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[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harfainx:
I'm using the newest version of fpse, not sure what the version number is. I purchased the app, so I just update in the market whenever it has an update.

I just added Breath of Fire 3 to my G9 101. I ripped it from the disc using Alcohol 120%. I don't trust downloaded Playstation games, so I always rip my own from my collection.

Runs at 60fps constantly, no slow-down on any of the games I play. Occasionally I'll drop to about 55-56fps on Legend of Legaia when I have a big battle going on and I use certain special attacks (lots of 3D graphics going on).

I wonder if a problem you're having has to do with the bios that you're using? I'm using a bios that I made myself quite some time ago that I use on my phones. I just used the same bios for my G9 101 and haven't had any problems.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soulclaimed:
I have the latest version and have tried silent hill and tekken 3 with various bios files and all force close when using touch screen, I havent tried controller yet but whats the point in having something this portable if you have to plug a controller in
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harfainx:
Hmm, I don't have either of those games, so I can't test them. Any other games you guys are having trouble with?

My games that work so far are:

Final Fantasy 7

Final Fantasy Tactics

Gangway Monsters

Legend of Legaia

Legend of Mana

Tales of Destiny

Final Fantasy 8

Final Fantasy 9

Legend of Dragoon

Breath of Fire 3

Breath of Fire 4

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night

Chrono Cross

Final Fantasy Anthology

Final Fantasy Chronicles

Final Fantasy Origins

Metal Gear Solid

Dragon Warrior 7

Star Ocean: The Second Story

Brave Fencer Musashi

Legend of Mana

Threads of Fate

Harvest Moon: Back to Nature

Lunar Silver Star Story Complete

Lunar 2: Eternal Blue

Xenogears

Ogre Battle

***Red games indicate games that take a slight hit to the fps during large events, or big elaborate battes.

These are all ripped from my own private collection using Alcohol 120%. There are others, I just haven't ripped them yet.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soulclaimed:
the forced closes seem to be related to the touch screen i think it might work if i used a usb keyboard or something but would prefer to use touch screen anyone know how to stop it from closing when using multitouch like using dpad and x at the same time seems to crash fpse
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaxyace:
Try a different version of Fpse , i also have it and screen works fine no problems .

Also thanks for the topic , i have one more superb emulator now :)
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soulclaimed:
could you tell me where you got it as I cant find a version that works any better
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g1no23:
I can confirm the latest version of FPse from the market works. It says v0.11.11.
[Android General] Diablo67:
Reserved
[Android General] Diablo67:
You're welcome guys,i'm glad it helped you,thats what its here for.
[Android General] Diablo67:
I'm glad its helping you guys,i don't want to contribute something noone can use.
[Android General] Fest1val:
Yeah
[Android General] Krishnadusad:
Mate could you add the definition of ZRam ? I see thats missing here. Great thread imo.

Also some info could be added about the new gov by robertosc - lulzactiveq could be added.
[Android General] mizuki_kai:
Hi there, I'm a little bit confuse here. Does cwm means we're into recovery mode? Then, what does it have to do with ROM manager (aka clockworkmod==cwm)?

Confuse...

Thanks.
[Android General] Fire n mage:
Rom manager app was made by the creator of CWM recovery, which is why is directly flashable from the app itself
[Android General] kevindd992002:
What does it mean whrn chainfire said that the CWM is not compatible with the ROM APP MANAGER?
[Android General] Sjaak79:
Thanks for this :good:

Not to use ROM MANAGER on your SGS3 i guess. You can make backups with CWM instead and flash roms with ODIN..
[Android General] kevindd992002:
But when I rooted my phone, it also installed an APP that's called CWM. I guess that's not the ROM APP MANAGER, right?
[Android General] jurben:
there is a state that the handheld entered the system successfully but than stucked at displaying the logo, can't display the home screen. what is it called?
[Android General] jhav1969:
Thanks. It's very helpful:good:
[Android General] betacode6:
cool

like
[Android General] :
This guide helped! Thanks
[Android General] xReskz:
Thanks dude :D . I wish that i have a good English to understand all of that :(:(:( . But really that was interesting :D
[Android General] tricktactoe:
LG p500

Any breakthrough for LG p500?
[Android General] Jack_R1:
This thread is seriously misleading many users, it seems.

Radios are NOT responsible for ANYTHING but cellular communications, with very few exceptions (Nexus One being one of them, for example - radio containing camera-related modules). WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, etc - all are kernel modules, governed by kernel. They don't use the same antennas, they don't share logic, and usually they're even different chips, as can be seen on many Engadget teardowns.
[Android General] tommytomatoe:
Don't be a hater. The explanation of.radios is general and is enough for 90% of people. It isn't incorrect, just isn't accurate and detailed. :)
[Android General] Jack_R1:
Not a hater at all :). The only problem with this explanation is that most people misunderstand it, and the amount of unnecessary radio flashing that is done by the people that have misunderstood it and think that changing a baseband build will somehow improve their WiFi/GPS/whatever.
[Android General] kevindd992002:
So what does baseband changing really do? Is it the same as modem flashing?
[Android General] avrTowerville:
Thanks Sir!

Thanks for this thread sir! This was very very helpful!:victory:
[Android General] Leandre20:
Now i have been around android for a while now, and i know most of those terms by heart now. So maybe when some people come to android they can come to this thread and learn all of the terms that has to do with android.
[Android General] mirosss:
thanks.. very useful to me :good:
[Android General] Optimusman:
thanks

I appreciate you taking the time to create a thread like this!!! Good job and it actually taught me a few things just looking through the first couple posts!
[Android General] jakudon:
:DThank you for your infomation:D
[Android General] Oliviakrk:
Thanks for the dictionary.

Switching from iOS is relatively easy with it.
[Android General] Dhiraj:
What is the function of Android Diagnostic Interface Driver? Is it related to fastboot ony? It shows inactive always, adb does not detect device. Any solution?
[Android General] smoresrock:
thanks for the info

i really don't like this 10 post requirement
[Android General] Diablo67:
Clock Work Mod is the name of the recovery and Rom manager is made by the same guys that made CWM,so that app is used specifically for CWM.
[Android General] Master_T:
Seconded :D I have to pretend to be a noob posting in these generic threads just to somehow proove I'm not a noob. Quite illogical :D

Thanks for the dictionary anyway.
[Android General] ntony17:
thx boyssss
[Android General] dragonrock:
Nice and very useful posts for all beginners...thanks a lot
[Android General] CODENEX:
Thanks a lot!

I'm an Android newbie and this post served me the best startup :highfive:
[Android General] Ryan_Shea:
Probably a noob question but what does SOD mean? I.e. "that explains all the SOD’s people have been getting"
[Android General] nilkar08:
Thank you

Thank you for this very informative post.
[Android General] Vigi1296:
This cleared a lot of my doubts....thanks man :good:
[Android General] acultr:
whats is I/O,deadline,noop,cfq.??
[Android General] wcypierre:
I/O = Input / Output. Basically, reading and writing (files)

deadline, noop, cfq are basically i/o schedulers(ways/methods to read/write files)

If you want more information, you can try and look at this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22134559&postcount=4
[Android General] secaspider:
Thank you very much for this thread. For me was a big big help
[Android General] drraptor:
Please update information regarding Jelly bean
[Android General] peyer9:
prfeckt

ım kurdish no eng
[Android General] bankanidhi:
NA

Just cheking if i can post. lol
[Android General] ar4gorn:
A lot of useful information! Thanks!
[Android General] NlBO:
Seems I learned a lot just now lol
[Android General] kanelang3000:
Big help for newbie like me

Thank you for this thread, huge help for a newbie like me
[Android General] DaVinci Team:
wow! really helpful
[Android General] smb45:
Thank you

I got this evo shift 4g as a gift and didnt even know how to turn it on.

So I started learning about it, just messing with it.

I decided to root it and I still have no clue what I am doing, but thats my choice.

I have spent the past few days reading methods and techniques for it.

after reading your guide, I still dont know what I am doing, but it was extremely informative and I feel like I have a simple core knowledge that I can now build on. Yes I should probably learn more about what I am doing, before I do it. Now i will reread the instructions i have amassed and will be able to understand what they are talking about a little more.

Thank You

and yes i clicked thanks on one of your posts :)
[Android General] ASharpEdge:
Great thread! I used the search to look up "definitions" and this popped up....

I was getting SO confused by all the acronyms in here. I bet there are over 100 different acronyms that I have come across. I should find some of them that are not in your list and post them as I am certain there are a few you missed.

Here is one:

TW = TouchWiz
[Android General] unrealRage:
Really useful guide , awesome job! :)
[Android General] dpcdpc11:
Another useful guide! Thank you!
[Android General] inzeyn000:
thanks for this post..

this is exactly what i am looking for. i amnew to android world and im still having a hard time maximizing my phone's capabilities.

this is a good start :)
[Android General] Gses4us:
Schooled!

Thank you for bringing me up to speed with all the appropriate terms and meanings that i would probably encounter during my time browsing for information on xda...Thank you!

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I didn't know that the classes continued...lol...I guess I'm still learning...
[Android General] Diablo67:
Your very welcome guys,i promise to update this soon,im taking computer science and some other classes right now,but as soon as i get some free time,it will get updated.
[Android General] Narasimha Athreya:
Thanks a lott bro!! ;) One of the good thread ever !! It is soo usefull for all beginners ;):D
[Android General] Hektorapps:
great list! :)
[Android General] kr4k3rz:
grear thread..

hope..new pepls to xda will find this helpful..i enjoyd n learnd many n clear of those slangs..lol need to add more. :)
[Android General] Starrider17:
Climbing Mount Android

While I am not overly new to Android (I have studies it from afar for at least a year), nor am I new to this Forum (Long time viewer and reviewer of other's posts), I am a first time responder to a reply in the XDA Forums. As such, while Android as an OS (Operating System) out performs and smokes its closest competitors, there is indeed another whole world with its own language and acronyms. This guide was found to help ascend a few more feet up Mount Android. Many thanks to all the work. I am sure that this document will remain a "Living Document" allowing for updates to continue well into the deep, unknown and unexplored future of Android!
[Android General] jojobans:
hi

Thank you for this valuable training.
[Android General] Diablo67:
Thanks.

Thanks.

Updated today,thanks.

Your very welcome brother.
[Android General] freestylerandroid:
Very helpful thanks..good for references..
[Android General] :
Really useful. Thank you!!
[Android General] alper59:
good

tnaks for this, great work :)
[Android General] Mizo_elgabry:
Thanks a lot this was very helpful
[Android General] auzzybear31:
Thanks so much, very useful ! :)
[Android General] codeapprentice:
Great Dictionary!!

Hell as you can see, I am new here and really excited! .

That post was great, I am still quite new to Android, but I did know a quite a bit of linux so I don't think it will take a long time :)

Also could you help me? How exactly does one write code for 'hacking' into the device to flash recovery and stuff, exploits, you know like how CWM was made? GOD!! I have so many questions!!!
[Android General] Diablo67:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21979465&postcount=4
[Android General] EmceeGeek:
Lol. This is pretty awesome for people who don't know the definitions.
[Android General] somsgod:
All android versions

you can know about all the versions of android at,

technozmania.blogspot.com

and also on new smartphones, laptops and gadget news .
[Android General] crashlen0:
I've been here for years and this actually helps me understand what ive been reading much better.:good:
[Android General] Krishnadusad:
Guys a link to the xda university would be good too
[Android General] bombillita:
Thanks! Helped me a lot!
[Android General] lewisyiv:
great guide thanks

thanks for all your work
[Android General] adhiahuza:
this is very helpful. everything i want to know until now already there.

this is my guide to overclock

thanks
[Android General] Marc Rivasseau:
Useful post, thanks!
[Android General] rishabh.dang.rd:
Thank you soo much
[Android General] Diablo67:
Your welcome.

You are welcome sir.

Thanks.

Your very welcome.

Your welcome.

Yes it is.

awesome!!

link added.

Your welcome.

Your very welcome sir.

Your welcome.

Your welcome sir.

Your very welcome.
[Android General] Marc Rivasseau:
thanks!
[Android General] Diablo67:
Happy Holidays Guys!!
[Android General] hisname:
I think there is an error. when I press the second link in OP, it led me to third post. shouldn't it lead me to second post? I also have some suggestions to add to the governor like: dyinteractive

maybe ROW scheduler
[Android General] Diablo67:
1)The second link led me to the second post.

2)I can't find anything on the Dyinteractive governor

3)ROW Scheduler added to OP

Thanks for the heads up.
[Android General] Gabbydababygoogoo:
Thanks a lot.

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2 like a boss. ;)
[Android General] cyanoper:
Nice thread for begginers! :)
[Android General] rydog66:
WOW, THANKS!!!!!!

Truly appreciate all the time that you put into organizing and gathering all of this information for the community to reference.
[Android General] Cledeilson:
THX!
[Android General] sadiicom:
Thanks , great tutorials and info
[Android General] MBariya:
Thanks.....

Very helpfull....
[Android General] buckeye_jeff:
Great list, thanks!!!!
[Android General] djeordje:
Thanks

Definitely this thread will become a book in the future :D
[Android General] phiraphon-film:
good

wow
[Android General] andr0id_guru:
Great list for begginers!

Thx! :)
[Android General] Diablo67:
Your welcome.

Thanks,yes it is.

Anything to give back to such a great community.

Thanks.

YW.

YW.

That would be awesome.

Great word.

YVW.

OP Updated!!!
[Android General] Chornomorets:
4.0 New Version

Android 4.0.4 should be added to versions list.
[Android General] shaami:
Thumbs up !!

Great thread, valuable effort man.......

:good:
[Android General] Brady_4love:
Very valuable! !

Saved time from Googling ;)
[Android General] smokyhill:
Thanks so much

I have been puzzled by lots of "strange" Android terms. Now I know some of them. Still digging in... :angel:
[Android General] Diablo67:
Find me some info on 4.04 and i'll post it for you.
[Android General] zeon321:
Thank you for your awesome informative post....and the video was very very funny too.
[Android General] ksa282:
great list for noobs .. like me :o

Thanks ! :good:
[Android General] espier_developer:
THANX
[Android General] breakingcharge:
HELP

does anybody kno the lionk to the .tar file i need for a my samsung charge i cant find it.. also does rooting your phone give your phone the ability to be used with any network provider?
[Android General] Herc08:
Just awesome

Finally, a place where I can figured out what everything means. I pretty much know what kernel and ROM means, but the other mumbo jumbo confused me. However, with all the helpful guides on this site, it really help root all of the androids that I did. After a week of my first root, I have done five different phones already. It's a bit work than jailbreaking, but you are in more control.

One person I really want to thank is newtoroot. He made a ROM from my HTC One X, that it really amazing. For being his first ROM, he really did a good job. It's a few hiccups, but overall, it's like the XL, but on my phone. I couldn't wait the ten posts to say thanks to him.
[Android General] Diablo67:
Not sure what your looking for on the first question,but rooting your phone will not give you the abillity to change carriers,you will need to get the phone unlocked so the SIM can change the APN.I know you will need to dial in a #(EG:#xxxxxxxx#) and it will give you a menu to choose from,theres where you unlock your sim,so you can change carriers on your own.
[Android General] rogue5099:
You really did a great job on this. So much time put in thanks, very well done!
[Android General] KeuNa:
Thanks a lot, it's really helpful...bookmarked...
[Android General] kyls2010:
Awesome read

I have recently went from Gingerbread to Jelly Bean, so this post was beyond helpful. I didn't realize how much the Voice Commands have grown and developed since GB. Now I can't leave the Google Voice Search command alone, and I'm too lazy to actually text now! Thanks again for the great read!
[Android General] Amandevil:
thanks for sharing these useful information... there are quite a lot that I didn't know lol
[Android General] daringharry:
Good stuff
[Android General] micromax canvas 2 user:
inquiry

what is the major difference in performance bertween android i.c.s and jelly bean.
[Android General] jlinn75:
wow you must have spent a long time compiling that info.. thank you
[Android General] can0brains:
Re: Android Terms,Slang,Definitions & Guides !Revised! UPDATED!! 02/02/2013

I heard somewhere that there is going to be a new Android version called key lime pie... Is that true? Sorry I really don't remember where I saw that.
[Android General] danielvilla1:
Nice guide man
[Android General] Jack_R1:
Perhaps it's time to update this:

Nobody refers to BT or GPS as "radio" for a long time now. Today and for several years "radio" = strictly "baseband", GSM/UMTS/HSPA/WiMAX/LTE.

The main reason for it is that the "driver" for radio is actually a separate firmware sitting on a different partition, sometimes named "radio", while WiFi/BT/GPS drivers are part of the kernel running on the main CPU and sitting on system/boot partition. So not all wireless signals are created equal.
[Android General] xUntilOne:
Thanks alot, ive learned so much
[Android General] Diablo67:
Thanks

Ahh thats a good question,not much,since they both use pretty much the same amount of memory to run,i would say that ICs is the speedier of the 2.

I didnt amke it all at once,i added thimngs as i learned.All together close to a year,not quite,but close,lol.

Android 5.0, allegedly called Key Lime Pie. While Android 4.0 Jelly Bean has been successful and is becoming increasingly popular, most Android users are still looking forward to Key Lime Pie. Rumors indicate a more stable operating system, and hopefully it will be compatible with more Android devices than Jelly Bean was when it was initially released last summer. It seems like the official unveiling of Android 5.0 might be accompanied by some other surprises as well, including new Nexus tablets and the rumored Motorola X. (Source)

Thanks.

Well i will have to disagree brother,i am a EVO dev,probably one of the oldest touch phones,anyway we still refer to our "Baseband"!! as Radio,so sorry for the old school slang.I will update the thread for the more youthful generation.

Your welcome sir.
[Android General] Jack_R1:
The reason I'm requesting this change is the abundance of threads and questions like "I have crappy BT/WiFi/GPS reception, will flashing the radio help me?" - and each time it has to be cleared that no, BT/WiFi/GPS don't have anything to do with radio, since they're not controlled by its firmware but by their own drivers.

Being an EVO dev you're probably familiar with the only non-radio thing that radio controls on your phone (if my assumption is correct and it works like on Nexus One) - the camera. A funny oddity with the old generation of phones based on QSD8x50.
[Android General] Ravage32:
OMG Dude thanks for this!!

This is soo helpful i cant believe you wrote all of this!

:good:
[Android General] sicex:
<3 woot

AGREED it was awesome and helped clarify quite a few questions i had and was too embarrassed to ask about XD
[Android General] tonymjacc:
thank you for your info!
[Android General] Dan4u:
:good: Great suff
[Android General] :
Wow, that is quite the comprehensive list. Very helpful, thanks!
[Android General] Ccasarguedas:
Very Helpful

Good place to find special definitions.

Thanks!
[Android General] SoFreshGames:
Awesome, great job!

Although being a droid user for almost 3 years I have learned a few things :)
[Android General] xdakewie:
some very useful information contained here. thank you! :)
[Android General] Peppe91:
Thanks very much dude!! your work is awesome!
[Android General] AMDFenics:
This helps

This helps many people, included me ! THANKS :cowboy: :highfive:
[Android General] runn3rrun:
i think most of this definition not only for android, it used for technology's definition.
[Android General] aldus320:
Re: Android Terms,Slang,Definitions & Guides !Revised! UPDATED!! 02/02/2013

What a nice information :)
[Android General] apoorv.mehrotra:
Testing

Testing

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Sure, wana try on this though m not a programmer but still would love to start working on Android
[Android General] ahmed_14:
tooo long

Too long terms and condition, hope there is any summary for it ;)
[Android General] Ccasarguedas:
Re: Android Terms,Slang,Definitions & Guides !Revised! UPDATED!! 02/02/2013

That's right. Useful on many technologies not only for android.
[Android General] Diablo67:
Took some time.

Hahaha,i know the feeling,but sometimes you have to,but hopefully this will help people in the same boat as you not have to ask as many questions,lol.

Yes sir.

Thank you.

You very welcome.

YW.

I'm still learning,it never ends,lol.

YW.

TY.

YVW.

Yes i agree,it does apply to more than just android.

I hope i helped.

This will definitely help you.

I'll work on that.

Agreed.
[Android General] qyaoxue:
Thanks a lot! This is absolutely helpful for me.
[Android General] Tonio78r:
thanks it's very useful :)
[Android General] iGebriel:
what a wonderful information

great man
[Android General] pppppp:
BASEBAND entry is verbatim from wikipedia (or the other way around) and does not include the meaning most used by people flashing: the part of the firmware that controls cellphone radio. Can we develop further, please?
[Android General] richroberts972:
good

I would liek to know more about the JIT though. this is the first time I heard of it. I try to find some video but it is not helpful. can you help me find some videos of ths
[Android General] adeza69:
nice information..

its just like great dictionary..

:good: :good: :good:
[Android General] natdanai:
Thanks very nice info.

Now I can understand what experts are talking about.
[Android General] bigmee444:
me too
[Android General] hackerzrulez007:
V. Helpful

THANKS !!!!!!

Got to know many new things from your post/..... :cowboy:
[Android General] Lazar81:
Nice work
[Android General] makuntu:
i need rom

htc mozart problem[Solved]

i have htc7 mozart dead, rescurreated with riff now come in fast boot and show details

pd67100 ss-bc (4k)

spl-1.25.2250.5(111337)

microp(led) 0x07

touch c1(v66)

sd none

partition info-v211v413