yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] coldflid:
Glad to hear this

I'll make a zip for that :)

It's just replacing the hosts files in system/etc
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kranti2064:
Excellent ROM indeed... with all the mods required.. A request, is it possible to make a deodexed version?

I am wanting to use a theme (Noed Grey Blue) but that is only for deodexed version...

Thanks in advance...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nedooo:
keep it odexed

I think it's odexed for a reason ;)

Surely that's the reason why I will flash it :D

Thanx

And for theming use drag & drop cca 15 minutes and you can have theme by your taste ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] coldflid:
Thanks :)

I could deodex it and upload it tonight and send it to you, but keep in mind it won't be as fast as odexed

I hope you like it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nedooo:
Just can't find any better ;) Thanks for your time and effort :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nedooo:
How about new version based on XWLA4 as JKay mod is available as from today :)

Please :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluheart:
Can I get a new link please as multi upload is not working?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] S@!n:
Any Screen shots?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] warfist:
halo

Jung wubistu

Wan komm neuer
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] penderperson:
Hello All,

New to XDA, been rocking the E4GT from release and love it. Rooted and kernel'd my last phone, looking to amp it up now.

What do folks think about TNZ Blend? Any comparing/contrasting of 1.5 vs. 2.0 and themes, etc... What's the fastest stable rom you have used???

Now that the good stuff's taken care of, I need some hand holding...

Done as much searching and FAQ's as I can stand and I have a good grasp of each process just need confirmation on the order.

Here's what I'm planning, please advise me on any changes or pitfalls I may encounter:

-Autoroot: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1342728

-Titanium Backup

-ACS recovery: http://chris41g.devphone.org/index.php?dir=EpicTouch/Stock+Repack/EK02/ACSRecovery5/

(or should i use this: http://forums.acsyndicate.net/showthread.php?2973-[ACS][ROM][Odin]%20Stock%20EK02%20rooted%20tar%20%28No%20modem,%20system%20and%20kernel%20only%29)

-Nandriod backup

-*(should i wait a day here?)*

-Flash TNZ blend 1.4, then 1.5 or 2.0, per their instructions.

-(definitely planning to go a couple days on this)

-Speed test, Flash EL26, Speed test

Does that sound right? If i flash straight to the acs rooted stock ek-02 kernel will I be good to go? Any more risky than what I listed above?

With each new kernel or rom will i get a different recovery or will the ACS stick? When a rom says EL13 does that mean I HAVE to be on that modem??

That's all I can think of, thanks a bunch for the help!!!!

Rob
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] penderperson:
Any help? Is the order close????
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Just_s:
Your post is a little all over the place, but I'll see if I can figure it out and give you some advise/confirmation.

First, Autoroot, I personally don't believe you can do better than Autoroot for the E4GT. Best root method I have ever used on any Android device (and I have used plenty.) So start with Autoroot to get yourself where you want to be, rooted. Now personally, at that point I would advise going straight into Option C. That's going to net you a custom recovery. At this point, it really doesn't matter which one you choose. They all have merits and you can easily get from one to another and try various setups. I would probably do EG30+CWM or EL26+CWM, but that's just me.

After that, it all comes down to personal choice. I personally haven't used TNZ ROM or ACS recovery. I am so satisfied with Calk's ROM that I probably won't jump ship until I am ready to go back to MIUI, but again this is all a matter of personal choice. Likewise, I know that people like the ACS recovery, but for me, I hope I never have to use a recovery other than Rogue again for the rest of my Android days. It's simply too perfect. Your opinion/needs will vary.

Once you find the ROM and kernel you want to run, let it settle. You DO NOT have to flash ROM>Kernel>Modem in any sort of pattern. The versions (EG30, EG31, EK02, EL13, EL26, etc.) DO NOT need to match, though personally since EK02, I have felt an improvement in function and stability when all three components are from the same release (could be placebo, who knows.)

I wouldn't bother with Titanium Backup until you have decided on a setup you want to run. And then, I would strongly advise running whatever setup you get to for at least a little while before restoring anything from TB. Several hours would be best, but even 15 minutes will give the ROM-Kernel-Modem time to settle. I would do the nandroid before Titanium. If you like the setup and there are no issues, you can do another one after Titanium.

As far as kernels, they will be packaged with a recovery. Which recovery depends on who made the kernel. If you flash kernels from the same dev, the recovery will most likely be the same or an updated version. If you flash kernels from different devs, there is a good chance the recovery will be different. Additionally, ROMs will be packaged with kernels, so if your favorite kernel is not packaged with the ROM you want to run, you'll need to flash the kernel separately.

That should cover it, you can add mods, themes etc. from there with specific help in the forums. You can also check out the Toolkit in my signature and Barnacles' wiki page.

Good luck.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bigtoysrock:
Auto root, acs rooted EK02 kernel, nandroid, flash MODDED wipe zip, flash your choice of Blend 2.0.

Things needed for flashing the rom is the modded wipe zip and Blend 2.0.

If your doing this tonight, just get it rooted with a custom recovery and PM me and ill walk you through it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Just_s:
So I was curious after responding to you and tried out the latest TNZ. This thing is hot! Very well put together. Clean and so far very fast and reliable. I may have to run this for a bit. Still can't go wrong with Calkulin's stuff, but this is a nice change up.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] penderperson:
Sweet man, that's what I've heard from all of their threads...planning to run the desparado kernel and el26 with it in a couple days and see what kind of crazy speeds it'll get.

Today's the day, but my wife's car wouldn't start this morning, so needs over wants, hopefully that won't take long and I'll be a happy andrioder soon!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] penderperson:
Alright folks, looks like I'm doing pretty well, got a couple questions.

Autoroot, ACS recovery, NAND, titanium backups, full wipe, flashed Blend 1.4, modded wipe zip, Flashed blend 2.6.

Now, do i want to restore my (stock-rom)NAND or do i create a NAND backup from this point? Same question with titanium, can i restore my apps from when i backed them up stock?

Any feedback on EL 13 vs. 26 vs. 29?

Thanks for the input,

Rob
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beethoven9th:
Just recently got my Note, and it's the best phone I've ever had. Love all the storage as well. But I'm curious though, how come everything downloaded goes to system storage rather than USB storage? (I have all this space in USB storage, but nothing seems to go there)

Because you are a noob I won't Delete this thread I ll move to Q&A post anymore in the wrong area and they get deleted, only warning-- Moderator
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Croak:
System storage is just where Android prefers to install applications, in a partition that can't be accessed without root access (and therefore doesn't need to be "shut down" when you turn on USB storage mode).

Since most apps are only a few megabytes, and you have almost 2 gigabytes of System storage, it's no big deal. You'll have to work VERY hard to fill up System storage with applications.

USB storage is where a lot of the data lives (cached map files, music, downloads, etc). Plenty of space there, for sure, but it's also "off limits" to Android when USB is mounted on a computer.

But if you really want to use it instead of system storage (I don't recommend it), you can go to Applications/Manage Applications then pick the app you want, click on it, and there will be a button that says "Move to SD Card". Keep in mind that things will load slower off USB storage as well, it's formatted differently and takes longer to read and write.

Back in the bad old days when HTC called a lot of the shots in the Android world, system storage was TINY, 512 or 256 megabytes, and internal USB storage really didn't exist (needed an external SD card). So it was a big deal when Froyo was released with official "apps2SD" support, allowing people to move apps the the external SD card.

Samsung blew that trend all to hell with the original Galaxy S, with unheard of HUGE System and internal USB storage, along with support for an external SD card. Now everyone follows suite with at large System storage, to be competitive with Samsung, and because memory is much cheaper these days as well.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pbrown77:
Just curious if the first officially released ICS rom is likely to be a non wipe? From my understanding most of the official roms are non wipe aren't they? But not really confident in this being the case, especially seeing as it will be the first ICS rom from Samsung and they may want it to be a full wipe.

Reason I am asking is because I am considering installing the beta rom XXKP8, reinstalling and setting up all apps from scratch and I don't want to find myself doing this again in what could be only a few weeks on a month....

How well does titanium backup free version work for the upgrade from gingerbread to ics? Is using titanium backup to restore program settings going to work 100% and not cause dramas further down the track or require a fair effort to restore everything to full function?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dikai_yang:
The biggest difference between pay and free TB is the automated restore process (no user intervention). For user apps I'm sure it'll be 100% compatible given that the app is ICS ready. For system apps, from 4.0 to 4.0 you shouldn't encounter too many difficulties. Whenever I update a base I always check the installed version and backed up version of every system app before I restore. And I only back settings for system apps (don't backup apks).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pbrown77:
Thanks. I downloaded titanium backup ages ago but have not wiped for the last 4 updates of rom.... Be good to flush the system clean.
[Vibrant Accessories] cyberpyr8:
Anyone else have a Momax 2700 battery and have a case for the phone? I am giving mine to my son but I want a protective case for it so he doesn't destroy the phone!
[Vibrant Accessories] Xenoism:
+1 for this topic

Been wanting the same for some time now!
[Vibrant Accessories] rexrbgh:
I have the Trident Extended Battery Case and would definitely recommend it. It's 2800mah.
[Vibrant Accessories] Xenoism:
This one?? :)

http://www.amazon.com/Trident-ELECTRA-Extended-Battery-Protective/dp/B0058RNHK0
[Vibrant Accessories] rexrbgh:
Yup, that's it! Only foreseeable downside is that it can be difficult taking the phone out of your pant pocket do to the size of the case.
[Vibrant Accessories] Xenoism:
I might look into this :) Thank you
[Vibrant Accessories] grose65:
This is for the t mobile vibrant right
[Vibrant Accessories] fitterdave:
There is a E-bay seller I have recently purchased a tpu case from that is not as bulky. I will not cross post My quick review from the thread "3200mAh extended battery-I NEED A CASE NOW" you can read it there.

moretalktime (e-bay seller or dot com) much cheaper then a Trident Case.
[Vibrant Accessories] grose65:
Just got mine today, love the feel of the phone
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] realmadrid1013:
Im a student and im planing on using my tab for classes (taking notes, etc). I found this really good app https://market.android.com/details?id=com.writepad but it says that galaxy 10.1 owners must root their device to install (touchscreen tune) https://market.android.com/details?id=com.vital&hl=en

I really need this app, but i don't know if once rooted I'll be able to update to ice cream sandwich or any other future updates. Can anyone tell me if I'll be able to update?? Any help will be great!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slack04:
If you root you will not get the OTA updates. CM9 will be out for rooted tabs way before the OTA update (not to mention that it will probably be vastly superior), so you'll get ICS, just not from Samsung...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RGardner:
I was able to update from 3.1 to 3.2 via Kies' after rooting. I just lost root, had to reroot... Though, honestly, I cannot fathom a reason to take an update loaded with tons of bloat when there are 100% better roms available here to flash in - and painlessley I might add.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] realmadrid1013:
Thanks for the answers, do you know if a rom for ics is abailable? and do uknow of any good roms?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RGardner:
No stable ICS ROMS yet - keep an eye in the Development section below for updates.

You have to match the ROM with your device. I have a wifi only Tab, so I use Galaxy Task V10.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ezcats:
there are ics roms....just have some bugs...

take a look: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1425631
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] gunnyman:
It's called At&T Messages. VM and Text Messages all in one inbox. I am trying it and thought I'd share.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.att.android.mobile.attmessages&hl=en
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] dschreiber69:
are you able to compare to Google Voice?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Need-A-Tablet:
Google voice seems to works fine for me, wouldn't suprise me AT&T tried to charge you for their visual voicemail service, I think its like $2.99 a month.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] TOA Duck:
There is already a warning thread on this a few threads down.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Red5:
You're right, there is.

This thread is now closed so we can focus on the other one.
[Verizon Droid Charge] braveally:
Hey Peeps,

Been wanting to do some gaming on the DC but most of the newest cool games run at a crawl on this device (or is it just mine?) I decided to get Chain Fire 3d and see if some of the texture settings will improve performance. Does anyone have any history with this app on our device and successful settings for any of the following games?:

Shadowgun (I think I just have to wait to upgrade to play this)

N.O.V.A. 2 HD

Back Stab HD

Captain America
[Verizon Droid Charge] adrenaline_rush:
Nova 2: wont run, I'm thinking because it's not officially supported for whatever reason. It says I haven't purchased it even though I did on a previous device.

Back Stab: OK, but sometimes will get laggy and freeze 7/10
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
Where can we get plugins?
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Ozgurce:
I'm not sure this is the right place, If it doesn't please remove my posts.

However..

I'm trying to make Oxygen 2.3.2 port for 2.6.35 kernel. (For test myself.)

I make zip and flashed it. It seems flashed and boot but got bootloop on that error code.

Its looping..

Is there anyone to give some direction to me? I googled it many times, didn't find anything.

Notices:

I'm using latest libs, stock usr directory with oxygen apps, framework and busybox.

I don't have a linux and my this is not my computer, so I can't edit or touch the kernel. So I'm using stock kernel.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] oguzhan mobile:
Ozgur desirenin .35 kernel icin olan romu var(son cikan) ona cm7 nin kerneli ni at calisir. Portlamak zor deil kerneller ugrastiriyo. Cm9 simdi biterdi ama kerneli duzenleyemedim. Turkce kaynak yok. Anlayamadim nasil duzenlendigini
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Blefish:
Do you have the partitions set for rmt_storage? Perhaps rmt_oeminfo is also needed?

Sent from my U8800
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] dzo:
Try adding /system/bin/rmt_oeminfo and /system/bin/oem_rpc_svc
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Cinthiar:
You are allowed to speak other languages on the forum but please say the same in english also. Because if someone else is looking for help for the same question they find it and don't need to make another thread. :)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Ozgurce:
Actually not. I try to use stock rmt_oeminfo and storage.

I try it Its worked but this time its got bootloop on Netd server start. So I'm starting over.

Something wrong with abd too. Sometimes Its not recognize the phone and not show it. Its make me crazy :)

Seems like I need to wait my pc because Its not getting any better for now and I must really learn how to /bin and /xbin works.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Ozgurce:
I found the problem about not recognizing the device on android. Its stock kernel problem. It disables the debug by default. Damn stock! I'm so nevbie at this =)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] arveparve:
Sounds like you are doing fine. Keep it up :)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Ozgurce:
Thanks.

Its looping again. :) Much work to do.

I/Netd ( 298): Netd 1.0 starting

W/dalvikvm( 303): ERROR: Unable to find decl for native Landroid/content/res/AssetManager;.initWithoutDefaultAsset:()V

E/JNIHelp ( 303): RegisterNatives failed for 'android/content/res/AssetManager'

E/AndroidRuntime( 303): Unable to register all android natives
[Galaxy S II Accessories] junkun13:
I'm glad I chose the sweet armor over the akiba
[Galaxy S II Accessories] kyroz:
Going for SZLF, thanks!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] mademicu:
No me gusta. A parte de que el metal no me parece un buen protector, tiene pinta de agrandar mucho el terminal. Aunque por otro lado le da un toque muy elegante. Será cuestión de verlo en vivo y en directo

*MOD EDIT* Google Translation: I do not like. A metal part that does not seem a good protector, is painted in much larger terminal. But otherwise gives a very elegant touch. Be a matter of seeing him live and direct
[Galaxy S II Accessories] alcaet:
What about this one.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/22092250833...X:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649#ht_2452wt_1202

seems nice and small.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] nicholaschum:
That's basically the IKUBA, but instead with the iPhone Cleave Metal Bumper design.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] alcaet:
And cheaper
[Galaxy S II Accessories] oopeteroo:
hows the size compare IKUBA to akiba slider ? and thickness ?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] nicholaschum:
I already added dimensions for each case.

AkiBa Slider: 128mm x 69mm x 14mm

IKUBA: 131mm x 70mm x 11mm

That means the slider is a little smaller than the IKUBA, both length, width and thickness.

IKUBA: 11m thick

AkiBa Slider: 14mm thick (antenna guard area)

;)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] junkun13:
my sweet armors
[Galaxy S II Accessories] yiannisthegreek:
I love my sweetarmor bumper(s). I bought a silver and a black one and I mix and match the colours so that body is black and the face is silver and vice versa... Looks very sharp...
[Galaxy S II Accessories] nicholaschum:
I like it! I added a link to your post so that other people can see your photos as well ;)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] grandem:
Where can i get sweetarmor in black cant find it on ebay no results for sweetarmor :S.

Is this the original?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Aluminum...AU_MobilePhoneAccessories&hash=item45ff9092f1
[Galaxy S II Accessories] junkun13:
Fake! The original came with Phillips screw not with allen.

Original here
[Galaxy S II Accessories] ifentanez:
Where can i get the sweet armor on Titanium Gold?

They Ship to USA?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] joco_ph:
thansk for the photos...pls include the top portion .
[Galaxy S II Accessories] jamiesin:
sweet armor black / titanium rainbow

Hey guys,

anyone know where I can purchase a sweet armor black or titanium rainbow?

also, if anyone here has the titanium rainbow, pics would be great :)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] grandem:
All original black frames ar gone on the entire internet :S?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] jamiesin:
if you google: 'superb accessories gs2'

that online store seems to have some left!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] raptorjesus1337:
Any idea whether any of these would work with extended battery (official)?

I am yet to buy either the battery or the case (I haven't chosen one yet) but I want to future-proof my purchase.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] nicholaschum:
Yes, these will ALL work with the 2000mAh official Samsung battery. All the photos I took had the 2000mAh battery cover placed on it.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] raptorjesus1337:
Thanks a bunch.

Was looking around for a definite answer but some people said it works, others didn't. Now to the hard part - getting a Sweet Armor.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] henryDgreat:
only titanium gold and rainbow available in gmarket. i need those dual blacks!!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] nicholaschum:
Added a new color for sweetarmor-gs2 metal bumper (Silver/Grey v3)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] raptorjesus1337:
Have now ordered a Sweet Armor from Superbaccessories. Will report back once I've gotten it.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] warrez:
i wish they dont have the hole for korea version's antenna... looks like odd/ugly to me
[Galaxy S II Accessories] charlie274:
It seems Sweet Armor is a nice bumper..:cool:
[Galaxy S II Accessories] raptorjesus1337:
Just got it.

Brilliant quality, superb finish, minimal weight and easy installation.

While it adds only a minimal amount in terms of size, still feels strange to hold for now. I guess I'll have to see how that changes with time.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] rustyguy:
^^ any chance they carry the variant that doesn't have the korean antennae hole?

Really interested to know where people found that, would make the sale for me. Colour isn't overly important.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] coxlufc:
not to keen on the look of these armours spoil the sleek look of the phone :confused:
[Galaxy S II Accessories] kud0s:
I would be curious how these stack up side by side with the Taurus bumper from toughracing

http://www.toughracing.com/zc126d/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=199&products_id=2091
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Ccollado10:
Oh, so beautiful...

But I live in Spain and I can't buy it... :(
[Galaxy S II Accessories] LegendZenify:
Bumper pictures looks awesome...

Sweet Armor adds too much width to the phone for my liking though.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] King Shady:
Yea I'd have to agree. I'm actually surprised so many people would rather have the Sweet Armor. The phone looks terrible with it when you are looking at it from the front
[Galaxy S II Accessories] JDMpire:
So where can we buy these in the US? I need a site that accepts credit cards, not just paypal (although that could work as an alternative)...
[Galaxy S II Accessories] raptorjesus1337:
Superbaccessories.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] thacounty:
I have a black Akiba I used for 2 days I will sell you for 55 dollars shipped if you live in the US. I only use paypal though because that covers you in case I wasn't trustworthy. It still has the screen protector, although I have never taken it out of the box so I don't know if it is any good or not.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Br1ce:
Has someone tried one of these cases with the 2000mAh battery ?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] sid9922:
Just curious..is the sweetarmor from superbaccessories.com original or fakes?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] netban:
If you dont mind parting with that hard earned cash, then I consider the Draco Design Aluminium Bumper to be the best looking bumper and quite possibly the highest quality bumper available for our SGSII's.

:)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] raptorjesus1337:
If only you could read

Mine appears to be genuine with everything matching the OP's case.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] aesptux:
It looks pretty good!

I didn't know those cases, thank you
[Galaxy S II Accessories] raptorjesus1337:
I'm currently selling mine if anyone is interested.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1520114
[Galaxy S II Accessories] kenkiller:
I'm guessing none of these will fit the Zenis docks for i9100? Anyone tried before?