yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] mpoendi:
Here is my sugestion, you can extract from other ROM, like mine, xgin v6.1 using dialer gingercruzt 8.2.

You can do it by your self.

Extract it from other ROM.

Look for name phone.apk in the system/app folder

Copy it to the phone.

In the "system/app" folder

Set permission phone.apk as rw.r.r

Good luck.

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[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] mabdullah007:
"dialer one" is best because it uses less ram which very important for X8
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] Dexter_prog:
what do you mean by t9 dialer? I'm using one that was posted in the GingerDX thread. It's wycontacts but you can dial by typing the name of the person you want to call, so if you want to call "mom" you type 666 (lol) and it shows a list with the contacts that match those letters.
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] dragan985:
T9 is exactly what You Explained in Your post.

CM9 Dialer that i mentioned is now default dialer in minicm7 rom.
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] Dexter_prog:
cool! gonna try it!

Hmm, can't run it on microcm (stock kernel), could the kernel be the cause of it not working?
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] Blitzkri3g:
Can you provide more info on this particular dialer please?

I just got it and thinking of trying it!

N.
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] dragan985:
try this one: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20735429&postcount=531

p.s. it was my mistake, it's not cm9 dialer, it's just cm7 dialer with T9.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Torre92:
Hi all,

i had installed cyanogen mod on my defy and all was perfect.

After that i tried to install defy_recovery-1218-0326-signed.apk and it says that was installed successfully.

I tried to boot in recovery mode and when i power up the phone it stays on the initial logo forever (cyanogen mod 7..).

I tried to flash my version founded here sbf.droid-developers org but it make the same things on boot...

What should I do?

Please help me, i bought that phone yesterday! :(
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Html5Clouds:
did u do a whipe cache and wipe data ?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Torre92:
yeah, i tried it now, i didn't know this method and it works...

But sorry man, what version should i install? Now I have 2.3.6 (i don't know why, it's the only version that work that i tried) but i would like to install Cyanogen Mod V7...

Can you explain me what should i do? Thank you very mutch!
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] labsin:
So you flashed and 2.3.6 sbf? Do you have a Defy+ or a normal defy?

If you have a normal defy and you have a green lense, you can't use your camera anymore (kernel limitation) even not on CM.

To install CM7, download a Defy+ nightly (even if you have a normal defy, cause you are on defy+ kernal) form here: http://www.defy-cm.net/

You must not use defy_recovery-1218-0326-signed.apk any more.

Use 2nd init form: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1032212

When you have installed 2nd init: reboot, wait for blue led, press volume up,go to custom recovery, install the zip downloaded earlier.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Torre92:
But to install 2ndInit i have to get the root permission, how can i do it? With oneClick it doesn't work....

Yes I have the Defy MB525...

EDIT:

yeah, i get root permission and i installed 2ndinit but what should i do to get into recovery mode? I don't understand :(

RE-EDIT: I had to press power down button, not up...
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ArC AnGeL:
I did the same mistake on my Moto defy ... did you get it to boot back up and if so how ? Ty to whom ever helps
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IVXX:
Arc ur post says u have a HTC Vision do have a stock Nandroid backup of your HTC Vision u can pass along? I know I'm off topic but this was the first search result that came up for my query "HTC G2 Vision wont boot up" So i thought id ask.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ArC AnGeL:
Sorry bro I don't back up my phone much cause I don't put much stuff on it ... something wrong with ur Vision ?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IVXX:
Yeah it doesn't get past the HTC screen when I try to boot it, I've tried everything, it unrooted and stock right now. I can't use adb but I can use fastboot, I've tried the T-Mobile updates and ruu but nothing helps. I don't know what else to try.
[Motorola Droid X2] litetaker:
Quick question. Can I do a nandroid restore after wiping data, cache and dalvik?
[Motorola Droid X2] IDMA.DROID.X2:
If you chose to put it in your external SD card when you made it, yes. wiping the big 3 doesn't wipe the SD card
[Motorola Droid X2] litetaker:
So i will be able to go back to my original ROM just as I left it even after wiping the big 3?
[Motorola Droid X2] IDMA.DROID.X2:
Yup! I've got a back ulbof every ROM except MIUI, haven't flashed it yet! Haha

EDIT: Make sure its on the external SD card though. Not sure weather it will be there on the SD card if you put it there then wiped the big 3
[Motorola Droid X2] maggard5:
I have a nandroid on my internal that has endured several data wipes and sbf's. It is a backup of my stock phone before flashing anything. I backed it up in both places just in case.
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
Well, that depends. If you upgraded to say, Android 2.3.5, then you have a different kernel and the kernel is NOT backed up via Nandroid. So unless you are still on the same android version, then you should SBF back to the base OS version you were on. This was tested extensively about a month or so back and it was determined that a nandroid restore doesn't restore the kernel.

Otherwise, nandroiding back should get you where you were before.
[Motorola Droid X2] IDMA.DROID.X2:
Good to know! I missed the tests done, I thought it backed up everything.
[Motorola Droid X2] jsgraphicart:
So if MIUI is saying that it is running Android 4.0.3, and CM7 is Android 2.3.7, then is it not ok to nandroid back to CM7 from MIUI?
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
No, it should be fine. 4.0.3 is STILL using the same kernel. 4.0.3 is the OS version, not necessarily the kernel version.

Since the bootloader is still locked, flashing the DX2 MIUI still keeps the 2.3.4 kernel. All that gets replaced are the system files. So, nandroiding back to CM7 (which is what I did) is fine because you are still running the same kernel.

At least, that's how I read it when I researched a little on this and with some other people posting their explanations as well.

The reason you shouldn't flash 2.3.4-based ROMs over 2.3.5 is because the kernel version was changed. Remember, the kernel can ONLY be updated via a Verizon-approved OTA. The 2.3.5 update is not an official release, but it DID come from Motorola servers, so it has the signature in it that the X2 is looking for when the kernel is attempted to be upgraded. Hence, that is why flashing a 2.3.4-based ROM over a 2.3.5 image is not a good thing. Same goes with flashing a 2.3.5 ROM over a 2.3.4 image. It's just not a good idea and could pose problems down the road.
[Motorola Droid X2] jsgraphicart:
Ok, that makes sense. I figured it would be fine but didnt know the technical details.
[Motorola Droid X2] T3HBR1AN:
I've flashed my 2.3.4 backups over 2.3.5 quite a bit since my cheesecake backup is 2.3.5 and I've never had any issues. Do we really know if the kernel changed? I never really looked at the kernel version on 2.3.5.
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
Back in December, I asked the question about nandroiding and if it replaced the kernel. Motcher (and ashclepdia) helped out with this one. Motcher SBF'd to 2.3.4 and then nandroided back to Eclipse 2.0.3 (which is 2.3.5) based and the kernel version came up as 00005 which is the 2.3.4 kernel. So, Nandroiding does NOT replace the kernel.

Here's the posted that he posted about this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20808392&postcount=20

It may be that the differences are minor enough that it won't cause issues, but if the official 2.3.5 ever comes out, it might be best to always SBF back to 2.3.4 if you have to just to be on the safe side. I guess the moral of the story is, do this at your own risk.
[Motorola Droid X2] bandit1224:
Ok I tried to nandroid back to cm7 from Miui and I got a md5-sum mismatch message, and I wasn't able to go back. Do I need to wiped the big 3 every time I nandroid ?
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
No. That means the md5-sum hash key that was generated after the backup was created isn't matching with your nandroid backup. It means possibly your backup is corrupted.

Wiping the big three has nothing to do with nandroiding.
[Motorola Droid X2] skwoodwiva:
Uninstall bsr -either cm7 or orig. Then reinstall cm7 bsr. It worked for me On cm7. BTW Be sure not to use any spaces when renaming.
[Motorola Droid X2] Sykotyk:
failed restore

So im trying to reload my backup from my sd card. I have made 2 thus far and neither work.

I am on the Rogers network on a i747 with the dlk4 baseband. CWM, rooted, stock rom. When i try to restore it loads a few things (ie. system), and starts loading the DATA portion. Which at this point i get an error message. I reboot it, and my phone gets hung up at the samsung loading screen.

I have tried wiping the big 3 and also under mount and unmount i formated system before restoring as well with no success.

Could it be that my version of CWM is 5.5.0.4.. And, from my understanding I dont think it would be the cause, but maybe because i made the backup after being rooted and flashing cwm
[Motorola Droid X2] Lorenzo VonMatterhorn:
this is a thread for the motorola droid x2. :eek:
[Motorola Droid X2] Sykotyk:
oops

i've been searching threads with search tool....guess i wasn't paying attention.

Cheers
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jemz0r:
I've had my Prime for about 2 weeks and have been very happy with it.

I'm posting this because I'm sure there are many other potential buyers hesitating due to all the negative discussions recently.

Initially, I was reading about WiFi and GPS issues online. The stores I asked were telling me of WiFi and GPS issues... blaming it all on the metal casing.

Even so, I took the plunge and got it based on the following:

WiFi: Anandtech's testing seemed to show WiFi performance is comparable to other tablets in his tests after he got some new retail sample units from Asus.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/5175/asus-transformer-prime-followup

GPS: Will be using it at home, so no use for GPS. Also, for comparison, Wifi only versions of ipad2 do not even have GPS.

After using the Prime on WiFi at different locations, I can confirm that it is no worse than the Acer A500 or my Nexus One phone.

Alsp, please also refer to this test image done at another forum.

http://attach.mobile01.com/attach/201201/mobile01-ca742e0578a2a417e2d4ffd597722681.jpg

Notebooks obviously will have better reception so that is not a fair comparison.

Therefore in my opinion, the whole WiFi issue was just blown out by the GPS issue.

There may also have been an initial small batch of engineering samples with broken WiFi that fueled the negative publicity, which is just bad luck for ASUS.

But I believe Mass Production units should not have this issue.

Also, people should be comparing the Prime with comparable tablets/ipad and not with notebooks.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] murgo:
who cares about tests done in perfect conditions? if the prime can't get a signal while my sgs2 and my girlfriend's galaxy tab have no problems at all, something is definitely wrong with the prime. put a couple of walls between the router and the prime, and the prime has a significant signal loss compared to other devices.

at least that is my experience so far. maybe some transformers get good wifi signals, even trough walls. but the two i had did not.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BarryH_GEG:
It's great that, under your conditions, you're pleased with Wi-Fi. From videos comparing the TF1 side-by-side to the Prime you can see the Prime struggles to maintain the continuity of its signal. It gets worse the further away from the router you are. Three of my friends that travel a lot returned the Prime because, on the road, you can't play with a routers settings just to please your device. Some people are happy with the Prime's Wi-Fi performance, some aren't. It's a big YMMV based on how and where you use it.

Here's what Anand said after he got a replacement for the first defective device he received. To get decent speeds, he had to change the wireless environment to suit the Prime. He didn't on the TF1.

At the same time, I had test data from both ASUS and NVIDIA that show the Prime is capable of reasonable WiFi speeds. Yesterday morning I received a replacement Prime which was tested prior to being sent my way. The good news is the 2Mbps cap and poor range are both gone, the new sample is much faster on WiFi. Clearly there was something wrong with my original unit and it's being sent back to ASUS today for an autopsy. The bad news is I was still getting numbers around half of the original Transformer.

Using Ookla's Speedtest.net web app I get a consistent 34 - 37Mbps on the original Eee Pad Transformer (our actual WiFi performance tests involve downloading a file from a local server, but Speedtest was a quick and easy way to verify the problem). My original Prime review sample averaged around 0.5Mbps, while the replacement Prime got around 10Mbps - all in the same test location. Fiddling around with location I could get the replacement Prime up to 16Mbps. My test area is riddled with challenging interference so I setup a separate test area in another room. Even after buying the same Netgear WNDR4500 wireless AP that ASUS verified 31Mbps+ operation on, I wasn't able to break 16Mbps.

I have four other APs covering my house, I turned all of the radios off as a last ditch effort. Boom - 36Mbps on the Prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] shinzz:
Good that you are happy with WIFI under your condition. However, judging from my experience and few others:

1.) WIFI performance will vary on where you are, or your environment. For example.. My router is in the basement of my house, but if i take it to 1st floor, I lose about 1 or 2 bars depending on where I am. If I take up to my 2nd floor.... I either have one or none. Now, I did the same experiment at my friends house and at work.. depending on the structure of the building and thinness of the wall, WIFI performance of PRIME really varies (and much more noticeable over other devices I have or tested).

Now, I also travel often for work. Recently returned from a trip.... and I tested the WIFI performance at the Hotel I was staying. More or less, I was stuck in 1 bar with constant disconnect or no WIFI at all.

Considering that the appeal of "tablets" are for ease of portability... based on my experience, I cannot recommend Prime to those who travel often. Btw, mine is more or less a "perfect" prime without any issues.

PRIME's WIFI can certainly be adequate but it does have its issues with "range" (especially when the setting or environment changes often).

2.) Can we please stop comparing Prime to iPad 2? If you are comparing the overall performance (such as graphics, speed.. blah blah blah).. I understand.. but stop comparing Prime's GPS and the non-existent GPS of iPad 2.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jappetta99:
I have used my prime in my girlfriend's house where the router is 20+ yards away and has to go through 3 walls, 2 of which are external because the house is U shaped, and have had no issues with wifi signal. Of course I get half bars, but the speed test is still good (sorry don't remember exact numbers) and I use YouTube and browsing consistently and without issue.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] the_game_master:
I must add that I am getting a good wireless connection from here at work where I normally got poor signals and had to rely on my mifi device.

To top that I'm at lunch watching X-Men over Netflix with my Bluetooth headphones paired, and the streaming haven't stopped. The quality hassn't depleted much either.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Popsiclestand:
I would have to agree with the original poster, for my machine, the WiFi is a non-issue and works just fine. It works well for me in the following varied locations/conditions:

1. My home wifi with the router in the living room. Tablet works in every room of the condo.

2. Vancouver airport - Free Wifi

3. Narita Airport - Free Wifi

4. Haneda Airport - Free Wifi

5. Beijing Airport - Some strange pass-through wifi

6. Every hotel in the 3 countries I have traveled to since getting my prime.

7. WiFi at work whose main router isn't even located on my floor and browser pass through login.

8. Every coffee bean and starbuck's wifi that I've been to

9. The wifi hotspot on my verizon phone.

The list could go on and on as I always take my prime everywhere I go and there is usually free or cheap wifi wherever I go. I have never had a problem with my wifi signal not being great enough for me to surf the web, watch netflix, or log into/use my web dependent apps. It is not always full bars, but my suspicion is that the bars indicator on the prime isn't all that accurate.

At any rate, it works for me, but I understand that the build quality may not be consistent across all primes and that I just maybe one of the lucky ones.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
That's what I've always said OP. good post. my wifi strength,stability, n range has always been great. n I have one of the earliest batches from 12/22. Anandtech said it right. Said wifi on par with OG transformer. its all about people setups. they need to understand the various contributing factors that can cause wireless issues. Some are determined not to budge from 5Ghz N speed although its not supported by prime anyways and that frequency has been proven to be marketing b.s. because 5Ghz doesn't guareentee faster speeds and the range is alot less than 2.4Ghz range. here is an example of the debunked 5Ghz myth and some tips also if your network seeming slow for a particular device.

http://smallnetbuilder.com/wireless/wireless-basics/30664-5-ways-to-fix-slow-80211n-speed
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] deadwolfbones:
For the record, I've had no wifi problems with my Prime, anywhere in my house or yard. :cool:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Hab1:
I must be one of the unlucky ones.

House: Large Bungalow (2000 sq ft)

Router: Cisco e4200 using 2.4Ghz

Router Location: up on a rafter in the basement (i.e. right up against the first level floorboard)

Internet Connection: 30Mbps

Test 1: Right below router in the basement - 29Mbps

Test 2: Main floor, standing right above the router - 20Mbps

Test 3: Great Room (approx 15ft from router) - 16Mbps

Test 4: Kitchen (approx 30ft from router) - 2Mbps

Test 5: Dining Room (approx 40ft from router) - 2Mbps

In the latter two tests, my kid's iPad still gets 16Mbps. I may RMA later in the year, hoping ASUS will have had time to decide on a fix.

This tablet is absolutely gorgeous and my wife would never let me return it. :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jotka2:
Lmao this is the worst argument i have ever read on xda really.

Lol
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] indiscriminant:
I use my prime at work and home all the time. At home my router is in my living room and obviously there are no issues, but I also have a home gym upstairs and on the opposite corner of the house. I have no issues streaming Netflix during my runs, How I met your mother is a great distraction!

At work my office has the router through many walls and doors, I get 2 bars where my phone gets 3. Speedtest though is identical, and my phone is also on a custom rom that has its wifi tolerances increased. Stream music all day on my tablet with no issues/drops.

Also travel a lot for work around the country, no issues in the Indy Airport with free wifi or my hotel on a recent trip to Nashville. Will want to test it on some more upcoming trips but so far everything is coming up aces.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pdagal:
I've had 2 Primes, both purchased retail (not review units).

Prime 1 from the first batch made had fine WiFi with no signif drop when 20 feet away from Office N routers. It worked well.

Prime 2 (latest batch, C serial number, 64 gig) drops from 25Mbps next to router to 7 Mbps when 20 feet from router (one partial obstruction, interior wall of wood beam and sheetrock). At 30 feet, it gets 2Mbps. This is far worse than Prime 1 and most other devices in our office.

Variability between two Primes leads me to believe this is a hardware issue (antenna connection?). Neither have any problems streaming when also connected to a BT device.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BUYMECAR:
I have a perfect example of the Prime's WiFi fail that I experienced just 20 mins ago at lunch:

-Parked right outside of a McDonalds

-My phone (a subpar LG Optimus T) picks up all of 3 of their public networks, connects to them all and maintains a stable internet connection

-My Prime can only see one and cannot connect to it... just gives me the option to "Save" or "Forget"

Prime wifi = fail.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nyijedi:
I respect that the OP may not have WiFi problems with his specific use cases, but the WiFi problem is real. Take a look at my test results from this thread and explain to me how there's no WiFi problem in light of them.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21413105&postcount=15
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pdagal:
So after looking at the tear down images of the Prime, I decided to give mine a little flex (just a little) and press along the top edge where the two antenna contacts live (idiotic pogo pin connectors and copper tape contacts).

Result?

Prime 2, the wirelessly challenged tablet, now sees 15 to 20 db better signal over WiFi and does not drop throughput AT ALL 20 feet from router. Wow.

GPS under ICS was a no-show and now gets 13 sats in view with 8 in use outdoors in 20 seconds. Indoors it sees 4 or 5 sats but doesn't get a fix. Before the love-hug? Nothing nada, zip.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bimbobo:
Screenshot please :-)

Send the workaround to ASUS devs, so we can all be blessed.

Regards
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Hab1:
+1

I was just about to ask for a screenshot of where you exactly pressed too. This would be awesome.

edit: Maybe this is why ASUS says they can "fix" the weak wifi?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pdagal:
I pressed, both front and back, along the top bezel area (black zone above display). I didn't squeeze the heck out of it, but put just enough pressure to see a little temporary light bleed.

I chose that zone based on the teardown phone that I think came from Annandtech and is posted in an XDA dev thread.

See the two pogo pins (spring-loaded push connectors that stick up a bit). That's the area.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I just sent Gary key a very detailed PM and link to that thread showing teardown n talk about the pogo pins. Said this is info he will want to pass along to Asus engineers asap as it could be a real fix made from this info. these pogo pins not having a good connection will influence wireless performance more than anything else including backplate. if issues are caused from loose connections then fixed, backplate really won't be an issue anymore.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] eraursls1984:
There is definitely wifi problems with some (maybe most or all) units. I get great reception downstairs in my living room with the router, but upstairs in my bedroom it is very slow and I have to use my phone for browsing which is what I wanted to replace with my tablet but can't.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I just pressed slightly in those 2 Area n now it seems like my wifi signal fluctuates alot less n stays full. also pulled good speed also about 15-20ft away from router or so. my prime wifi usually always performed good but signal would fluctuate. now its alot more consistent and I pull faster speeds. Confirmed with wifi analyzer and speedtest.net. will test also further away from router.