yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Inspire 4G] dennis5pia:
Nothing else with backward standard is connected, since I have it set up to N only. But the thing is that I have more or less the same signal coverage than before when I had my Aspen which is B/G only. In any case I should have more coverage that what I had with the G standard with my Aspen, and it is practically the same or less. According with Edimax website in N standard the speed is up to 6 time and coverage up to 4 times.

The speed is showed in the Wi-Fi connection in the device. Just go to wi-fi settings and hit the active wi-fi connection and a pop-up windows will appear with the info.

But according to my research, the speed limitation to 72MB is due to the 20mhz of channel width of the Inspire. I connected a USB Wi-Fi adapter and it is at 40mhz and it connect at 135MB.

Anyway my major concern is not about connection speed is about signal coverage that is not what I expected. Anyway I will try with another wireless device to see if the speed range issue is the router or my Inspire.
[HTC Inspire 4G] dennis5pia:
uhh. It is not supose that the N standard range be shorter. As far as I am aware of, this is in the 5GHZ signal, but my router only work at 2.4ghz
[HTC Inspire 4G] nehrou:
what channel is your WiFi running on? for some strange reason if i run mine on a channel >10 my Inspire doesn't pick it up...any other channel and it's good
[HTC Inspire 4G] dennis5pia:
Channel 11
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] prestonbrownie:
Sorry if this is a really dumb question, but I cannot seem to find Google Voice Search on my Nexus!!! It's not in the app drawer, there's no widget for it. But I go to Settings>Apps, and it's still under the "All" section, and I'm able to enable/disable it just fine. So I tried to go to the Market to see if I could download it there, and there is no "install" button (I'm assuming because it's a built in app)...help? I'm not running any custom ROM's...just stock, unlocked, rooted. I am using Nova Launcher, so that may be the problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nxt:
See the search bar on to? Tap the microphone on the right side. That's Google Voice Search.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] prestonbrownie:
Ohhh thank you. I disabled the search bar in Nova Launcher...I didn't realize that was the only way to do the Voice Commands...
[HTC Desire S] amidabuddha:
Wish you more great ROMs, excellent tweaks, and less bricks and troubles!
[HTC Desire S] riaan0010:
happy new year amidabuddah.

THANKS for all your help !!!
[HTC Desire S] MS.:
Thanks for nice wishes! Happy and productive new year to all xda members.
[HTC Desire S] Rohan_B:
Happy New Year! :D
[HTC Desire S] jhonny173:
Happy New Year to all :D
[HTC Desire S] dbargel:
Happy 2012!!!!! ;-) -sorry, too late? :-(
[HTC Desire S] klemono:
thanks

happy new year :D
[HTC Desire S] Ovigo:
Happy new year to all :D
[HTC Desire S] nuts engineer:
Why should it be too late?

Happy New Year
[HTC Desire S] ArcadiumNL:
Happy 2012! :D That it may produce a lot of new ICS roms voor the Desire S
[HTC Desire S] dimonicool:
happy new year!
[HTC Desire S] mackhenri:
Happy New year guys....
[HTC Desire S] evilrussian800:
Happy New year to all. We will wait new good ROMs in the 2012'th
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] melterx12:
Hey guys, Since the 4.0.3 CDMA/LTE binaries are not available on google's site, I had to find and pull them manually from 4.0.2, using the Maguro GSM sh install log as a reference for the files I needed. So I thought I would save the trouble for anyone else to have to do this and post the files here.

Here are the files:

https://rapidshare.com/files/731354314/toro_403_LTE_bins.zip

the zip includes the files needed, as well as the modified make files needed to tell the compiler to include the libraries in the build.

simply extract to /vendor/samsung/ in your Android Source directory, then build!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Treken:
Thanks for this!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chirality:
Doesn't the extract-files.sh script in AOSP do this for you?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iborgel:
I love you. I was about to go home and figure out how to do this, but you posted the binaries for me.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SoCmodder:
Dude thanks a ton! I was trying to figure out why my roms weren't booting...then I realized that only the graphics binaries were posted by google. Just to make sure, these files are pasted under /device/samsung/toro/files-go-here correct?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phazen18:
binaries usually get put into /vendor, not /device.

I was able to compile a bootable version using only the Google supplied binaries, though it wasn't fully functional (it did boot).

If you have a GN, the better way is to just go into device/samsung/toro, and run the extract files script with your phone connected (it uses ADB to pull them from your phone)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SoCmodder:
For some reason if I use the extract files script, I can't get the damn thing to boot. I forgot to run it once and built without it...it booted, but the radio wasn't working. So should the binaries that google posted go in /vendor as well?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phazen18:
The script puts the files in the appopriate location (vendor/samsung/toro/proprietary if memory serves)

Coincidentally, the build I compiled from Google provided binaries had the same problem of not having radio connectivity.

To be honest, I have yet to get a functional compile using the extract script as well, though I've heard others have. I didn't do much troubleshooting, instead just kanged AOKP's vendor and device tree from github.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SoCmodder:
Good to hear I'm not the only one. I just built it again and now I'm stuck at the google logo. I might just go ahead and grab those off git as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phazen18:
Yes. They may even be the same exact GPU binaries the script pulls from the phone (I've never checked).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SoCmodder:
would it be smart to run clobber before trying to build again?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phazen18:
Based solely on having seen a warning that says you should after running the extract script, I'd say yes =)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chirality:
For those of you who can't boot off your builds, are you building 4.0.3_r1? By default that build is configured to require a newer radio and bootloader than what's out officially, so you'll have to modify the board config to get those to boot on production Galaxy Nexuses.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SoCmodder:
Herp derp, yeah that's what I was trying to do. I just kanged the AOKP one's for now. I suppose I should look into them and learn how to straighten it out myself though.

A little off topic I suppose, but do any of you know if the current SU.zip will work with the new bootloader/radios?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chirality:
All the production bootloader/radio versions should be compatible with each other. Just change device/samsung/toro/board-info.txt to require whichever version is currently on your device and your build should boot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phazen18:
After digging into it last night and this morning, I found:

- No bootloader issues. The board-info.txt issue was fixed upstream, and is in branch ics-mr1.

- Turns out even though it looked like it was hung at the Google logo, my device was actually up and contactable via adb. Logcat showed a problem initiating the graphics subsystem.

- The extraction script doesn't appear to grab some of the graphics drivers. Notable is that there is no vendor/imgtec, like there is when you use the binaries from Google.

Ultimately, I was able to get what seems to be a fully functional build (4G, sound, wifi, calls confirmed) by NOT using the extraction script, extracting the google binaries, and then extracting the binaries provided by the OP of this thread.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] shysstkille:
I recently purchased myself a Samsung Galaxy note, I'm in here and cook in the kitchen and realized that I need to upload my framework-res.apk and SystemUI.apk, can anyone here be kind enough to explain where I can find those files? I'm guessing they are somewhere on the phone.

Happy New Year to you all
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Cwelle:
/system/framework/framework-res.apk
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jaiiscool:
/system/app/SystemUI.apk
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Cwelle:
Happy new year :-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] William Haven:
Happy new year! :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Bassarnis:
May your codes be bug-free everyone! Cheers!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jamieross:
Same to all happy new year.........

Sent from the HD2's closest replacement, the Samsung Galaxy Note
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] silvehosszu:
Happy new year to everyone! !! :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] vessk0:
Happy new year!!! :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] equalness:
Happy new note!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] mokokawi:
happy new year......from a happy dell streakin friend

sent from my pimped out dell
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] naimmkassim:
New year = update ics getting closer :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] JulyDerek:
Happy New Year guys & girls!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] smackdownn:
Happy new year guyz..

Let's wish it our way by writing it down ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] capcanuck:
For some reason when I try to download themes (for jug 4.1) the download is unsuccessful.. says that content is not supported on phone ... anyone have any idea as to why? BTW Qas, I've used several of your themes, killer job on all!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mikeb85:
There is an app called download all files in the market try that and should not have problems anymore

Sent From a Juggernaut
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] capcanuck:
Worked perfectly.. thanks!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mikeb85:
No problem

Sent From a Juggernaut
[HTC Rezound] mpetruzz:
I'm a bit confused on when i'm seeing in posts that i need to flash the stock boot or recovery image. What does that mean and how do i do it??
[HTC Rezound] base0x02:
Check this post. The RUU is the stock factory ROM that ships with the phone. If you flash that you'll be back fresh how the phone ships. Flashing the stock recovery will get rid of Amon RA / CWM if you have it on your phone now. But you can reflash those things after going back to a stock configuration.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darwichee:
Hi guys,

I used this method to root my phone:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1103399

Everything seems to work fine, and i just installed my first rom (ginger mod), i would like to ask you:

1. Every time i install a new rom, i'll do a wipe for secerity reasons, but by doing this, how come everything i had on the phone doesn't dissapear, like pictures? Doesn't wipe mean factory reset = remove everything on the phone?

2. Every time i install a new rom, does the older one get removed automatic or do they stay left on the phone, if so how do i remove the old stuff?

3. I know this may sound stupid, but do i have the same root every time i install new rom? Because i noticed when i install new rom and i went i to recovery mode i see new color on the Meny, that's normal?

4. Which app is good for beginners to start with, like Rom's and doing backup, which of these should i purchase: titanium backup, rom manager P, rom toolbox P.

thanks guys,
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aceofclubs:
1. Internal SD card data remains. Can't tell you why it just does.

2. Old Rom is replaced. No need to remove it.

3. Each Rom has its own kernel. That kernel may or may not be rooted.

4. Titanium backup. Also do backup via CWM.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darwichee:
Thank you for the quic answers,

1. when you're talking about the CWN, do you mean the one in the Rom manager?

2. So each rome, has their own root theme if i understood this correctly, so i don't need to worrie about re-rooting the device or something like that, because each rom has their own theme and meny?

3. which rom do you use and why, do you think that ginger-mod is good?

thanks again.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheSniperFan:
One you did a backup with your ClockWorkMod recovery, you can experiment as much as you wish. You can go with various TouchWiz-based roms. You can try CyanogenMod or MIUI, which are completely different. And if you don't like them, just restore the backup.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darwichee:
1.Ok guys, i soon understand everything. I never did a backup on any roms. Here's the deal. When i first rooted the device, i used this method:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1103399

2.I also got the CWM app with this root, and superuser( which i dont know what this do), but now when i installed Ginger-mod, suddenly i don't have the CWM app anymore, which i guess is normal?

3.So please can you explain this for me. Lets say i have ginger-mod now, but i decide i want to install CM7 now, but before i do this, i'll have to do a backup of the ginger-mod if something goes wrong with the CM7, am i right so far?

So i'll have to install this CWM app (where i find it?) and make a backup, and then try a new rom. But if i make a wipe before installing new rom, wont the CWM app dissapear or something like that? Or if i install new rom again, will the CWM app be gone again?

I know my English grammer isn't that great, but i'll hope you understood me anyway.

thanks again
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheSniperFan:
The CWM app is a manager for the ClockWorkMod-recovery. The ClockWorkMod-recovery is a replacement for the stock Android-recovery. You enter the recovery by shutting your device down, holding volume-up and home and then pressing the power-button until you see the galaxy s2 logo. The CWM-app does not give you root-rights, in fact, it requires root-rights to work properly.

The SuperUser app gives you the root-rights. On OS' like Linux (and of course Android) there is one user called "root" (or superuser). He is basically what the Administrator was for Windows before Vista, having full access to everything.

The superuser-app manages what apps get root-permissions. You'll notice when it happens, because whenever an app wants to gain root-permissions, you'll see the superuser-app popping up and asking you if this is OK.

The fact that you don't have the CWM-App is no problem, as it just manages the recovery. The recovery itself does not need additional apps to be installed.

Enter the cwm-recovery (already said how you do this). You'll find various menus. One of them is the "Backup and Restore"-menu. You'll just create a backup to your internal or external sdcard (as you wish). When it is completed (without errors), you can safely flash any other rom. If you want to come back, you just enter cwm again and restore the backup.

You don't have to create a backup, but it's always good to have one of a working system.

As I already said, you don't need the app. If your kernel does not provide it (it's just not there from the start), live with it. Everything you do in this app will just start the cwm-recovery anyway.

The ClockWorkMod-recovery is the "standard" for custom-roms. You can be sure that, if you flash another rom, it will have it too. And if your Rom does not come with CWM (like a stock-rom), you can just flash a kernel with cwm again (like Siyah).

Hope this clears things up for you. If you have any more questions (even if you think they're stupid) ask us here. It's better to ask twice, than to break something.

Happy new year! :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darwichee:
thank you, you explained everything perfect. I think i can manage figure out the rest by my self. Just one last question:

I noticed to good programs, and where you also could do a backup for your rom's and much more:

# Rom manager (Premium)

# Root toolbox (Pro)

Which one of these would you suggest for a beginner friendly UI and settings, do you use one of these?

thanks, and happy new year.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheSniperFan:
You don't need them. The ROM-manager is just an app like the cwm-app. It handles your ClockWorkMod-recovery. It does nothing itself. Once you click create backup, your phone will reboot into the ClockWorkMod-recovery, which will do the job.

However for the ROM-manager to work, you need to install the ClockWorkMod-recovery that shops with it. Just stick with the version of your kernel. This avoids confusion.

Besides that the ClockWorkMod-recovery is beginner-friendly. Just don't touch any options, you don't know what they do.

I recommend you to get a kernel with the latest recovery. The Siyah-kernel. It is compatible to practically every ROM out there. Just reflash the kernel after you flash a ROM.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darwichee:
You have been veryhelpful, i've learned a few things now thanks to you. Just some last questions then i'm fine.

1. I've downloaded Siyahkernal from his website http://www.gokhanmoral.com/ and as you see, i can choose between TAR, and Zip (download), which one of them is it that i put under the PDA in Odin? Or it doesn't matter which i download?

2. So after every Rom install i make, i install Siyah-kernal, let's say i installed Ginger-Mod, and this mod has Darkknight kernal, and now i install Siyah, will Siyah replace the other kernal, or will those 2 stick with eachother?

3. Just so i don't make any misstakes, installing kernal, is like installing root for the first time right? Meaning = 1, Put phone into download mode. 2.Put the kernal file in PDA 3. Press start?

4. I've noticed that there's a new version av Siyah 2.6.4, is this stable, and have he released it for download yet, because i couldn't find it?

Thanks for every answer you giving me. I feel much safer allready =).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheSniperFan:
As JJEgan said.

4. You can see what the developer is working on while he is doing it. Therefore the changelog for the latest release is what to expect for the next version.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darwichee:
Ah ok, i see. But do you think i should use the 2.6.3 version( since it's new), or is there any older version that's more stable?

Answer to Jjegan:

Yes i know, but there's allways something els you can say to the store, because they can't proof my phone got destroyed by rootinng,or can they?

Thanks guys.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheSniperFan:
Go with the latest one and, if you experience any problems, look for an update or downgrade, if there is none available yet.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darwichee:
I started to notice another problem.

Sometimes CWM wont recognize my external SD, example: I have put kernal, and roms in it, and when i want to flash these, i only get "no files found". And sometimes it work, but often it wont.

What can i do about this?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheSniperFan:
Sometimes cwm mistakes the internal for the external. Just take the other option.

Besides that, better update to Siyah 2.6.4. The ClockWorkMod there is more reliable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peronif5:
i soft brcked my phone and it bootloops in the google screen. its rooted and i have cwm. ive read thread on how to fix it via fastboot but its not finding the commands. please help on a step to step tutorial on how to fix it please! im a noob on this type of stuff. Id really appreciate it. thankyou(:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonnydopemsr:
Just pull battery

Put battery back in

Hold down volume up n down (press in middle) and the power button.

Then if u have a nanoid backup go to recovery by pressing volume buttons the select it by power

If not follow the fastboot instructions you found
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peronif5:
I know but I don't know how to use fast boot:(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] XfrostX:
Do this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1399210

That will fix the bootloop
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peronif5:
OK thanks I will try that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peronif5:
Mine is GSM though
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wardy:
http://code.google.com/android/nexus/images.html#yakjuicl53f

GSM here
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peronif5:
OK thanks but I don't know how to use the fast boot commands because every time I try its says commands not found
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] droidstyle:
are you familiar with odin? If so you can odin a stock image...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1394051
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peronif5:
I can't use ad commands so I wouldnt be able to use Odin
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rabug:
This is for Windows OS only:

if you don't have adb and fastboot installed in your computer, download this file and extract it. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/53155491/adb_fastboot_and_other_tools.zip

download the original Google image from here: http://code.google.com/intl/pt-BR/android/nexus/images.html

if you downloaded yakju-icl53f image, extract with 7zip and you shoud see a .TAR file. Extract it again with 7zip and you should see bootloader-maguro-primekk15.img, radio-maguro-i9250xxkk6.img and image-yakju-icl53f.zip.

Copy this files to adb/fastboot folder and open command prompt (SHIFT + right click – “open command prompt here”)

Reboot your device in bootloader mode and be sure fastboot is recognizing your phone with this code: fastboot devices

if you see your serial number's device, you are OK; if not, you have to install Samsung drivers properly.

then flash the images:

fastboot flash radio radio-maguro-i9250xxkk6.img

fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-maguro-primekk15.img

fastboot reboot-bootloader

fastboot -w update image-yakju-icl53f.zip (this command will wipe your data!)

device will reboot itself, and you should be done!

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This is for Windows OS only:

if you don't have adb and fastboot installed in your computer, download this file and extract it. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/53155491/adb_fastboot_and_other_tools.zip

download the original Google image from here: http://code.google.com/intl/pt-BR/android/nexus/images.html

if you downloaded yakju-icl53f image, extract with 7zip and you shoud see a .TAR file. Extract it again with 7zip and you should see bootloader-maguro-primekk15.img, radio-maguro-i9250xxkk6.img and image-yakju-icl53f.zip.

Copy this files to adb/fastboot folder and open command prompt (SHIFT + right click – “open command prompt here”)

Reboot your device in bootloader mode and be sure fastboot is recognizing your phone with this code: fastboot devices

if you see your serial number's device, you are OK; if not, you have to install Samsung drivers properly.

then flash the images:

fastboot flash radio radio-maguro-i9250xxkk6.img

fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-maguro-primekk15.img

fastboot reboot-bootloader

fastboot -w update image-yakju-icl53f.zip (this command will wipe your data!)

device will reboot itself, and you should be done!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ProGunNL:
Life saver!! :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Poweringup:
I have a problem: When it tries to write the factory image to system, it stops. Are there any solutions to that?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] tek310:
i loved this theme on my I777.

any chance that any themes like this will arise? not really interested in all the stock looking stuff.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] silver03wrx:
Ask on of the themeing devs nicely and mabye they will have intrest in it. Otherwise research how to make your own themes.

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Theres always a chance. Just depends on developers particular intrests.
[General Questions and Answers] alias65:
hi, i have an htc sensation and use revolution HD 3.6.10 ROM, i cant see farsi font with my phone, i wanna know how can i fix this problem?!
[LG Nitro HD] dnorthington:
"How good is..." Trying to understand what I can expect from a lag improvement. Any major warnings on apps NOT to freeze (other than home/launcher)?

Really hoping this phone gets some Cyanogen love and/or a debloat of the stock ROM with some feature adds.
[LG Nitro HD] theoski:
I froze music lilac and music widget but started having problems with bluetooth ad2p. Probably would be a good idea to start a new freeze list.