yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] Dripz167:
Agreed. I wouldn't mind paying an extra $15 bucks for that in the states. Right now I'm on the unlimited text and web (first 5gb is 4G speed) and 100 minutes plan for $30.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] Dr.Gonz0:
I dont have that problem because I don't tether. They made it nice and sparkling clear to not tether... I think its a fair bargain for the price I pay for service to be honest. Try talking with them about paying extra for tethering or go to a different carrier.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] jkusmc:
How did anyone understand enough of that garbage to respond?
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] Dr.Gonz0:
I must have been drunk or something... no I remember now... I was on the ****ter at work and the fumes must have gotten to me. I got drunk when. I got home.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] romusters:
For the HTC HD2 only (someone said in this thread)

Format won't help since it won't unlock your sd card and won't delete the internal protection. You need to do the following.

1. start linux (install ubuntu besides windows or something)

2. put card in computer

3. unmount sd card with "umount"

4. format sd card with "mke2fs /location-of-sd-card/"

5. go to windows and format as fat32 or just put it in your phone.

6. thank me :)

Windows or your phone will say it's broken or something and will repair.

The mango security is no more and your sd card is revived.

If I did something wrong, let me know, it's my first post.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] jhoff80:
If I'm not mistaken, there's two different types of security being used; there's the kind being used on the HD2, and then there's the kind being used on native WP7 phones. Does this method work with the latter? As far as I know, no other method except the Symbian trick will work with a card that's fully locked.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] GoodDayToDie:
Also, for the record, installing Ubuntu (or any other Linux) is a waste of time if you're just doing something small like this; there are many Linux distributions (including Ubuntu, incidentally) available as a "Live CD" or "Live DVD" that the computer boots off of directly. No installation required.

The location of the SD card will be under /dev/. If your Linu install actually tries to mount the SD card, you can type "mount" in the console to see all current mounted devices, which should make it easy to figure out which is the SD card.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] romusters:
Works with the latter. And I think it works with all security methods I guess since it overrides all bytes with a linux ext3 partition. Please correct me if I am wrong.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] romusters:
Installing Ubuntu from http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/windows-installer besides Windows is faster than burning a live cd or something like that.

Also sd card mount location can also be /media/.

Please try my suggestion and fill me in where I have forgotten something, since I don't fully remember the steps I took.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] sensboston:
Your suggestions are useless for all handsets except HD2 because of security scheme used by MS. Try to search forum first before posting - it's a very well known issue with 100% proved resolution (Nokia's handsets).
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] romusters:
Thank you for reply.

I did search, for hours. And you're right, I did it for the HD2.

So I will alter title for HD2 only.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] spikeymouse:
you don't need linux for this, in windows you can use diskpart

- type diskpart in the runwindow (winkey + r)

- in diskpart type "list disk" without quotes

- type "select disk x", x represents the disknumber in the left collum, be carefull to select the right one, you don't want to erase your external hd or anything like that.

- type "clean", ALL partitions will now be removed from the card, as well as an mbr or bootsector wich might be there if you ever made it bootable. Your card is now not more than an expensive brick

- type "create partition primary", a new primary partition will be created as big as possible (16GB in your case)

- type active if you want to set the partition active
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] pencilcase:
that doesn't work for me, it's not finding the disk (no media) .. going to try ubuntu now :)
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] GoodDayToDie:
@romusters: The mount point will be in /media. The *device* will be in /dev/ and must not be confused with the mount point. It's the equivalent of confusing C:\ (mount point, Linux equivalent is / (root), people generally know what it is) and \\.\PhysicalDrive0 or \\.\C: (device and volume respectively, equivalent to /dev/sda and /dev/sda1 or similar).

Since a mount point relies on the device being mountable in the first place (which means it has a filesystem the OS recognizes and has a driver for), I'd be mildly surprised if there even is a mount point when a WP7-locked SD card is inserted into a PC. Quite possibly if it comes from an HD2, very unlikely if it comes from anything that ships with WP7 (since WP7 locks SD cards so that even things like the Filesystem ID can't be read).
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] sensboston:
Don't do it, it will not help you. Find Nokia smartphone and re-format sd card instead. Read my post about this problem : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12179672&postcount=79
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] NebZoNe:
ahah, another thread from another "i discovered a crucial tweak no one knows!!!" guy...who didn't search a minute in the forum before dropping his shthing...

can't imagine what's going in their minds, trying to teach something poor & useless...

just having a look to threads : there are enough (but never really enough) skilled people here to find some tricks that other "average" people can't...

i believe the main illness of our societies is that even really young people think himself as an important/irreplaceable person...

we need more thoughts & humility. then there will be less pollution in that forum.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] romusters:
I am an artificial intelligence university student who put several hours into this. I searched the forum for hours and came with my own solution which didn't exist.

The solution took me hours and hours and it worked.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] O_G:
Moved To HD2 WP7 Q&A​

This is a device specific [A] answer, so it belongs in the HD2 WP7 Q&A section. Pleas refer to the mod sticky before posting in this section!​
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Nitro_123:
Or you can download partition managing software like minitool partition wizard and delete every partition you see on your SD card after putting it inside a SD card reader (IMPORTANT!) Works perfectly for me. If not then please PM me :)
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Whatdoyaknow:
Will this work on a SD card that is not recognisable in windows i.e bricked - Windows does not even see it.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] nelsonberenguer:
This is what i have found:

I have Back to the Future [XBmod-Yuki] Rom running and DEV_STORAGELOCK.cab installed.

I had a friend who wanted to go back to WM6.5 but forgot to unlock card before flashing WM6.5 so he found himself with an useless card (encripted).

This is what i did:

With my phone (HD2 WP7) in standby, removed my sd card and put his encripted card in my phone then run the storagelock app and it starts and it seems it does nothing and returns to initial screen. After that i put my phone in standby again remove the encripted card and put my card again.

Then put the encripted card in card adapter and my pc recognized the card, used SD FORMATER with format adjustment on and the card is good again.

hope this help someone.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] goodcovv:
Searching for stock browser from ICS. Galaxy tab 10.1 GSM.

thank you.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] ezcats:
q&a buddy...but to answer your question...that is not possible.

You cant run 4.0 apps on 3.2

You could try ics browser + from the market.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] SeanHacker:
Buy a galaxy nexus
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] goodcovv:
Thank you very much, waiting for cm9 release candidate.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] craigccfl:
ICS Browser

The Feb 3rd release of ICS for Wifi is working pretty good. I'll be using it everyday. Not going back to touch wiz, ever. Who needs a camera on their pad anyway? The browser is nice, much better than HC browsers.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] Deleted member 4100142:
Actually, the Gmail app from ICS works fine on Honeycomb. So some apps works fine, most apps not at all.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adry1988:
i have tried the 4ext recovery on the htc desire and it is very good and was wondering if it can be ported to my xperia x10.
[General Questions and Answers] obadanasr:
I'm sure everyone has heard of the Ubuntu port thing To android Phones. But, it seems so Unorganized. You have to run a console after adding some files then typing things in a command line, then it makes your phone very laggy then you have to go connect to a VPN to be able to run the OS with very Disabled touchscreen and zoom buttons:D that screw the guts out of you just trying to tap them.:mad:

I was thinking of a more Professional way of the port Just Like "Rhobuntu".

Waiting for keen Modders/Developers looking forward to it.

_ _ _ _ _

G. Freeman
[HTC Sensation] humpa1965:
Hi i have a magicsim gen 28 but cant get it to work in my sensation

i have tried different roms but just say the same no signal

P.S It works in my sons htc wildfire

If Some one could please help me to get it working

THANKS
[HTC Sensation] tatankam@hotmail.com:
I use Magic sim 28th Plus A cut

Hallo, I use magicsim 28th plus A cut on my Huawei Ideos and it works well.

I use it on 007 mode on Android Dronix custom Rom.

I use two sim 1 Vodafone and H3g

When I switch from vodafone to h3g I need to reboot the phone because they are of different size (Vodafone 64K and H3G 128K) but when I will change Vodafone sim on 128K I will never more need to reboot.

I bought the dual sim card on Eurodualsim.com site.

They are fast to deliver the card.

I suggest to visit the site to have support and to see the faq.

Bye
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matius44:
Hello guys I have quick question..

Which one of the two attached pictures have noise suppression active and which one doesn't??

View attachment 877010View attachment 877011

Thanks alot

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zamboney:
The first one has it active.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rossygnol:
+ 1
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marta0604:
me too the first...

Inviato dal mio GT-N7000 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] tomeks:
Thread contains ongoing discussion about Phoenix kernel 'issue' (followup of the discussion in the original dev thread).

If you are interested, read on - public discussion about development ethics, rights, and many more aspects of life (how it started and who should be credited for that, who should build altar instead of kernel and what to worship in this miserable life) ;) with the Phoenix kernel thread and some respected developers as a main characters in the play.

If not, just move forward.
[Galaxy S II General] nikzDHD:
Read the last few pages of that thread and come up with your own conclusions, the debates in that thread were going on in various threads between the devs.

Hopefully they all come to an agreement and resolve their issues.
[Galaxy S II General] tomeks:
I was reading it, but it is ridiculous to close the thread.

Mods should warn the participants and delete thier posts, not close the discusion for the common people.

I do not saw nowhere warning for Entropy ot GK for insulting (word steal is quite inappropriate)
[Galaxy S II General] nikzDHD:
I have utmost respect for the devs for all their work but the way this was handled was not right. Instead of bashing each other in public this should of been done off the respective threads instead of throwing punches left right and centre.

Hopefully they all sort it out and get back to what matters most and that's developing, what they excel at.
[Galaxy S II General] AndreiLux:
There are certain values XDA holds on to and rules and ethics which developers should abide to:

- false advertising;

1) knzo during the void kernel days 1-2 months ago falsely portrayed features in his kernel as being unique and his implementation of them as first compared to other kernels and verbally downplaying them.

2) the conservative governor story which I won't bother explaining; read the thread

3) the wheatley governor, the day he released it, putting it even in the thread title and selling it to people, while this was a port from a phone with a completely different architecture and he did nothing other than copy it and sell it as a valuable addition, while the real benefits are unclear.

- lying, defending his lies;

1) for the above points, he repeatedly and consistently tried to defend his lies with more lies, never posting any clear or sensible or factual explanation, just more nonsense.

2) he deleted his GitHub of the kernel, he never delivered any explanation for this other than "he doesn't like it" which is a load of horse ****, which also coincidentally happened after the first round of complaints one month ago.

3) he is refusing to post his full or updated sources even after several requests.

- ethics;

1) while it's not XDA's business to judge paid applications, if financial gain is made based on false advertising as it is in this case, then it's fraud and against XDA rules.

2) based on all of the above, it's not how a XDA developer should behave, read the title of your browser window.

And now a personal message to all of you people of the opinion that such discussions belong to PM and behind-the-scenes: NO. This is supposed to be a development forum where technical discussions are being held and not a platform for posting your stuff and not expecting to be held accountable, part of such discussions are rebuttals and criticism. This is exactly why it's done in public as the public should be informed of it, as this is the point of this whole website, isn't it?
[Galaxy S II General] nikzDHD:
Fair point, but why wasn't the thread closed much earlier than? If this was the case why was it allowed to continue?
[Galaxy S II General] AndreiLux:
Moderators have a life too? Not all moderators are developers, and not all of them have the time to follow the discussion. And nobody reported it.
[Galaxy S II General] pulser_g2:
This.

Unless we are aware of something, nobody knows it's happening...

Anyone thinking we sit watching the site intently is wrong. There's a system to be followed, and it's been followed, investigated, and acted upon.
[Galaxy S II General] pulser_g2:
Because it wasn't "on the radar", but came onto the radar, was investigated, and action has been taken.
[Galaxy S II General] Areg8_6:
war was not started by knzo! and he said multiple times to pm him and not flood or spam the tread !
[Galaxy S II General] pulser_g2:
I was about to post an explanation, but there is honestly no point, as the above post pretty much sums everything up.

You're installing this stuff on your phone, there's a reason things should be open and transparent. Would you install something from someone answering questions deceptively, or trying to mislead you?
[Galaxy S II General] eskostar:
You have to decide if you dislike that it was closed, or dislike that it was closed too late, it seems you are just looking for trouble. It's like asking why was someone allowed to steal before they got caught. Well, if the moderators had no proof and didn't know something was happening, then the thread was closed when they found out.
[Galaxy S II General] R16:
Portugal lost a good dev :(
[Galaxy S II General] nikzDHD:
I'm not looking for trouble mate, I was just asking a general question. First time I've seen something like this as it was spread over multiple threads.

I feel bad for those that have paid for the app, now what happens if knzo doesn't update again, fair enough it's the end users choice whether to purchase or not but won't we get users now complaining about this as well?
[Galaxy S II General] Entropy512:
Andrei - Excellent post. You and I have had clear differences of opinion in the past, and those differences got heated in the Android OS thread - but because it was public and we were both able to collect more data, the entire community wound up ahead with a greater and more accurate understanding of the issue.

I've stayed off of the subject of Wheatley to avoid muddying the specific issues of the Lionheart discussion (as while knzo was irresponsible in how Wheatley was ported - he made no false claims regarding it that I know of) - however I believe it was irresponsible to position it as a "premium" feature when it is in an experimental state. Wheatley will NOT work as the original designer (Ezekeel) intended on any currently released I9100 or I777 kernel.

See https://github.com/Entropy512/linux.../master/arch/arm/mach-s5pv310/cpuidle.c#L1308

Wheatley targets entry into the deepest possible idle state, and makes its decisions based on time in that state. The problem is, on some CPUs, the "deepest" idle state is actually a lump of multiple idle states that are tracked as one.

So if the cpuidle governor requests LPA, and the s5pv310_check_operation() checks return true - the cpuidle will use AFTR instead, which saves less power. However, whether AFTR or LPA is hit - it's all tracked as LPA. This reduces the power savings gained by hitting a deeper idle state, which is something Wheatley's design is highly dependent on.

Whether Wheatley provides a benefit is highly dependent on a variety of aspects of CPU design: Static leakage current, voltage differential between highest and lowest supported clock speeds, how much of that static leakage current the idle state eliminates, among other things. On OMAP4 it seems to be providing a benefit - but I'm fairly certain we have a wider voltage swing from minimum to maximum frequency than OMAP4.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1431105 has some good technical discussion that includes Wheatley.

The basis of much of Ezekeel's work is linked here at the top of the page.

If you read Section 6 of that - you'll see why I'm fairly certain enabling 100 MHz on our devices is pointless. I've never seen it save power, and in some cases I've seen it consume more power.
[Galaxy S II General] pulser_g2:
Yep, we're damned if we don't close it, and damned if we do...

It's not fun, I don't enjoy doing this, but it needed to be done.
[Galaxy S II General] knzo:
One and only post: I've been in XDA for some time now, many projects and only now this has happened to me. I feel like I've been a target of a witch hunt and I'm not the only one to think so.

I never lied, deceived or hid anything. Apparently I was "prosecuted" for something I said regarding Lionheart when I meant LionheartX which is the default governor in Phoenix since first version.

I was called a liar and I've shown them proof I wasn't. Yet, I still got my thread closed. XDA credibility only goes this far to me. I now understand why many are migrating over to RootzWiki for example.

Anyway, give the congratulations to entropy, gokhan and their fanboys like andreilux. One less guy competing with them.
[Galaxy S II General] pulser_g2:
Understood. Unfortunately that's a side-issue, but I trust that when people buy an app or pay for something, or give a donation, it's done as a gratuity. Certainly, I buy every market app, expecting to never see an update for it... It's a hobby, but that's an aside, since it's not really anything to do with xda.
[Galaxy S II General] tomeks:
there is still problem with understanding GPL and usage of word steal. nothing like that happens

false adv is used by every kernel dev. for me sentence - one kernel to rule them all could be as misliding as some names like ondemand or lionheart... who cares how it is caled. important thing for the majority is that it is working ok on the default setup

and void/phoenix was quite popular here

still in the current thread all was corrected in the description before clousing it.

i could understand that some developers here could feel bad, but they have to live with that, because no rule was broken and it is how open software is working

in terms of ethics and behavior more people earn some wornings (words like steal, spiting, etc)

I'm not on any side. I just want to know that mods are above that and just. not lead by this or that side of the conflict.

that is all. good night everyone
[Galaxy S II General] gokhanmoral:
and "-shutdown by XDA because other S2 developers couldn't handle the competition-" part...

entropy512 is from the us and uses at&t based devices. although I release at&t kernels he always helped me. in most technical and hardware details, he enlightened us with his detailed posts.

I am regularly chatting with simone and I must say that he is both nice and funny guy (and a little hyperactive ;) ). I never bashed his thread and we are even working on some new things togetger. he is trying his best and I hope he will be better.

and simone201 was never an asshole in my thread (or any other thread that I know of).

and you say that we cannot handle the competition?

I won't make any further comment on that.
[Galaxy S II General] mbutandola:
Ah ah ah. I might just do that. I understand that this is not your fault.

There is not yet a cure for cerebral constipation and verbal diarrhoea.

An extremely toxic combination. As your greatest achievement on here has been in beta testing you'll be the guinea pig to test my medicine :D.
[Galaxy S II General] s2d4:
I use this soothing cream :D
[Galaxy S II General] zikarus:
Can't resist: Leave the emotional crap out and 90 % of the fuzz in the Phoenix thread would vanish ;-)

Btw - just realize that you were the one whining "what does all this mean on xda" after the dispute seemed solved / settled already but - fueled by your post Jan 28 - entered the last mile instead. Good plot pal, gimme drama...

GT 9100 tapatalking
[Galaxy S II General] s2d4:
yeap, the thread closing was my fault :rolleyes:

I shouldn't have "whinned"

Adding fuel to fire seems to be my speciality, nevermind who created the fire in the first place :D
[Galaxy S II General] zikarus:
No, you are the thief yelling "get hold of the thief" :-)

GT 9100 tapatalking
[Galaxy S II General] s2d4:
thief? lol...

now i am even charged as a stealer, a pimp sounds more awesome tho :D
[Galaxy S II General] zikarus:
You look funny

GT 9100 tapatalking
[Galaxy S II General] s2d4:
the D.O.C. prescribed me these :o
[Galaxy S II General] mbutandola:
This is the most sensible think I've read from you. Rare enough to be noticed.

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9100 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] s2d4:
Lol, I was sensible with you.. then realised its so much more fun feeding trolls than trying to explain stuff to them. :D
[Galaxy S II General] karendar:
"Don't eat the tuna fish. Cuz the dolphins get stuck in the nets!!!"

Well what about the tuna fish?

"Oh well f them they taste great!"

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] AndreiLux:
Can we close this thread now? The last 5 pages have been but pure sewage drainage.
[Galaxy S II General] karendar:
Now now, be polite.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] s2d4:
Lol, you didn't realise the thread was opened to magnify/facilitate the emotional drama? Everything was pure crap but maybe 10 posts, even that was already stated in the kernel thread and was dealt with.

This thread was pointless from the start.
[Galaxy S II General] s2d4:
But its so much fun :p
[Galaxy S II General] kimitza:
I think it will continue..but not here....