yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] kamarush:
This is a userdebug version. So it's rooted originally. In ics the superuser request is reversed. So the first button in request window is not ''allow'' :D like in the ginger.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Gustavo RD78:
I accidentally pressed the wrong button as I said Kamarush :D finally it is rooted!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] wenna.speedy:
RC? its joke? maybe beta. bug, bug, bug,...
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] AndroHero:
I've just noticed Minicraft has been ported to Android. Minicraft is a 2D take on minecraft by the same creator, although this is not an official port. It's also XPlay optimised. You can grab it in the market now.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.mojang.ld22
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] TheVicious:
I've already wrote about this... Check before You going to write...

Wysłane z mojego R800i za pomocą Tapatalk
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] AndroHero:
Yes Sir, sorry Sir. In my anticipation to spread the news i forgot to check, in future i will mind my manners, thankyou for correcting me.....
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] BinaryXeroMedia:
dude ignore him. I haven't seen his thread at all. At the end of the day you gave us info. And thanks. I will have a look. I have built some amazing stuff on minecraft so will definatly have to look into this. Thanks bro ;)
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] swebosdev:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1425995

Minicraft - Xperia Play optimized
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] TheVicious:
Don't be such a rude... I'm only said that I'm wrote about this game some time ago... I do not understand why you attack me - I wrote a polite and not offend anyone.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] MinionOfEckerd:
Anybody care to share what buttons they're using? How do you save the game? I tried to using the Settings button but that closes the game. Thanks!

Nevermind! :D I got it... You have to touch the screen first, then press the Settings key. It's been saving for about a minute now... Don't think it's working.

False alarm. Just takes a LONG time to Load/Save. :/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jjonlife:
I've been reading this forum for the past two days trying to see if there is a similar thread with this issue. Please point me in the right direction if there is a similar thread resolving this issue (this forum is colossal!).

I recently bought a UK version GSM Galaxy Nexus running Modaco 4.0.2 Ir8. I'm using it on T-Mobile's network (The GN is replacing my HTC Sensation).

The gentleman that sold it to me had already unlocked, rooted, and flashed it with Modaco. It works blazing fast. The only thing is that when ever I make a phone call it literally drops in less than 5 minutes. The signal seems to be switching like crazy from 3G to HSPA+ as well.

I've called TMO and they have no clue what the issue is (4 different reps told me 4 different things from needing to factory reset to the towers being down etc.).

Again the phone works great besides the fact that I can't make a phone call for more than a couple of minutes before it drops.

Has anyone seen this with their GN? Is it the phone? The Mod? Are T-Mobile's towers not able to pick up this phone's radios because it's from the UK?

How can I go about fixing this (Factory reset? etc.)? I'm literally about to factory reset this thing this morning when I get home from work.

I don't really have too much experience as far as rooting goes but willing to learn and get this issue resolved.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dwang:
What radio version are you using?

I'm on T-Mobile and xxkk6 works well for me.

If you don't know what you have, I suggest u go to the dev section and start reading for a while
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pukemon:
xxkk6 at the least should be on there. i think there is xxkl7 possibly. the xxkk6 is the stock radio, but if there is a kk7 or kl7 might want to try that as it would be a later version.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jjonlife:
How can I tell which radio version I'm on and does it give me the option to switch it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pnnorth:
Settings, about phone.

I had similar problems until I switched to KK6.

This thread has all the different basebands:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1405345
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jjonlife:
I've been reading the forum for a minute and haven't noticed any threads regarding this issue. Bear in mind this forum has like 1 thousand threads to go over.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pnnorth:
I was using KK1 before and it was absolutely fine until about a week ago, then I started to get dropped calls etc.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jjonlife:
I'm on xxk1. How do I switch to kk6?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jjonlife:
Thanks for sending me that link. Which baseband set up would be good for the US (NYC specifically). They all look like they are designed for European areas.

And once I put in my Sim card, why didn't the phone just figure out with Radioband to attach itself to?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pnnorth:
Basebands beginning with UG are for north America. I think there are a couple of threads in the dev section about UG basebands, it might be worth have a look at those.

KK7 Thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1382699
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jjonlife:
Thanks for the link. After reading through a couple of pages I'm starting to realize that I have no idea what the hell is going on with switching radio bands. Even worse, I have not read about any instances where one or the other will work very well in NYC (my area).

Is there a grid which shows which radio band is for which area? Anyone know of anywhere that shows the step by way to do this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pnnorth:
See section 3 in the first post of this thread for a step by step guide:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1392310
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jjonlife:
I appreciate that. Will be looking into it later this morning when I get off work.

For anyone who had to do this process: Is this a normal thing when rooting and flashing, to have to find a better baseband etc.? Is it because my phone is a UK version that TMO is having an issue dropping my calls?

And lastly, anyone know what the best baseband/radio is suitable for NYC? And why doesn't the phone just figure out which is the best baseband?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pukemon:
the baseband should work. it's gsm, the world standard. but i'm guessing since i don't know exactly what is tweaked, but that the specific baseband for your region will bias your phone for the known networks. ugkk7 works great for me. atnt. i think there is a ugkl6 or 7. sometimes you have to test them. some will work better for others. some will work great and not eat battery. if it eats battery, try another one. i think samsung is decent about releasing different radios for different regions. it can be confusing. now when it's comes to updating their roms, that is a different story.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jjonlife:
Ok,

The baseband def has to be affecting my battery. I'm getting not even 10 hours on a full charge from moderate use.

I don't really know exactly what the first owner did to it, only what he told me.

My plan is to bring it back to factory settings (found an article about how to restore the GSM version, but have yet to find any youtube videos abou it....I only see LTE videos on rooting and unrooting, and I'm not sure if it's the same process so I'm not touching those).

If that doesn't help it then I'll go about flashing and changing the baseband.

Again this whole baseband business is really new to me. The input you guys have been giving so far is much appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jjonlife:
Update:

Ended up coming home early from work and staying up all morning trying to figure this out. I decided on using this link first: (http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/restore-galaxy-nexus-to-stock-how-to/)

to re-lock. That took about 4 hours of troubleshooting and getting to know the lingo and terminology. Then from a combination of other youtube videos I spent another 4 hours trying to figure out how to lock the bootloader. Believe it or not the Xda link about this (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1392310) saved me from losing my mind. I literally didn't go to sleep until I made sure I brought the phone back to factory settings.

After I finally got the phone back to factory settings (believe me, it wasn't fun figuring this out especially when I've never rooted before) I noticed the wifi wasn't working, or had a very weak signal. Content with the phone at least being back on factory settings and locked, I go to sleep and wake up today seeing the same issue with the wifi (mean while, I now have good signal/service...didn't even have to mess with the baseband radio config).

I restart the router in our house and power down the phone and restart. Problem fixed.

Not really sure why or how, but bringing the phone back to factory settings seems to make it work just as fast as it worked when Modaco Ir8 4.0.2 was on it. Except now I have amazing Service signal.

I can honestly state that rooting really isn't for me especially with the notion that with every new mod that comes out you have to be flashing on a constant basis. Even though I almost lost my mind trying to figure this out, I would still rather have this approach vs Apple's walled garden approach though. Any day.

One of the reasons I like the Nexus line of phones is that it's pretty much the only Android phone that gets all the updates first and on a constant basis. Which makes it such an awesome phone in that it's also the phone that Google allows any and all capabilities to be customized. I have true respect for all the devs out there who attack this stuff daily.

Just be sure to get enough exercise in and healthy meals along with rest lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pukemon:
some people actually recommend factory resetting your device from the get go. i would, but i always just run with the hardware just to make sure the hardware and stress i throw at it will handle all the roms and stuff. and to exchange my phone if finding there is a problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pnnorth:
Good to hear that you got it sorted out in the end
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jjonlife:
Rooting/Flashing is great IMO for people who will never have the luxury of getting updates like Nexus phones get. Take control in your own hands on when you decide you want to update(s) etc.

I'm sure any Devs out there (like on this forum) also love tinkering. To each his own.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jjonlife:
Indeed. I def learned a lesson: Never let anyone ever root your phone for you. The guy who rooted it for me was nice enough to say I could email him for questions but the more I kept emailing him the more I could tell he was probably getting frustrated at all my worrisome questions ("I'm dropping calls", "Is it because of the rooting?", "My wifi isn't working", "is it because of the rooting?..." etc.).

Just glad to know there are tons of available options for one to seek out help when issues like this arise.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] souleater11:
guys, I installed the set cpu apk from xda forum but when I try to add a Profile, I can't change or edit the default minimum (100mHz) and maximum (1700mHz) frequency setting.

I can only edit the Profile Name and Scaling Name.

My Main profile is minimum (100mHz) and maximum (1000mHz)

Im so confused.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
Set your frequencies on the main screen to whatever your want. Say 200min and 1200max (just for example), make sure your governor is not set to Performance or you will be maxed out 100% all the time. Then go into profiles and hit Add Profile. Select parameter you want and then you should be able to set the max/min frequencies then. Pretty sure if you don't set max/min on main screen, profiles won't link up and you won't be able to set them.

Been on a kernel that doesn't like profiles, so I haven't used them in awhile and especially don't use Screen Off profile if on any Bali (1.8, 1.8uv, x1.2). It doesn't play nice with screen off profile.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gdtennak:
Yeap that's true change to an oc kernel.
[General Questions and Answers] moonhkt:
[Q] Install CyanogenMod have problem "checking FAT32 Partition Number" Stopped

Hi All

I try to run CyangenMod Beta on my I8000 phone. it stopped on checking FAT32 Partition Number.

In SD try below

1 primary FAT32

1 Primary FAG32 + EXT3 + SWAP

Same result, Any suggestion ?

For Install CyangenMod , need install Froyo ?

moonhkt
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Androidwhiz:
I need a daily driver. Just wanted to get everyone's opinions. Currently using

MIUI-NB. It is pretty awesome, but has a few annoying bugs that i can't live with ( e.g. call volume). Before that I was using Project V and Bionix 1.3. Both are top notch ROMs that are very stable and have great battery life. They just seem a bit dated. There has to be something better by now. Would appreciate your thought.

A BIG THANKS TO ALL DEVS! YOU GUYS ROCK!!!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JettyLife:
ICS Passion v10 is pretty sweet. And pretty stable. 10.6 has some bugs. Make sure you flash GB boot loaders!

Also can't go wrong with a 360 productions rom like miui lithium or miui prime.

Nick knows his Miui.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kxlling:
If you're ok with 2.2 try toxic 8 (9 I'd out now but 8 works better for me). I'm using that with the gb theme (it comes with a black and white theme, which I normally like but this one was a little off). Toxic has amazing battery life too, along with Bali 1.8.8uv and juice defender it lasts forever and is very smooth. I just swapped out the theme market and Swype and all is good.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bfranklin1986:
I've been using jet pack for a few days so far and am loving it
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gdtennak:
Im using toxic darkyy 9.5, rom is fully functional. everything works just fine. Battery last for more than a day and best thing is i can take native video calls usig 3g ,It works as well as international galaxy s.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mandown:
I sort of have 2. ICS Passion v10.6 (using) and D9 (in case....)

For me Deranged 9 is the best froyo ROM for vibrant, and Passion is best ICS.
[General Questions and Answers] tohno:
hi all i have a SE w8 and i have a 8GB apacer class 10 micro SD card ..and lately a warning keeps popping out saying my sd card is damaged and called me to format it and so i did but after that it's not resolved ...so i click format again and again with no luck , out of ideas i reflash my w8 to stock 2.1 but the problem is still there!! i tried my sis's SD card and is readable for a few minutes then the warning appeared again , itried my old 2GB sd card and the same thing happens! so i reflash again for like 6 times and the nightmare is finally over ..but i am sure it will come back so i did not put anything to my phone yet , i encoutered this problem bvefore when i was partritioning my sd card (i failed) i just format and it's done ..a few weeks ago this problem did occur and i just reboot my phone and all is done ..so imma just wonering is this a hardware or software problem ?is there a solution?

-model w8

-sd card is 8 gb class 10

-stock rom

-rooted

-uses gingder DX v21
[General Questions and Answers] CallMeVentus:
Run fsck on your sdcard

Herpderp Adreno + Tegra.
[General Questions and Answers] tohno:
huh?what does it do? now my phone says SD unsuported please format ...it reappeared =(
[General Questions and Answers] tohno:
and since my phone cant connect the the comp ( it says need a sd card ) what should i do?
[General Questions and Answers] Android311:
Just buy a SD adapter and plug it into the computer

HTC Wildfire S (VM) "S-Off" "Rooted" "Overclocked 700 Mhz" Stock Rom
[General Questions and Answers] josip-k:
Download HP external storage fixer (not sure about the name,i think its something like that) it will help you for sure.
[HTC Wildfire S] eepyaj:
To start, I apologize for posting this here. Unfortunately I don't have the required permissions to post this were it actually belongs in the following thread:

[ROM]Wildfire S -JikantaruROM XE™|Sense2.1|DATA2SD|HighQuality & Performance 11-7-11

Now, onto more important things.

I've noticed that a few people (myself included) had a rather difficult time installing this rom and I couldn't, for the life of me, find out how to get it to work until I stumbled upon something very interesting in the process.

To begin this should solve the issue many people are having where they get stuck with the white htc screen and it seems to stop working. The issue with this seems to be that the phone cannot mount this particular partition, so to fix it do the following:

Step 1:

Backup SD card contents.

Step 2:

Insert SD card into the phone and boot into recovery.

Step 3:

In the recovery menu (under advanced with Clockwork mod) find the partitioning tool. Use it. NOTE THIS WILL DELETE THE CONTENTS OF YOUR SD CARD.

Step 4:

Follow the original steps in the post to install the rom.

Note this worked for me, so I figured I should post it somewhere since I couldn't find it in the original post when I briefly skimmed through it.
[HTC Wildfire S] Shubham87:
how long does it take for the 1st boot..???
[HTC Wildfire S] Knut-PV11:
No more than 5 minutes, I think.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamesfrance:
Hey everyone, this is my first post here. I just did my first cm7 root, via sd card image, and everything went fine except that I didn't partition it correctly, since it says ive only got like...32mb left on my 4gb sd card.

Is it too late to go back and complete that step? Or will it wipe everything and i'll have to start from scratch. I hope that's not the case, but I've only got room for one app -__-

Im not even sure this question makes sense...that's how much of a noob I am with this stuff.

If anyone can give me some advice, i'd greatly appreciate it!

Oh, also...no preloaded android market? How do I go about getting that?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] texbiker:
Us the Mini Tool Resize function to increase the 31MB to include the unallocated memory.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobtidey:
How are you judging you only have 32MB space left?

If you have installed CM7 onto the SD card rather than internal then putting the card back into the PC will only show the boot partition which is small (normally around 114MB) but the rest of the card will be available for apps downloading.

As it sounds like you haven't got far with loading apps etc I would recommend actually repeating the install process from the beginning using the guide here as it is very quick to do.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1000957

The VeryGreen installer will automatically partition the card for you appropriately and for a 4GB card will leave you with about 1GB for downloaded apps and over 2GB of space for media.

To get the market you need to flash the gapps package referred to in the guide.

For the base ROM I would actually use the KANG MiRaGe ROM as this has all the latest fixes in. Just make sure the zip is renamed to start with update-cm- before putting it on the VeryGreen card for the install.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamesfrance:
Thanks guys! I'm going to go ahead and follow your advice bobtidey.

Much appreciated :)
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gallahad2000:
I have a nice step by step in my signature (mainly because people kept having trouble with WinImage).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mysterioustko:
I have been using this app and wanted to turn everyone else on to it. This app keeps your text messages synced in the cloud and enables you to be able to send and receive text message on your computer. If I send a text from my phone, it still shows up on my computer and vice versa. It is really nice to have my phone on the charger, and while I'm using my computer I can read and respond to my text messages without having to ever go get my phone. And best of all......IT'S FREE. Check it out.

http://www.mysms.com/

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.mysms.android.sms
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
Looks a lot like Google Voice SMS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xSunny:
Also another app called AirDroid lets you text through your computer browser
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mysterioustko:
Correct me if I'm wrong (I'm not 100% certain) but isn't Google Voice SMS just a sms scheduling app? This app I posted about actually uses your existing cell phone number and lets you text business as usual from the phone but the texts stay in sync in the cloud, and gives you access to them (send, receive, compose, etc) from the computer.

What I like about this one is that you can use the browser but you don't have to. They also have a windows and a mac app too. I prefer to use the windows app so that I don't have to keep the tab open with that site. Also with the windows app even after a reboot I still get my messages on the computer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xSunny:
Oh that windows app sounds nice.. Thanks for the info gonna check it out
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madrefoca:
I used deskSMS

It is similar to mysms, and it is free, but you can use it only through browser.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mysterioustko:
Yeah I saw a few browser based ones. What got my attention about this one is that it actually has a windows app that I could install to my computer. That's cool because when I boot up my computer I'm able to handle my text messages without having to do anything. The only complaint I have about it so far is that there are no audible text message alerts during a call (just like the stock sms app).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mysterioustko:
Today I've noticed it doesn't sync the existing mms messages. But it will sync mms messages that come in after you install the app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] berkmanmd:
Google voice does this. I use the chrome extension all the time
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mysterioustko:
Google voice sends text messages via the google voice phone number.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madrefoca:
A friend of mine was using MyPhoneExplorer. It is only for Windows, so i didn't try it. But he told me that the app has a notification system integrated, and you can also answer a call through the pc.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ranova:
is there additional battery drain with this since it is syncing your texts to the cloud?

Thats one reason why i switched from GV to my regular number, the reliance on data to send texts got annoying with low signal and also drained battery
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lmhb0420:
I think voice typing is better:p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Outbound, the server can send any phone number but I don't know how it can receive without the phone being on.

The messages can be sent out via a phone or browser but the phone is the key in receiving since the number is physically ported through the carriers to your cell.

So your phone receives the messages and uploads it to the server for viewing everywhere.

Neat. Would be cool using on my tablet.

LTE EX Galaxy Nexus CM9

Asus Transformer Revolver
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neederishelp:
Great for those who constantly flash roms, like me lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mixedlemon:
Thanks for letting us know, a friend of mine might find this very useful. They always thought it was cool that I could send and receive SMS messages from my Google Voice Chrome extension (or the web page, obviously) and they'd always get frustrated when they'd forget to use one of the sms to sd backup apps before flashing a new ROM, but I could never convince them to use Google Voice because they didn't want to switch to a new phone number.

Are there be any possible privacy issues with storing your SMS logs on this companies servers?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kennyngo:
how to send contact via sms, event the stock sms also can not send this kind of thing, maybe Google is missing some thing, isn't it??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattSkeet:
will it restore my messages from the cloud to the phone?