yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Atrix 4G Android Development] shidoro:
I followed up the first steps that leonardoaraujo took to build this rom. As far as I can remember, he used the services.jar file that AndroidON made. Where, as far as I could understand, he extracted the services.jar file from a Galaxy Nexus phone, smali it, updated the code and backsmali it. After that built a package including the phone.apk, contacts.apk, telephonyprovider.apk and contactsprovider.apk using Galaxy Nexus as base.

He gave a better explanation at post #82: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22952276&postcount=82

@jokersax11

This mod was possible by doing the steps contained here and here

(I used Google Chrome to translate the pages for me :) )

I think that applying the mod using the repo where you make your builds should bring some good effects when considering compatiblity with phone.apk and all.

Hope this was helpful!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] WiKiDCLown:
This would be very helpful and maybe you could add it to the mods under your rom downloads with the other mods ps love the work your doing for CM9 I was getting over a week/charge on 4.0 now only a day and 2 hours longer on altar but ram usage has gone down since updateing just some input that I hope helps gl with future builds (●*∩_∩*●)

sent from my cm9 (tablet ui)+darkside mb860
[Atrix 4G Android Development] duchski:
Tablet UI on jokersax CM9 (kitchensink 1.3)

Can anybody confirm that the Tablet UI actually works on jokersax CM9 latest build?

Thank you
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Alcapone263:
Just try it yourself, it takes all of five minutes to flash, and if it doesn't work you can reflash CM9 without a data wipe
[Atrix 4G Android Development] duchski:
no go on CM 9 jokersax. Never gotten past boot animation...
[Atrix 4G Android Development] AndroidON:
Sorry. I never checked this thread for long.

Sent PM with source ;)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ATRIXXIRTA:
YAAY!

Hopefullly joker gets this mod as a possible custom selection wiht his kitchen sink stuff :)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] shidoro:
Can't wait to see what Joker can do with this Tablet mod! :D
[Atrix 4G Android Development] jokersax11:
We went with a completely different approach to reduce editing but check the sink thread
[Atrix 4G Android Development] V DidDy 210:
hey y'all, can anyone who's good with smali/baksmali post a modified services jar?

or if it's specific to each device I can post my jar and someone can modify that one.

I just can't seem to compile the smali at the moment and the original post has a broken link
[Atrix 4G Android Development] KBizzle:
I know I am not an Atrix owner but I ran across your thread while trying to figure out the tablet UI for my device. I have the tabletUI working but cant figure out the Phone.apk. Read a few recent pages and it appeared as though you guys were also having the same problem. Wondering if anyone is still working on this has any clue what edits need to be made to allow the phone to be dropped to a lower DPI. I am still working on it but it seems that any smali edits cause the phone apk to throw up calling errors. Thanks.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] leonardoaraujo:
these are my rom tablet a bit outdated (CM9), you can try ...;)

http://www.mediafire.com/?16313fm9xw6qyjk
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Slymayer:
The link to the services.jar is broken, could you please make another one ?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] blatecktonik:
Please re upload the services.jar, the link is broken! Please brother!!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jdmarano:
My company is moving our mobile devices to a security software called MobileIron, which among other things is able to detect and block out rooted phones. I searched xda to see if anyone had experience with MobileIron, but not many results.

Anyway, I had narrowed my next phone purchase down to the G2x, but now I'm wondering if I should reconsider, since I'll be forced to use a stock build as I need to have it connected to work.

Any opinions on using the G2x "as is"? Presuming anyone here still remembers when theirs was stock ;)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] IRASadPanda:
NO, whatever you do, do not get a G2x if you plan to use it stock. With custom ROMs however, it can easily compare to the Galaxy S II, and beat (IMO) the Galaxy Nexus, seeing as the GPU is outdated and that the highest stable clock speed I've seen on it is 1.35 (whereas some G2x users have been able to clock up to 1.66/1.7, it is rare though.) and normally clock at 1.56-1.6. Why does your carrier care about rooting? Seems like horse**** to me.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Core Memory:
Root detection is listed:

http://www.mobileiron.com/en/multi-...pOjA7czo2OiJyb290ZWQiO2k6MTtzOjQ6InJvb3QiO30=

"Security

Password policy Encryption policySilent enforcement in the background Remote device lock, unlock, and wipe Root detection Lost device location"
[T-Mobile LG G2x] TerryMathews:
You can unroot a custom rom... Most of these corporate packages detect the presence of the su binary.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Core Memory:
There's other information which can be read for security purposes which would disable the phone from being used on the network and/or with email, etc.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] GTWalling:
They would have to furnish me a phone. The one I own, is mine to do as I see fit, but that is just me.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] WindowLicker09:
I have had the g2x for about a week, I played around a bit and installed some rom's and kernels to try them out. But at the end of the week I am back to the stock rom with a custom kernel. But then again I have always enjoyed the vanilla look for android.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] GTWalling:
True I am on stock, but with root you can freeze or remove the bloat from T-Mobile making the phone a litter snapper.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] WindowLicker09:
Good point, I was trying to remember why I rooted the phone in the first place. It was ALL of the bloatware, ridiculous.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] I.R.Chevy:
IMHO The g2x isn't a good "stock" phone.... If you can't even root it then forget about it, never mind install a custom rom.... Random shutdowns, sod, poor call quality (for me on the wind version) outdated operating system.... go with something that is awesome "out of the box"

If you can find a work around for the security app then go for it.

Just my 2 cents..

Pin it to Win it.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jdmarano:
My company subsidizes the purchase of the device and the plan. However, part of the deal is no-rooting; and as pointed out by Core Memory, if the MobileIron product detects rooting the phone is disabled from email access, which thereby nullifies the subsidy.

I'm going to be on the T-Mobile family value plan (no longer a fan of post paid plans), so I need to buy the device outright and the G2x has everything I want and more for a reasonable price. I've just been a bit concerned about the problems with the stock rom; and would prefer to root it anyway. Of course, it would present for some interesting testing to see how far I could get rooting the phone without being detected :cool:

Thanks to everyone for the helpful input!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] d12unk13astard:
Its a great phone overall, just has horrible battery life. You should consider a 3500mah battery if it has to be stock, its definetly provided me double to triple the battery life I got on stock.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] matrix0886:
I don't know what people are complaining about. I'm still running stock. I am rooted, but I actually haven't done anything with the root. Same for my ex-wife. Neither of us have experienced freezes, random shut downs, boot loops, and no issues with GPS locks (only takes between 2 to 5 seconds on a bad day).

I will tell you this, though...battery sucks on wifi, lol. If I have it turned off, my phone can go for a good day and half on light usage. But as soon as the wifi kicks on, bye-bye battery life, lol.

I'm sure there are better phones out there, i'm just giving you my experience. This phone seems to be a "hit-and-miss" type of phone. You might get a problem free phone, you might not. I'm guessing we don't have issues since we bought ours after all the updates, maybe? Either that or we both just got lucky, lol.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] I.R.Chevy:
Wifi saves my battery at home... isn't trying constantly to get a better signal... if you disable your 3g and just use wifi you will get better battery in theory unless you don't have a wofo connection and its scanning that will eat battery nom nom

Pin it to Win it.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Stopfakn:
I've been stock since I purchased my g2x and I love it. Its an awesome phone stock or with a custom rom.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] zeth006:
Yep. G2x with stock rom=potentially (though not necessarily definitely) one of the worst phones you'll ever have to use in your life. 2.3.3 solves most of the problems it had out of the box. Mine on 2.2 simply would get an SOD (screen of death) anytime I tried to turn the screen on. Even on 2.3 stock, some people are still reporting random reboots, SODs, and boots that can't be achieved without re-inserting the battery. No fun at all if you get a bad phone that got past crappy QC.

But G2x with flashed rom=arguably one of the best bargains you can get. Rocking mine with EB rom and Trinity Extreme Edition, overclocked to 1.58ghz and undervolted.

One glaring weakness: Horrid battery life. Get an extended battery. I got a 3500mah battery with a replacement door for $9 on fleabay. Phone is twice as thick, but the battery life has increased dramatically.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mackster248:
No, while I've never had problems with stock G2x many have and it just isn't worth the risk. If you're looking for an old cheap phone then I would consider the MT4G or even the G2 if you're looking for a stable stock ROM. Both phones are fast as they are as well.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] *GalaxyDev*:
I installed Calkulin's 2.8.1 ROM and after the new kernel of Rogue with the touch CWM but now when I restart it into Recovery it doest open and then reboots....dont know what to do :S HELP!!

Sent from my €PÎ© 4G TØU©H
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] nibrwr:
Have you tried volume up + power? Hold that to reboot to recovery
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] *GalaxyDev*:
Of course but it just shows in the botom CWM dont show the options and reboots

Sent from my €PÎ© 4G TØU©H
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] nibrwr:
Sounds like Odin time
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] *GalaxyDev*:
yeah but what do i install or what?!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] whatsitsnamenow:
Odin a clockworkmod tar file. Should take no more than a few seconds. The file us only a couple of MBs in size. Can't remember where I got my file from though.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] bantamdraper:
Hi all,

I'm looking to try out the latest Oxygen ROM since popdog changed it over to the new baseband. I noticed there's an issue with data being anabled when toggling between 2g and 3g and APN settings not being saved. Just wondering if this is a problem with the default CM7 kernel being used or if it's a problem with the ROM itself?

Thanks :)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Bec de Xorbin:
http://code.google.com/p/oxygen-for-p500/issues/detail?id=2
[Optimus One, P500, V General] bantamdraper:
Thanks for the link. I'm assuming this means that I can just use the Franco kernel in the meantime and I shouldn't be affected by this bug? (Relative noob here in case it wasn't already obvious :P )
[HTC Incredible S] vizzy:
Is it safe to use rom manager to update/flash the latest CWM? On using 4.x and I've seen that 5.x is now available.

Or am I best just flashing it using my laptop?

I'm assuming regardless of which method the main precaution is to create a nandroid. Anything else?
[HTC Incredible S] CyanideJack:
I've used it to update it, and I've had no issues yet. But as you say, if in doubt do a nandroid before hand.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] lanwarrior:
I have a rooted GT7+ and have terrible battery life. I tested this over the weekend, using the device (on and off) and within 9 hours after plugging the devices, I am down to 34%.

During that time, I was:

- Reading eBook (ezPDF reader with files from DropBox - 2 hours total)

- Watch short movie (1 hour total)

- YouTube (30 minutes total)

- Download apps, trying the new apps, etc. (1 hour total)

- 3 Gmail accounts in the backgrounds

I use Wifi, GPS off, and screen at less than 50%. Is this normal?

In contrast, i have similar usage with my iPad 2 and the battery would still be at least 60%.

I don't have much background apps running, and even those such as Palmary Weather is set to check every 4 hours. Only have 2 widgets on screen and have been freezing many bloatware.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] dumpa:
I got the same problem - I'm using a rooted 6200 and when the device is in standby the standby-time is very good and lasts for some days but when I use the device the battery drain is awful! :-(

I'd like to say the battery goes down 1% every minute - even in flightmode and it doesn't matter what I do - reading a book - listen to some music or simply playing some games. No background services just LBE ...

Can someone help me fixing this? This makes the device nearly useless! :-(
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] gingerboy92:
similar problem when after i rooted it AND installed any kind of tweaking apps on it.. and also, the tablet runs pretty hot even with light usage.. wiping, and reflashing using odin solves the problem.. it runs cool - warm until i installed tweaking apps..
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] legion1911:
Did you have the 7 inch screen on for many hours?

This consumed your battery.

Powering a 7 inch color screen consumes a lot of power.

Almost in every forum you will see people complaining about the battery of their device. Do not wait till the battery is empty before you reload. Letting the battery go down to 0 damages the battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] lanwarrior:
This is slightly off topic, but how did you get LBE to work on the GT7+? Market said its incompatible with my device, so is ZDBox.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] dumpa:
Sorry I whish I could help you but I installed it from market without any problem and it works like a charm.

---------- Post added at 07:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:45 PM ----------

As I mentioned - when the device is in "standby" it lasts for days but from the moment I turn it on it nearly uses 1% of energy every 2 minutes. It doesn't matter, if I only take a look on my gallery, play some music or simply do nothing. :-(

---------- Post added at 07:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:48 PM ----------

Sorry for my stupid question but what about this "Odin" - i don't know what this means?!

Do you have any ideas, which tweaking apps cause this problem?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Zadeis:
Have you tried using the battery statistics built into the tablet to try and find what is causing battery Drain? If you go into settings, and then About you should be able to find the battery stats to see if a specific program might be causing problems.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] docfreed:
I have a similar problem but it's not an app using the battery - I've been reading the following thread from the Galaxy Tab 8.9 "For tabs with battery drainage problem... " at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1215182 and apparently the issue is more complex than an app using the battery but has to do with the charging circuit (I have also seen weird battery behavior on my Samsung Galaxy Player 5)

I am about to try the method suggested in the above-referenced post - will report later.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] rkmj:
I'm running completely stock and haven't seen the battery and heat issues that are being reported. I would recommend using ODIN. ODIN is a program that you use to flash the firmware of the device. It requires you to have an unlocked bootloader, but doesn't use flashable zips like CWM. Odin will take you back to stock, unrooted. Try running that under the same conditions that caused your battery drain and heat issues before. If you experience the same thing, you will probably want to contact Samsung for a warranty repair/replacement. Good Luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] legion1911:
Odin is the official Samsung Service software for Samsung Smartphones.

ODIN does NOT require root.

It is used to transfer stuff from a PC directly on a Samsung Smartphone.

Primary function:

Install a samsung firmware to a phone.

Particularly useful when a phone is BRICKED/dead.

With a USB-JIG you can put a Samsung BRICKED phone into Odin mode and transfer a new firmware onto the dead phone.

Secondary function:

It can install CWM on your phone.

It can install a custom kernel on your phone.

What do people at Samsung Service do when you give them a phone?

They put the latest firmware on your phone with Odin.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] rkmj:
^Well said

P.S. To those unfamiliar with the process of using ODIN, don't confuse not requiring root for not requiring an unlocked bootloader. Even if your device is bone stock, you must unlock the bootloader in order to get into download mode which is required for ODIN to be able to flash your firmware. Good Luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] lanwarrior:
Uh oh, seems to be affecting many Samsung devices: tablets and media player.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] dktblade:
hope someone can build the mod rom soon. the battery life is a serious problem with tab plus user.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] lanwarrior:
I did a test for my Galaxy Tab 7+ as follow:

1). Charge overnight to 100%

2). Use an app called "Battery Stats" to monitor usage

3). On the next day, unplug at approx. 7:30 AM. Turn the following on:

- Wifi

- GPS

4). From 7:30 AM to around 8:00 PM, the tab is NOT used, it is on standby

As you can see from the image below (generated by Battery Stats app), the battery drain is VERY small. By 8:00 PM, it's at 89%. You'll also see in the image that screen was OFF from 7:30 AM to 8:00 PM. Additionally, even though the device was "awake" almost constantly (but screen is off) for email checking etc, the battery drain is still small.

The problem comes when I started using the device, as follow:

- Watch movie for 1 hour

- Browse the web

- Check email

- Read eBook

Keep in mind that, beside the movie watching, the rest of activities are occasional (i.e. browse web for 15 minutes, turn it off, do something else, turn on the device again for reading eBook, etc.).

From 8:00 PM to 12:00 AM, with the above usage, the battery was drained from 89% to 15%. That's a drain of 74% in 4 hours!

I did similar test to my iPad 2 and by 12:00 AM, I still have 60% left in my iPad.

This is definitely a problem with the tab circuit/charging/whatever component and not app related.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] aperture:
I suggest all of you using BetterBatteryStats http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809 and CPUspy

Using BetterBatteryStats you can pin point what application or service that is draining your battery.

Before, the battery life of my tab was very inconsistent. there are times standby times were very good

And there were times that it sucks the battery almost 10 to 20% drain an hour even on standby.

using BetterBatteryStats and checking partial wakelocks I found out that mediascanner services was always running.

running CPU spy you can figure out how long it was on sleep mode or how long was the cpu processing even on standby.

my kinda permanent fix was to install an app to automate the .nomedia in majority of the folders and just left my video, music and image folders to be scanned. so far getting very good and consistent battery life with my tab.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] lanwarrior:
Ah yes, I was using BetterBatteryStats above.

What's interesting, though, is that I have good standby times but the moment I use the Tab... Booomm... battery usage goes down the drain.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] lanwarrior:
What's the app name?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] aperture:
this is the app im using StudioKUMA .nomedia Manager http://bit.ly/zh8Glz
[G2 and Desire Z General] ttinjust96:
Hi everyone,

Got a HTC Desire Z for sale which is in good condition. It has a full body invisible shield protector since new and there are some very minor scratches which are not on the phone's screen. Comes with everything you need ie. data cable, unused earphones. Also comes with an unused hard-case. It is also running a custom Gingerbread ROM with Sense 3.5!!! It is unlocked!

Need to Sell Asap

Images attached below ^^;)
[G2 and Desire Z General] Spastic909:
250? A bit steep dude. This ain't craigslist
[G2 and Desire Z General] killj0y:
My thoughts exactly, maybe if it was new in box
[G2 and Desire Z General] mike102871:
Better knock 75-100 off that if you really want to sell.
[G2 and Desire Z General] Sanadrate:
Craigslist I can get for 100-120

Because this is the UK version it wont rise.

Most id pay is 135

-Tyler Debel
[G2 and Desire Z General] ttinjust96:
Sorry guys....I didn't realise that it would be worth only that much....maybe because it'd worth less in America than its worth In Australia...I'll drop it down to $180...Bump
[G2 and Desire Z General] ttinjust96:
Bump...its avail for $180
[G2 and Desire Z General] ext1rpate:
I don't want to step on any toes but my cousin picked one of these up for 100 US. Seems pretty fair to me, that phone's a bit old. I think I'd sell mine for that much if it came to that :).
[G2 and Desire Z General] ttinjust96:
OK thanks for the advice im just a little surprised to see that it would only be worth that much now. Its still a pretty good Phone IMO
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] highc:
I own an HTC EVO Design 4G.

This is a world phone and it is working perfect outside the US with a local SIM.

But if I try to tether the phone I get the following message:

“Sorry, Sprint Hotspot and USB tethering are unavailable when you are roaming on a GSM network.”

I did a root and used WiFi tether which worked until the latest software update to 2. something.

But Bluethooth and USB tehter never worked in GSM mode

Is there a possible solution to get tethering working in GSM mode on all connectiontypes?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] aleko74:
Which method did you use to root the phone? Was is the HTC super tool?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1343114

My guess is the software update broke your root. Do you still have root? Other than that, I don't see a reason for WiFi tether not to work.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] supasye:
Hi guys,

I'm in korea and I have this phone, it was a bit of a hassle figuring out how to root it etc but I finally did it.

I want to customize the pull down menu.. at the moment it looks like this:

http://files.mrintech.com/wp-content/uploads/android-notification-status-bar.png

(that not my phone, just a random pic off the net)

I've looked in frameworkres apk and twframework and i cant seem to find the images of this pull down menu anywhere! Does anyone have any idea where i can find the images so that i can replace them,.. thanks!

Deets:

gingerbread 2.3.4

cdma
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolpixs4:
how did you root that phone, please share your experiments ?

which tools did you use ?

thanks