X8 General] colmoschin94:
Hi guys,

today I’ve flashed the new miniCM mod and the latest NaA-08 kernel....all works good, but i have a big problem, now flashtool won't recognise my x8 and windows says that X8 drivers (the official SE ones) aren't good...:confused:

What can i do? I need to get flashtool working! :mad:

tanks to all! :rolleyes:

EDIT1: I've updated flashtool to 5.3.0 and now when i plug the x8 it says: device connetted with USB debugging off, but it is activated on the phone settings! =S
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5pace:
Hey guys, keeping the topic's size tiny, any of you can provide me with SGSII's stock calculator APK and the ODEX file? If yes, thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5pace:
BUMP

Anyone?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AzureusPT:
You should be able to get the file from any Stock ROM.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5pace:
Can't you just head over to "/system/app/", copy Calculator.apk and Calculator.odex, zip it and upload here. Since ODIN flashable files cannot be extracted (I believe).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AzureusPT:
If you take a look at my signature you could see I'm not on Stock ROM, so I can't help you...

But you have several ways to achieve what you want:

1) Get it from Stock ROM: You CAN mount .img and zImage files with a little help from our friend Google.

2) Nandroid your phone, install Stock ROM, get files and restore phone.

3) Wait very patiently for some user that will read this post and has an untouched Stock ROM installed in the phone.
[TouchPad General] jam3sjam3s:
This might belong to General or Q&A but I think it's development problem.

I have MIUI on my TP and my BT HP keyboard wont connect. It says 'Paired but not connected'

Is this problem with the ROM or it just doesn't work with Android? Is there a way to fix this or should I change to CM/Xron?

I have no problem with connection on WebOS.
[TouchPad General] JSmurfy:
yeah im gonnna have to go with Q&A section too

but to answer you

Leos 2.8 odexed is tight.. and 99% of everything i have tried is purdy sturdy
[TouchPad General] Steeltippin:
I had the same problem come up when I am using a bluetooth OBD II reader in my car and the program Torque from the market. It will say paired, but not connected. I then had to go into the Torque application settings and select the device and it works just fine.
[TouchPad General] upsmanraz:
I got the bt keyboard to pair in android. When it asks for a password on the tp screen, put in 0000 then right away type 0000 then hit enter on the keyboard and it will connect. Hope this helps.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rotopmetjeregistreren:
Hi all,

I have found the following instruction all over the net:

However this instruction does not work on any of my WP7 devices (no matter what version OS i run either). Since all of the instructions i found are underpinned with 'should work with any language' i would like to know if anyone actually has been able to get this thing to work.

In my case i am trying to change the 'display language' to Dutch.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tungmc:
Why my Glacier not change the battery ? Help me !
[Eee Pad Transformer General] midimaker:
Hi Everyone

I've had my transformer for a while now and the serial number sticker is long lost to the mists of time. I was wondering; is there another way I can find the serial number of my transformer?

Thanks

Rich
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Lokosis:
SETTINGS > About Tablet > Status > Serial Number
[Eee Pad Transformer General] pbtran:
Do you still have the box. It should be there.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] baseballfanz:
That's not the same serial number as the one on the bottom of the TF or the box.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mllk:
check your warranty card. It's there.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] midimaker:
Thanks guys I'll dig out the box and hope :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] imitebewrong:
Its also on the box itself. On a white sticker on the bottom. so even if you don't have the warranty card, you should be fine if you have the box.

I took a picture of my serial number and uploaded it to myself via Gmail. That way it's always in my Gmail inbox. All I have to do is type " Tranformer Serial" in my Gmail search box, and it pulls it right up. And its forever stored on Google's Mail server. :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] LegibleEel:
You can also find the serial number on the bottom of the tab, next to the asus charging port on the bottom. ;)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] goodintentions:
You can also find the serial number by a random number generator.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Tubular:
LOL :cool:

I think he said that the sticker came off so this would be pointless. Really the serial number is on the warranty card and the side or bottom of the box too so it doesn't really matter if the sticker fell off anyway.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tungmc:
My Glacier-Tmobile, the battery allaways in 100%, when it dow 99% and than it low battery, somtimes it auto powoff. Who can help me?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrmako777:
do what? hard to understand what youre asking bud
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dclaw_fantum:
Sounds like a bad battery. Replace the battery.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Calibrate your battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ronin09:
If you haven't gone out to get an extended battery, try this and give feedback. I have tried it and it does great wonders for the stock battery for now. You can locate this in the market.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] diablospeed:
Seems counterproductive to have a program running that extends your battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djR3Z:
JuiceDefender has been doing this for ages. I'll try it out to see how it compares, but I doubt it could improve on it at all. Doesn't look like there are any unique features.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dahauss:
IM trying this on my EVO 4G and I am not sure if it is really SYNCING my account at all with this program... I have left auto-sync turned on and all this program is doing is turning off data when screen is off and back on every 2 hours and also turns it on when I unlock the screen.

However, I dont know how this will sync my accounts.. if I data is off and a scheduled sync comes, will the data come back on?

so far I dont think it does.. I was testing GREEN POWER which had a setting to sync every so many minutes.. but it only went up to every 30 minutes which killed my battery syncing all accounts every 30 minutes..

I want to be able to use one of these battery saver programs but still be able to SYNC account to each accounts time schedule for EMAIL, facebook, weather, etc

some are every 2 hours.. some ever 6, every 8 etc

Thanks...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BatteryXL:
Hello everyone. My name is Michael and I'm the Product Manager for BatteryXL.

I'm very pleased and pleasantly surprised, to be honest, that someone made a thread about my app on such an awesome site, XDA.

First off, this app is in Beta. It's not perfect nor complete by any means and it will continue to be developed and polished for the foreseeable future.

About BatteryXL's Smart Schedules:

In the Smart Settings menu there is a field called "Smart Schedule"

Here you can select WiFi, Data, and(or) (Auto)Sync.

Then you select a Frequency to connect (15m, 30m, 45m, 1h, 2,h, 5h) and Duration of connection (30s, 1m, etc).

To answer the gentleman's question about Sync:

If Sync is selected, then WiFi or Data (or both) must also be selected. Therefore, whenever a Smart Schedule event occurs including Sync then an internet connection will be initiated (if available).

Hope this clears things up. AutoSync optimization is one of my goals for the future. I want this app to be able to save battery without any unreasonable lag time between emails, social network updates.

Again, please feel free to address any further concerns or questions.

Michael Malley | BatteryXL Product Manager

michael@legionapps.com

support@batteryxl.net

@BatteryXL
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dahauss:
Still confused. If your program has turned data off but then one of my accounts is trying to sync based on its sync schedule in accounts and sync (in Android system settings), will data be turned back on to sync and then off again? I have the setting in your program to turn on data for 5 minutes every 2

Hours along with sync which i also leave that setting on for screen on and off. Let me know.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pedmond:
Sorry to say this, but this app looks like a Juice Defender rip off: it has exactly the same options (some are still missing) and it has a different interface.

Does it actually bring anything different from Juice Defender?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cvmaas:
Yeah, it brings a GPS lock that doesn't turn off! Click off GPS in the app, exit and it comes right back up until I turned off GPS with the power widget. Having to bother with turning GPS on and off when I wasn't using any other app that needed it made it an instant uninstall. Honestly, the app seemed shady to me, and don't see a reason to use it over JuiceDefender if you are having battery issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BatteryXL:
Hi cvmass,

The only GPS controls BatteryXL features are a manual on/off (which shares the same functionality as the Power Control widget) and automatic enable/disable based on various events like 'screen unlock'.

If your GPS is turning on or off unexpectedly then that is obviously a bug related to your hardware and not part of the intended user experience. If you want to send me your batteryxl.txt (log) I could work on fixing the problem.

We're not trying to rip-off JD, it's a matter of us trying to create the best app we can to help everyone get more out of their Android devices. Saying we're shady is like saying Android copied iPhone because both has touchscreens, apps, sync, phone, etc... This is a matter of convergent design were in order to save battery power, both apps are regulating your connections based on a series conditions and triggers. I'll be frank, we've used JD here in the lab, frankly we felt like we can do better and that's why we made this app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BatteryXL:
Currently, the smart (sync) schedule only operates while the screen is off. but, this will change as of v1.2.4.

According to your settings mentioned above, BatteryXL will enable autosync every 2 hours for an interval of 5 mins. During this 5 mins, all your apps that have synced information are polled for updates.

The problem with the smart schedule now is with push services that assume you are constantly connected to the web. so sometimes, syncs get missed. we are working on it.

Let me know if you have more questions.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fatila:
I've used and uninstalled BatteryXL twice now. It currently offers a night mode which juicedefender doesn't (for free anyway). First time I got rid of it due to instability (most likely culprit) the second time is because of the data finesse.

I only want to use cellular data when wifi is not available, but when you enable mobile data BXL first of all uses cellular data then wifi is turned on using that. If you turn off mobile data it actually switches off all mobile data so wifi won't work either for WAN transfers. I need option to keep cellular data disabled but leave mobile data on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BatteryXL:
Thank you so much for bringing that to our attention - we'll add that to the features list to be added soon. So BatteryXL will basically disable cellular when wifi connects successfully and enable it when wifi is off or can't find a network.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fatila:
It might be even better to make the mobile data button actually mean cellular data and not mobile data as this is what I thought it meant so was confused when it was turning off ability for wifi to fetch data. You could make mobile data an optional component elsewhere as I think this is a rarer item.

Or add an additional icon for cell data to the common row you have in every state paragraph. This makes the control more granular and ensures no cell data will ever be used even without wifi (which is what I would want for many scenarios anyway). Re-reading my post I can see how I misstated that! Certainly both scenarios could be provided for. Personally it depends when I need data, I can change my calling plan accordingly from month to month.

EDIT: Mobile data only seems to affect cellular data (as you'd expect) but why when it is disabled in BXL does wifi go 'grey' and not get any data, odd. This is why I thought it throttled any data and the toddle for cell was separate.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 9kracing:
Does this app still make the GPS constantly look for a signal? I liked the UI a bit better than JD, but it just didn't work when I tried it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fatila:
That sounds like GPS partially enabled, like the GPS is on but A-GPS isn't. When that happens to me apps like navigation constantly moan about finding location before they can function.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dahauss:
I had to set the program to turn off GPS when screen off. The program does something to my GPS that eats battery if I leave it on while using this program.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ophirb:
BXL Uninstall question

I installed it on my I9000 but it was to complicated for me and could not get it to work along with my Email client so I uninstalled it, rebooted my phone and got something I have never seen before when my phone was booted, a message from Superuser stating that System is asking for superuser permission.

Is that natural or is it something that BXL left that caused this?

I'm using Doc's Master ICS V5 ROM.

Thanks

Ophir
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] One_Shot_2012:
I'm not too sure about this app. Been trying it for a day and can see somewhat of a difference, but nothing drastic..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lscotte:
One thing I do like about BatteryXL over JD or almost all the other similar apps is that it's not only free and not crippleware, but there are no ads. I hope it stays that way!

I have had some issues with the app locking up, but acceptable considering it's in beta - hopefully still under active development and improving.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lakeyece:
i just tried this app and uninstalled it after it started to make phone calls all by itself to *22899. i would end the call and then it would call it right back. seems like a good app, and could work but that turned me off of it. not sure about the whole mobile data off option though.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] purpler:
Hi,

If i convert to EXT4 from CWM settings, will stock ROM have any issues or it's going to work just fine?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] purpler:
got anwer at #moto-atrix IRC chan.

I need custom kernel which supports EXT4 first.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghost_og:
Once you get the appropriate kernel the CWM conversion works great. Keep in mind, whenever you wipe a partition through CWM/fasboot you will need to re-run the script, as they will get formatted back to ext3. They can still get mounted as ext4, but all of the optimizations will be gone.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Milenko2121:
What's the benefit of converting to ext4?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alcapone263:
Faster file transfers, processing, and the ability to read extremely large files. As far as I know at least, as I'm no expert
[Networking] lianhuness:
Hi, I got a samsung HD LTE phone from korea.

I am using at&t in new york area. The phone and mms works well. However, there seems some issue in internet connection.

The download speed is super slow, around 15kbs. I got full bars in my phone. And it shows "G" signal(Not "E"). I have tried the different apn settings, but neither help this. Any one have same experience?

I check the spec. It's not within at&t 4g lte band. But it is under at&t 3g bands. Any idea?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] forgiventhief:
I have the CDMA Galaxy Nexus and I put it in an otterbox on the first day. When I found out Verizon was selling the extended battery half-off , I dithered. Would it fit my Otterbox? I ordered it, received it, pulled the old battery, and put the new one in. I put n the extended battery back.... and couldn't get the Otterbox to lock on... that is until I put the original battery backing on instead.

Yes

, you can use the extended battery with the original back and still fit it in the otterbox. It is a tight fit. The plastic pegs barely line up, but it works. Very pleased for a bit more battery life and my phone still being safe.

**EDIT** I have the Otterbox Defender
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theclueless:
are you using defender or commuter? it is a snug fit for commuter with extended battery using original backplate, but i need to cut the rubber skin where the battery is to get the NFC chip working
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] forgiventhief:
I am using the defender.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EarthsiegeTA:
Nuts. I had hoped you were talking about the commuter. The defender is freaking huge, and then add in that the rubber makes it nigh impossible to get out of your pocket.

I had the defender for my Nexus One and got rid of it after a month or two. It got to be that if I needed to get the phone out of my pocket while sitting down, I was screwed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] forgiventhief:
Yeah, sorry. I use the belt clip, but feel like I am carrying around a tablet. :-)

I can barely get it in my pant pocket.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] fatgarfield:
hi guys,

I just rooted, and flashed my Samsung Tab 101. with Ganborou cooked rom, but then I figured out there has been no picture whatsoever in Market Store, everything is just text and no picture of the app at all. if using IMDB app, I don't see any picture also. Can't really figure out what's wrong.

This is my first time rooting :D Does anyone get any idea?

Also, just wonder, how secured a cooked rom is? :D not sure if I logged in with my details, will any dude able to access it compared to a stock rom?

thanks guy
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dvirring:
you got a link to this rom I never heard this rom?

Sent from either my Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Wifi or Motorola Atrix 4G
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] slack04:
Come on dude:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1336228

Go ask in the forum for that ROM rather than creating a new thread.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dvirring:
Ohh its a 3G from not a wifi that explains why I never read about it.

Sent from either my Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Wifi or Motorola Atrix 4G
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] norpan111:
Some kind of ad-block that is messing with you? Did you ask in the rom thread?
[General Questions and Answers] frau.von.welt:
Hi! I have a new tab, Intenso Intab 8", and I'd like to use the android market on it (not only android pit as already installed). Can anybody tell me how to do that? I installed g tablet.zip, as described here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=827209, but android market still doesn't work. Thankyou very much! Steffi