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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dagrim1:
Those are not so much the HC icons as the asus icons... Manufacturers can customize these icons as far as I know.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Diamondback:
Exactly. The HC icons look totally different. These are just ASUS' own icons.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] KBanause:
now that I have taken a look at the emulator, I saw that you're right...

Greetings from my TF201 and KBanause
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spl1tz:
I'm asking this here cause i haven't got over 10 posts yet to be able to ask there directly.

I have a model i19100 and was wondering if its ok to flash Westcrip's Rom over NDT MIUI Ginger?

Or does anyone recommend any other ICS ROM (thats stable with good performance and battery that could be daily of use) good enough to leave NDT MIUI GINGER?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] javefang:
what is your model? if it's an i9100, then westcrip's rom works perfect!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spl1tz:
Yes i9100, sry forgot to mention that.

Thanks for your reply :)
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xcutioner:
Night all master in this great forum....

anyone have Froyo ROM for xperia x8 with nAa v10 kernel,because gingerbread can't install and play HD or 3D game..

Thanks Master:confused:
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Godra:
You have this and this Froyo ROM that work on custom kernel. I havent used them but it seems that they wont work on NaA kernel, only on LDX and Alfs.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] przemek4113:
On mini cm.2.1.8 and gingerdx games work werry g00d.For me games work better on gingerbreds (2.3.7) roms.:D
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chota_shivaji:
Hi All,

- I am seeing an issue with Daemon Controller used in almost all of the latest Sense ROMs for Nexus One.

- I kind of know that my Nexus One becomes sluggish on over clocking. I have seen that it works fine when min = 245 MHz and max = 998 MHz.

- So when I set these values in Daemon controller, it accepts these values. But when I restart the phone these values are reset to default ones of min = 125 MHz and max = 1113.6 MHz.

- I then installed an application called CPUSpy from market. This shows the time spend by CPU in all the possible frequency states. It always shows that my maximum frequency is 1113.6 MHz when I know I have set it to 998 MHz in Daemon controller.

- I have seen this issue on Hypersense, Runneymede etc. I do not see such a thing happening on eVil's Desire HD port. The difference between these ROMs is eVil's ROM does not have Daemon Controller.

- One more thing common to all the latest Sense ROMs is, they use dbasabe's Sense kernel. So I am not sure if this issue is caused due to kernel or the Daemon Controller application is to be blamed here.

Can experienced folks please shed some light on this issue?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eeporkbun:
I would like to know how to set the a lower clock speed too, as it is a little bit hot.......
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chota_shivaji:
Hi All,

This thread had almost ~200 views but only 1 reply. I sincerely request to all the knowledgeable folks here to shed some light on the query in this thread. Its because of my phone getting sluggish on over clocking, I cannot use latest sense ROMs for longer times. Hope to get some positive output out of this thread.

Thanks in advance for your time and comments.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eeporkbun:
Finally I found the solution in a reply inside hypersense 3.0.

I use the app "setcpu", in the first page of the app activate settings and choose preflock disabler, after that the clock can be down back to 1GHz.

Hopes it helps.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sargan:
Have an SGSII running 2.3.4

When in car and Bluetooth is on, to provide hookup to car kit, all OK ... runs all day no problem. (connects to Parrot in-car kit) ... screen is off unless call is active.

However when I enable Satnav (buit-in Navigation app) even though phone is plugged into car 12V supply the battery drain exceeds its charge rate .... slowly discharges, after about an Hr you get 'battery Low' warning ....

Presumably the display being permanently on is drawing so much current that the USB charge lead cannot keep upl

The phone confirms that plug is active and charging ... but the drain obviously exceeds charge rate.

This is a significant issue ... anybody know a fix for this, can you change the rate of charge ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kinjo2312:
need to change your charger, i had this using a 500ma charger, i have a 1000ma one now and dont suffer this problem now
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rajivNL:
kinjo is right. You may experience this as well when charging off a laptop. Not all chargers are created equal ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sargan:
Ah ... OK I had assumed that there would be not power limit from the DC outlet as they can produce 5A.

I'll have to go loook for a 1A ver
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UpInTheAir:
The SGS2 charging rate is limited to a max of 650mA and any current from a charger higher that this will be limited.

Default AC 650mA

USB 450mA

If rooted, there are apps and scripts that can increase the rate of charge through the USB to 650, but you're likely to damage your PC port or encounter other problems if you do this. I would think, but not 100% sure it would be OK from a car USB port, you'd have to check the specs.

Voltage Control

Although the app and scripts have scope to select a higher charge rate than 650mA, any higher setting than that would be purely placebo.

An accurate charge rate will not be shown by most SGS2 kernels. Exception is siyahkernel, where changes have been made to shown accurate charging current with app such as Battery Monitor Widget and Current Widget

For further reading, from Siyahkernel v2.6.9 Changelog;

"added Entropy512′s changes to sec_battery driver to show battery charging current and changed it a little bit to map the adc readings to real charging current miliamps (mapping is done in an unscientific way but it works). you will be able to see how fast your device is being charged and also why those 100%s are not the same. (thanks to Entropy512). since I don’t know how to read discharge current (maybe there is no way to read it) you will only read that data when your device is in charging state"
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fxrb:
Your phone will take care of how much current it drains from the USB port or charger. To do this it needs to differentiate between a USB data port and a charger. This is normally done by checking the impedance between the USB data lines D+ and D-. USB data ports will have more or less high impedance since these lines are used to transfer data ;). Chargers however should have a short between D+ and D-. This is how your phone can tell if it is connected to a charger or USB data port.

It then adjusts its power consumption from USB (less when connected to a USB data port, more when connected to a 'good' charger).

A very simple test to check for a sleazy charger is this: connect the charger to your phone and wait for a moment. If the phone reports a USB device (besides charging :)), then change the sleazy charger.

With a 'good' charger your phone should always

charge

, no matter what Apps your running.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sargan:
I'll give that a try.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tskusie:
It wont make any difference.

The answer of fxrb is controversive. If the charger is physically - by the way - disconnected from D+ & D- (no use) and has a high impedance due to missing connection, it makes no sense to determine if the charger is "done" or not on the phone, because you cant find out this way.

Important is that if your charger has a max. load of 0,7 A (700mA) for example, and you are using it inside your car, it may get hot during exposure to sunlight & loading to the max.

Depending on internal circuitry of the charger it will decrease the output current if the charger gets too hot (thermal protection). The internal transistor will have considerable more losses @ these temperatures (~+80°C) and higher switching times, creating more losses in general.

Usually the cheap chargers have a 34063 (or 33063 for lower temps -40°) Step-Down buck switching controller, which reaches its economical end @ this current - giving all it's got with little room for environment changes.

What will help: :confused:

You can try a charger with a higher output current capability (around 1A +) which should compensate with the high temperatures and your current requirement. On the other hand, your phone could limit the current before the accumulator reaches unsafe temperature levels due to sunlight,heavy loading and charging @ the same time. assuming you also have a black sgs II.

Your phone charging current is also not linear, in this case higher @ start and low voltages, and will decrease with charged value.

Furthermore, your phone will automatically limit the charging current in correspondence to the accu charge value. Li-Ion charging is more complicated than an ordinary NICd or NIMH, your "charger" only provides a -as most cheap & stable as possible - current for the actual charging cuircuitry, which is located on the phone bottom.

So it wont adjust to anything except knowing if 650 or 450 is allowed, the rest is managed internally and (important) excluded from the firmware.

I hope i could help. gl
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sargan:
I have purchased a 3A charger ... and verified that it can give well over 2 A

This is with correct lead as Phone sees this as AC charging not USB.

It still cannot keep up with the discharge rate ..

Phone + GPS + BT means more drain that it replace by charger ............ this seems a significant design flaw.

Phone is being supplied with apps that it can't run without going flat .. :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tskusie:
Ok, and correct, it is recognized as AC because of missing data leads. I must say it actually works for a lot of people with chargers with an output of 700mA - 1A (5 Volts USB-b) navigating and using standard apps.

I dont think there is that design error, honestly. Also, personally never encountered that problem.. It seems that your accumulator if faulty or it gets too hot. How old is your phone? Depending on usage, temperature and charging times it may have reached its end. But this is the last call i think...

Have you:

- Checked the accumulator temperature when performing (with an app like "spare parts" [free] or some code *#0000# or *#0# - battery stats)

it should'nt exceed temperatures above (approx) 54°C or >60°C is critical (for the accu), where the OS should shut down automatically.

- Tried to turn off one or two main things and checked if it is charging?

- Cleaned the contacts from possible metallic objects in between from chewing gum packaging for example (blow a few times)

- Tried to use any power saving mode

--- If you have a rooted kernel (CM9, Fluxi, Siyah etc...)

- Wiped battery stats in CWM & (maybe) clear cache.

- Undervolt the CPU (minor change) & or GPU

-Generally tried another MODEM, LQ5, LPS (depending on your geographic location) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1131950

or KERNEL http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1255790 (fluxxi is not in the thread, which is also a good kernel & tweakable http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1644648)

Please let me know if it helped you. I know it is an annoying problem. If you have an easy access to try out another accumulator, give it a shot, otherwise i would consider it as last option.

If nothing helped, please let me know which system (firmware) you are using with which kernel and modem in your next post (settings--about phone--). gl
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sargan:
It's about 6 months old.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tskusie:
Have you read the rest? It is hard to help you if you don't provide information.

Like i said, i think you may have a faulty accumulator. Assuming the circuitry of the car can provide the necessary power, everything should be ok.

Which version of android are you using?

Which modem?

Which kernel?

Custom rom?

Have you tried to stress your phone to the max with the normal AC charger? If yes, results the same?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sargan:
Android ver 4.0.3

GT-I9100

Kernel -3.0.15

Not tried stress test on AC
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tskusie:
So you're on the latest stock ROM?

You should try the AC test, turn on everything, stress it for at least 20 min or longer while charging. If you encounter the same issues it is likely that you have a faulty power source. Clean the contacts before testing.

Let me know when you tried it out.. :highfive:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fxrb:
It will make a difference if the phone fails to detect the charger as such.

I was referring to how a PD (portable device or phone here) detects a dedicated charger. To put it simple: if the PD fails to detect a dedicated charger it will normally limit the charging current at a lower level.

For further information you might want read the Battery Charging v1.2 Spec and Adopters Agreement. Just two quotes from there:

and

Furthermore there are many devices dedicated to detecting what charging device is connected to a PD. Here are just two examples:

The STUSBCD01B from STMicroelectronics

The FAN3989 from Fairchild Semiconductor
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sargan:
I use standard SGSII, no custom ROM

Kernel is 3.0.15-1I9100XWLP7-CL3400913

Baseband ver I9100XXLPS

I will try and watch temp on next car test ... one thing I can be sure of it was NOT related to over temp via solar gain in the, as at the time I first noticed this it was snowing.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tskusie:
The only thing it detects if the connected power source is AC or Hub. For AC it just measures the Impedance (with a current) between D+ and D- which should be <200 Ohm. (doesn't matter if they are connected with low impedance on the AC, because they are not needed for charging).

To detect a hub it will recognize a VDAT_SCR (Data voltage source) on D-, and will start the above detection, or for standard hubs through their pull down resistors on D+/-. If it fails (between D+ and D- >>200), it is a hub charger.

I know what you meant. SOO if the charger itself is limiting the current, which can be possible depending on used charger, it will be detected as dedicated charger but the phone can adjust to everything it likes, it wont make any difference, thats what i meant. The maximum current will be limited to 650mA, and if the charger itself has a current limiting ability and for example only gives 500 because of any reason, how will you be able to destinguish that?

I am not familiar with the detection methods through USB itself, which determines if it is a downstream or charging port. Are you sure that the SGSII supports that? The USB port, doesnt matter which, follow standards, and if there is a device which consumes more than the 500 (HDD's for example) will just have another connector (without data) for parallel switching, (just to double the current sink capability) All of that wont help Sargan either ;)

Thanks, i will have a look into it.:good:

They are not really shorted, but yes low impedance -- <200 Ohm... . Arent these hybrid ports?

an average voltage of VCHG @ which current?

Yeah, there are a lot of IC's for that, idk what's in his charger. I've seen the DC-DC Converter 34063 in cheap ones...

OK, and you say you have your phone for 6 months? So you must have experienced that at the very beginning already???

Please do the AC test and let us know.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fxrb:
Good idea... :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jfortza:
are there any script to increase the usb charging current? I'm using BIFTOR V7.2 with jeeboo V2.1 kernel
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noim:
A little bit off topic. .

How long does it take to charge ur S2 with a charger doing nothing but leaving it for charging. ?.. It took me 3 hrs to charge mine frm 2% to 100% using a 700mah charger. .

Is this normal or does it take less ? Plz share your opinion. .
[Defy General] spanorg:
Hi all,

I am in MS2GINGER3.0 RTM and when I am trying to replace a system file (eg SystemUI.apk) I always get "system is write protected".Also,when I give adb remount,I get an answer operation not permitted.Can anyone help?
[Defy General] farsight73:
You should use root explorer and make sure browsing files with read/write ready. Putting systemUI apk would freeze your phone if the modded file have different configuration. I would suggest you put the apk into a flash able zip and flash it under CWM.

Sent from my awesome Moto Defy: Rooted Gingerbread 2.3.6 - XDA Premium
[Defy General] spanorg:
The strange thing is that with previous versions of MS2GINGER I could do anything I wanted with Android Commander.Now I have the problem that I mentioned before.I ask for what changed and there is problem now.
[HTC Incredible S] bottosac:
Hi all, there's a bug in every porting of official MIUI for the IncS. The FM radio works ok but when I exit from the application and disconnect earphones volume control is very laggy and the phone stop ringing until I restart it. This bug is confirmed from many users.

The official chinese version of MIUI works fine but the english porting (Galnet, us ecc) of rom contain this bug. I think the problem is in the deodexing process because the original MIUI has odex file for each application.

Any suggestion to resolve this bug is very appreciated
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] pdaimatejam:
Quote from the DFT

Many thanks mvang

The main topic: http://www.darkforcesteam.com.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=64227&extra=page%3D1

1 Make sure that: MAGLDR V2.00 has been successfully installed on your phone.

2 Phone is switched when pressing the power button>, <volume ->, <camera key> into MAGLDR mode.

Until the "Clear data" prompt appears, and then click <Back button>.

3 The phone connected to the computer to determine the green (USB) displayed on the machine on

(4) run DFT_WPI_SAM1.exe

Press the NEXT>

(6) to determine the ROM version you want to brush, press the NEXT>

7 Press NEXT>

8 Complete Brush

Manually shut down and then into MAGLDR mode according to <the power button>, <volume -> <camera key> to enter MAGLDR mode, until the "Clear data" prompt appears, and then click the Start button> Empty data

10 restore the phone back to factory settings, otherwise your machine will not start properly.
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] MTom:
Hi

For me, the images do not show
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] GTI WR6:
no images for me as well.
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] pdaimatejam:
You can see pictures are added :)
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] Osso17:
After flash please confirm me don't synchronize whit Zune because Bazaar and Registry Editor don't work

Thanks

EDIT:Solved thanks to @ BellPego

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22307281&postcount=30
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Neglecto:
Recently used heimdell one click back to stock. And the boot animation is just a bunch of random pixels, when the phone starts when you open the camera the picture is the same thing but the pictures it takes are fine...bad thing is...when you get into cwm recovery to flash another ROM, the screen is again just a bunch of colored random rainbow pixels. Can anyone me how many clicks it takes once info.cwmr to actually flash another rom...I know its getting into cwmr but that is it...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dman3285:
Uuuuuggghhhh! Wrong place to post!

sent from my baby girls rom
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Erik_T:
Uhhh.. I think per your fairly crappy description you're having rainbows. Find the post on removing rainbows. Use the search function.

POST IN Q&A next time. Don't use the development thread.

Finally, mod please move to Q&A.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
you actually oneclicked back to a leaked gingerbread rom and didn't flash the bootloaders.... do it over again and follow the instructions in the op this time. (don't tell me that you did because its in there) or just wait for the next one click to stock which will have the proper gingerbread update.
[HTC EVO 3D] aoprea:
What kernel recomends for use with sense 3.5 roms on GSM version but that is not OC

i want a kernel that use by default standard htc frequency (192 - 1188 Hz)

thanks
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] DragonClawsAreSharp:
Got ClockWorkMod using... (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1390771)

Now, if I un-root my phone, what will happen?

Any way to remove this Recovery again?

[Updating the phone to 4.0.2.a.0.62, will remove root. Thats why asking]

Thank You
[HTC EVO 3D] Mr Paul:
I can get the Evo 3D here in the UK SIM free for £249, which is an excellent price. Is the phone that much better then my original Desire?

i.e. screen, camera, speed etc...

Ta

Paul
[HTC EVO 3D] Phillmitchell:
i bougtone from asda but having random reboots so sending it back.
[HTC EVO 3D] Adiost:
Hello, Paul

I've used to have Desire GSM for a month, and it was a pretty damn good phone.

But still, it's like, 10 times slower than Evo 3D. The power of dual-core 1.2ghz CPU and 1GB of RAM is enough for literally everything. I haven't seen any app or game which lags on E3D or runs slow.

Screen... I can call it a pure excellence :D It's not AMOLED, it's just sLCD, but still, the size of the screen is perfect, and it got a pretty large resolution (560x940), I can't see any pixels in it, everything is just very smooth and awesome.

About camera... Well, despite the fact it can shoot 3D videos and pictures, it's just slightly better than Desire camera... And also it's capable of shooting 720p videos :D

If I were you, I'd order E3D now without any doubt. :D

UPD:

Also as Desire user you'll not see any difference in chassis components. The back case is plastic, like on Desire, the middle panel is aluminium, like on Desire, the screen panel is Corning glass, like on Desire :D

The only thing I dislike in Evo 3D is... ummm... weight balance. You see, it got a camera cover made of glass on the back side of the phone. And it's extruded. And the center of weight is in the center part of the device, when this glass thing is on the upper part... This results in total disbalance of the device when you put it on a flat, slippery surface. You can just spin it lol :D
[HTC EVO 3D] Mr Paul:
So are they completely new from Asda SIM free, just to confirm?

Any issues in sending back?
[HTC EVO 3D] Mr Paul:
Nice reply, much appreciated. Looks like I may have to click buy then ;)
[HTC EVO 3D] Terepin:
I came from Desire about a month ago.

Short answer: Yes.

Long naswer: Yes.

'Nuff said.
[HTC EVO 3D] Phillmitchell:
Looks new to me.box was sealed.phones sweet except it started rebooting however not had any reboots the last 8 hours so might hold off sending it back
[HTC EVO 3D] Mr Paul:
Excellent, nice one chaps
[HTC EVO 3D] pokosik:
i came form desire 4 days ago, and yes, it worth it.;)
[HTC EVO 3D] xbiggyl:
Is a move from DHD worth it?

Is the camera as bad as I've read around here?

sensation or evo 3D ?
[HTC EVO 3D] Mr Paul:
Well considering the 3D is the same as a sensation inside and much cheaper, I'm going for that ;)
[HTC EVO 3D] Adiost:
Note: E3D got more RAM ;)
[HTC EVO 3D] chubby65:
Yes it is worth it and at a great price too camera seems good too
[HTC EVO 3D] chubby65:
I bought mine from asda too had it 3 weeks now and not one problem best £250 I've spent well happy
[HTC EVO 3D] Castellano2:
Sensation has more support but Evo 3d is better in Ram, battery, 3D..

Odesláno z mého HTC EVO 3D X515m
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] w4lkm4n:
tread is dead ,so sorry :)
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] oktavianno:
Pertamax gan :)

but bootloop on r800x :(
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] julianpaul:
Very nice. Thanks! :)