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[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] kanellos:
About the ringtone setting, you can set the ringtone through a music player app, or a file manager.

I am using poweramp and es file manager respectively.

I have unistalled the default music player, but i guess there is an option there too.

I didn't understand if you can access the stuff in your sdcard.

For the rest of the problems I don't know.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Photoneutron:
thanks kanellos

problems @ present:

*xLOUD never gets checked

* Camera resolution/clarity is degraded compared to old. When I compare images at same lighting in my room, i could see tiny pixels of colors separately. the color profile of camera driver or the exposure ... something is not right. on daylight you don't notice! try it and let me know!

*display icons color gradation is not smooth. may be too much memory conscious so reduced depth???

but yes these are to add for correction, otherwise the OS is fantastic
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] DomusX10:
Me too "xLoud" do not ever check ...

and the keyboard backlight is always on until the phone goes into standby ... how can I fix?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] RayneRz:
Hi, to fix the kb light do this :

definitions -> Cyanogenmod settings -> Display -> Automatic backlight

Select " use custom "

Select " edit other levels "

in keyboard you have 0's put it like this :

0-3 -> 255

4-15 -> 255

16-63 -> 255

64-249 -> 255

250-(infinite) -> 0

Then click on the button " save and apply " .

You're done.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] dvillx:
installed it but my touchscreen doesnt work.. tried everything many times reinstalled but still touchscreen doesnt work.. please help me
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carhigh:
In my gmail app I click show pics but my gmail won't show pics in the newegg emails.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] epso-sage:
same here any fix yet
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slohemi:
1. Uninstall addfree

2. Delete HOSTS file in /ect.

3. Enjoy newegg emails
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] markatl84:
How easy or difficult has it been for you all to stay under the 5 gig cap? I have not yet exceeded it but I come within 100 megs almost every month by monitoring usage with 3g watchdog and just limiting myself. However, I do not feel like I am doing anything excessive. Its just web, youtube, music, and Pandora that is using most of the data. You know, the kinds of things one buys a $300 SGS II (with subsidy) for. I also tether to my Kindle to browse the web, for which I pay almost double my normal $20/month (I pay an extra $15/month just to have a built in feature re~enabled) without receiving any increase in my cap. All I'm doing is using the very features of my phone that tmobile advertises. Do you all have trouble staying under the cap? I feel like I have a ferrari that can do 200 mph (tmobiles 42 mbps network is fantastic in my area, delivering 10 to 30 mbps), but has a one gallon tank. Yes, I use wifi at home.

Finally, just how slow does the speed go if you do go over? Does the network connect to EDGE or stay on 4g and just slow down? How slow is it? I can't seem to get a straight answer. I know video and music wont work but can you still use the web like on EDGE or are we talking unusable GPRS like speed?

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] xsteven77x:
Unusable gprs speed. Even webpages time out.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] MarlonKaye:
Hi everyone. I'm running Galaxy Ace, stock ROM Android 2.3.4

Never flashed a custom ROM before, so be gentle.

Phone already rooted (I have the superuser icon)

From reading threads here at xda, I have download these 3:

1. ClockWorkModAce.zip

2. recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.6-galaxyace-fix.zip

3. GT-I9100_ClockworkMod-Recovery_4.0.0.2.tar

I'm guessing number 3 is not for galaxy ace, right? So that leaves 1 and 2.

QUESTIONS:

1. Are 1 and 2 essentially the same thing? Which do you suggest I use?

2. These two files are on my laptop. Should I simply copy either one of them to my phone's sd card, turn off phone, boot into recovery by pressing home and power button simultaneously, select "Apply update from sd card", then select either ClockWorkModAce.zip or recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.6-galaxyace-fix.zip?

3. After installing either of the two files, and rebooting, would "nandroid" be on my phone then?

4. I believe nandroid backs up EVERYTHING into sd card (recovery image, right?). Can I then copy it to my thumb drive or laptop so I can erase it from the sd card?

5. If I want to get back to my stock ROM, is it done by booting into the custom recovery (like the clockworkmod) and selecting an option there?

6. After going back to stock ROM, how would I go back to stock recovery too?

7. For clarification, when you guys are saying cwm or clockworkmod, do you mean ROM Manager? Because a lot of guys are warning me against it! I just found out clockworkmod is the name of the developer, not the app.

8. From the ROM Manager page at market.android.com ,

Samsung users: You must flash a Clockwork compatible kernel first (see XDA forums)

Is this really necessary?? So much prerequisites! =P

9. Should I install ICS Beta Full on my Galaxy Ace Android 2.3.4???

10. Already rooted, so how much time will it take from installing cwm to installing the custom ROM? I want to know so I won't panic

11. If I install cwm, does the recovery automatically becomes the custom recovery?

12. What does a full wipe mean and do I do it with the stock recovery or with the custom recovery?

Please be as detailed as possible, and use small words. :D

Appreciate it guys!

Thanks a lot!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] madman:
first zip is for cwm4 official one

second is cwm5.. i personally prefer cwm4 as had no problems with it

cwm5 failed to take backup when i tried to several times

and i have flashed all roms that claims to do it with cwm5 with cwm4 with no problems at all

you can copy backup images to laptop but DO NOT modify names of any folder as it will result in mismatch of md5 so copy directly folder as it is without modification

ROM MANAGER IS ***** DO NOT INSTALL ON SGA or else you loose your device damn

you can flash it on stock kernel as well

if you want to go back to stock rom from restoring backup then your backup must be taken after converting filesystem to ext4 or else it will fail..

so before backing up flash cf-root and convert fs to ext4 to save time of flashing stock from odin and then restoring backups

thats your option to install cm9 on phone as its not stable and needs many changes at this time.. if you are ok with bugs then you can
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] mdfzhi:
1. yes u should delete it. judging by the name its for sgs2, would brick ur phone instantly if flashing that one.

2. i dont really sure about cwm 5.0.2.6 (ur second file) either it can be flash from stock recovery or not but the cwm 4.0.0.6 (ur 1st file) definitely can. and i think its "install zip from sdcard" in stock recovery to flash it.

3. yes.

4. yes, its located in /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup.

5. yes.

6. by flashing stock rom via odin.

7. nope. here if we said cwm or clockworkmod, its referring to the recovery itself (clockworkmod recovery). rom manager is different thing, a tool used to flash cwm or rom. and yes, u should avoid it as countless sga already bricked because of it. and yes, clockworkmod is nickname of the guy who created it and named it as clockworkmod recovery, and here we just called it cwm.

8. again, avoid using rom manager

and u probably wanna read this

http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/what-is-clockworkmod-recovery-and-how-to-use-it-on-android-complete-guide/
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Prawesome:
1.First one is official CWM recovery..Its v4..Second one is unofficial CWM recovery..Its v5..I didnt have any problem with them both..But,you should not rename the backups you take with cwm5,it will give you a md5 mismatch error when you do that..

2.Yes..Just copy the file to the sd card

3.Nandroid is a feature of CWM...So,yes.When you flash cwm,you get Nandroid backup

4.Yes...It backsup everything on your phone.But as amit said,Dont rename them

5.By stock,if what you mean is,an untouched Firmware,like the one you got from the factory..Yes..But if you are going to flash any roms,it may convert the system partition to ext4,which will result in a bootloop if you try to restore the stock you have now.So,a better option will be to flash with Odin

6.If you go back to stock,you would still have cwm as your recovery..If you want your stock recovery back,you will have to do a flash with Odin(But,trust me,You will never feel to go back to a complete stock rom and the stock recovery after you start playing around with the other cm7 roms

7.CWM is a recovery..ROM Manager is an application..ClockWorkMod recovery is not a developer..Koushik Dutta is the developer of both CWM recovery and Rom Manager..If you have any thought about using ROM manager,then i suggest that you clean that thought because ROM manager does NOT support Galaxy Ace and if you use ROM manager to flash a rom,you are going to BRICK your device

8.Nothing like that,from what i know.I never flashed any kernel :p Right after i rooted my ace,i flashed cwm recovery..I didnt do anything else

9.Its your choice..The Myth Ics is an awesome rom

phew....:p:p:p
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SpaceCaker:
if you want to backupp your stock original firmware and want to restore wit cwm

download cf root

and then use ext4 manager

to convert system to ext4

then wen done you can backupp your stock original rom

and restore it with no problems ( ive used this a lot )

======================

SGSII styled rom

for galaxy ace

======================

The Serious MOD V1

fir galaxy ace

======================

The Serious MOD V0

for galaxy gio

======================

made by Robinandroid
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] MarlonKaye:
about number 5 and using odin in general

Hi. Thanks a lot guys for your effort in helping out a newbie.

I'm a bit confused about using odin. Is odin like the "safer" way to flash ROMs?

I know I can flash a ROM via booting into recovery, then "install update from sd card", and selecting the ROM. Does Odin do the same thing? When exactly should Odin be used? Only when I want to go back to my original stock firmware AND the original/stock recovery?

Thanks!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] codeknight11:
As far I know, ODIN is only for flashing stock ROM's.

And well, even if it can be used to flash custom rom's,please do not use it. ODIN can brick your phone. Flashing via recovery is the most safest way :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] MarlonKaye:
further clarification

Hey guys, thanks a lot. Please clear these up for me:

1. If I am now on stock ROM (never flashed a custom ROM before), then I flash a custom ROM like TheMyth ICS Beta 2 Full, and wish to go back to my stock ROM (which was backed up with clockworkmod recovery), do I simply boot into cwm recovery and restore the stock ROM or do I use Odin?

2. If I am now on stock ROM (never flashed a custom ROM before), then I flash a custom ROM like TheMyth ICS Beta 2 Full, and wish to try another custom ROM like cyanogenMod, should I just flash cyanogenMod with cwm recovery? Meaning, from TheMyth ICS Beta 2 Full straight to CyanogenMod via cwm recovery? Or do I have to go back to stock ROM, as well as stock recovery, by using Odin, and then flash cyangogenMod via stock recovery?

3. If I am now on stock ROM and wish to upgrade to an official android version thru samfirmware.com, do I simply flash it with the stock recovery or do I have to use Odin?

Thanks a lot guys!:D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] mdfzhi:
1- yes

2- yes, straight away. no need to go to stock rom

3- odin
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr nerd:
Idk if this was already asked or not but whats a good rom for games i use cm7 nightly 256 right now and i get decent speed but i wanna have a nice rom or kernel or combo of both so i can play and hack games a little faster im using godmode kernel right now and its decent over clocked but i just feel like i could get better performance on mc3 or dungeon defenders thanks in advanced even if there isn't a good rom a good way to make games run smoother

"I am always one of many."
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JollyGrnReefer:
Try decks 1.3d with salvage Zen 2.2.1 Cfs kernel, best setup for gaming.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr nerd:
OK does it have to be 1.3d and is that the latest version

"I am always one of many."
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigjack216:
I'm running cm7 stable and tiamat 4.1 SBC and my phone is fast but I also have v6 supercharger kick ass kernalizer overclocked to 1.2
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sitlet:
I think your keyboard is broken. Your period and comma keys don't seem to be working.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayshocka:
if your going to use deck 1.3d you should run it with tiatmat 3.3.7 check my signature for the links. it is lean and mean... i use FPSE (psx emulator) often with no problems. 1.3d is just leaner than 1.3. and tweaking it with car o dope tweaks.... games like buttah
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr nerd:
Alright ill give it a try

"I am always one of many."
[HTC Inspire 4G] schunter1226:
I've downloaded a keyboard (from abso tools to be specific), I moved the file to system/app and installed it and its still a no show.

Rebooted and still not there.

What else can I do? Thanks guys
[HTC Inspire 4G] Agoattamer:
You don't move files to the system/app folder and then install. Leave it on your sd card and run it from there to install. First thing I would do is go it out of there. Then see if the keyboard needs enabled in your phone's settings under Language & Keyboard. Then open up a text box to type in. For example use your text messenger. Long press in the text box, release finger, and choose Input method. Then choose your new keyboard.
[HTC Inspire 4G] schunter1226:
Done all the above.

Downloaded again, installed from SD card. Went into setting and enabled swype, long pressed on text box, selected swype and got a force close repeatedly.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Agoattamer:
Swype is free in beta form and can be gotten from swype.com. I know nothing of the version you are installing as it can be incompatable with the Inspire. There are many versions for many phones.
[HTC Inspire 4G] schunter1226:
I'm installing blue swype from the absolution tools.
[HTC Inspire 4G] mrhaley30705:
Did you uninstall Swype and reboot before trying to install the abso keyboard?
[HTC Inspire 4G] schunter1226:
Uninstall swype that's already installed on the phone?
[HTC Inspire 4G] mrhaley30705:
Yes. Uninstall, reboot, then install the Abso Swype.
[HTC Inspire 4G] schunter1226:
Where would the swype be located? I can't find it
[HTC Inspire 4G] mrhaley30705:
I usually uninstall with Tibu. But you can also go to settings/applications/manage applications and uninstall there.
[HTC Inspire 4G] schunter1226:
There wasn't a swype in there.

I'm confused lol. Ill just make do with the gingerbread stock keyboard.
[HTC Inspire 4G] mrhaley30705:
Ok, if Swype wasn't there is not installed. I don't know what to do.
[HTC Inspire 4G] schunter1226:
I read in another thread where someone was having a similar problem. They moved the apk to sys/app and it worked. Tried that and still a no go. Installed from SD card, rebooted and still not there. Idk what else I can do.
[HTC Inspire 4G] mrhaley30705:
I've tried several different keyboards with no luck. I got then to install, but i would keep getting an update notice
[HTC Inspire 4G] Agoattamer:
If you are getting update notices for swype then all those versions are out of date. The version I am running is 3.26.92D.36178.t0. If the number is lower then it is outdated.

Did you try the swype beta from swype.com?
[HTC Inspire 4G] schunter1226:
Let me get this straight. In order for me to use the blue swype keyboard from absolution tools, I first have to DL the beta from swype.com?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Agoattamer:
I didn't understand that you had to have this BLUE Keyboard. I thought you just needed swype. Since that version wasn't working I was giving you a way to get swype.

Give me the link to this blue keyboard and I will have a look at it.

Edit: I see that Absolute Tools is included in the Absolute ROM. So why would you not be asking this question over there in the ROM thread? You seem to be holding a conversation of non informational chit chit over there so why not ask this there where they can help you?
[HTC Inspire 4G] schunter1226:
Because this isn't just about the keyboard. I've had other problems with apk files also, just used the keyboard as an example hoping the resolution would help with other issues.

Also, I've found out that none of the keyboards work anyways.

Thanks for your help though.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Tx Redneck:
schunter, post your question in the Abso Q&A. I don't personally use swype but I had no problems getting it to install. However, I did get the update notice and it does not function as expected(swyping to type), I had to type normally for it to work.

I'll get w/the team leader to try and resolve this.

Tx
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] anuragvivek93:
After rooting my phn om ddkp2 i have seen that the vodeo recording i s a bit as compared in image mode... What to do??
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] anuragvivek93:
please can anybody help me... The video recording sucks very badly!! :(
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] vishal24387:
how did u root ur phone? I strongly suggest u to use UC kernel v07 non OC version to root ur firmware.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] anuragvivek93:
i rooted my phone by using this website : http://androidadvices.com/root-samsung-galaxy-sl-i9003-gingerbread-236-ddkp1ddkp2-firmware/ annyways about uc kernel can i use it on already rooted 2.3.6 DDKP2 firmware!
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] vishal24387:
ya surely...! No problem at all.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] anuragvivek93:
any bugs in uc kernel noc
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] bscraze:
Some users have prob wif videos

Cheers:)

Sent from my i9003 powered by Poseidon's Rom/Dxkp9 Junior + UC kernel
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] vishal24387:
use uc kernel with v08 non-overclocked version. Its totally stable. V08 Overclock version have vdo problem.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] anuragvivek93:
Beffore uc kernel i have to use cf root of amit?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] vishal24387:
no buddy...only flash uc kernel. Thats it. Nothing else u have to flash.
[Hardware Hacking General] pedlo:
Hi guys,

so, I have this spare Samsung SGH-i780. It's a wonderful piece of hardware (624MHz PXA processor, Zylonite based board with 320x320 resistive display), but I upgraded to a SE Xperia X10 Android phone, and I'm definetely not going back to windows mobile.

I'm really into ARM, I've been playing a lot with ARM assembly and embedded development, but I'm sick of Qemu and I think that real fun needs real hardware so here I am, seeking for some advice:

I don't wanna brick the phone, for me it's wise to have a spare working phone, and I'm not planning to open it and plug into Jtag, or even remove the original operating system.

What about using Haret? I could write a simple kernel and boot into it from haret, anybody's done that before?

Any other suggestion on non-invasive ways to develop the low level stuff?

thanks,

pedlo
[Hardware Hacking General] ilMessia:
http://andromnia.sourceforge.net/ There was even a thread here on xda about this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=481144&highlight=i780+linux :)
[Hardware Hacking General] pedlo:
Yes, i do know that thread ;) that's where I took the idea of using Haret.

I'm talking about a non invasive way to do low level programming (you know, device drivers and stuff). I don't want to run linux on it, I wanna experiment my own kernel.

At the university we have these very expansive Intel development boards based on the PXA250 processor (talking about 3k€ each), it would be really interesting having my self-implemented personal development board.

However, thanks for caring :p
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaher:
Is there any way to turn multimedia message. When i send a message thats long it becomes a multimedia message. There use to be a way to send long txts before on roms like miui without it becoming multimedia message. By joining up txts to create longer ones. If any one knows how to fix it or just give advice thanks as i always send long txts that become multimedia without my consent and i get a hefty charge :(

Thanks again
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaher:
Turn multimedia messages off*
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Obvious as is a search for the modded MMS post .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaher:
Thks mate will look into it straight way
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaher:
Im having a little trouble finding the thread could i trouble of asking u for a link

Thks man
[LG Optimus 2x] silentmelodies:
Most people here probably knows that the higher the CPU clock speed is, the higher voltage the phone needs. Which means higher clock speed results to more battery consumption. This is very simple logic, and sure, in real life practice this theory is proven to be true.

One method that is usually used to gain better performance while not necessarily waste more battery is by overclocking and in the same time undervolting. Because there obviously is a certain level of voltage needed to run a certain clock speed, the normal practice is reducing the voltage level to a bare minimum level where the CPU can still run alright while raising the highest clock speed possible. Reducing the voltage too low usually leads the phone to shut off because there isn't enough voltage for the phone to run.

By following the theories above, we can conclude that to achieve the best performance while still considering battery life, adjusting the proper OC and UV level is needed. This is obviously only talking about hardware affecting tweaks.

We now know that the main factor affecting the overall performance vs battery life turns to be the clock speed itself. Now here comes the ultimate questions.

1) How does the phone handle its clockspeed?

2) Does the voltage level change according to; a) the current clock speed the phone is running at, or b) the highest clock speed set/allowed the CPU to go?

3) Does the highest clock speed set (OC) leads to necessary higher voltage, or does the voltage accostumize itself to the running CPU level?

The most logical answer to number 1 would be that the CPU changes its clock speed according to whatever is happening and needs to be done to achieve the best performance. So the clock speed will go up when there's lots of tasks, and go down again when there's little or nothing to do.

Number 2 and 3 I can't explain, but I hope after someone with enough knowledge explains how voltage level works, we can have an answer to the following case;

IF two same phones clocked differently, one at 1ghz and the other at 1.5ghz run the the same relatively simple task for a long time, will the lower clocked one noticeably save/waste more battery than the other one? Or will they consume the same amount of battery because they would most likely be running at the same clock speed (say, at 200 ~ 600)?

Hopefully we'll have a better insight about overclocking vs undervolting :)
[LG Optimus 2x] countrycoyote:
I believe one would have to set each speed & undervolt up together if one scales the speed. I just run mine straight up at 1300MHz/1325mV all the time & set up profiles for screen off, charging, etc. I get wonderful speed & battery life.

Example:

1300MHz/1325mV

1200MHz/1275mV

1000MHz/1175mV

/800/MHz/1125mV

etc.