yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] std396:
Yeah dude! I always wipe 3 times before i flash any new rom. (Thats just my style.) lol. Dont get me wrong, i want to test out this rom, but if i cant install my apps? ill wait till that issue gets sorted out. Love the rom look though very fresh. Does anyone have the status bar Icons 4G Lte icons so i can flash them? I think they look cooler then tmobiles 4G icons.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] MT4GH:
Bro just try what i did settings/privacy/factory reset data whait for it and 10 more min. It ill work it worked for me been using it cinse our friend (phreshjoker) posted its preatty cool
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ericqt:
I got all apps restore and running accept the bluetooth. it said connecting and stay there never get to connected.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] delbert3mil:
instal app no work
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] phreshjoker:
You didn't wipe data after flash. Read the instructions
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Micronads:
Did not like rom at first. But after getting everything to work, using as my daily driver.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] phreshjoker:
Haha glad you like it
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] immunityx:
This rom is pretty good wish it was tmo based though
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] tamon77:
Rom is looking good. However, all of my haptics and vibrate functions are gone ... Any way to fix??
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] phreshjoker:
Umm it should work try reflashing
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] tamon77:
Should i wipe completely and start from scratch?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] phreshjoker:
Lol yes.. You're supposed to on every rom. Read the inStructions in the op
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] tamon77:
I did that when i first flashed. Does it matter what kernel i am using?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] phreshjoker:
Yes -.- didnt you read the OP?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] tamon77:
Duh ... forgot to flash the kernal. Used Bullet and now it's all good!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jhaympascual12:
sorry I'm new at this. I just want to ask if I still need to go back to stock rom before to flash this? because right now im on juggernaut 4.1
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ftarules:
NO just download, wipe data and cache in CWM Recovery, and then flash this ROM. You then have to flash a T989 kernel (synergy, Faux09, Bullet, or Darkside).

Reboot and Enjoy.

(if Necessary repeat with another ROM).

Remember to shake well before use....:p
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jhaympascual12:
thanks.

i look at the posted theme is there any other lockscreen? other than the transparent one?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] dudeimawesome:
can i flash the newest build from the original alien thread and then flash a tmo kernel? or does it require some porting? i would really like to use the update
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ericqt:
Yes you can. Just dont forget to flash any tmobile kernel.
[Motorola Photon 4G] guilzom:
Hello, Im a botón 4g user.

I bought de ir trought ebay ano use it un Colombia un a gsm network.

I hace root it, y unlock the bootload and has the rom homenaje, last update

Also delete (anterior a precios backup) the files that skip the sprit activation cause was os annoying after every reboot.

Anyway, it was working just fine, right nos Im un brazil os Im using the phone just over wifi.

Just now started downloading a ota update and reboots, but fails un the process of installing the update, y has no news about what kind of update is the one I downoad. I turn on the phone but artea while it power off attending to insall the update

What can I do? Hola aniones has idea o the ota update. I had the 2.3.4 versión and already had the update released un septiembre ir october by sprit
[Motorola Photon 4G] shabbypenguin:
whoa....

anyways you cant do anything honestly... as you tampered with the system so it wont pass the ota... if you want the updated software you are gunna have to flash using rsdlite. there are all teh files youll need in my signature (red lite as well as the various sbf's..) i suggest 198_7 :)
[Motorola Photon 4G] kanagadeepan:
I used RSDLite and flashed 198_6 (heard its more stable than 198_7)... All is well now... Even WiFi started throwing errors at first, later after few tweaks, it also started working and I rooted it with AIO root method from this great forum... (I am using Photon as my GSM phone)... I thought of thanking the members here, but since I am n00b here, I am NOT allowed to post in Development sub-forums (I guess)...
[Motorola Photon 4G] ScottieRotten:
I do believe stability is about the same, it is that most the current roms are based on 198_7.

It is the prefered platform to rom from since it gives common consistency for when the devs need to get bug reports from. No need to chase down bugs from other builds your roms arent even developed for.

That is why you will see dev's prefering 198_7 over 198_6. :)
[Kindle Fire General] chairshot215:
Question is basic; can someone with experience please give me the low-down when it comes to TWRP? I am new to Android in the sense but consider myself somewhat tech savvy. I test software and provide technical support for a living so I completely understand that people can do some dumb stuff. Just yesterday I had a man on the phone trying to connect his Pidion PDA to a McDonalds Wi-Fi by standing in his front yard and pointing it in the direction of a McDonalds two miles away. Anyhow I got the device for X-mas and have spent every day since reading about constant issues using TWRP. I’m really just trying to figure out if the blame for these issues can be pinned down on either the recovery itself or the fact that Millions of these things are in the hands of people who should probably not be doing the things they are doing at their current levels of knowledge, or a combination of both? I have owned a Moto-Triumph for a few month and have flashed Roms & Kernels out the Wahoo using CWM and have become very comfortable with its reliability but had not heard of TWRP until a few weeks ago and the association I have goes with all the stuck on Yellow Triangle posts covering just about every forum. I have TWRP installed and running CM7 and if this was my phone I would have flashed 2 Roms by lunch but for the reasons above feel like I should have a day set aside for trouble shooting before considering doing a simple thing like restoring a stock Nandroid. I lucked out with the Phone having an unlocked loader and Sudo installed out the box. Sorry I tend to rant but am basically asking that if I know my way around Roms and CWR will I be OK using TWRP or should I expect that it will have the occasional hiccup or is unstable in any way?
[Kindle Fire General] tkalli:
I have had no hiccups or any other problem, backing up. restoring or flashing.​
[Kindle Fire General] borborpa:
TWRP is awesome, backups and restores work great. The main issues are people getting stuck in fastboot, which is not really a TWRP issue. As long as you follow directions, you should have no issues.
[Kindle Fire General] jacewt:
I feel the same way as the OP. I have cwr on my phone and I have never messed up anything. I have roms backed up and I can always get up and running quickly. I have tried half assed roms just for the heck of it and no problem.

I don't think that TWRP is the same kind of program as CWM. I think it's almost impossible to brick my phone using clockword mod but I don't think the same can be said for TWRP. I have read so many posts with people who have TWRP installed and yet they manage to "brick" their device. I don't know if it's a TWRP issue or that the kindle is very sensitive. Nevertheless, I am not rooting it because of these issues, besides, I like stock (I would love swype, that's about it).
[Kindle Fire General] smirkis:
Twrp works great. They forgot to set it to change bootmodes leaving recovery so don't use apps to force into recovery. Just firefirrfire.

Most issues, are user errors. I haven't had one issue, and I test everything!
[Kindle Fire General] foxdog66:
although I havent had any issues (that I can think of) with twrp, the constant "cannot mount /misc !" really bothers me. twrp is on several devices and from what I understand about it... the dev responsible for twrp being on the kindle fire joined twrp, got it working for the fire, they rolled out twrp 2.0 then he quit the team to make a recovery + app he plans on being paid only. so with that said... who knows if twrp will be maintained for the fire?

I hate to bash on anyones work, I didnt have any problem flashing zips with it. I dont really backup/restore much but the few times I tried, it worked. I really like the fact it can be themed easily :p
[Kindle Fire General] smirkis:
That's a great concern. Which is why I've been Working with doomlord to bring clockworkmod to our kindle fires. We need support. Twrp does not have that. But it works.
[Kindle Fire General] chairshot215:
Thanks for the responses; I think my fears stem from unfamiliarity. Like I said above everything was easily with my Triumph, was able to install CWM without Rooting the stock Rom and outside of doing something dumb like frying the CPU always felt comfortable knowing I could easily get back up and running no matter how bad I messed things up. I’m sure I will be fine, just need to get used to doing things a little differently and school myself on ADB and Fastboot and as recommended above avoid any apps or options for rebooting into recovery.
[Kindle Fire General] Andro X:
I haven't had any issues with twrp so far. Installing was a little tricky when i got stuck at the yellow triangle but after that everything has been good so far.
[Kindle Fire General] devilot:
I have TWRP on both my kindle fire and my wife's and neither has had a single issue with it. My brother, who is not what I would call tech savvy, installed it onto his just a couple days ago without issue by reading the instructions and multiple threads posted around here without issue. I think a lot of the issues come from people not reading as closely as they should or just from getting overly excited about being stuck in fastboot.
[Kindle Fire General] screwyluie:
I would like to put twrp on my phone. It works great. Half of what cwm does fails on my phone. Twrp works every time. People having issues likely can't follow instructions and don't have the knowledge if adb to fix their mistakes
[Kindle Fire General] gomcdowell:
all win

TWRP is all win. If you follow directions to a T and dont frustrated it will work fine. In alot of ways TWRP is better than CWM.:)
[Kindle Fire General] iroctheworld:
The TWRP team is maintaining TWRP. Even though the head developer left, If you would have read there tweets they are taking some time off. They Even Had announced a Twrp 3 for release, But for now everything is onhold until the team is better organised.If a developer would contact the team for the source, the xda community can keep it maintained.:cool:
[Epic 4G General] nathan951:
So im coming back from CM7 to TW and i really miss the way Bluetooth worked on CM7.

On CM7 when you turn on BT, it works the way i think it should

By turning on Bluetooth, it searches for device(s) listed in pared BT devices and auto connecting to pared device(s).

For some reason ALL TW roms i tried Do not auto connect. I have to open BT and then manually select devices from pared device(s) to force it to connect.

Can this be address with a script that runs when BT connecting status is changed??

Or any other ideas???

Thanks!

Nathan
[Epic 4G General] nathan951:
Anyone have any suggestions?
[Epic 4G General] KennyG123:
All my TW ROMs Always auto connected. Don't know what is going wrong with your setup. Try a fresh Odin and do not restore any system data. Rediscover your bluetooth device. Connect it. Then turn it off, then turn it back on...should reconnect.
[Epic 4G General] zman519:
Really? I don't ever remember bluetooth auto connecting. I just thought it worked like that.

Sent from the Drivers Seat of my Suby txting and Driving doing 100MPH+ in a school zone! Ha.
[Epic 4G General] KennyG123:
On Legendary right now, if I turn Bluetooth on with the quickpanel, then turn on my cheap Samsung bluetooth headset, the symbol in the notification bar gets wide which shows connected and I get a beep beep in my ear to show connected. Push button and make call. This has worked for me since Bonsai 3.0.
[Epic 4G General] nathan951:
Yeah if i turn on my Bluetooth headset AFTER i turn on my phone, it works like this too. And its not really a big deal for headsets (as its only a button press away to force it to connect)

But in my cars head unit its a bigger deal. There is like 6 steps to get it to connect which is a huge deal when driving. or on the phone i need turn on BT, wait for the Bluetooth to turn on, fumble with the phone and go to BT settings, and the select the devices id like to connect to.

Just looking for ways to keep my eyes on the road, and not rear-ending you!! :eek:

Nathan
[Epic 4G General] KennyG123:
Heh, I appreciate that. What happens if you leave the bluetooth on your phone on? WHen you leave your car and come back does it reconnect? I know there are some dock issues on TW still.
[Epic 4G General] nathan951:
If i leave the car/radio on, and get gas... When i come back it will not reconnect, so i would need to open list of bt devices and force a reconnect.

On the other hand if i power cycle the radio it will connect

Thanks again!!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] fundoozzz:
Guys I wanted to know which is the best data2sd app for O1 and what kind of partition it requires on sd card...
[Optimus One, P500, V General] tukak:
Links2sd, which allows you to choose, which app or data you want to move to SD, or S2E, which is simpler and basically moves all. S2E works only on Cyanogenmod roms.

The recommended filesystem is ext2 or ext3.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Human_dude_007:
Ungaze definitely if you're on a cm7 based ron but never trust quadrant while using it :P
[Optimus One, P500, V General] nelrak:
It depends by the ROM you use, can be Darktremor's A2SD, Link2SD, or even Simple2EXT (only for CM).

A2SD only use EXT2 (class 2, 4, 6 or 10), EXT3 (class 2, 4, 6 or 10) or EXT4 (class 6 or 10). It's recommended use microSD class 6 or 10, if you use class 2 or 4 format in EXT3. If you have problems (hang, problems with video, camera, etc) repartition and downgrade your EXT to EXT2 (from EXT3) or EXT3 (from EXT4). With A2SD, use only a2sd cachesd command, if you use a2sd datasd command you can have stability problems.

Link2SD can use all formats, included FAT32, but you need to move apps, cache, etc manually. It's similar (I guess) with Simple2EXT.

EXT4 is only support for some kernels, if your kernel don't support EXT4 you cannot use it.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Sid Meyer:
I use S2E, ext4, microSD class 10, CM 7.2, Franco. No problems. Do not move data\data to sd, this decrease performance.

Sent from P500 with S2E.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NICEGYPT:
is the accessories for CDMA version fits the GSM? or they are different or what?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] subxero123:
yes, they are different...

only screen protectors would be the same

cases are different since the verizon version is thicker due to its LTE chip
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sergio337:
Batterires too

Not also the cases, but the batteries are different as well. I know a couple people who bought extended batteries for their GSM version that were made for LTE. They are not compatible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hakizi:
Cases fit both.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyattyoss:
Wrong. Well, half. Some cases fit both, but most higher end ones don't.
[Desire General] MihailPro:
Good afternoon XDA and especially HTC Desire users!

We know that we don't have much chance to get full-working Android 4.0 but the hope dies at last)

So we made a petition, maybe it is a crazy idea, but i hope that HTC Developers will continue our support!

It is a try to get official Android 4.0 WITHOUT HTC SENSE

So there is no harm in trying! Maybe it will work!

Here is the petition:http://rmd-team.ru/?page_id=393

PS Sorry for my English. If you can change something there, because it is wrong, contact me!
[Desire General] nino2603:
Why "crazy idea"?!

N1

I HOPE THIS HELP!
[Desire General] plohoi:
Хорошая идея)!

Goooood idea!
[Desire General] dewono:
Count me in .. :)
[Desire General] xsar:
and me too....
[Desire General] chrisath:
me too guys
[Desire General] ZeGuitarist:
I think this is a noble cause, but there are some big problems with it.

1) HTC had tremendous trouble updating the Desire to Gingerbread, due to the small internal memory size. Squeezing ICS with Sense on top into that same limited amount of memory just isn't going to fly.

2) Even if they could, they're not going to make the effort anyway. The Desire may have been HTC's flagship at one point, right now it's just a 2 year old phone that has seen its fair share of updates. Right now, they'll focus on their current flagships - and could you blame them? If we want their official ICS + Sense experience, we'd just have to buy one of their newer phones. Unless they bring that to our old Desires, which is why they're not going to - their main goal is to make money after all.

3) This doesn't belong in development, post it in the General forum.
[Desire General] troly:
If so could HTC will stop manufacturing the focus of software development takes. I love HTC!
[Desire General] MihailPro:
1) I wrote about HTC Sense in this petition. If it is possible to remove it from this rom everything will be perfect

2) if moderators move this theme to general topic, i will agree with them, but it's closely connected with development.
[Desire General] kuyam:
Never hurts to try, but I think this one is in vain.

They would either have to change hboot partition layout or do something else crazy. There just isn't enough space left on a stock hboot at the moment after installing ICS, let alone Sense on top of it.

The reason we can use ICS is because of A2SD setups where we gain additional space. HTC can't expect this from everyone in a rom for consumers.
[Desire General] will8578:
i suppose you could petition to get source or drivers released so the amazing devs can cook stuff up for us, that would make more Sense, get it sense lolllllllll
[Desire General] erklat:
Why would they remove their trigger?

This makes no sense. I'm Desire user but I'm with HTC 100% on this.
[Desire General] kuroneko007:
As others have said, this will never happen:

1) HTC will not remove Sense from any update - even HTC's new phones with Android 4.0 coming out will still have Sense. As far as HTC is concerned, Sense is what sets them apart from other makers.

2) With Sense, the only way to fit ICS on the Desire would be to change the partition layout. However, no manufacturer will release an update that requires changing the partition layout, for multiple reasons (necessity of unlocking bootloader, warranty invalidation, likelihood of bricking phone, etc)

On the other hand, both Sandvold's and dk_zero_cool's ROMs are pretty much usable as daily drivers. I think we can be pretty happy with how well supported our Desire is by the dev community, and forget about support from HTC (Case in point - Gingerbread: Did anyone actually use the Gingerbread update from HTC? IMO the custom ROMs from this site were all a million times better)
[Desire General] totohtc:
very good idea, it is on that ICS will be well on my desire :D
[Desire General] iYappi:
Good idea, guys))

Хорошая идея, парни)) Хехе)) Наши)
[Desire General] naruz:
Im in too :D cheers
[Desire General] Rafa91:
Signed. Hope it helps :)
[Desire General] Ciela:
My knowledge on this is limited, but Im fairly sure the partition layout could be changed in an update if they wanted it to be. Correct me if Im wrong, but the partition layout is defined in the HBOOT, and HTC have updated the HBOOT via updates in the past.

That said, I am fairly confident they wouldn't do it for other reasons (it'll wipe the users /data partition, and the Desire is now an old phone that they don't see any reason to update).

Would love HTC to prove me wrong though and release an ICS update (or at the very least, updated drivers & kernel/etc that would make things a lot easier for the devs here)
[Desire General] Alas2708:
signed as well
[Desire General] duriunbanable:
I hope you all know this is pointless :)
[Desire General] paolo-red1:
And if we ask only proper driver for full hardware acceleration (and camera maybe)? I do not know what this entails in terms of source release (new kernel?), but perhaps is a better utopia..
[Desire General] cammyhorne:
i signed it
[Desire General] adario73:
signed, never know ...
[Desire General] Neo69ADSL:
Excelent!!!! ;)
[Desire General] Droidzone:
HTC Desire is an End of Life product. It's highly unlikely that any further update will be released. What the petition should address, imho, is to release source code of proprietary drivers so that we can work on adding full ICS support ourselves.

Swyped on my Htc Desire running on Supernova Extreme - Gingerbread goodness with 2 GB of Internal memory
[Desire General] JoeyDelp:
I don't believe HTC would do this for the very same reasons as mentioned above but I have none the less signed the petition and sit with my fingers crossed. What has kept me away from the current ICS ports is the very thing that makes an HTC an HTC and that is Sense. I have tested the cm9 ports and sandvold's port but i miss sense.

What i would rather like to see is a port of the leaked Sensation XE's ICS Sense rom. i mean what we are currently running in Runnymede's AIO is an XL port if i'm not mistaken?
[Desire General] AlxMAX:
They can't release the source code for the proprietary drivers as long as they use those same drivers for recent Qualcomm devices too (even if their file names are different). At most, they could launch a compilation to support Adreno200 and provide us the binaries. I would be happy with that. Besides, it's not HTC who is responsible. It's Qualcomm and there's also a thread on the Qualcomm forum about this.
[Desire General] iCe87:
but htc had release the unlocked boot for desire..

they can make the ics vanilla rom (without sense UI) with a different partition table foir bravo..
[Desire General] Lothaen:
I would think you had more chance of asking for the Nexus One to get ICS support?

We have the same drivers etc. as the Nexus One don't we? so all that could be ported over to the Desire?

could be wrong - just thinking outloud.

I highly doubt HTC will release any sign of a ROM without Sense, kernel updates possibly, but still probably unlikely - we can always hope though!
[Desire General] erklat:
Any solution proposing removal of Sense has no place in any rational debate about this. I don't think less space on /data is something you want?
[Desire General] chupchip:
Doesn't make sense. Better wait for CM9, I think.
[Desire General] abokamel:
Signed and hopping for a response :)
[Desire General] Chaosz-X:
1. This belongs in General.

2. Seriously? Sense 3 ROMs have 80MB of RAM free, and we need A2SD hacks to make it actually fit, and in my opinion none of the Sense 3/3.5 ROMs is smooth enough. And now people want ICS Sense? Yeah, great idea, if you want 50MB of free RAM.

I seriously don't get it why people must have the latest and greatest and heaviest Sense. Oh and besides, forget it, keep dreaming, if you think ICS Sense will come to the Desire: ROFLMAO. Get yourself a RUU from a device such as the Sensation and work on it yourself, but this....
[Desire General] bdpyo:
Lol good luck
[Desire General] bradmax57:
Signed, we can live in hope
[Desire General] mikbe:
I think getting proper drivers from Qualcomm would be a great starter:

[LINK] Ask Qualcomm to release Adreno 200 drivers with hardware acceleration

QSD 8250, Adreno 200 hardware-related proprietary libraries for hardware graphics acceleration
[Desire General] Lefty_il:
+1 here !!!
[Desire General] 2WildFirE:
+1

signed
[Desire General] rustykwak:
good luck with that but think it will fall on deaf ear!:(
[Desire General] crni6:
+1

Hop they hir our voice! :)
[Desire General] Costena:
good luck, but wake up.