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[Xoom General] ErantyInt:
I have been nothing but blown away by the Team EOS nightlies of ICS. 34 days in, and they had relatively 100% functionality. Camera -- including Face Unlock + Sillyfaces, HDMI, dock functionality, Bluetooth, Netflix. EVERYTHING.

I never get any FC's, I never have to work around anything.

I've not personally used the Rogue build, and have not used the CM9 Kang either. EOS has it done first -- and I can't see improving the experience much by switching to another build. If it's not broke, don't fix it. :D
[Xoom General] SamuriHL:
Throwing my vote behind EOS even though I just installed it less than 2 hours ago. :) The thing just ROCKS! My first ROM install on the Xoom and it was flawless. Apps+data restored using Titanium Backup. Couldn't be happier.
[Xoom General] al mon:
Thanks for all the awesome input. I'm going to try EOS first!
[Xoom General] FuturePrimitive:
Gotta agree with this. EOS was my first flashed rom on my Xoom, did it last night and I couldnt be happier. I have not tried the other builds so can't comment on them.

I also happened to get my Moto BT keyboard and mouse today and they both paired and functioned perfectly right out of the box with ICS. I'm using them right now as a matter of fact!
[Xoom General] SamuriHL:
I've got this thing mostly set up the way I want. I seem to be having the dictionary issues that others have mentioned but that's minor. Once I finish setting everything up tomorrow I'll nandroid it and call it good. Now we just need to keep it up to date and we're good. :)
[Xoom General] VaKo:
Had problems with the wireless on EOS, veeery unstable. So I'm on ICS stock atm, and will wait until they both stabilize before trying them again.
[Xoom General] ErantyInt:
I've never had any problems with my router, or any of my friend's routers. Never had a problem with Wifi either. What rev were you using?
[Xoom General] VaKo:
Of EOS? 30 and 32. I've seen a few people with this or similar issues in a few threads but it's far from common. I did wonder if it was anything to do with mixed G and N myself. However EOS does look like it's pretty good so I'll go back to it in a few weeks when the EOS and CM teams have had more chance to look over the stock ROM. Only issue I have with this is that my Xoom takes all night to install the 300+ applications the Market thinks I have installed.
[Xoom General] ErantyInt:
It may be. I had a problem with my parent's N router when I visited for Christmas. Had to be set on B+G-Mix the whole time I was there, because none of my Android devices (2 phones, 2 tabs) would connect otherwise. Strange, considering I have an N-router at home and there's no issues. But **** happens.
[Xoom General] liftman-:
man try um all
[Xoom General] h0lyc0w:
I haven't tried the EOS rom yet since the Team Rogue rom is working so well for me.

I'm truly loving my Xoom all over again.
[Xoom General] Boarder277:
I've been on Team EOS since Nightly #1 and I honestly couldn't be happier, everything works flawlessly for me and it has been so much fun flashing a new nightly every other day...after 6 months of owning a XOOM it was so refreshing to see this amazing device get the ICS ROM and all of the attention it deserves.

Team Tiamat did an amazing job with Honeycomb and has now evolved and is doing an even better job with ICS

I just want to thank them for all their hard work!
[Xoom General] predator290:
games

How is the EOS build work with games. Last I tried I couldnt play gta3 or blood and glory. Do these work on the nightlies yet?
[Xoom General] ErantyInt:
If you sub in the build.prop from the EOS Stingray build, most games will work. Not sure on your specific games, but check the Wingray thread for more details. :)
[Galaxy S II General] walidhiphop:
new firmware ........yahooooooooooooooooooooooo......:D

http://www.sammobile.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3118
[Galaxy S II General] pANd4:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1444272
[Droid X General] eaglesfan398:
I am just wondering if it is possible to boot into recovery from when the droid x is off. Not rebooting into recovery but just when you hold the power button can you boot into recovery. I am rooted and I flashed cyanogen mod 7 gb
[Droid X General] Sleuth255:
Turn your phone off.

Hold down "Home" and press "Power" until the Motorola logo appears.

Release "Power" and continue to hold "Home" until an exclamation appears.

Release "Home" and press the "Search" button once.

Your phone will now enter recovery.

edit: with GB you have to hit both volume buttons instead of "Search". CM7 may be different however since it's a 2nd init rom.
[HTC Incredible S] dxiong:
I have been using HTC Touch on Bell Mobility in the last 3 years. Have flashed lots of Custom WM ROM on it, and only tried once to run Android on it from the SD Card, so I am very new to Android.

Recently upgraded to HTC Incredible S with a new 3 year contract. Everything works great, love it. However, I do need to do S-off and root to be able to install some app on it. Haven't decided to do all the hacks to flash other custom roms yet, it seems like the Inc S from Bell Mobility is quite different, we have the Chrome accents on it, and xtc clip won't work on it and the radio version is different, etc, so it may be some challenges for me to get the custom roms working.

I have tried to use portable Wifi hotspot to test my iPad and laptop to use its data. However, it seems to me that the data used through the stock wifi hotspot app fired multiple connection to Bell and there might be some tethering charges apply (when I used HTC Touch, I used USB internet connection sharing and bluetooth PAN, all worked perfectly by sharing the existing data connection, and never got detected by Bell). When I checked my data usage details from Bell's website, there are 3-4 connections to #777, and one of them are showing very large data usage (I believe they are the connections from the other devices using the Wifi Hotspot). The apn used is pda.bell.ca, the same with my old HTC Touch, data usage recorded by pda.bell.ca is considered as Mobile Browser, and very inaccurate. If I use data directly from the phone through the default apn pda.bell.ca, it never exceeded 0.09 MB for each session. However, the connection through hotspot show very large amount of data with tens of MB for each section. :( Still waiting for my bill to arrive in 10 days and not sure if these data usage is considered as Tethering or not, I even suspect the connection through the hotspot connections may use other apn such as pda2.bell.ca or worse: inet.bell.ca, which is used by tethering, but just can't confirm that yet. To be safe, I need to run other Tethering software that are not stock, so their will hopefully use and share the existing connection and it will not be recognized by Bell, to do that I need have root.

So I have the following questions:

1. I tried to update the system through the phone first by going to settings-> About phone-> Software updates. My phone now shows as Android version 2.3.3 with HTC Sense 2.1. Is this the highest stock version I can get from Bell Mobility?

I noticed from Incredible S Shipped ROMs Collection that there is one Bell ROM:

RUU_Vivo_BellMobility_WWE_1.37.666.3_Radio_Radio_20.23.30.0802U_38.02.01.17_M_release_174461_signed

Is that ROM higher than my current one? There are just so many version numbers I am really got confused of.

2. I checked my hboot, below is what it shows:

VIVO PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT-1.13.0000

RADIO-3805.04.03.27_M

eMMC-boot

APril 1 2011, 18:34:39

For now, I think all I need is to s-off and root without upgrading anything from the stock, what are my options to do this?

Thanks in advance!
[HTC Incredible S] shields360:
Revolutionary.io works for hboot 1.13. I did that yesterday and that gave me s-off
[HTC Incredible S] keiichi_san:
I just recently got my incredible s from bell as well and I just used Revolutionary to S-Off and root.

No issues and pretty straight forward.
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
1. Since you have Android 2.3.3/Sense 2.1, you probable have the most recent BM RUU which I believe is 2.28.666.3.

2. Since you have HBOOT 1.13, you can use Revolutionary.io process to S-Off and install a custom recovery.
[HTC Incredible S] itsbeertimenow:
For the love of God don't upgrade any more if given the chance. There is a higher upgrade however it will give you h-boot 2.00000 which will cause you a. Crap ton of future problems. As it stands right now your phone is incredibly ( : D) easy to root.

Sent from my HTC Incredible S
[HTC Incredible S] dxiong:
Thank you all so much for the suggestions! I will try revoluntionary when I get chance to work on it then. :)
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
1++++ to your comment. In his case he is safe because Bell Mobility hasn't released the 2.3.5/Sense 3.0 update, so the BM RUU that has been recommended still has HBOOT 1.13, so he would still be able to use Revolutionary.
[HTC Incredible S] dxiong:
Thanks again for all the replies. I got chance last weekend to use revolutionary. Very straightforward and only took me 5 minutes to s-off and root! :)

Now I have installed some Wifi hotspot apps from the market, and did not see much difference. My external IP of the tethered laptop always show the same no matter what Wifi hotspot app I use. It seems like the stock Wifi hotspot app works the same way with them. It is good to confirm that.

Now I have done s-off and root, I will keep eyes on the forums and may want flash some good and stable custom roms in the future when I get chance. One last question, as far as I do a backup before I flash, will there any risk that I will ever lose s-off or root if I flash any custom rom in the future?
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
There shouldn't be as long as you stick with rooted, custom ROMs. It's the OTA updates and official RUU/ROM.zip files you should stay away from.
[HTC Incredible S] dxiong:
Cool, that's great to know, thanks!

I guess for myself, I will certainly stay away from the official RUU... In any case if I ever need to return this for warranty purpose or if I ever need to sell it to swap to another new phone, should I simply reset to factory or have to s-on first? Sorry about all the noob questions...
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
System reset will not return you to the original ROM, it only clears all user data and apps for the currently installed ROM. You will need to S-ON and then run the Bell Mobility RUU.
[HTC Incredible S] dxiong:
Thanks again, that's the best and most speedy help response I got from this forum.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c627627:
Using a Motorola CLIQ which, at times, has very slow resposnse times.

Other than removing as many unnecesary add-ons as possible, would switching to another mod make things faster?

Yers other mods may not have the features of CyanogenMod but would consider them for this old slow phone if they would make things a little faster. Any suggestions on what to try and if it's worth the trouble?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c627627:
*bumpingthethread*
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hobble:
My guess would be no. The cliq is a lower end phone and cyanogen is probably making it a bit better by removing bloatware. Your best bet would be to upgrade if you want any real performance increases.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cobra2142:
Hi everyone ^^

so this is not my first time here i tried 2 root my galaxy 19100G be4 but it took me a trip 2 the service center now i want 2 know what to use and how 2 use it plZ

Android version

2.3.6

Baseband version

19100GDZKK1

kernal version

2.6.35.7

root@DELL131 #2

Build number

GINGERBREAD.JPKK1

So i asked a lot and led 2 this site

http://software2tech.com/2011/12/19/...g-dzkj2-2-3-6/

on how to root my gti900g but its says for DZKJ2 and i dont know whats that or even if i have it so help a brother out :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veyka:
Note, your phone is a i9100G so almost everything on this forum wont work on your phone.

The easiest way to root would be to flash this kernel, and if you want a custom rom, this rom.

They are the only custom kernel/rom for the i9100G
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cobra2142:
So just download it and flash it It wont stuck ? cuz it stucked last time on the start up screen ? :(

And bare with me cuz we all start at a point :) when i use the odin what do use pda or csc phone or bootloader ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veyka:
The flashing guide in this thread is still valid, just not the firmware downloads.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cobra2142:
mmm As i said bare huh ? Ur talking 2 a Noob Clean slate noob so just a little answer all i need dont give me links i downloaded the kernel its nt tar it read file Type of file :File

And do i need a stock kernel ? where do get one with my firmware ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veyka:
If you want to *just* root and dont want to flash a custom kernel, this thread has a full guide

Im sorry, im not going to type out the info in the linked thread again.. its very easy to follow.

If you want to flash the kernel;

1) Download the file, it should be a .tar

2) download odin

3) download and install drivers (if you have kies and drivers installed kill kies from task manager)

4) put phone into download mode (power off, press+hold home+voldown then press power)

5) open odin

6) Connect the USB cable and wait for the ID:COM section to turn yellow#

7) put kernel in the PDA box

8) hit flash
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cobra2142:
Many many thanks brother :) ive just rooted it and i hope u put this method in the forums for guys like me lol

And just a last Q what do i use roms and custom kernel for ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veyka:
Custom kernels add: CWM recovery, flash zips, nandroid full phone backups, any other features in the kernel.

Custom roms: Any mods/themes/etc in the rom, read the two threads and see if you want any of the features.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eldode:
could u tell me what kernel did u use to root ur mobile

Thx Alot for help
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dave2:
Use an insecure kernel here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1103399, have a look at your kernel version in settings, and then find the matching version in the thread.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eldode:
CANOT FINE MY KERNEL IN THIS SITE

my S2 info. are

Android Version :2.3.6

BaseBand Version : I9100GDZKK1

kernel Version : 2.6.35.7 root@DELL131 #2

Build number : GINGERBREAD.jpkk1

can u tell me what root can use
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
No idea what your phone is from those figures .

IS IT a i9100 G GEE as in not the standard international i9100 model

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
It is a G model. (GT-I9100G) See here for more info near the bottom of the thread. (which, incidentally, I found with a simple google search for "jpkk1 root". It was the first result)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eldode:
thanks for your help

but iam a new Android user and i want a step by step to do it
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kaze105:
Google is your friend. Step to step here:

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2068824
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
Did you even click the link? There's a link to a step by step. How much do you need spoon fed to you?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eldode:
plz help me iam new in andriod

hi i have galaxy note with ics i want to put custom android like CyanogenMod or miui what i need to install it on my mob and how i know the rigth kernel for me plz help i really want to try it
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
If you have a Note, why are you looking in the Galaxy SII forum for ROMs? Go to the Note forum. But make sure you go to the specific Note forum for your particular model.
[HTC Sensation] k0zmic:
Just thought this was interesting and hadn't seen it posted elsewhere on the Sensation forum.

https://plus.google.com/105051985738280261832/posts/FV3LVtdVxPT
[HTC Sensation] sshede:
I understand the logic behind it, I do, but I've noticed massive improvements at times when doing this, but only when battery is exceptionally bad for no reason. It's not just a pseudo effect, and it's not just draining and charging the battery. I'm talking consistantly getting a few hours per charge, 3 or 4 full cycles, then I wipe stats, and boom, 12 to 20 hours.

So, I'm just gonna keep doing it, it doesn't hurt either way.
[HTC Sensation] pr0x2:
Ofc it does not improve battery life. No one ever said that. Only thing it does is let charge your phone to 100% like you would on a official rom.

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Send via the XDA app
[HTC Sensation] DANIPSX:
Anyway I still erasing my battery stats ...
[HTC Sensation] bobdelt:
It was never suppose to improve your battery life, but give you more accurate reporting of how much battery life is left.
[HTC Sensation] renehd2:
im agreed with you... it doesnt improve the battery, but give more exact battery porcentage
[Atrix 4G General] WiredPirate:
SOURCE
[Atrix 4G General] live4nyy:
Someone should add a message in CWM recovery so that when a user selects the "Wipe Battery Stats" option it will display text that says something along the same lines as this.
[Atrix 4G General] Deggy:
I wonder they took so long to say anything about this. There have been great debates about this over the years on the internet.
[Atrix 4G General] WiredPirate:
I assure you the debates will continue, just look at the comments from the source lol.
[Atrix 4G General] sanriver12:
i never heard someone claim this improves battery life, isnt this just to get an accurate reading?
[Atrix 4G General] Abu-7abash:
Exactly.

This right here should be a well known fact by now.
[Atrix 4G General] el_venga:
True. No dev has said it improves battery. It is known it can get corrupted between roms and thats the reason we do it, so the real consumption is shown and achieved by device.
[Atrix 4G General] WiredPirate:
Obviously not since a Google Engineer felt the need to elaborate. Just look at the comments and you will see there is plenty of discussion about it. Your statement is equivalent to saying we dont need a noob guide because everybody already knows how to do it. Besides most people don't read these forums as much as we do so with all the misinformation it's good to get the word straight from Google. Also Google phones are still for sale last time I checked so maybe someone is just now joining us. Or maybe someone forgot to read their well known fact checklist that came with their phone lmao.:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MReptile:
Dear Community

As I searched for houres I decided to start this thread. As I am a n00b myself, do not hezitate to post further information or corrections.

USED Program: CifsManager (Download from Market)

USED Kernel and ROM

Check Rom EVO HD and Dark-Knight Kernel LINK

1. If you want to use Cifs/NTFS Shares your Kernel has to support this. It should be written in the Kernel Thread itself.

2. If the Kernel supports it, a little file named cifs.ko will be stored on your internal SD Card when flashing the kernel. This is a module for the kernel and is used for CIFS Access.

3. No find out where the cifs.ko file is stored. Use a Programm like root manager (Market Link) Tap on Search and search for cifs.ko

4. You should now memorize the location and switch to the cifsmanager itself.

5. In Cifsmanager go to options/Einstellungen and check "Load Cifs Modules"/CifsModule laden

6. Check "Load Insmod"/"Laden per insmod"

7. Tap on Path to Cifs.ko and adjust the Path to the right location.

8. Now you can create a share and enjoy it! Don't forget to use the following option if you have letters in your shared folders like ÄÜÖ

iocharset=utf8

Hope this helps some of you!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hulmeman2:
Does this work with nfs shares?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mrwright83:
Do anybody have the htc keyboard file for our phones, I've have tried so many and none of them work.

Thanks in advance
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] KingOfThaJungle:
Create your own here http://www.gimpsta.com/themer/main.php and yes, these work ;)!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mrwright83:
All the ones I did say application not found
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] paynekiller:
I missed the HTC Keyboard as well, I tried a couple out and none of them had the arrows or some wouldn't work. What I can recommend to you though is Thumb Keyboard which is pretty similar to the HTC keyboard in my opinion, and you can theme it and customize it as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PrawnPoBoy:
After dialing *#*#4636#*#*, I have switched the network type on my phone to WCDMA Only to prevent my phone switching to roaming as I am close to the edge of my network.

It sticks initially, but as soon as I reboot it seem to revert back to the default WCDMA/GSM. I'm using an ASOP 4.0.3 build, so I'm wondering if anyone with a stock build can give it a try and see if this setting sticks between reboots on their device.

Thanks!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naddict:
Just curious about experiences with either or both. I have been steadfast with cleanGB and am curious about Sleeper but don't want to have to wipe data and reinstall everything, to include my mail settings etc..etc..

Is it even worth considering? Thanks!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flastnoles11:
They are both very good roms! That's about all I can give you... sleeper rom will gie you evrything that clean gb has. Really its all about what agrees with your phone better... just backup in cwm and flash sleeper rom... if you figure out its not for you restore your backup and your right where you left off!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LORDFIRE00:
yea, what flast said.. just go ahead and try out the rom if you like. just do a nandroid backup of cleangb before you flash the sleeper rom. that way if you don't like sleeper rom, you can just revert back to the nandroid backup and continue where you left off.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
Why would you lose everything? Providing both ROMs are on the same file system, do a nandroid, do your wipes, flash other ROM, do an Advanced Restore data from your nandroid. All apps and settings are back.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naddict:
How do I do a nandroid'?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
I don't know which recovery you are using but most are the same. Boot into recovery with the phone off, Press and hold in this order camer, volume down then power buttons. The recovery menu will come up. Scroll down to backup and restore, hit backup. You will see the advanced restore option to be used later.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naddict:
Thanks Kenny, should have been more descriptive, I am on MTD and was unsure if it is the smae "old" way...thanks!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ErantyInt:
I've used both, and I honestly prefer the latest SleeperROM. I switched from SleeperROM 1.0.09 BML to GleanGB 1.04 MTD and was greatly impressed. It was faster, more efficient. Battery life was a negligibly worse (could be my settings or use for that timeframe), but still a great improvement above most others. I didn't personally like the circle battery mod, but that's just me.

When SenseiSimple put out the 1.1.02a release that fixed for MTD, I immediately jumped ship back. Battery life on my phone is better than it's ever been. I have no problems with ANYTHING.

Overall, I think SleeperROM is just more polished.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
Yup. I have nandroids of CM7 and Legendary and can switch back and forth in like 5 minutes. Just remember not to mix your BML and MTD. There are specific procedures for that stuff.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naddict:
How do I cnage the boot animation on sleeper? With cleanGB it was very easy, copy and paste type stuff.

Looks like sleeper is a little harder?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MДЯCЦSДИT:
It should be the same... If not, flash a different kernel.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naddict:
The release notes say it can be done...but I cannot delete, rename or move the files that are in the media folder...frustrating...