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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Levi strauss:
Why is the download so slow?..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] BowLow:
Wasn't macnut the name of your rom on the sgs1
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] cashyftw:
Awesome thanks man! :)

Theres mirrors in the general section.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] superuser696:
Ill give it a go. Looks like another great device has jumped on ship.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kharnage:
How's this rom compared to juggernaut 4.1? I'll probably try and flash it tomorrow but I want to know a head start! thanks!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noobgalaxys2user:
can somebody pls. help me fix my samsung galaxy S II i9100 after tinkering with it my phone keeps on rebooting. I think it has something to do with the battery mod I installed. I tried to consult the help of google I think my problem has something to do with the framework or user interface (probably the mod is not compatible due to different framework) now I just want to restore my phone to stock but I dont know what files to download to restore to original all I know is my unit came with this 2.6.35.7 KI4, 2.3.4 Gingerbread.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Carrier/country specific firmware here & country specific firmware only here.

Or you can use an app called Checkfus (search on here) which will allow you to find/download the latest available official firmware you'd normally get via Kies for your phone/country/carrier.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattyh77:
Factory reset from recovery menu. Vol up + home + power button when phone is off.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noobgalaxys2user:
Thanks MistahBungle & mattyh77! I will try your suggestion.

PS: Mod pls. merged my post here (I didn't notice it right away) > http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1108499
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slide83:
I read that you could use the stock recovery to flash 4.04, but I'm not seeing the cache folder on my phone even though I'm rooted. Can anyone help? Is there an easier way to flash 4.04? I'm unlocked and rooted and running AOKP M3.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
I'm pretty sure you need to be in a stock for it to work. A custom rom won't pass verification because of all of the modified files. You'll need root or adb root to push the file there.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] stundevil:
Mon Feb 6 10:47:22 2012 WARNING: 'link-mtu' is used inconsistently, local='link-mtu 1508', remote='link-mtu 1540'
Mon Feb 6 10:47:22 2012 WARNING: 'tun-mtu' is used inconsistently, local='tun-mtu 1500', remote='tun-mtu 1532'

i think that's the problem...

try add

tun-mtu 1500
tun-mtu-extra 32

on the config
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] PhantomSectre:
I installed Octane 3.0, but didn't get the ICS theme. I read in the Octane thread you have to install Octane 2.0 first... I did, and got the cool ICS look. I did the update to 3.0 and it wiped out the ICS theme. Is it supposed to do that? I thought one of the main reasons for flashing Octane was the ICS theme. Is 3.0 supposed to change the theme back again?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cnote74:
Yes because 3.0 has a stock look, if you want an ics theme download it in the theme and apps section.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] vgcraze:
3.0 doesn't come themed. There are some themes for it in the Themes and Apps section though.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] RaverX3X:
if u would have read the download link u would have realized its not themed the themed version is the older verson........ Pro tip reading is fundmental
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Shortbus-Driver:
I neads an edgamikashion furst :-D
[Verizon Droid Charge] blarrick:
I remember a few months ago we heard the Juice Defender team say that they were going to add support for the Charge but I haven't heard anything about it since. Is our device supported yet? I can't seem to find a definitive answer on Google or the XDA search engine.

I'm only curious because I've been hearing people on XDA/Rootz say that they were using JD which leads me to believe it's working.
[Verizon Droid Charge] buhohitr:
I'm using JD and it's working fine.
[Verizon Droid Charge] blarrick:
It doesn't cut out your data or anything? No issues with getting certain settings that toggle data to work?
[Verizon Droid Charge] buhohitr:
I set on aggressive and everthing is working fine. I used facebook a lot and no connectivity issue or any others. You can download the free version and try out.
[Verizon Droid Charge] blarrick:
Tested it out and JD seems to be working. Awesome:D!
[Verizon Droid Charge] vi3tboiii54:
i personally use balanced mode so it doesnt interfere too much with the system process
[Verizon Droid Charge] shrike1978:
The issue was a bug with the implementation of Froyo on the phone, not with JD. Gingerbread fixed the issue (and did so from the very first leaks).
[Verizon Droid Charge] cnoevl21:
when i was using it, it mainly worked, but i ended up uninstalling it because a lot of the time my data wouldnt come back and id have to toggle data and that became a real annoyance.
[Verizon Droid Charge] shrike1978:
That was a Froyo issue. It's never been a problem in GB.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] CasualStarlord:
Is there away to install the "Stock" google written "exchange" application onto our device which has htc sense.

I find the HTC version annoying because of the lack of a next/previous button at the top or bottom, something which I used every five seconds in the past, the sense version has next and previous but only after you press the menu button, which is completely stupid :mad:

So... I guess I am asking, maybe I am blind and I can get the next/previous buttons on the default email view without pressing menu to get to them ( so I can tap, next next next next, instead of having to deal with a menu, or is there away to get completely stock gingerbread exchange features put onto our phone :D

Thanks in advance!
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] pside15:
I don't think there is a way to go to the next email without hitting menu first. Not sure if the regular Android email app will work or not. There is an app called enhanced email that was similar to the stock one, if I remember correctly. It was free on Amazon a while back. I tried it but I hate the AOSP email so I didn't like it. It may work for you, though.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] AllTheWay:
Touchdown is great for exchange servers. I would use it if my company allowed it.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] CasualStarlord:
I will check out some options on the market I guess... I have the advantage here where I am the IT administrator, so I get to bend the rules in the name of R&D :D
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] Pirateghost:
you have a PM coming your way.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] CasualStarlord:
xda needs a "hump leg" button next to the thanks button...
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] Pirateghost:
LOL, i nearly shot water out my nose

:o
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] CasualStarlord:
Touchdown is certainly... interesting :D

Only issue I have now is that the touchdown calendar doesn't appear to make itself available to other calendar apps on the phone, but ah well, I'll have a play for a while see if I like this better :)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] robertesteele:
I am looking at buying either one of these. I like the way the kindle fire looks better, but I don't like it's lack of sd card support. They both seem to have good development for rooted users and I plan on rooting. I am leaning towards the Nook, but haven't decided for sure yet. Please offer your opinions and why you would choose one over the other.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Digital_Biped:
here check out this link

but in all seriousness, both are sturdy devices. I myself chose the Nook Tab because of the external storage support. And now that development is running along nicely (a few bugs to be sorted out) I would say the choice is entirely up to you. I like the build of the tab over the fire, along with the screen quality / image quality.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] StridAst:
As stated above, both are good devices. you obviously know the difference in hardware, (ram, sd slot, etc) so rather then point that out, I will simply say, I am quite happy with my nook, and looking forward to the ever expanding developments going on it. One of my best friends has a kindle fire. He keeps looking at my nook and wishing he had snagged it instead of the fire, mostly due to the sd support. Although there are a couple games that play a bit smoother on the nook, most of what we have compared seems to run about the same on either. the limited internal memory though, that's kind of a big issue. It's amazing how fast you can go through 16gb of space.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] themow:
The nook has better specs but as of now there is more available in the development section for the Fire. Thats fine with me Im waiting for the nook to catch up and pass. If you want a rom today then the nook wont be your choice.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ckevinwelch:
More RAM, more storage, comparable development, and the killer feature for me - physical volume buttons. I find myself changing the volume a lot, and when I tried in on the Fire in the store, I had to open a menu, move to the volume option, and then use an on-screen slider. Too many steps. Honestly, that is what put me over the edge.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] binary_aegis:
I was faced with this same quandry a few days ago and it all comes out to this: the two devices are in my opinion the same in hardware/money ratio. The nook seems to have $50 worth of extra hardware but is unfortunately $50 more.

After I put the hardware aside I looked at the two dev communities, they looked about even but the Kindle has less cyanogenmod support/orientation from what I can tell which was a turnoff. I used cyanogenmod on my last phone and found my new phone to be a downgrade even though it had double the benchmarks on its hardware.

So it comes down to personal choice based on two factors:

1. Are you going to mod it (not just root but ROMs too)? If no get the Kindle. I was very disappointed with the factory nook settings. With just root it was much more bearable and now that I have cm7 (luckily I caught it before the recall) I am quite happy with this device.

2. What are you planning on using it for. If you want to play games or movies, I would strongly suggest the Nook for its superior performance and (from what I've ready) better battery life. If you want to just read, I'd save the $50 and go with the kindle.

In the end, they are very comparable devices and it comes down to the price. Although, if you're going to throw down some considerable money why cheap out on $50 (don't forget to factor in the microsd that you'll inevitably want to get unless you have one lying around like I did)? I went with the nook because of the CM affiliation and the better specs. I'm not sure I needed the better specs but I'm a bit of a tech junkie so when I read double the ram and double the storage I had to jump on it. I'm not regretting getting the Nook yet but I'll edit if I change my mind.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] robertesteele:
Thanks for your help. I really like hearing other peoples experiences with devices that are rooted instead of just the specs and the comparisons that you get from c-net. I will most likely root it and change ROM's a couple of times a week, but last time I rooted my phone I became a flash addict and I don't want that to happen again here with this, but I always want the newest ROM. I like everything Amazon offers like being able to stream video if you get an amazon prime account, but I am hoping in the future there will be a hack for that so I can do that on the Nook. I can't believe the Kindle fire didn't come with an SD card slot. That one feature probably would have sold me on the Kindle.

I also have an extra SD card and I am planning on buying it used from criagslist. I have already seen a couple for 175$. I would really like the follow up tablet to the Asus prime that is coming out in a couple of months but I don't want to spend $500 plus on a tablet.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] pepi4:
My grandson has the fire so I can compare both. I like the fire better :eek: The screen is smoother, copy/paste works (just found this out :mad:). Volume on speaker and quality is better. I like the digital Home instead of the micro-switch on the Nook. I've also noticed he doesn't seem to charge his as much as I do the Nook :confused: To me I don't see any reason a person would even want to mess with fire, just use it. I too was sold on the micro card and specs. Hopefully, the new ROM coming out will change my mind on the Nook :)
[Kindle Fire General] robertesteele:
I am looking at buying either one of these. I like the way the kindle fire looks better, but I don't like it's lack of sd card support. They both seem to have good development for rooted users and I plan on rooting. I am leaning towards the Nook, but haven't decided for sure yet. Please offer your opinions and why you would choose one over the other.
[Kindle Fire General] hrbib21:
Nook = locked bootloader. Not for me.
[Kindle Fire General] Takenover83:
It's also $50 more. I like the Gorilla Glass the Kindle has a well. Does the Nook have that?
[Kindle Fire General] dmyersjm:
Yup
[Kindle Fire General] mic213:
The bootloader has been unlocked for a while now
[Kindle Fire General] CC Inc:
Nook has a microscope so you can duel boot.
[Kindle Fire General] tokyostomp:
Personally I would go nook tablet. I have a fire because I bought it from some kid on craigslist for 100 dollars. Actually a 50 dollar bestbuy giftcard and 50 cash
[Kindle Fire General] usnret04:
This week at Walmart B&M stores only, you can get a Fire with a $50 WM GC, so basically paying $149 for the Fire. The Nook Color is $249 (but there is also a $25 GC if you are a MasterCard holder).
[Kindle Fire General] hrbib21:
And I still have no interest in it. My Nook Color was great to mess around with but the tablet doesn't do it for me (had one for a week, grew tired of waiting).
[Kindle Fire General] Takenover83:
If the bootloader is truly unlocked, then go with the device that has the better Dev support. Check out both forum's and make your choice.
[Kindle Fire General] Segnale007:
In my opinion the only real downside of the kindle-fire is the way too little 512mb of ram. Apart from that's its a gorgeous device. Its cheap, it feels good in hands, kinda pocket, it will fit in your pocket while the nook is fairly bigger, and it has pretty much the same hw as the nook has, apart from the 500mb of ram more (which is a damn good thing) and the SD slot which is definitely good if you need to increase storage. Although that doesn't really bother me much as 8gb are more than enough for me on a tablet, especially when you can benefit of 2.5gb of drop box, 50gb of box.net along with every other Google cloud services such as picasa, docs, Gmail etc.

Also, the kindle-fire has a better dev support so far, CM7 is way too damn good, we have a pretty stable ICS rom and it's still an early alpha, while the nook only offers an early CM7 alpha (for sure the locked boot loader had significantly slowed down the development).

So my advice is to go cheaper and actually to go for at some points a better device, indeed the kindle-fire :)
[Kindle Fire General] lemoon:
Maybe you are interested in reading some detailed comparison of the two:

http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/18/kindle-fire-vs-nook-tablet-fight/

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-19736_7-57330571-251/kindle-fire-vs-nook-tablet-how-to-choose/
[Kindle Fire General] gadgetman13:
Having a Fire myself I'm somewhat biased. The fire, quite frankly, is a bit heavy. I don't know how it compares to the Nook, but having played with an iPad2 before, the iPad _seemed_ lighter - maybe that was just my compensating for the larger form factor; the Fire feels like a brick in my hands - too heavy for its size.

But, I purchased it for a cheap tablet to play with Android, so really no major complaints.

And THANKS to all the devs that are working tirelessly to put ICS on the Fire - even as it stands now it looks/works great. Yes, yes, there are a few missing pieces, but I'm quite willing to overlook them for the moment.
[Kindle Fire General] Mama Luigi:
I can second that. I actually bought a Nook Tablet first, then returned it and got the Kindle Fire instead. My wife still has a Nook Tablet of her own.

Looking up the specs, the Nook Tablet is only a tiny bit lighter than the Kindle Fire (400 g vs. 413 g), but it is lighter, and larger. It feels much lighter because of the materials they use - it has a nice soft, almost padded edge around the screen, and the screen is set in from the face of the device so you won't accidentally touch it. All in all the Nook is probably a better device for reading or if you value ergonomics highly.

I ended up with the Kindle mainly because I wanted the larger developer community, the lower price, and because I don't need SD card storage. Some people need it, but I don't. I didn't notice any difference in performance so apparently the lower RAM on the Kindle doesn't actually change much.

They're both good though. I think the largest, most important distinctions are the price and the SD card slot. Take those into account before anything else.
[Kindle Fire General] Mike_IronFist:
The Kindle Fire is miles ahead in terms of the speed of homebrew development, thanks to its unlocked bootloader. You could root it and install a custom ROM today if you went and purchased it. The locked bootloader on the Nook Tablet slowed development down a lot, but I'd say the developers working on it have done amazing things so far; it shows promise.

My Nook Tablet is running the CM7 alpha that Celtic released a few days ago but the ROM was taken down because Celtic wants a more polished ROM to be available to users. Both have unlocked bootloaders but the Kindle, having been more hack-friendly, already has a full CM7 release and the Ice Cream Sandwhich/CM9 development seems to be going swimmingly as well. The previously-locked bootloader is indeed what slowed down Nook Tablet homebrew devs.

The NT dev community's catching up, but if you're a bit more impatient and want a cool 7-inch Android tablet right away, go with the Fire. If you're more patient and don't mind waiting, the Nook Tablet has better hardware all around and is well worth the $50 more that it costs. It weighs a little less, its battery lasts a little longer, it has double the RAM and expandable micro-SD storage. I'm also told that the screen resists glare better than the Fire's, but I haven't had a chance to play with the Fire much myself so I can't judge that aspect.

tl;dr: If you want a great hacked Android tablet right now, go with the Fire. If you can stand the wait a little longer, go with the Nook Tablet. The Nook Tab devs have been making amazing progress so a release of CM7 is probably not far off (maybe this month!) but like I said, you could have CM7 on a Kindle Fire today.
[Kindle Fire General] skaroger867:
I looked at both devices before I made my purchase, and price was not a considering factor cause when I went shopping the NT was on sale for the same price as the KF, I just like the look of the KF better, plus I like Kindle as a name, my name being kinda close to it too. That and some of my friends have the KF and they love it, and they told me the Dev section on XDA was ahead of the NT. Support is a major factor for me when I get a device.

My dad has a 200 dollar 'tablet' with a bigger screen and all that, but the support for it is awful. He plays order and chaos online like I do and he can't get it to run on his device, or other gameloft games, where as I have the game on mine.
[Kindle Fire General] CC Inc:
Sorry, I meant micro sd. My kindle Auto corrected.
[Kindle Fire General] Sambena:
why get a nook? "a nook can't read so a nook can't cook. so what good to a nook is a hook cook book?" -Dr Seuss
[Kindle Fire General] ExploreMN:
I actually traded my Dell Streak 7 for the Fire and like it, but if I was buying it, I would go with the Nook Tablet. I just got a coupon good till the end of the month for $50 off either a Nook Color OR Nook Tablet (so $149 and $199). Dang tempting, but I gotta quit buying tablets until one comes out that fits all my needs...and honestly, as fun as the Fire is and the Nook probably is...without a front camera for Skype and stylus support, neither will cut my mustard. Also, I've had a Nook Color and I really like the feel of the Fire better. I'm pretty sure the Nook Tablet feels the same as the Color...for what that's worth.
[Kindle Fire General] xfog:
I got the Fire because:

- neither it or the nook is a full featured tablet and the fire is cheaper (nook is too "middle ground" price/features)

- it doesn't weigh more than my hardcover copy of Harry potter 7, and is thinner and much smaller besides

- amazon sold a ton of them and isn't going anywhere, meaning lots of aftermarket support

- my phone and camera make up for the features it lacks; mainly I just wanted browsing, email, and IM without being stuck at my desk or at a wall (with my short-battery-life laptop)

I never do any videoconferencing.

A bluetooth keyboard would've been nice, but for the price I can do without.
[Kindle Fire General] gett:
Back in November 2011, I decide to bought NT... But! NT have locked bootloader. I bought KF, install CM7, SM9 is on the way. I decide that I can live w/o SD card and with half of NT's RAM.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onion15:
Hi guys, first post here...been reading for a while though.

I have a bit of a problem with my LG Optimus Quantum. It was prepaid on Bell (Canada), so I unlocked it and have been using it with my Fido SIM. I can get SMS and calls to work, caller display works periodically, and MMS cannot work at all. If I set the APN I can also get 3g to work (but I don't have data so I leave it off).

I tried switching the network profile in MFG but where there should be a list of XML files there is nothing..just a black area.

Is there a way I can edit the xml file with the network configuration? I noticed after viewing it still points to all the bell mms servers and such. There is also nowhere for me to add proxies to the APN for the mms in the MFG.

:(

I like me my picture messages
[HTC Sensation] K1dd0:
Recently flashed ARHD custom ROM everything works fine but unable to wake my phone up using volume rocker.

Tried a few apps but still the same.

Used to work on GB ROM, any clues anyone?

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] tommeke19:
Maybe the mod doesnt work for ARHD try an other wake by volume mod that Works with ICS
[HTC Sensation] Grandelama:
Did you try the wake up screen using volume buttons MOD I did for ARHD 6.2?

(If you are using 6.2.x of course)
[HTC Sensation] K1dd0:
Tried a few other apps, didn't work.

Yes, I'm on 6.2.1.

Lemme test that out.

update

Now it works properly.

Great job man.

Thanks!

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] anazei:
This is awesome, thank you!
[HTC Rezound] bbarlow26:
I rooted my rezound and wanted to update my rezound to ics os I followed the step exactly but when I rebooted I got stuck on the white screen. I took out the sd card and deleted the zip file and download the file again put the sd card back into the rezound but same thing. Now I can't get back to old 2.3.4 os i was using before because the post said do a wipe all data can someone help me with this to get my phone back to working order. I don't care if it is android 2.3.4 or ics 4.0 plase help.