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[Nexus S General] Whosdaman:
Dude...you know that Google doesn't put out the image files right? Lmao

I guess that's why this page is so empty. My leak is the official thing from Google. And you will never get a android.clents.google.com link for a FULL ROM.

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It's okay, I had to make it urgent because those instructions are way wrong and might damage your device

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Also, if you really did use Google only links in your posts...then you should really double check your links in your other threads. I see a lot of non-google related links in youe other reference threads
[Nexus S General] raiderep:
If you are on stock gingerbread the ota update will most likely be a patch, maybe more than 30 mbs but not the whole rom...some of us are going the stock ota update route here. I am just because I haven't had a fully stock system since first root, just want to do it for grins...
[Nexus S General] Whosdaman:
ICS is not a simple patch...I hope you know that. Going from Eclair to Froyo to Gingerbread is nothing compared to going from GB to ICS. They are completely different. Expect the OTA to be much larger than 30 mb. Expect more around 120 to 130 mb for the OTA zip
[Nexus S General] bozzykid:
Going from GB to ICS will be about 130mb. You can see the size of the patch files for the other Nexus S variants to know about what size it will be. I doubt this version will be much different. Only the radio and bootloader sizes will change.
[Nexus S General] thunder2132:
The main reason I'd like an update.zip is because I'd just like to see what will be kept when going from 2.3.7 to 4.0.4. I realize the core system will be the same, but will any live wallpapers, wallpapers, ringtones, boot animation, or widgets carry over?

I have Odin'ed the leak, and I've flashed the stock-rooted version by Peter Alfonso and Swamp Goblin. They all contain just the 4.0.4 stuff, and none of the original stuff that came with the phone.

Yes, I know I can flash the boot animation, ringtones, and wallpapers. It's mostly the live wallpapers (specifically the original galaxy wallpaper) that I'd really like to keep.
[Nexus S General] dckmastaflex:
In the all apps section of the nexus s 4g there's a Google app called system update ui, I've heard of people clearing the framework app to get updates pushed(worked on my Xoom). I've been curious to know if clearing the data on the system update UI app will force push the update but it says its gonna clear my data and I can't have that. If someone wants to give it try and it works give a shout out.
[Nexus S General] dunivan:
note - do not use the ics update on the d720 page - it is incorrect (note the crespo and not crespo4g in the dl link)

thanks for the easy access to the different models oldblue
[Nexus S General] oldblue910:
Sorry! I'll fix now.
[Nexus S General] oldblue910:
I took that link down. It shouldn't have been there because I don't yet have a link to the GWK74 -> IMM76D OTA file. If someone would be so kind as to post it, I will update the page.
[Nexus S General] oldblue910:
Incremental update IMM76D from GWK74. http://android.clients.google.com/packages/ota/google_crespo4g/TAMkDR3z.zip

I have update the page at randomphantasmagoria.com to reflect this. I also added the official 4.0.4 fastboot images from Google.
[Nexus S General] thunder2132:
For anyone else who was wondering. Nothing is kept. Doing the incremental update (Now posted) will give you the exact same experience as Odin'ing Korey's leak, or as flashing a stock 4.0.4 rom (Other than that it will keep your data). The boot animation, wallpapers (live and otherwise) and sounds are all stock ICS, the ones that came with your phone will be lost.
[Nexus S General] K.AuthoR:
Wait - so the official update wipes your data? Or are you just referring specifically to the things you listed being removed?
[Nexus S General] dirt:
my wife didn't lose any user data last nite.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shusuke028:
So right now I'm running the Verizon case/holster combo. However, I want to switch to the best skins ever skin. The only problem with that is I like having a holster to use on my waist. Also, I'm sure the BSE would gather lint easier in my pocket. So what should I do, or use in combo with my BSE?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ANDSFR:
Dear GNex users,

I have tried to flash the stock recovery with the GNex toolkit v3.1 but the installation failed. To go back to CWM recovery works.

I want to go back to stock recovery because i'm still on 4.0.1 yaku build and I want to update OTA to 4.0.2

I've searched for the answer in simular threads but can't find how to delete CWM recovery and flash stock recovery.

How do i get stock recovery back?

Thanks for helping!

:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
Use fastboot to flash the stock recovery
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] badassirocz:
download the matching factory image files from Google and extract the recovery.img file

- copy the recovery.img file to the directory that contains your fastboot utility

- start-up a terminal/command session

- put your phone into fastboot / bootloader mode

- type the following fastboot command to flash the stock recovery:

Code:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ANDSFR:
When i flashed the recovery i got the message:

sending 'recovery' <4386>... OKAY

writing 'recovery'... OKAY

But when i boot in to recovery to test, the red exclamation mark appears :confused:

So I decided to restore to stock 4.0.1 using fastboot. After that i immediately got the OTA update 4.0.2

So i'm a happy GNex user now comming from Samsung build to google build and from CWM to stock recovery receiving OTA updates :-)

Thanks everybody for pointing me towards the good direction!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] badassirocz:
The android on his back with the exclamation point is the stock recovery. From there you hit power and volume up and you will see the stock recovery options.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] krazzyvishal:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0y7ue15DTo&hd=1

This video shows the user interface of the custom ROM developed by XDA member Dax INFINITY for the LG Optimus One P500. It is based on CyanogenMod 7.1 and is themed like ICS... enjoy the video...! Video created by me!!! Hope you like it!!!! :)

The thread for this ROM is at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1319459

Thank you Dax!!! :cool::D
[Optimus One, P500, V General] ZatBaloo:
What did you use to record such a smooth video? :eek:
[Optimus One, P500, V General] krazzyvishal:
Z- Screen Recorder

Available in Android Market, but only pro version can give such recording. Well I download the pro version by Googling for it!!! :D
[Optimus One, P500, V General] ZatBaloo:
Thanks, I'll try it. But please, piracy is not nice. If everyone downloads apps/games from the internet developers won't spend time anymore to develop on Android :)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] krazzyvishal:
You are so right...even I don't like doing that... developers work so hard for creating those amazing stuffs.... but I am helpless as my Dad doesn't allow me to have a credit card... :( so I cant buy anything online.... sorry... :rolleyes:
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Jaytronics:


That is a tough situation to be in. And not cool. Now, I don't know your age. But, assuming you are at least 17 and have a job. You can get one of those prepaid credit cards and load money on to it. And Google will take that as payment. Or, if you are to young to go to work. You could ask your father to help you get a prepaid card and do some chores so that you can put the money on the card. And if he will not help you. There must be some one some where that could help you out.

Dont get me wrong. I also download apps frome some pirate web sites. But, I do it so that I can try an app in all of its glory. Then in about a couple of days to a week later. I end up purchasing the app from the market. It is only fair to the dev to do so. Though I am sympathetic to you lack of ability to purchase apps from the market. There is never a good excuse to steal from someone. So quite frankly I would suggest that you try to find a way to be honest to the development community.

Just my thoughts though. Have a good one.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] krazzyvishal:
My age is 16... and nobody goes to work at that age, I mean in my country atleast... :D

this is my age of education... I am already loaded... I don't say you are wrong... I wish I could jo justice to all those developers, someday.... also, I am willin to be a programmer in future... :o
[Optimus One, P500, V General] krazzyvishal:
I respect whatever you said....
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exploitz:
Basically the title..

Im wondering if there is any sort of android IDE app that can create and manage projects? I use my tablet as my primary pc since I no longer have a computer for the time being.

If there isnt an app, I wonder if it would be possible by booting into ubuntu and compiling code there. Although then Id have no way to run the app, would I?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wiffeltje:
Both options work. ...

If you know how to work via a shell, you should have a look at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1340852. It includes everything to get an android application up-and-running on your device from your device itself. It includes the java compiler, dex, signer, ... even vim as a text editor. Very cool.

Ubuntu works also, but is a bit heavier. You will need at least a giga byte of space. But then you can use most of the usual tools. But I didn't find a working SDK for android for the arm version of Ubuntu. So it's mainly useable to create applications that will have to run inside that Ubuntu. It is also possible to use it with a GUI throug VNC, but I don't feel that it is useable enough for real development.

Good luck ...
[HTC Rezound] mpetruzz:
I am a serial crack flasher and had a question. If I install a rom and do a Android backup can I restore a previous backup of a different from or do I need to do the whole wipe/restore thing. I wanted to ask cause I know sometimes u need to flash a boot img etc.
[HTC Rezound] NilsP:
Nand backup will restore to exactly what was running when it was saved.
[HTC Rezound] Hag77:
Unless that rom he went to had the ability to use a diff kernel right? In that case he'd have to flash his old boot.img to get the original kernel back.. This seems to be one of the biggest reoccuring problems/questions on these threads. Everyone is so used to bringing back their nandroids to full 100% of where they were before, but that is not the case in the current state of s-on only.. I'm very glad we've already come so far but I think there is still a lot of confusion about rom/kernel flashing in particular how it relates to restoring a nandroid.
[HTC Rezound] andybones:
yes, kernel would need to be flashed seperately..

I suggest using CleanFLASH by scrosler it works great!!

http://www.scottsroms.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=57
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] korr92:
Hi all,

I just wanted to present you a very simple application,

that shows the barometric pressure in the environment.

It simply reads out the sensor value and also calculates

the approximate altitude based on standart atmospheric

pressure at sea level of 1013.25 hPa and at a standart

temperature of 288.15 K.

Why I made this application, if it was so simple?

There was no such application, that shows the barometric

pressure in a nice way, so there we go:

Any suggestions for improvement are welcome =)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] allen2oo3:
Very cool, thanks. Only suggestion would maybe to have a graph so we can keep an eye on the trend.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmac86:
Looks nice in the screenshot but the gauge doesn't display for me. Just the numbers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NPuter:
Same here - Image is not displaying...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amniberlin:
Works great for me, very nice app :) thx!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jairmoreno:
Works great. My only suggestion is, can you down a little the scale of the barometer?. I mean I'm in Bogota, Colombia (2600 m over the sea level) so my barometer is always down before 960 hPa
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Colemak:
I like the screenshot but as already said I only get the numbers on bigxies build 4.0.3 and Franco's 12
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pkmn760:
Awesome app lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Buff McBigstuff:
+1

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] georgiapi:
Working fine on mine. :)

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Working fine on mine. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] terminal 7:
gpu

folks finding it dont work try switching forced gpu rendering off and then restart the app

seems to be a common fault of bar preasure apps - i tried this out on the app i use on my xoom and that too requres gpu rendering to be switched off.

just a thought :)

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CasseTrop:
That fixes it for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] georgiapi:
Yeh. My rendering is that way by default.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SophîaPêtríllo:
Thank you for this App.

I also have one suggestion. Could you add a relative height? I mean that it is possible to set the current height as a reference and make the difference visible. Then it would be possible to meassure the approximately height in a big building or an elevator.

I've already done this in my own app and it works great. Unfortunately I couldn't find time to improve my app, it's very simple and not so nice as yours :-).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pedmond:
I doubt the barometer is precise enough to measure the height of a buiding :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ms893:
Thanks, good app.

Improvment : possibility to compute the QNH (sea level pressure) by adding known altitude (inserting altitude in meters, feet or hPa).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drtrmiller:
Change the graphic to show stormy/fair weather icons for people like me who don't know what a barometer does or how to read one, relatively. Make it fun!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AlisCZ:
Great app. I love simple apps!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pedmond:
Barometric pressure alone does not reliably predict the weather.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] korr92:
Could you provide me the formula to calculate the relative height? Would make it much easier for me ^^

Will add this feature aswell.

Will add it, but that won't be accurate for people, who are not living in west european latitudinal lines.

EDIT: There you go =)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] badoer:
Great Job. Simply, but original idea!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thay:
Nice and clean download and testing it thank's :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] android01:
Yeah now i should upload my windsock app, you lick the phone then hold your phone in the air and it tells you which way the wind is blowing.

Awesome app! thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] case0:
What's the point of a barometer then? I mean the sort you get in your house rather than in a phone. Not that I thought it was 100% foolproof weather prediction or anything.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LordNickerchen:
Will this app be available in android market?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nolimits_:
works great!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] korr92:
Yeah I think so, after I managed to make it automatically adjust the barometer scale for higher regions. Thanks for feedback =)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wilsonlam97:
Cool. I dropped my phone in a ziplock bag and it responded according to how much pressure I put on the bag.

Could it be possible to calibrate it so I can use the phone as a scale?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] holmes6:
Not really original. Barometer HD

OP claims there was no similar app either :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LordNickerchen:
Great, can't wait to see this app at the market :) Good work!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Valynor:
App is a nice idea, waiting for it to appear on the market, too.

What would really make it stand out would be a decent graph displaying pressure over time (please give several options for time axis).

Perhaps you could also make it an option to run it in the background where it would sample the pressure every x minutes and make it sound a severe weather alarm if the pressure drops >y hpa in z minutes (e.g. when the pressure drops ~4 hpa in <1h this is usually a really bad sign).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] styxx:
very cool app. I was looking for something like this. You should put it up on the market.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fabipro:
Didn't get any Barometer. Only the hight :/

EDIT: Disable Hardware-Acceleartion!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] korr92:
Well, but the Barometer HD app is more functional than beautiful,

and I will integrate a graph that shows barometric

pressure over time aswell.

Now this should be fixed (I hope so), that means you can

use the app with Hardware Acceleration turned on.

[UPDATE]

Changes:

- barometer image shows correctly with Hardware Acceleration on

- reduced apk size dramatically

- barometer scale now automatically adjust to environment

(in case you live on a mountain)

Download
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Valynor:
Thanks for listening!

Please note that a well made pressure-over-time graph (use the full screen if possible) is what would make this app incredibly useful for real-world applications. Only a graph lets you predict what kind of weather is brewing, a single pressure value is basically meaningless.

[suggestions]

It's important to not only have absolute pressure in hpa but also a graph like this: http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Datei:Tagesgang-luftdruck.jpg&filetimestamp=20110814183424 which shows air pressure changes relative to a given base value.

I assume you would have to run your app as a service in the background so it can sample the pressure once every 5/15/30/60 minutes to create a graph like this.

[/suggestions]

I own a Casio Pathfinder watch which displays pressure over time in a little ~8x8 dot matrix and you can clearly see the pressure changes accompanying different weather situations. This will be so much nicer in 1280x720. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bay Harbor Butcher:
Hi..great app!

Is it possible to add a widget with the pressure and the altitude?I'd appreciate so much..

thanks..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] supernova_00:
How about editing the first post to tell the features or the app, give a changelog, etc.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wolfsrahm:
Evening, gents.

Recently, I had rooted my Kindle Fire and installed a copy Cyanogenmod7, using the Kindle Fire Utility for the trickier bits.

Onto the actual problem; my device's lock screen does not have a slider or any other method that could be used to unlock it. If there's anyway to get around it with adb or another program, I'd be glad to hear of it.

Thanks in advance.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OlafTheOx:
Under the Settings menu within CM 7 there is a submenu for Tablet Tweaks. In there is an option to disable the lock screen.

DInc with CyanogenMod 7.1
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wolfsrahm:
Thanks for replying, but my problem is that I am stuck on and cannot go beyond the lock screen. Booting up the device will immediately show the lock screen, without a slider or any other function to unlock it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NiTi9:
So since I flashed XXLP2 on my I9100 the home button doesnt work and I cant bring up task manager.

Also when I hold down the power button I dont get the meny showing 3G and silent mode etc. Instead it just turns off.

Anyway I can fix this?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netcitizen:
same issue here too. And even the lockscreens won't work.

i did not find any solution so far.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NiTi9:
I find it really weird because I've seen videos/reviews of XXLP2 and they have no problem with it what so ever.

It makes me think that I flashed it wrong even though I followed the instructions closely.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netcitizen:
I have flashed Lotta roms.so that's not an issue.but in this case I tried 2 roms and the result is the same. I guess this rom is just another buggy test release.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netcitizen:
Issue fixed.

The home button not working and missing lockscreen bugs are fixed by adding a file named 'keystr' under efs/imei folder.

refer this thread for more information.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19388122&postcount=19

This fix worked for me.
[Atrix 4G General] cmcnabb:
So, a few weeks ago when AT&T had the lapdock on sale for $50.00, I decided it would be good to get one just to have a spare. Last night, my wife decided to switch from iPhone to Android based on all the stuff I could do on my Atrix that her iPhone would not do, so she bought an Atrix because it was only a buck with an upgrade, and because she knew she could use my spare lapdock. Doh!
[Atrix 4G General] WiredPirate:
lol Just having some fun.. Sucks that they aren't running that deal anymore. Hope she enjoys it!:)
[Kindle Fire General] victimofcanada:
I was wondering if there was a way to remote access an android device from an android device for example, accessing my fire from my phone.
[Kindle Fire General] bbc0:
I am not an expert but suspect that a wireless network would be the only way because as far as I know the 'fire only has wireless interfacing. Hopefully I am wrong though
[Kindle Fire General] victimofcanada:
Well I Knew that It would have to be via wifi. What Im asking though is are there apps that allow for remote access between android devices.
[Kindle Fire General] b63:
you would need a vnc server on the one:

https://market.android.com/details?id=org.onaips.vnc&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsIm9yZy5vbmFpcHMudm5jIl0.

and a vnc viewer at the other:

https://market.android.com/details?id=android.androidVNC&feature=related_apps#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEwOSwiYW5kcm9pZC5hbmRyb2lkVk5DIl0.

have never tried it but you could check it out

theoretically it should function

also from a pc or mac vnc viewer - there are plugins for browser
[Kindle Fire General] screwyluie:
What are you trying to do? Wifi file explorer for filed. Google voice with desksms will allow you to text from your fire... etc
[Kindle Fire General] victimofcanada:
I was trying to use my phone as a remote because I keep my kindle in my room and play music but im normally downstairs so I could then change the songs and things over lan.
[Kindle Fire General] b63:
exactly for that are the vnc solutions above

did you try it ?
[Kindle Fire General] victimofcanada:
Not yet haven't had time lately
[Kindle Fire General] victimofcanada:
Did it didnt work really cant access kindle from my pc or from my phone.
[Kindle Fire General] b63:
made a short search on the market for "remote desktop" - there are a lot of apps - maybe one of them is fitting your needs

sorry no more ideas ...
[Kindle Fire General] lmntone:
Those are usually for controlling a PC from the android device.
[Kindle Fire General] b63:
agree - tested some hours nightly

test pc (with browser) to kf:

there are some (vnc server on kf) which are used to control the kf from pc

basically they are working but they can't handle the screen rotation correctly

means the click points are disorted and you have no control

test galaxy tab (with browser) to kf:

nevertheless conection with the vnc server is working with javascript which i don't have on my vnc client test device

did search but java seems not to be available for android

anyone correct me if i'm wrong

still have to test with a vnc client on the galaxy tab ...
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Chupik:
Maybe somebody knows the JTAG pinouts for U8800???

Thanks!!!
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] freeko2:
You want location or pins numbers..if location you want. Just remove back cover then remove rubber plug under sim and left to sd card
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Chupik:
I need the pin numbers

I need the pin numbers
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Blefish:
What can we do exactly with JTAG? Flash memory directly? I'd like to know aswell.

Sent from my U8800
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Chupik:
I'm on the phone erased bootloader. And I would like to restore it. I have a Medusa JTAG Box, and it supports the Qualcomm MSM7230, but not of the JTAG pinouts.

Help me!!!! Pls!!!!