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[Motorola Triumph] crypted:
Could you read the thread and provide details as requested please? Did you read the notes? Are you sure it flashed the patch? Try the recommended no SSL build? How about the alternate build? Tried another ROM to be sure it isn't your ROM? Restart the device? Pull battery for a minute and try? Active and unfiltered data connection?

This it didn't work comment gives none of us a starting point to help you. I didn't mean to waste a lot of time making the thread content for nothing. It's purpose is to self repair and give us a base would everything fail.
[Motorola Triumph] vampyrez:
have the same lock to equator problem after flashed the google no ssl 3.1with cwm.

my rom is cm7 tg reloaded march 4th build freash installed last night, kernel is the default one from this cm7(the OCkernrl？) my location is san jose california. GPS app is the google map. my GPS lock was never as smooth as my pervious htc hero or my wife's lg optimus v.

before applied the agps patch, lock was little bit slow. made a recovery image before install the patch. after patch gps make a rapid fake lock to N0.00 W0.00 near africa then following by the quite slow real lock. restore to the recovery, problem goes away.

---------- Post added at 09:59 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:36 AM ----------

have the same lock to equator problem after flashed the google no ssl 3.1with cwm.

my rom is cm7 reloaded march 4th build. before applied the agps patch, lock was little bit slow. made a recovery image before install the patch. after patch gps make a fake lock to N0.00 W0.00 then following by the quite slow real lock. restore to the recovery, problem goes away.
[Motorola Triumph] crypted:
So you're saying that the normal build worked and the no ssl build did not? Is this a correct assessment?

If so it sounds like the phone requires ssl for gps. Muiu has extra gps config menús now I believe. I wonder if the phone has this in general? Maybe the patch is being overridden and so it requires the SUPL now...
[Motorola Triumph] wehweh:
My GPS wouldnt lock at all before this. Flashed the no-ssl with cwm, now I get a lock on a bogus location, then the real lock quite a while later. I'll try playing with some other ones. They oughta start cooking this into ROMs.
[Motorola Triumph] taha1112:
wierd gps lock

i flashed this onto miui reportaled 2.0, first it tells me that im somewhere in south atlantic ocean near africa (lol), then it locks on to my position but its still 1 block away from where i live?
[Motorola Triumph] crypted:
Your GPS is not working properly. You are getting internet and/or tower-based positions. Try a different app or ROM. Consider using GPS Status to see if it truly finds your location with GPS which would indicate ROM or app problems.
[Motorola Triumph] crypted:
Thread kind of updated to include a new device:

Asus Transformer Prime

This patch can be useful on devices that need the GPS XML file which is prevalent in non-Qualcomm chipsets. So, it can be used in other devices as well.

The new release has no effect on other supported devices unless it is a non-Qualcomm phone.
[Motorola Triumph] rune-san:
I attempted to flash this in CWM and it flashed successfully however now my phone no longer boots unfortunately. I get the red motorola logo and another short vibration and that's it. I can see the backlight turns on if i short press the power button and I also get a red light on if I connect it to a charger. If I connect it to my computer I get a removeable disk and an optical drive however neither are accessible if I try to select them.

What ROM you are using?: CM7 (Ticker Guy Final 3-25)

What kernel are you using?: The OC Kernel 1.7.19

What GPS apps you have installed?: Google Maps, Latitude.

Where is your general location: Stoughton, WI

Are you using a case: No

Has your GPS worked fine before: Very broad location

Does it work fine with some apps and not others?: Works with things equally

What else happened around the time your GPS stopped working?: I dont know, trying to get it booting again :P

Have you reviewed the Notes Section: Yep!

Anyone got any ideas on getting this thing booting again? Since it wont boot CWM, won't boot normally, and can't access any storage locations once connected to the computer I can't help but feel that I've really screwed myself at this point..

Oh, won't go into bootloader mode either :\
[Motorola Triumph] crypted:
Today, AGPS Patch has reached a total number of 28 officially supported devices.

Support was added for the Asus Transformer TF101, Samsung's Galaxy Nexus, Samsung's Galaxy S I9000, and HTC's One X.

I predicted that companies would get wiser and start providing properly built stock ROM's for GPS usage. That was incorrect. I'm willing to research and work with people to bring more devices into the fold.

There have been millions of downloads of my personal xtra.bin data and tens of millions of queries submitted through the DNS pool I maintain for Stratum II time servers. I lost track of the number of ROM's that have incorporated this patch. In fact, v3.x began 11 months ago and has brought worldwide help to the masses.

And remember, I don't have to release new versions of this patch locally because it has been so fine-tuned. But, I'm always working on the xtra.bin data almanac and the Stratum II time servers to keep this thing going strong.

To the few that have donated to support the many, thank you very much.

If anyone would like to continue to support this project

for growth in more devices and continual data provisioning, please consider donating as well.
[Motorola Triumph] crypted:
Official support has is now available for more devices. This brings the total officially supported to 32.

Welcome these newbies to the fold:

Samsung Galaxy S III (AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus)

Samsung Galaxy S III I9300, I9305

Asus Transformer TF300T

Motorola Droid X2

Samsung Galaxy S 4G

If you appreciate this growing work, always consider clicking the Thanks.

Remember that I pay monthly hosting fees for the space and bandwidth necessary to keep this patch working on the backend. So, please consider donating a few bucks if you're a user. All donations go directly to the patch provisioning and there is absolutely no overhead to benefit me.
[Motorola Triumph] crypted:
TopNTP - the app.

We need bèta testers. Hopefully we can get some useful feedback to optimize this app. The patch itself has been proven to work, we just need to know for as much as possible devices if we can a) really install the patch and b) if the app is sort of clear in its use.

Get it on Google Play!
[Android Apps and Games] qgarrigos:
Hi fellow developers!

Once again I show up here to introduce you a new game we've been doing the past few days.

We did this game just for fun, but I think we achieved pretty decent results, for having done this in such a few time.

The goal of the game is to help the sun last as longer as you can otherwise it will become a supernova and the earth will be destroyed. You control the sun with your finger and you have to avoid collide with planets attracted by your gravity.

The game is rather short so, if you have some ideas on how to expand the gameplay we could add it to the game.

This has been developed using Unity3D, great tool BTW.

http://market.android.com/details?id=com.uplayonline.supernova

Thanks for your advices.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnarlyc:
Debian Image Builder...

So basically, I've been reading several different articles, etc. on running Debian and/or Ubuntu on Android. I did this on my Eris and D1 in the past, and I figured that it would work even better on the Galaxy Nexus. Of course it does... Anyway, it can be run from a loop mounted image or a separate partition on most phones. However, for phones like this one with no sdcard slot, it makes sense to just do the image thing.

After building and rebuilding an image a few times, I decided to do what I normally do and turn those crazy linux commands into a script. It's not really all that complex or fancy, but it works and can be improved. I hope you find it helpful.

NOTE: This is really just the first step in getting Debian running on your phone. This will just create the image. You still have some work to do. There are other ways to do this, but I like having control of the initial image...

1/14/2012 - fixed some typos and added 'apt' as a default package (debootstrap did this by default, but apparently multistrap doesn't)

1/16/2012 - removed multistrap and went back to debootstrap for now

1/21/2012 - added a setup script to do the second stage and updates after booting into Debian on the phone, fixed extra package install code

1/22/2012 - updated variable code per swordrune10's suggestion

Download: https://github.com/gnarlyc/DebianImageBuilder

Currently requires Debian 6, but feel free to fix that for me.

Rock on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] synesthete:
Thanks. I had fun with Debian on my Eris back when that was being worked on. I am sure this will be much faster on this beast.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnarlyc:
It does, and it's pretty sweet with a bluetooth keyboard & mouse and a monitor via a MHL video cable. I've even compiled a kernel or two on it. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ttereve:
Where do we put the image? Do we have to create a new partition?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnarlyc:
No, you don't have to create a partition. Here's what I do:

I use Connectbot for a terminal emulator, but there are others out there.

One time:

1) 'mkdir /data/local/debian' (don't type the single quotes)

2) copy the image to /sdcard/

Each time I start up (actually, I've made a script for this too):

1) 'su'

2) 'mount -o loop -t ext2 /sdcard/linux.img /data/local/debian'

3) 'chroot /data/local/debian /bin/bash'

4) ta-da!

You should be at a Debian bash prompt. Check /etc/apt/sources.list to make sure it's there and has 'deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian squeeze main'. You might also have to do 'dkpg --configure -a'. If it looks like that's needed each time, I'll automate it. If you install a desktop gui like xfce or whatever, you'll probably want to install tightvncserver in Debian and get an Android VNC client from the Market. I'll probably add more options to make these things a little easier in the future.

I'm still going through the entire process over and over until I get things how I want it, so the script will be updated as I get the time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ttereve:
I'm guessing we can use ext3 (or even ext4) instead of ext2?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnarlyc:
I dunno. It won't hurt to try!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JTECJ:
Is there any chance that this will work on GSM GN?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnarlyc:
Yes. This just builds the rootfs in an image. It should work for nearly any arm based Android device. I'm still working out some kinks with getting vnc and SSH servers working though. These worked fine when I used debootstrap to create the rootfs, but multi strap is much more flexible. So, I'm going to keep trying multi strap for a bit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ttereve:
alright I can get into root@localhost bash but i can't start ssh because well, there is no ssh in/etc/init.d/ how do I get it in there? (i built my own ubuntu rootfs with rootstock)?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnarlyc:
Did you install openssh-server?

EDIT: Yeah, some things aren't working quite right with installing and updating packages. I might have to re-work it with debootstrap again... Oh well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnarlyc:
Ok. Give me a day or two. I've re-written the script using debootstrap instead. I'll update the repo as soon as I do my initial test, which should be later tonight.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ttereve:
sweet I got it all to work! I'll try and get a script up for the way I did it.

btw I used a rootstock ubuntu rootfs

now I need to figure out how to setup gnome through command line!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnarlyc:
Cool! I read something about rootstock, but never really looked too deep. Yeah, post your code. That would be great. I have used debootstrap before, so I know it works. The thing that I never liked is that you have to run '/debootstrap/debootstrap --second-stage' after you boot into Debian on the phone. With multistrap, the packages are supposed to all be there and ready to go. (At least, that's how I understand it.) Anyway, I'm working out debootstrap again, and will just do a one-shot startup script or something. Or maybe, I'll switch gears and do it your way instead...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ttereve:
from: http://androlinux.com/android-ubuntu-development/how-to-build-chroot-arm-ubuntu-images-for-android/

build rootfs

sudo rootstock \
--fqdn ubuntu \
--login ubuntu \
--password ubuntu \
--imagesize 4G \
--seed linux-image-omap,build-essential,ssh,tightvnc

then make an image:

dd if=/dev/zero of=ubuntu.img bs=1MB count=0 seek=4096

format as ext4

mkfs.ext4 -F ubuntu.img

mount empty image

sudo mount -o loop ubuntu.img /mnt

extract rootfs inot image

sudo tar -C /mnt -zxf armel-rootfs-datetag.tgz

and unmount

sudo umount /mnt

this is my script to get chroot working (but this script fails and idk why so any help would be appreciated) (modified from the script http://burningbroccoli.se/post/949205350/chrootd-ubuntu-on-samsung-galaxy-s-android):

#!/bin/sh

echo "mount the image"
mount -o loop -t ext4 /sdcard/ubuntu.img /data/local/ubuntu

echo 'Mounting proc,sys and dev'
busybox mount -t proc proc /data/local/ubuntu/proc
busybox mount --bind /sys /data/local/ubuntu/sys
busybox mount --bind /dev /data/local/ubuntu/dev

echo 'Exporting a proper path'
export PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:$PATH

echo 'Chrooting and starting ssh server'
chroot /data/local/ubuntu /bin/bash

echo "And your ip is:"
busybox ifconfig | busybox grep "inet addr"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnarlyc:
I looked at rootstock. It doesn't appear to be Debian friendly, but maybe I'm just missing something. As soon as I'm happy with this on Debian, I'll look into making it work on Ubuntu also. I also realized that debootstrap has an option to install extra packages, so that's cool.

Right now, this is working well for me, but there are things that I would like to add.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
ran into a problem, apparently it doesnt know let so it pretty much didnt work..

./debianImageBuilder.sh: 20: let: not found

running oneiric and the UI is gnome3

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nvm, i got it to work by modifying it to this.. u can do whatever to the code, im just happy to help... tho im not sure why let doesnt work for me x.x

export image_name=debian.img
export build_folder=image_folder
real_image_size=$(6442450944)
echo "******************************"
echo "Installing dependencies"
echo "******************************"
apt-get install debootstrap
echo "******************************"
echo "Gather info"
echo "******************************"
echo -n "What size image would you like to create? (in GBs): "
read image_size
real_image_size=$(((($image_size * 1024) * 1024) * 1024))
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnarlyc:
Cool. That does look a bit cleaner. The code for installing extra packages wasn't right/all there, so I'm working on that now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NTolerance:
Thanks for this script. It worked perfectly for me. It's great to be able to apt-get things on my phone, and it's interesting to run debian's utilities on Android. A lot of other methods are about getting some sort of Linux desktop on Android, but I really appreciate the barebones CLI that this provides. To my knowledge this is the only way to be able to run ping6 on Android.

To anyone thinking of setting this up - make sure to install busybox!

I made a couple of helper scripts to get cleanly in and out of the chroot, and to make the sdcard directory available within debian. I'm keeping this stuff stored in /sdcard/debian:

root@android:/sdcard/debian # ls
debian.img
debroot
start.sh
stop.sh

start.sh

mount -o loop -t ext2 debian.img debroot
busybox mount --bind /sdcard debroot/mnt
chroot debroot /bin/bash

stop.sh

umount /mnt/sdcard/debian/debroot/mnt
umount /mnt/sdcard/debian/debroot/dev/pts
umount /mnt/sdcard/debian/debroot/proc
umount /mnt/sdcard/debian/debroot/sys
umount /mnt/sdcard/debian/debroot
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Lashin:
Hi all,

I don't know what is the problem with my cell, when i try to access twitter via web it can't load the page, and when i try to access it through any application this message appear "An error occurred while signing in, please try again later.", Can any one help me with this ?

My mobile Model number is GT-S5670,Build number is GINGERBREAD.JPKQ7
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ABrandt:
I cracked the screen on my G2 this morning rendering the LCD useless. I cant see anything on the screen itself. I need to send my phone out to get a replacement, but I can't flash back to stock android because I cant see the screen. What can I do?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killj0y:
Have you tried adb?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nipqer:
If you wait a few hours, I'll have a guide written up for exactly such a case.

The basic idea is, flash a stock, pre adb enabled, rom.

Flash it via fastboot RUU mode.

follow unroot instructions in the wiki.

A stock rom with adb enabled can be found at www.ratherphallic.co.cc (these are legit, I made them myself)

You can find RUU flash instructions in the Gingerbread downgrade thread if you don't know how to do it.

-Nipqer
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ABrandt:
Can you link that guide when you're finished?

On a side note, I've read people saying that it doesn't matter if i sent out my rooted device because it was a hardware problem. What do you think?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] captainreynolds:
Better safe than sorry.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nipqer:
Here you go http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1442988

Please leave any comments/criticism/death threats in that guide :)

-Nipqer
[HTC Sensation] banasik72:
Want to unroot my HTC Sensation so I can sell it. I cant get ADB to run on Windows XP. It flashes momentarily but never opens when selected to run? Is there a way I can just flash a zip for of stock TMO US software thus unrooting phone without ADB?
[HTC Sensation] 4ive:
try this, i have just un-rooted my phone earlier today and it worked perfect...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1291539
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kenjo36:
Hi.

I am an owner of a Motorola Defy (MB525) with installed CyanogenMod 7.1.0-11

I would like to know how can I enable the recording in 720p without causing any damage to the device.

thanks

P.S. This is the link where I got the Cyanogen: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1033654

P.S.2. I've already look through the different Thread without any success.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LeonardoJegigzem:
The CM7 doesn't support 720p recording, that functionality isn't released yet, and never will be on CM7, not in the Froyo Kernel based... i read that Quarx is working on that on the GB Kernel, with the time, will have 720p recording...
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] motor0id:
But you can improve camera quality herehttp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1030603
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] premaca:
For 720p recording you can try ms2ginger 2.1 rom. Use LG camera pro and high bit rate, the video quality with 720p is too good. Also with ms2g the standby consumption is very good, for every 2.5-3 hours 1% consumption for me. with cm7 and roms based off cm7, idle time consumption is 1% for every 45mins. :-(. May be with all AOSP projects it is like that.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jumika:
Hi!

I have a question about 720p also, but i didn't want to start new thread.

So i wnat to ask, if SOC module is capable of recording 720p? Somewhere i read that SOC module is not worse than BAYER, just the drivers of it are not written so good. So somehow can it be possible?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pravarth:
the lens is capable of capturing video at full resolution(15fps), 1080p (30fps), 720p (60fps).

But as i understand moto hasnt been able to implement the drivers to make it work. Since the camera uses proprietary drivers, we cant do much about it.

Even in the best case scenario we could probably get 720p (30fps) and not more as we are limited by cpu and gpu
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] redlik:
Hi folks,

Sorry is this was asked already but I know how to disable it in my Asus Transfomer but can't find the damn switch in GN.

Is there a switch like that in ICS at all?

I hate dragging icons of the screen all the time I installed something.

R.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
Go to market then hit menu and then settings. Then unclick auto add shortcuts or auto add widgets. They both do the same ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] redlik:
You're a star!

Thnx

R.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mingkee:
If you have a rooted NS, go to ROM manager; if not, you have to have ABD on your computer (the latest version has adb and fastboot located in \platform-tools folder). http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1396959

1. Download your favorite stock ROM from there: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1063664

2. Get "efghi" root.zip http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=821265&d=1324235293

3. (optional) Get your favorite kernel (I use Netarchy because it supports Voodoo)

Here are the procedures:

make sure your phone is fully charged to avoid ANY trouble

put all files into NS root directory and backup EVERYTHING in your internal storage

if your phone is rooted, go ahead to ROM manager and get the latest CWM recovery and install it, then go to recovery; if your phone is NOT rooted, read http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1396959

now you're in CWM, MAKE SURE YOU DO NANDROID BACKUP!!! It's better to be safe than sorry

go to Mounts and Storage, format /data, /system, /cache, /boot

go to Install zip from SD card install the following by order: ROM, root.zip, kernel (if any)

run factory reset again

reboot

done and enjoy rooted phone

This is a consolidated install ROM + root guide and all credit goes to whoever provided the files and guides.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mingkee:
Mod, please put it sticky if you think it's useful.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heisdnice:
Is there a specific radio on CM7 for the G2 that would increase my reception?

ive noticed that someone with the same phone and carrier as me (T-Mobile G2)

gets reception somewhere where i have none.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
Changing radios MAY increase reception. But it may also improve nothing, or even worsen reception. In theory, newer radios should work better than older versions. But in reality, it tends to be more geographically sensitive than anything. So unless somebody is in your immediate area, a radio recommendation is not that meaningful. Other than that, it mostly trial and error. The radio recommendation from the ROM developer is a good enough place to start. If not in the first post of the ROM thread, using the search function in that thread will usually yield some recommended radios (either from the ROM dev, or the users of that ROM). Otherwise, the newest radio, or the newest radio from your carrier may also be a good place to start.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cloonix:
As redpoint73 says, it depends...

I was lucky after i tried about three different radio firmwares and RILs: I have much better signal strength now.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m3gawolt:
Hello!

I bought this tablet and worked fine for couple of hours, but now it's in an infinite boot loop. I read some threads about boot loop, but I couldn't find anything to help me. I don't know how to enter recovery mode, as my tablet has not any volume keys.

Any help, please?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robgee789:
im having this same problem aswell does anyone know of a way of fixing this
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrs11:
Hello

You can try to hold the Power button for 10 sec.

or you have to re flash the Pad

Chris
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m3gawolt:
I reflashed it.