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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kizer:
I'm not sure why, but I can't delete or edit the default T-Mobile installed Bookmarks. It keeps telling me "This Bookmark cannot be deleted" Why the heck not. LOL

I'm running Juggernaut 3.7 and the stock browser.

I can add and delete my own bookmarks, but not the installed ones.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] outrayge:
You can try logging into your phone through Kies Air and deleting it from there.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kizer:
Thanks works like a champ. I should of thought about that, but didn't. LOL
[TouchPad General] thedark1337:
I just uninstalled Android through ACME Uninstaller and I full erased my touchpad + i web os doctored it. Is the uninstaller supposed to boot up every time i restart my touchpad? because everytime i shut it down or restart it, some commands pop up and i believe it is the uninstaller but i don't know what else it could be. I deleted everything that should've been deleted also.

Is this normal for WebOS to boot with those commands all the time? The code flashes by for a minute and then it loads normally. I am pretty sure i deleted everything i could
[TouchPad General] kopitekid:
Once installed you should only see moboot menu (Options to boot into webos, recovery, cyanogen etc) initially with cyanogenmod being the default selected.

If this is not what your reffering to i would try wiping the cache, dalvik and factory reset then reflashing the ROM. You should also check the MD5 of the download to confirm you have a good file

Hope this helps
[TouchPad General] thedark1337:
thats not what im referring to. I have uninstalled all of android by utilizing the uninstaller. But what happens is the uninstaller keeps running every time i do a device restart for the touchpad or i turn it off and then on. I don't know if that is normal for it to do that.
[TouchPad General] life:
I actually acmeuninstalled last night and I'm not seeing the "code" your speaking of, maybe if you get what it says it would be more help, get a picture or video. But if your touchpad is running fine I wouldn't worry to much since you can always webdoctor it back to life if the worst happens.
[TouchPad General] cjvail13:
I have done the same and I did not see any lines of code. A picture or video would help. Or tell us what it says when it boots up
[TouchPad General] cdmcfud:
You didn't put the uninstaller on the touchpad itself did you? It's supposed to set in the same Palm file on your computer as Acmeinstaller and is used the same way.
[TouchPad General] sweetboy02125:
Any reason why you guys remove Android?
[TouchPad General] life:
i did it to start fresh with xron's latest build. Leo is magical with CM7 port.
[TouchPad General] thedark1337:
i can barely read the commands its running but it seems like its reverting the touchpad back to pre android settings. It runs by the code for 30 seconds and then it loads webos.

I saw some of them as setting the cpu speed, the codec sample rate, deleting files that aren't even on my touchpad. I've doctored and full erase yet it persists. Hm..
[TouchPad General] x.wolverine.x:
Did you try to install ACME again?
[TouchPad General] darkassain:
what picture do see on top, if its penguins then it android, if its planes then its webos
[TouchPad General] thedark1337:
i don't see any planes or android but i do see that first its running a set of commands to boot into webos and then logging into webos. the HP logo shows up for a split second before them and then after the commands the HP logo shows up once more and loads like normal.
[TouchPad General] shywolf28:
Did u install preware on the webos or overclocked it? That might be the problem
[TouchPad General] phonecurious:
Can anyone post a link to ACMEUninstaller please?
[TouchPad General] life:
check your pm.
[TouchPad General] ga@:
Can you send me the link for ACME Uninstaller? I found dead links everywhere. Thanks in advance :-)
[TouchPad General] life:
here is the acmeuninstaller cyanogenmod had on their alpha 3.5 page of cm7

i have done nothing to it except upload to a working link.

ACMEuninstaller

If this not allowed let me know and i will delete and remove the link.

enjoy and hit the thanx button.....
[TouchPad General] ga@:
Thanx button hit! You made my day :-)
[HTC Inspire 4G] wingcook:
Question: is there any non-sense based fm radio applications other than the stock cm7 fm radio apk? I'm looking for one that has the text showing the station and current song/artist.

Thanks in advance.

Sent by a Kraft Yankee in Jones south on my baconanted Inspire 4g
[HTC Inspire 4G] Gizmoe:
Your best bet is to search the market.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] hiteshsavaliya:
If any one have right solution please help me:(
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sneakysnake16:
ok so my girlfriend got a nook color for christmas this year and heard you can put honeycomb on it. i did it and all went well BUT she has no market and i have no idea how to use adb and her nook isnt even recognized. i tried the easy adb usb nook installer thing and it wont work. now i tried to format my sd card to use as a regular 4gb card and i only have 117 mb left!!!! i have no way to fix it and i just bought it today from walmart. it was only 10 bucks so no big loss but still its 4gb i couldve used. is there any home to reformat correctly to get it back or any way to completely uninstall android sdk and adb and the drivers and redo it over and can anyone help me as to making the market work if possible? i installed the honeycomb image to the sd card so i dont ruin her nook and i dont plan on flashing honeycomb to the actual nook. i need help asap so please anyone on the website help me!!!!!!
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scottgti:
You should do some more research. Honeycomb on the nook is no bueno. You can use gingerbread with no problems. ICS is being updated daily, still some things not working. To format your micro sd card you can use SD Formatter from Sandisk. Try cm7 on your sd card. Works great. My girlfriend has very few problems, she is very happy.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sneakysnake16:
Oh ok thanks for the info I fixed the sd card.she will be happy to hear it might work cause I explained to her how annoying it was... Now do I have to flash anything to the nook itself? And is there any way to restore it in case it messes up? If possible id like it all done on the sd card and I could get an 8gb easy, and I could try for a 16 if necessary. Thank you for the quick reply too really helped
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] worldindo1:
Honeycomb in general is a no-no. The Honeycomb ROM you got was based off of SDK. Google never officially released the Honeycomb source code. As for your problem, I'd need more info. You could always wipe your SD and go to Wal-Mart, asking for a trade-in. If they plug it in, act dumb and say it came that way. Go with the latest CM7 nightly. CM9 is in a rapid change state at the moment, so unless you can build a ROM based off of source, I'd wait until CM9 becomes stable. For now, look into the ROM that would suit her. MIUI is well-supported and sort of resembles iOS. CM7 is strictly Android. Phiremod is nice but is officially unsupported because its developer decided to leave his Android life. Hopefully, someone else takes the reigns from him. My suggestion for you for now is either CM7 or MIUI.

I used to have a forum signature... then I took an arrow to the knee.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] worldindo1:
Personally I'd flash a ROM to the Nook. If you want to run CM7 completely off of SD, things get more complicated. For now, give her a ROM. If she likes the look of an iPod, go with MIUI. Otherwise, flash CM7 (the latest stable should do). Make a recovery after you flash and about once every week or so. I suggest getting an SD card for just recoveries. 2GB should do and when you need to delete old recoveries, just hook up to your computer, find the directory in your SD labeled "clockworkmod", open it, and delete the folders that hold the old recoveries. Most are named based on the date and time they were created.

I used to have a forum signature... then I took an arrow to the knee.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobtidey:
First, there is probably nothing wrong with your SD card as I think you have now found. When you make an install that is designed to run off the SD card the process partitions the card into various areas. Windows can only see the first partition which is the boot partition of 117 MB. Other partitions hold the system, data and "SD" areas and the Nook will see all of these and can mount the "SD" area as visible to the PC when connected by USB.

Various utilities are available to put the card back to a single full capacity partition. E.g. the HP utility or the Sandisk utility as mentioned.

I'd certainly follow the advice given on ROM selection. If you choose to use the CM7 type then the ROM build under the KANG MiRaGE thread is the best choice at the moment.

Although installing to emmc internal is nicer in many respects there are also lots of people here who have chosen to run on SD because they wanted to leave the Nook stock software unaltered. Providing you use a SanDisk card this will give good results, running fast and stable and does not alter the internal Nook software so you can just remove the card to get back to the standard Nook.

I started like this but then decided that I was never going to use the stock and eventually flashed into internal. For non-technical friends who want the CM7 experience on their Nook I normally use the SD card method as it then means they have an easy path back to a standard Nook.

If you want to run from the SD card then reformat your card back to full capacity, choose which ROM you want to use then follow the SD card install guide.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1000957
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sneakysnake16:
Yea I used a sandisk card and I fixed mine thanks :) as for installing cm7 I would like it on the sd card becauae if she doesnt like it then idk how to return it to normal...
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scottgti:
This ^^^. I have flashed cm7 to my gf's emmc, somehow, by accident in the past. I took it back to stock with the help of a thread in the dev section. Not a problem. It seems pretty hard to screw up her nook. She loves cm7 over stock. Actually, I used the cm7.2 kang. Runs really well on the sd card. If there is ever a problem, pull the sd card and start over. Always have current backups of apps/data. Good luck.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] std5501:
ugh, I feel stupid, having the same issue with the sd card. Can someone gimme the link for the sd formatter? I tried the hp utility and it didnt change any thing. Thanx guys. :D
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edvora:
Actually, the stock B&N operating system has a nice SD card formatter. You just put in the SD card after turning on the Nook, go to Device Options from Settings, click on the SD card option, and you can format/wipe it from there.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vB512:
Under Ubuntu, I use gparted.

For Windows, I don't know which one is the best, but when I had the same problem, I used MiniTool Partition Wizard
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] votinh:
Use MiniTools Wizard
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] worldindo1:
I can't help but notice you have it clocked to 1200MHz. No criticism, and it's purely your choice, but clocking to 1200MHz isn't actually... well, I guess the word is, "beneficial". Personally, I'm clocked to 1100MHz, and I'll tell you why. Clocking the Nook at 1200MHz makes it: 1) Overheat very easily, 2) Drain through battery like a b***ch, and 3) It has no noticeable increase in performance. I'm not the only one out there who has noticed this either. But I can't dictate you and make you change it. Just informing you that Dragons may be ahead of you. If you don't have any of those problems, then so be it. If I were to recommend my opinion for overclocking settings, I'd say 1100/1100 min/max set to interactive or interactiveX. It seems counter-intuitive, but I know of an article (for the life of me can't find the link, LeslieAnn posted the link in one of her replies to an LG Optimus V thread) where a developer did tests at different clocking settings. From his findings; overclocking is better than underclocking, minimum clock setting has a really miniscule effect on the idle power consumption, and setting min & max settings at the same step provides the most balanced power-performance ratio. Anyways, I'll look for the link and see if I can find it.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] votinh:
You know what? I'm here to learn too so any new idea, new knowledge, ..... all are welcomed. Once again, thanks.

Just I thought that at one point, we, dev. concluded that 1200 is best, not 1100, not 1300. That's the reason why I set 1200. Personally I haven't set to anything else beside stock 800 and OC 1200.

Since you said so, I will set it to 1100 and see if any better.

Thanks again, m8
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] my2cents:
Just get a new sd card here for 8 bucks: http://www.dailysteals.com/

16 gb class 4. :)

Only good for today.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emak212:
Go download EaseUS, the free trial. It helped me expand my 16gb sandisk to full capacity after I imaged the files I wanted. EaseUS got a great rating on CNET. I figured out what I needed to do without watching the tutorial video.

If only I could get my nook to actually boot now :/
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snow4less:
The EaseUS tool works like a charm. Thanks for the info. I got my 16GB back now...
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snooch6923:
I messed up my 32GB Sandisk (4) sd card too. It crashed running CM7 (no idea why) and I tried to reformat it using mini as suggested and then reinstall CM7 on it. It would not reformat to FAT32! So, then I wiped it, which maybe was my mistake. Anyway, now I can see the card in mini but checking the properties I see that it's all f'd up. Basically I can't format it as anything, number of cylinders appears to have changed, etc, etc. I have no idea what I did to it! Obviously, my knowledge on this subject is limited. I've learned how to create partitions, define or extend them and so on but know very little about how these little buggers work.

Since it cost about $25 on sale I'd like to fix it, if possible. Anybody have any ideas about how to fix or where I can go to learn? Does this problem have to do with the master build? I see that option in mini but don't understand what it is!

Sorry for being so stupid. I bought a new 16GB card and successfully made a new CM7 sd and restored apps using TB and content from my PC (thank god I had the presence of mind to back that stuff up)! I sure would like the extra 16GB back though....no $$ in the budget for anything more than the 16GB I bought.

I know this is sort of wandering from the OP but since others were discussing f'd up cards (albeit more easily repaired) I thought it would be ok. Feel free administrator, to redirect me if I should start new thread in Q&A. I did surf there and ran a global search of the NT threads and this was the best of four pertinent threads I found.

Snooch
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
But this is a nook color thread.

Everyone here uses burning software to put bootable NC images on the device and it fixes it. Not sure if such things exist on the NT. Best to search there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] al2x:
This is happening multiple times a day, randomly.

Ironically, I was at a vzw corporate store today getting a half off extended battery and incipio case, and it happened, i was driving home in the middle of a bluetooth call and it dropped, and while at work it drops every 10 minutes.

What the heck is going on? It even drops at my house, where i have "-93dBm" of 4G service... the notification bars will start at full 4G to none, grayed out.

This is extremely annoying and making my phone "work" a lot, thus killing the battery. It didn't make it through a 12 hour day today being in my pocket about 7/8ths of the time!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] antinorm:
I just exchanged my Nexus a couple of days ago, because of this exact issue. So far, I haven't had a single random network drop on the new Nexus.

(Tech support suggested going to a VZW store and having them swap the SIM card out, so I did. As soon as I made it back out to my car, the network dropped again. As I was walking into the Target across the street, it dropped again, so I turned around and went back to the VZW store. They swapped the phone out.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djR3Z:
YES. Had no problems until today (at least that I've noticed). Now its not getting any data. I get strong 4G at my house too. Right now its saying I have 3G but its not giving me any data connection despite what the icon says. Might have to take it back :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] causa sui:
I had no problem until today. This morning the network dropped out suddenly and hasn't come back. Plugging it in, pulling battering, switching all data settings (LTE/3G, roaming, etc) has no effect. I may be taking a trip down to the Verizon store over my lunch break...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DropThePuck:
There is an issue with Verizon 3G/4G data right now, it seems to be down nationwide.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iamsupreme:
I live in Arizona / Phoenix and am experiencing the same. I have no data (3g or 4g) and haven't since my commute into work today. It's frustrating. This isn't a Verizon 3G/4G data issue nationwide. My coworker next to me is using a Droid Bionic and has both 3G and 4G working fine. We just loaded up several sites on her phone. I'm starting to get peeved.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] causa sui:
Yep another co-worker with a verizon phone also has data coverage while mine has been skipping out this morning.

That being said, this is not a scientific poll since 99% of the people posting here have GN phones. Are there any reports of problems in the other forums?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iamsupreme:
Though several articles, this one being one (http://www.gottabemobile.com/2011/12/28/verizon-suffering-another-nationwide-4g-lte-outage/) are showing that there is, in fact, another nationwide 4g LTE outage. Maybe her Bionic just switches to 3G properly and my Nexus isn't? I changed it from LTE/CDMA to CDMA and powered off and on the radio. No luck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] causa sui:
Thanks for that. My data just came back up and it's 3G only now and seems solid. Perhaps Verizon has taken down their LTE network to prevent phones from trying to connect to it until they resolve the problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iamsupreme:
I'm getting a 3G icon when I turn off LTE/CDMA and put it at CDMA only. But actually trying to load anything with data (web, Facebook, YouTube) doesn't work. No connectivity.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Buddy Revell:
Yeah, Droidlife reported on the outage for ALL 4G phones. My Thunderbolt is also affected. This is one of the reasons why my paranoid self is happy that I have two phones: one on T-Mo and one on Verizon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lioryte:
Called VZ, data down in Miami. Phone is heating up like a mf, good 'cause it's freaking cold here like 68 :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] causa sui:
I want to live somewhere where my big problem with the weather is that it's 68 degrees. Anyway, glad to hear it's a network issue and not my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] denonlake:
Random signal drops in Baltimore as well. Especially after a phone call. On second phone and still same issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cancerouspete:
Here in Rhode Island, I lost all signal for about 4 minutes, had 3g for about 5 minutes, then got 4g on and off for about 5-10 minutes.

As of now i'm solid 4g with no disconnect or 3g

its probably because of that 3.7+ MILLION devices activated for christmas :D

be glad we don't have RIM with a 3 day blackout
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SomeGuyDude:
Yeah, and the problem with the GNex is that, unlike other phones, it doesn't seem to have a "no 4g, only 3g" capability, so when 4G goes down, we have no data whatsoever. Older phones that can switch LTE off are able to hook onto 3G.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] unremarked:
Very very much untrue.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] emuneee:
Settings > More... > Mobile networks > Network Mode > Select CDMA (default is LTE/CDMA) > Profit
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aohus:
its a nationwide issue affecting SOME LTE Verizon users.

http://www.droid-life.com/2011/12/28/verizon-4g-lte-nationwide-data-outage-happening-once-again/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TiltedAz:
I was in a costco this afternoon and it wasn't working. I originally assumed it was the metal building. Nope, Verizon's network again.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnSmith1818:
Does anyone have a good link or how-to for manually programming the Incredible? My phone won't call/text/connect to mobile network, but everything else (wi-fi, GPS, all apps) work fine. I think manually programming could fix it, but it seems like some murky territory if you're not absolutely sure what you're doing
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimSnoopOS:
Set up only involves you dialing *228 and follow the prompts to either activate a phone or update your roaming. I believe the only other activation method involves Verizon doing this in store.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flagmax:
It depends on what Rom you are using and what EPST but I can type ##000000# and able to change MSN and MSID(MIN). Then I can also type ##PRL#, 000000, which allows to update the PRL. With this Voice and Text should work. Only other thing that might need updating is SID which I found after typing ##DATA#, edit, 000000, in Advanced.

Again, it depends on the version of EPST you have on the phone.

The other way to manually program would be using QPST on your computer and typing ##DIAG# on the phone.

Finally some roms require to press Call after the # codes.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnSmith1818:
I tried to program it with *228 but my phone couldn't even connect to the network to do that. It can't connect a call at all.

I'm on MIUI, but I could definitely flash back to the stock RUU before attempting
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimSnoopOS:
Gotcha. To add, you must perform *228 while on a Sense ROM then revert back to AOSP. I'm not sure if you did that or if that would help in this case. That said, FlagMax's magic is way more in depth.

You mind my asking, when and how did this issue arise?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnSmith1818:
I had unrooted and flashed back to stock RUU when I tried the *228. Still didn't work.

Was a very strange situation. Phone was workign fine Saturday night when I went to bed. When I woke up Christmas morning, the screen wouldn't turn on and there was no LED indicator when I plugged it into a charger. I pulled the battery a couple times, but it wouldn't turn back on until I had pulled the battery and wiped the contacts off. After it booted back up, I wasn't able to call/text, but could still connect to mobile internet and wi-fi. I figured it was just terrible reception at my parents' house, but on the drive back the next day I lost mobile internet too and wasn't able to do anything with it since.

No clue what happened... but it all started with that battery problem. Go figure.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] newmachine:
that's exactly the same as my problem. :(

I experienced a few reboots on the past week and suddenly it disconnected from network.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonno92:
Hey guys,

I've frozen a whole heap of apps using Titanium Backup Pro, and it saved a lot of RAM but they still show up in the App Drawer; perhaps because I'm using GoLauncher? Is there a way to change this, or should I just hide each one of the apps in GoLauncher manually?

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacky.toh:
try to restart your phone, it will disappear after that.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ixidor:
Anyone know how to unlock the network form this phone?

Phone:

Samsung Galaxy gt-i8150 W