yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
Okay, because of the lots of kernel panics I'll see what the problem is, my best guess is the touch recovery. So next release has my own compiled kernel without touch recovery. I hope it works then =D

About the languages, I'll add them. Tell me the language, please.

Any other feature requests?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
The reason why it's odexed:

Some people stole Paradoxxx rom, where he put actually very much work in. I wanted to avoid that again, so I choose to odex it. If you get a release who's NOT odexed, then it's fake. If you get one and we told that it's deodexed, then it's good. This is for protecting our work. We hope you understand.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
BTW, this rom get a i777 device port. Lemme now which devices must also be supported :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] garekinokami:
I'm enjoying this ROM alot. CM7 has a great many options and settings I didn't really need. I would also get a random reboot at times with CM7, but none thus far with this ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Yeah. Thanks for pointing that out.

By the way, kernel panic aren't related to Touch Recovery Bro.

It was affecting some people at my HO2 thread. And the only way was to flash KI3 or older ROM via odin.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] alangrig:
Any plans to fix headphone volume bug?!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
There's maybe this evening a new rom coming. Some languages, fixed build system, new kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Coedy:
Found a slight issue...

Using voltage control and its randomly setting it to 800mhz min and 1200 max!

So I keep getting random high battery drain...

Did a full wipe by the way and never had this problem before using voltage control.

Going to try with as think it's kernel issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tameracingdriver:
Well I tried and gave up with this. Must be doing something wrong I suppose but never had any problems flashing roms before.

Backed up my hyperdroid rom and flashed this. Wouldn't boot past the initial galaxy s2 splash screen (before the animated one). Recovery was broken so had to flash a stock rom from Odin to restore the phone. Tried again same result.

Most of the links for earlier firmwares I found have since been removed.

Shame.

(Awaits flaming)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kitecarl:
Going to bump my previous post. Anyone having success with videocam on this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vickylife007:
Great seeing guys who are good at Aosp. Great job guys! I have read 15 pages of impressive feedback, comments and compliments. This gives me the boldness to ask - why not add the ICS to this as another project? It would give us, the ICS lovers, options or another alternative, rather than waiting on cm9 alone for ICS AOSp. Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zemariaabreusantos:
guys can you please provide a full instalation guide as well as a bug list and keep updating it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
Once teamhacksung released source code of them we will support it. It's too much work to do over again.

ICS
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
Does it work on cm7?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
Try siyah kernel ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mavishow:
full wipe> always kernel panic >odin-siyahkernel.tar> in this way can now easily.

There is no status bar.

There is no sd card.

There is no Touch CWM

I know experimental Build.

Where is the error I'm doing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
Like Paradoxxx said, flash first ki3 rom. There's a statusbar, you can switch sdcard in settings. If you flash siyah then there isn't touch recovery anymore.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] brgroover:
this rom has Brazilian Portuguese? downloading..

dev-host is soo slow. :/

EDIT: include brazilian portuguese please.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
I will look for it! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Huhu, thread moved.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
This is ridiculous! This ROM IS original! Give me am example for another rom who's even stock as this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Coedy:
I just flashed Siyah and its messed eeeeverything up... :rolleyes:

It would show the yellow triangle screen then a blank screen (with button lights on) then nothing. just stayed like that.

Ended up needing a full wipe so starting again from scratch...

:mad:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nick281051:
That really is ridiculous this rom should be in original development
[Galaxy S II Android Development] buzzboy:
Agreed. Ludicrous.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
LUDICROUS KILL !!!!!! :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Uvoguine:
So, can't we have any wallpapers ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Tomorrow

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paradoxxx:
Lol! And moved again. Back in the place now!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Exidrion:
Anyone have any advice on how to get the stock music player to read my external sd? I tried remounting it but it gets stuck on scanning in the music player.

Edit: Fixed it by taking the card out and putting it back in.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] R16:
this rom use siyah kernel or what?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bkeaver:
Can't wait!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rochi:
Differences between this and hydrogen?!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Coedy:
Not tried Hydrogen, but this is completely stock, no mods, at all, except for the Galaxy S2 extra options feature.

If Hydrogen has any mods, this would be at least one difference.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Firegrill:
Which kernels work well with this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Qliratu:
Great work on this rom looks realy great and smooth as butter.

U got mail :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] netchip:
I am busy with supporting various devices :) this afternoon galaxy ace comes in. Then I need a tester for i777 because I haven't one. =D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bkeaver:
I'll test for sure!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jagdish84:
odexed meaning no RTL fix for us lads? or you guys using cm framework already patched for RTL?!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metalk9:
Originally Posted by kitecarl View Post

Going to bump my previous post. Anyone having success with videocam on this?

Funny thing is, my video camera never worked on cm7 but it works fine with this rom :rolleyes: Could this be related to the differences in camera modules on the i9100?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] FabricioGS:
+1 please add Brazillian Portuguese (pt-BR)

For those having problems coming form an ICS ROM/ICS bootloader, just flash this ROM using CWM, reboot into new sexy touch CWM :D and wipe everything and flash the ROM again. It worked for me :p

The ROM is really fast and smooth, I'm impressed. It's the fastest thing I've ever tested on my GS2. I'm also spoiled by ICS but it's cool to find that GB is still a good work from Google.

Will try to flash SiyahKernel :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] metalk9:
Unlike seemingly everybody else on these forums, I really don't like ICS. It seems to me to be an attempt by Google to dumb down platform in order to better appeal to the lowest common denominator.

CM7 on the S2 had a lot of problems and it was abandoned before they got fixed, so I'm really happy to see some new development on the Gingerbread AOSP front. Well done guys!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kitecarl:
Consulted The GOOG for known video cam issues with CM7 and found a useful page on another forum describing 4 different methods of resolving force-close issues (two of the most successful being removing previous videos taken from other ROMS found in the DCIM directory on your sd card, and the other using some obscure Camera App Shortcut application found on the Market for opening the video cam). I, however, restored my CM9 ROM and am staying on ICS for the time being. Hardly ever take videos and love the camera quality (an panorama option!) on ICS. Think I'm here to stay. Best of luck to Netchip and Paradoxxx for what looks to be a fantastic GB rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nick281051:
Ill definitely test!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] drelite08:
Home button not working :(
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] rniblett:
I know not strictly in the right place but because of my post count I'm not allowed to put it where it should go...

Just wanted to say thanks to all involved in the above mention ROM, have just completed the install and I have to say what an amazing piece of work! The visual enhancements alone are superb. I'm keeping fingers crossed battery life is enough for my needs and eagerly awaiting the rumoured updates. I would say to anyone pondering this ROM, try it!

Also a small mention to the community on this site, all questions are usually answered somewhere. Had a few 'head scratching' moments at first but a bit of judicial searching revealed all the answers.

I bought my HD2 second had with the express intention of 'having a play' to see what could be achieved and with you guys help I now have what I consider to be the best handset I have used (and there have been a few, including the one that shouldn't be mentioned here!).

A huge thanks to all, keep up the good work...
[Motorola Droid 3] ratman6161:
Anyone seen this? With my Droid 1, once I paired it with Ford Sync in my Escape, as long as the blue tooth was on on the phone, the connection between the Droid 1 and Sync would just start automatically.

Now, with my Droid 3, sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't. If it doesn't I can force it to connect by activating the phone menu. Then it says it can't find the device, I will try to connect one. It successfully connects. Same if I ask for blue tooth audio. It will establish the connection on demand. That's OK except that if I have an incoming call. Any ideas?
[Motorola Droid 3] The Chris:
Update your Sync software? http://www.syncmyride.com/

I know mine was kinda crappy until I updated it. What car/sync do you have?

Oh, and wipe out everything too. Redoing it from scratch helps.
[Motorola Droid 3] ratman6161:
The car is a 2010 Ford Escape Ltd. SyncMyRide says I have "Sync VersionGen1 - V3.1" if that means anything to you. I know I updated it once a few months after I got it in July 2010.
[HTC Rezound] antawnm26:
I noticed that I dont get the number of email on my gmail icon anymore..Is anyone else having this issue...I get the status bar notification but not on the icon itself
[HTC Rezound] MrSmith317:
I've never gotten a number of emails on my gmail icon. That's through 4 different phones. I've gotten it on texts, emails(via stock email), voicemails etc but never Gmail. Just the "M" icon.
[HTC Rezound] derek4484:
Same here. Never had a number on the Gmail icon.
[HTC Rezound] antawnm26:
Hmmm, am I going crazy? Im for sure I saw it..lol
[HTC Rezound] jmorton10:
install the app "gmail notifier" & you'll get that.

it works fine except the text under the icon doesn't exactly match the other icons. if you do like I do & eliminate the text under the home screen icons, it works great.
[HTC Rezound] thatsricci:
I bet you were seeing the HTC mail app icon? I think that shows the #...
[HTC Rezound] dyetheskin:
go to http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1199518. follow it well. reinstall your launcher with built in notification after reboot and it'll work like a charm

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[HTC Rezound] jmorton10:
The gmail notifier app I'm using even works with sense and the newer gmail setups (long after the notification quit working in LPP Plus)

It creates it's own home screen widget.
[HTC Rezound] dyetheskin:
shouldn't have to install something as a work around to something that's already built in

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[HTC Rezound] derek4484:
I have been an avid Android user for a few years now. I had an ATT Captivate which had a huge dev following. It was so easy to flash and switch ROMs on a whim.

This is my first HTC phone and over the weekend I went through the steps to unlock the bootloader then root it. To get it to root I had to load the Amon RA recovery and then install su and superuser. It worked and it appears I have root now. But I am confused what H-Boot, fastboot, etc are?? I'm used to the phone being able to boot right into recovery and then go through the clockworkmod options while in recovery, making it so easy to load a new ROM in a zip.

Is there anywhere I can read to learn more about the HTC bootloader, H-BOOT, fastboot, etc? It seems to be a lot more complicated than the OG Droid and my Galaxy S.

Thanks.
[HTC Rezound] MrSmith317:
It's actually not all that bad. The HTC bootloader(H-BOOT) is a locked up tighter than fort knox beast that doesn't want to let us do what we want to.. But for good reason. The HTC bootloader as you already know can be unlocked via HTCDev. This allows us to use custom ROMs, recovery, and kernels but keeps us from the radio. It also forces us to manually update the kernel with each ROM. Some developers have bundled a method of flashing the kernel within the ROM but it's from dev to dev/ROM to ROM.

Fastboot is a method to allow flashing of filesystems over USB. For instance when you flashed Amon-Ra you used a command "fastboot flash recovery xxxx.img" This tells the command to flash the recovery partition with xxxx.img.

Flashing via ClockWorkMod carries the same issue as described above. You either have to manually flash the kernel or the dev has to package the ROM to include automatic flashing. One of the caveats to automatic flashing is that it will update a version in your firmware(mainver) and potentially create issues. For this reason only, I suggest getting very comfortable with manually flashing a kernel vs the automated method.

If you have other questions feel free to ask. Or check out some of the wiki's out there like this one: http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gizmo001i:
Hi,

I am awaiting delivery of a 32Gb Touchpad within the next couple of days and will probably want to root it fairly soon after getting it. I have rooted 2 android phones before, so rooting doesn't hold too many fears for me lol. However, I obviously haven't come across dualbooting a device after it has been rooted, so I have a couple of questions, which I have done a search for, but couldn't get any definative answers for.

First of all, am I right in thinking that on booting the device, I will end up with a slight pause during which I can choose to boot into the other operating system. Something like the way windows will pause to give you a chance to boot from the CD drive before continuing to load windows.

Also, I have noticed that Android seems to need some of the WebOS files to be able to run. If this is the case, does sharing these files slow down WebOS in any way and also will I be able to optimize the WebOS system without causing problems with the Android OS.

Any help and advice will be very welcome.

Many thanks

Ian
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lewmur:
Yes, there is a boot menu that allows you to choose webOS or Android. And, no, Android won't interfere with the operation of webOS or vice/versa.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Root-Maniac:
First off its a tablet not a phone so its not really called rooting. In order to have the dual boot option you need Moboot. Do some research on google and you tube. Key words your looking for, How to install abdroid on hp touchpad. You will find what you need fairly quick. If all fails private message me with your email and I will supply you with the instructions personally via email

Core droid htc glacier
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MossyLawn:
Another option for directions

Google YouTube for Reverend TV (or Rev TV)

He provides exellent video step by step instructions for almost all touchpad android setups
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] siralsmooth:
If you're a mod junkie much like myself, read up on how to enable the testing feeds in preware and do it prior to installing preware via novaterm. It may look tough, but its really easy if you follow instructions exactly. I personally always do all the web os tweaks prior to installing android, as I feel it makes for a better web os experience, as well as a better tuned fall back os if you wish to use android as a primary os. There's also an app in WebOS that allows for tweaking the boot menu called cyboot, so you can change delay time for selection, as well as pick which os will be your default boot option.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gizmo001i:
Thanks for all your replies and advice. I think I already have most of if not all the info I need to be able to dual boot my touchpad. But you have answered my last few questions, thank you.

Ian
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] viny2cool:
rpom: Rooting means getting access to the root of the Android OS...it doesnt matter if its a phone or tablet...even on tablet its called rooting
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Root-Maniac:
Take a hike

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[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gizmo001i:
Well guys, my self I'm not boithered whethere it is called rooting on the device or not lol. I now have a dualboot touchpad and I must say, it was a hell of alot easier than rooting an android phone. Thank you all for your advice.

Ian
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Root-Maniac:
it sure is!!! I recommend classic nerd in the dev section. Out was public release today and its awesome, its android 4.0

Core droid htc glacier
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kabir999:
I recently rooted my phone and was flashed CM7. But today I flash the 3.3.3 version of LeeDriod. Everything went well but when I rebooted it went to an energy screen and then tries to find out my phone storage but fails. Then it restarts again and the same thing happens again. Please help me out.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stankyou:
If you seek help. Make sure you help others understand what they're gonna be dealing with... how about providing your phone setup? Hboot version, sdcard partition, etc etc.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kabir999:
Sorry about that. My hboot version is 1.02.0001, and I never partitioned my sd card.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stankyou:
Read the ROM requirements on the thread. I'm pretty sure it states that you need a EXT partition on your SD card for it to work. Use Gparted on your computer to make the partition. and do a backup of your sd cards contents to your desktop computer as the process will wipe the sd card clean.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kabir999:
Damm.. I have backed up CM7 ROM before flashing. Can I not just restore that with Clockwork mod?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stankyou:
If you really want to flash Leedroid or any other Sense rom, you are required to have a EXT partition. The backup of CM7 that you have on the sd card is intact unless you partitioned the sd card already. That's why you need to copy all the contents of your sd card to your computer before creating the exp partition. Once you have the ext partition just copy the files back to your SD.

---------- Post added at 02:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:28 AM ----------

Sure you can. Just go back to recovery, wipe data/factory, cache, dalvik. Then restore and choose the backup file.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kabir999:
Thank you for the prompt reply. At this moment, I would just restore the CM7 back from the sd card, as I haven't done the partition yet. Probably will flash LeeDroid some other time.

Thanks
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jonnibravo:
Hi kabir,

Goto step 5 of this thread that will show u how to partition your ad, its very simple.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1016084

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[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kabir999:
Thank you.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sj_ami:
If you have Clockwork Mod Recovery installed you can format and partition the drive from there also. Backup any content prior of course :)

A Class 4 Card or higher is recommended for the SD2Ext/Data2Ext partition.

EXT3/EXT4: 512-1024 MB

Virtual Memory: 0 MB (256 MB recommended for ICS though)

FAT32: Whatever space if left on the card.
[Motorola Atrix 2] ed20910:
I followed all instructions to revert back to stock and did the forever root. (un-installed some att apps). Update says it failed but I have the new apps, the version is the 2.3.6 and the system and build numbers match. However, the baseband does not match what is listed with the update. Phone doesnt appear to have any problems so far, should I worry about it? On a side note, overall, my phone seems a little sluggish prior to updating. I am running stock rom, rooted.

Thanks
[Motorola Atrix 2] cogeary:
Try again... flash the fxz, root, forever root and then update. Don't install/uninstall anything.
[Motorola Atrix 2] vovuka:
Baseband version: Unknown

I have the same problem, worse.

Baseband version: Unknown.

please help me. sorry for my English :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jjohns63:
I've been using the Galaxy Nexus for about a month or so and have recently started to notice that the 4G signal will drop whenever I turn on the screen after some time in deep sleep. The signal meter will be fine, until I actually try to use some data. It typically takes about a minute to reacquire a signal, but the phone is essentially useless during that time.

As you can see in the screenshot, there are several red spots where the signal dropped out. I am not in a poor coverage area, and others with the same device do not have these issues. I saw this with a rooted 4.0.2 OTA and am still seeing it with a rooted, deodexed 4.0.4 rom (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1481613).

What do people think? Will exchanging the phone possible fix the issue? Is there anything Verizon can do to try and help me out? I'm basically just spitballing here, but this problem is making my phone very frustrating to use.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zombiehaven:
Are you rooted or stock? I don't have any issues with my 4G on stock or rooted with Gummy 0.7.6. I had an issue with an earlier root where my 4G would drop. I would disable / re-enable and it would start to work again. Maybe try rooting if you are not rooted????
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jjohns63:
Yes, I see this on rooted stock, as well as the ROM I referenced in the original post (supposedly deodexed 4.0.4 stock ROM)

EDIT: From several posts in the other thread, this issue is not isolated to me or my hardware so I probably won't bother exchanging the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rushfanx1:
History of Signal ?

Can you please tell me where you get that HISTORY screen from. Ive checked all menus in settings and I can not find it anywhere.

EDIT... Please ignore my post... I found it... :o
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] that1techguy:
So, I'm having the same exact problems but i did a log cat to see what might be culprit.

I have narrowed it down to this:

02-08 11:21:51.912 E/IMSFW (415): IIL: Disconnected from '7467' socket

still have no idea what can cause it yet.

also if you switch to 3g it seems it doesn't happen so maybe its a sim problem on verizons lte network end?

11:22:40.029 E/IMSFW (415): ImsSMSInterface: Registration failed, go for retrying if isim nounce present

that's what i found so if anyone can clarify and maybe see if it is really on Verizons end as this is the 4th phone that has had this problem.