yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Wildfire S] intel007:
Try this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1392466

Flash from clockwork mod.
[HTC Wildfire S] efl2009:
Thank you for the info.

I used this patch http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1447593 and is working perfect now.:D
[Motorola Droid RAZR] royalbloodvi:
As you guys know the camera is pretty dark and doesn't match the colors in reality.

A common solution is to increase the exposure, but problem is, the camera loses its settings on every exit.

Is there a solution to keep these settings permanently?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Adauth:
Camera zoom FX app.
[General Questions and Answers] Citsme:
Hello,

I have heard about a phone being rooted or not rooted for sometime now and I decided to look into what it meant today. I've decided that I would like to root my LG Optimus V after reading quite a few articles regarding why I should root the phone. I am hoping to get rid of the unnecessary applications that can not be moved to the SD card; it stops me from downloading apps that I'd like to have.

I saw the guide to rooting this phone and I am good at following instructions and have more than average computer experience but I don't know anything about the android system or cell phone rooting.

Under the what you need, I am embarrassed to admit that I don't know what "ADB installed and working" is! I definitely want to learn more and attempt this but am unsure what to do next. Take it on? Some of what I have read about this is almost like another language. I appreciate any and all of your assistance.

cs.
[General Questions and Answers] Felimenta97:
I am on my phone, so it's hard to give you links, but in the Android developers, there is a guidde for setting up ADB. The most hardest part is wait the download time and slow instalation process to make it running. You need a 60 MB file, install it (the longest thing), and some files, Wich are less than 10 MB, extract it to the right folder and you're done.
[General Questions and Answers] Chileno4Live:
Don't do something if you're not sure that it will succeed. Rooting caused me to soft brick my Samsung Galaxy S and I barely managed to save it. There's no guarantee that it will save you if it happens. Just warning you. If you root your device however, you do get a whole new experience of Android. Weigh this out, and try it.
[General Questions and Answers] mike21pr:
Optimus V huh?

If its anything like the Optimus T, it can easily be rooted by just downloading z4root app and running it

Edit: if its running 2.2.1, z4root works. but if the firmware is 2.2.2 and beyond, then ADB is your method
[General Questions and Answers] FanBoy_Hunter:
Do your research. If you decide to do anything to your phone I repeat do your research. Google is your best friends, literally type your question when you have one and find the answer. Get a notepad read threads, watch youtube "how to's" using google put in quotes "HOW TO ROOT" "HOW TO _____" etc. Don't attempt anything till your sure and if something goes wrong don't make the mistake of thinking well I'll do this, this makes sence. You can easily brick your phone doing whAT you think "makes sence" last write the steps down on your note pad with links etc. Make instructions for yourself. If you do all this and you still aren't sure then you aren't ready
[General Questions and Answers] Deromeh:
Im a noob just read around on the site a lot and take on the task when you feel comfty I've got a hang of it in about a week or so.
[General Questions and Answers] killall:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1058431

Easy guide to ADB setup with screenies
[General Questions and Answers] Kannibalism:
the best method i know of is to use super one click root a simple google search will find you the program easily. I have rooted several devices with no fails using this method

Rooted Devices:

-Zte Blade

-Vodafone 858

-samsung galaxy s2

-motorola droid x

-and more

The process only involves this

1) Switch on usb debugging rom the phones settings

2) connect the usb to the phone and pc

3) click the root button on the program wait for it to root

4) reboot the phone and you will have rooted the device

a good way to make sure that you have root access on your phone is to download root checker rom the market, this app will tell you if you have root access or not mate
[General Questions and Answers] Citsme:
Thanks to all for your replies; much appreciated!

Mike,

For some reason, I thought I was not 2.2.2 but the phone was upstairs when I checked this message so I wasn't sure. Of course, since it is more difficult to do, I DO HAVE 2.2.2. !

I hadn't seen the new posts yet as I've been moved to this forum (Sorry I didn't get that right!) and I see that killall has provided the link to ADB I was going to ask for. I see that there are other posts, too, and I will definitely read them now.

One other question! If I get stuck somewhere, which part of the forum do I need? Not that I expect to :) but it's best to be prepared!

Thanks, again!

cs.
[General Questions and Answers] Citsme:
Hello all and thanks again to all of you for your input.

Fanboy_Hunter

- Thank you for all of the good, sensible advice. I have bookmarked so many pages at this point that it is all spinning in my head. I need to go through them and compare for consistency and try to understand the why's behind the how's! Also, thank you for what should have been obvious - using YouTube videos; I just use them for music and when someone sends me something funny; I've never thought of You Tube as a "How to" source. A big thank you for that.

Deromeh

- It was certainly good to hear that someone else was in a similar situation and was able to catch on within a week. It gives me some hope . . . :)

killall

- Thank you for the link to ADB; I haven't followed it yet but I had already typed my previous post and just before I hit enter to submit it, I saw your link. Much appreciated.

Kannibalism

- As I mentioned above, I have been to numerous websites and can't keep them straight - yet! I do remember my phone being on a list of phones that I can use Super One Click with but underneath the list, it was suggested I try another way first. I kept looking for my phone's directions on that website but couldn't find them. Time to re-research. Any idea why they'd say it's on the list for Super One Click and then to try something else first? I'll try to find the quote on that one.

I did try to find out if my phone is rooted or not by using a program downloaded to my phone from the Android Market called Connectbot. The directions from the website were to follow the directions with the download carefully and I would end up with either a * or a #; one meaning rooted and the other not rooted. (I could be wrong about the * and # - it could have been different symbols.) There were no instructions with the download and the screen that comes up is nothing I am even slightly familiar with; it asks me to "Use the quick-connect box to connect to a host." Totally unfamiliar with that.

Can you suggest a simple program to see if my phone is rooted or not?

Sorry for the length of the post; please know I appreciate the feedback!

cs.
[General Questions and Answers] Kannibalism:
Simple program to check root is this mate: click here

As for super one click saying that the phone should be rooted in another way i have no idea why maybe because a dev has fixed an app to root the phone

for example when rooting my zte blade the method that i was supposed to use was using a modified app i skipped the app and used super one click to root. I did this because i have more confidence using super one click than a modified app.

When rooting a phone there will be no extra benefits when using another method since once the phone has been rooted they have all the same benefits
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] PCLiteratesJax:
My husband has a Samsung Vibrant 3G, I rooted it and installed MIUI-NB_1.12.2_signed a few days ago and he really likes it. He just bought a used Samsung Vibrant 4G with the FFC on Craigslist today. Our question is if I make a ROM Manager backup of the current ROM on the 3G, can I install it on the 4G or is the hardware so different that it is impossible? Thanks for any feedback !! :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champ1919:
Vibrant ain't sgs4g. Vibrant roms (nitpickers) brick sgs4g, ROM manager shouldn't allow flash work on sgs4g... ROM manager issue with sgs4g too.

Treat both phones/roms separately...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] PCLiteratesJax:
Thanks !!

ok, off I go to root and install a fresh copy :) THANKS !! :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Bassmanjames:
Good luck with that no miui here...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
:D You did the right thing by asking first. If you need more help just go ahead and ask in this thread, plenty of people willing to help others who ask the right questions.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] PCLiteratesJax:
OK, we have decided to leave the OS virgin for now, no root and no custom ROM :) Maybe later we'll root at least. Thanks for the feedback and keep up the GREAT WORK !! :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] PCLiteratesJax:
So I know for future reference, what is the easiest and best application to root the 4G? I have quite a few downloaded when I rooted my husband's Vibrant 3G, such as SuperOneClick and Galaxy S One Click Root All Models. Which one do you recommend?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Bassmanjames:
Depends if your on froyo or GB
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] PCLiteratesJax:
It's Froyo 2.2.1 :) It's probably a much better thing than being on Gingerbread to root, right? It's a PAIN in the badonkadonk to downgrade via ADB, been there done that twice with the MyTouch 4G's ;) Successfully too, it was a huge learning curve though LOL
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Bassmanjames:
Eh it's the same really.just the method differ. For froyo you can find super one click 1.9 and use the PS nueter (sp?) Option just like you did with the vibrant.

are you planning on cwm recovery?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] PCLiteratesJax:
yes, I know CWM pretty well since I started rooting MyTouch 4G's a couple of months ago, I find it easy to use and never had any problems on those particular phones. But then, the MyTouch 4G's are HTC phones, this is a Samsung and a completely different kind of breed :) If you have anything better and safer for rooting the Samsung Galaxy S 4G's, I'm all ears :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Bassmanjames:
You could hit the GB upgrade, root, and cwm all in one flash with my one click guide http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1422824
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champ1919:
Tell him it's ok that his phone isn't as good as yours/ours. Just once for me ;)

If you decide on updating, 2.3.6 version is really smooth. There's a few ROMs around, just read up and follow any/all directions.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] m4127440:
development

this link is just what you need...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1213713
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fluidification:
Why is this thread on development? Move it immediately.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ericmpanda:
Chill out
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] xolanir:
Seriously dude you need to chill, or you can politely ask a mod to move it to q&a. This rudeness is not constructive nor is it helpful to anyone.
[Xoom General] OriginalMemnock:
I'm running build 29 of the magnificent Team EOS ICS nightly and it has settings for overclocking built in. I was wondering, what are the recommended overclock speeds for this tablet? Without messing with the voltage, what is generally the highest you can go without compromising stability?

Thanks in advance.
[Xoom General] double1:
I can't go past 1504 without reboots.
[Xoom General] z06mike:
Every device is different. Some you may not be able to overclock at all and others might be able to go 50-75% over stock. Try yours out and see where yours works good. DO NOT SET AT BOOT until you know your Xoom can take it!
[Xoom General] skinien:
I'm running 1504 and UC all slots 25.
[Xoom General] petrosl:
running 1504. Very smooth and stable.
[Xoom General] js345:
With 1600 i get ocasional reboots, with 1700 it won't even start, and 1504, perfectly stable. So 1504 is the optimum frequency for my xoom.
[Xoom General] Zues532:
My Xoom is 95% stable at 1700 on stock voltage.

However, I keep setcpu profiles with a maximum of 1504. Snappy enough for anything I need it to do and absolutely no random reboots.
[Xoom General] gamming:
I thinks 1504 is the best. I always gets reboots if 1700.

Btw eos has this feature. That reset the overclock back to 1000 if xoom reboots frequently. Cool feature so i do not neet to reset.
[Xoom General] ChongoDroid:
1.6ghz is partially stable however long periods of time at this speed creates instability. 1.7ghz is completely unstable for me.
[Xoom General] brakmaren:
Mine reboots ar 1700.

No reboot on 1600 for about two weeks....

Running Eos Nightly.
[Xoom General] banny7000:
I overclock at 1.2ghz. I would like to overclock higher but am a bit worried about putting my Xoom under too much stress and I'm also concerned how long this battery will last before I need a replacement.
[Xoom General] n7slc:
1504 here. Anything higher than that and instabilty and reboots occur. Battery life is still really good.
[Xoom General] iamq:
I'm getting ready to give my Xoom a ROM facelift and possibly overclock it. Is the performance noticeable over stock speeds? How is the battery life impacted? Thanks for any input! I love my Xoom.
[Xoom General] pucksen:
I am running 216/1504 for 8-9 weeks now and haven't had a single reboot on my MZ604.

1600 and 1704 also work without reboots for me, but I noticed a shorter battery life. No numbers tho, just my impression. So I went with 1504 and it feels perfect. :)
[Xoom General] canthearu:
My xoom:

very unstable at 1700mhz

not 100% stable at 1600mhz

stable at 1504mhz.

I used a CPU stress test to test this, rather then just normal programs.
[Xoom General] mcnob:
While running at 1504 (ondemand) I noticed that GTA3 was running a bit sluggish so I changed the scaling to Performance and it's nice and smooth again. I'd rather not have it left on Performance cos that's obviously gonna kick hell out of the battery so what's the best scaling option for all-round smoothness and speed from people's experience please?

Thanks.
[Xoom General] TheKicKer69:
Same here. 1504 is max or "reboot"
[Xoom General] travis82:
These settings are stable for me. :D
[Xoom General] |shaneo|:
Mine runs best at 1504 but i have setcpu profiles set to 1704 on demand when fully charged works great when playing games though it does get super hot and kills the battery quick. Its just nice to see the xoom has the oc capability making it hold up with its soon to be brother the xoom 2
[Xoom General] WarLion:
I was able to run it at 1.6 without problem at 1.7 not even start but i don't like to be at limit so i use at 1.5 and 1.4

Enviado desde mi Xoom usando Tapatalk
[Xoom General] brandogg:
I run at 216Mhz/1600Mhz 24/7 - runs perfectly stable, never had a reboot or noticed any "strange" activity.
[Xoom General] PopolZ:
Unstable at 1700

Stable at 1600

Usually I keep mine at 1408
[Xoom General] bullfetters:
OC set to 1600 / lagfree without any noticeable problems. Running latest TeamEOS nightly.

Had issues at 1700 when I was running Tiamat, dialed it back then and haven't changed it since.
[Xoom General] screwhead89:
Does battery life decrease noticeably when ocing to 1600?
[Xoom General] rmax67:
1504 with -75mv on EOS nightly 56 been flawless for me after 3 days.
[Xoom General] chaz81:
I run kang cm9. Setcpu is set to 1600. No reboots
[Xoom General] Mjamocha:
1504, as well. 1700 is pretty stable too on Xoom.
[Xoom General] rexorz:
I'm at 1504 without any problems.
[Xoom General] diablodow:
1504 is about the upper limit but I usually leave it at 1.2. Still smooth enough and battery life is great. Streaming music (Google music) while typing on a Bluetooth keyboard in quick office pro only eats about 6% battery an hour.
[Xoom General] AchillesGr:
guys,

how do you set profiles?

i do not see any "profile"settings on ics setup.

thanks
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HanafiahZainal:
Is there anyone here using this app for X8 E15i?

What is the best setting that can save battery life and also for performance.

Im kindda confuse how to set my phone that can save battery life and performance.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] belacker:
more performance more battery !

more battery life less performance ! :D

using setcpu, i set my phone overclocked at 768Mhz + performance governor and enable sleep profile 600Mhz + powersaver governor..
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HanafiahZainal:
Thats great.. Anyother good suggestion?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dipusen:
Use OverclockWidget. I use this and very handy to configure. Easily can find on market.

settings:

Screen on: 600 - 748MHz

Screen off: 122 - 245MHz

gives performance and saves battery.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] belacker:
:eek::eek:

how about ur wake up respond?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] - Swift -:
I use 'AnTuTu CPU Master' free from the Market :-) It works :-)

Sent from my tablet running Honeycomb
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lander00:
I'm using SetCPU with scaling SmartassV2

Screen on: 245-768 MHz

Screen off: 122-480 MHz

Night profile (23:00-5:00): 122-245 MHz
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dipusen:
negligible to around 0.5 sec.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HanafiahZainal:
What ur setting??
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thekiller99:
Hi thank you for everyone who will reply to this thread.

I use Turn by Turn Navigation which has a feature to allow me to download maps for offline use. I downloaded a whole area around me and decided to test it out.

For some reason it can't locate my location without an internet connection, Why is that? Does GPS need an internet connection?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andreacorti:
no, it's only 1215640 times faster with an internet connection, because it uses base-cell, wifis, ephemerids (oh I hope I wrote it right) downloaded from positioning servers etc...
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boneszbo:
What is your model telephone?

I have HTC Mozart and when i disable Data Transfer my GPS get fix 5sec.

A-GSP + GPS is better i now but in my model gps i very faster.

In my old Nokia n95 8gb gps get fix slowly. Only in car my gps get fix in car holder.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thekiller99:
Mine is HTC HD7
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DJSave:
Depends on a region where you are, I mean how many satelites are above you and etc.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thekiller99:
Argh i guess not a lot. I live in New Zealand and its a pretty **** country
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GeforceTesla:
Any way to install the ATT ROM on a europe version Atrix?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stef07:
Yes, you can :-) !

I've a 2.3.4 .DE atrix, I've unlocked bootloader and I've installed a custom rom.

No issues!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Zadeis:
OK I started this thought in a thread regarding someones question with gps apps on android. I eventually got into trying to figure out how to get Sygic maps onto the SD card and not the internal storage.

In the Aura folder (since it's Sygic Aura) there are 3 folders (Android, Maps, and Res) Android I'm assuming contains app files, Maps containing well... maps, and res containing all the graphics for the app (voices, sounds etc) there are also 2 other files in the main Aura folder "base-is-ok.txt" which is a completely empty text file, and database.xml.

This database.xml is where I have been messing with the settings for where the app looks for it's files.

It's normal string is "Arua/Android/ or "Arua/Maps/

I tried setting this to either extStorage/SdCard/Aura and I also tried /mnt/sdcard2/Aura

Neither of these worked.

I was hoping a dev (since I am very new to the Android OS) would point me in the direction of the location of the sdcard as seen by android and whether or not I need to root my Tab plus to achieve what I am currently thinking about.

I did just find a settings file that points to locations such as MapPath=/.../Maps so I might continue messing with that.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] eurorpeen:
same question

Hello,

I try to do the same thing without result,anybody can help ?

There must be something because when I put files on sd card everything work, when there is no file I got the sygic downloader and when I mess with the xml file, sygic open up then close

Thanks
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Alexei.Robles:
Hi

My x10mini pro it's

U20a

2.1-update1

BB M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404015

2.6.29

SEMCUser@SEMCHost #1

2.0.A.0.504

How can i change:

- The model to U20i

- The android version to gingerbread 2.3.x

- The compilation to 2.1.1.A.0.6/2.1.1.C.0.0

But without touching the baseband

Can someone help me, please? D:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Ticklefish:
- Hmm, you should be able to change the model number by editing your build.prop

- The only way you can get 2.3 is by flashing a new ROM. SE stopped at 2.1

- Not completely sure about this one but I think you should be able to use Flashtool to get those firmwares.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Alexei.Robles:
That's the problem, i tried editing the build.prop, maybe i did it wrong, d'you know what should it say, exactly what D:

And i tried to change the rest with flashtool, but the only thing that did change was the baseband, used to be the one that ends with 06 and it changed to 015, but the rest didn't change.

I want to change the rom to the mini cm7 2.1.7 for x10minipro

I already changed the x10mini (E10i) i have, with a rom for the mini (no pro) cm7 2.1.6, but now that i see the one for mini pro i can't change it.

does anyone know what can i do?! T-T

Anyone? D:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] drazela:
I have the same problem, I need to change from U20a to U20i. I also tried to change the build.prop but it doesn't work. I need help, what can I do?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] tcprado:
Why do you need to change the model? When you flash a new rom, the new build prop already comes marked as u20i.

I have a u20a and just reflashed original rom with seus, I noticed the sony build.propdoes not have any of the ro.ril parameters, and 2G works far better in this rom. Also, 3G seems 2o draw less eneergy from the battery. Maybe when running with u20i parameters the u20a gets more power hungry. I'm looking into rebuilding the kernel myself and cooking a rom following the excellent work of nobodyatall and I would like to have some light shed on this u20a/u20i matter.

any info whatsoever is welcome.

As far as installing a custom rom, just flash the naa-11 kernel, enter clockwork recovery and flash the ROM you want. (minicm7 2.1.9 is excellent)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Boris0190:
Hey guys! I'm new in this site and I have a trouble with my LG P505 it's my first android device so I don't know a lot of it, today I install the ClockWorkMod on my phone because I wanted to costumize it, so when I installed the prog all went good but when I reset the phone gets freeze in the LG screen, I tried to enter in the recovery mode but don't work, so if anyone can help me with my problem I will be gratefull with you! its my first android and I was so noob...help me please:confused::confused:

pd. sorry for my english but I'm a salvadorian :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stopswitch:
Looking for an app that was like "current widget" which can show me current draw in miliamps so I can play with settings. Unfortunately current widget does not work on the galaxy nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tubes6al4v:
There is a great thread going on in the General section about battery tech: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1423054

How it relates to your question: The battery chip is not able to display current mA drain or charge. You can use "Battery Monitor Widget" to estimate battery drain.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stopswitch:
Good deal, thanks for the find.