yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] frapeti:
XXKPU

mine is XXKPU, it's awesome so I must try it and see if it works or break my rom :p, will post some results

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Nope, not worked for me on XXKPU, at least my nandroid backup worked and didnt have to flash it all again :p maybe someone could update the files for XXKPU and make a CWM flashable .zip

Thx anyway for ur support for i9003 :D
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] suraj1:
'Swipe to Clear Notifications With 14 Toggles' not working!!!

Deodex DDKP3

Problem with System.UI. After reboot notification bar disappeared.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] ggclanlord:
Anyone can confirm whether this is working or not?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] MR.Volkf:
xperia icon status bar will work on DDLF2 ?:confused:

Edit:

Battery Icon not work perfectly and Lag on UI
[Optimus One, P500, V General] pravin_pran:
Hi friends,

I wanted to ask that does overclocking damage the mobile processor and decrease its life in any way. I want to use a Megatron rom but i am afraid to do so, kindly help me out.

Another question i wanted to ask is how to check if my mobile is running baseband or new baseband.

I have LG Optimus One Android version 2.3.3 default rom.

Regards,

Pravin
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Marius Cristian:
If you installed GB via official update,then you have new baseband.

About overclocking:

Every processor support a max frequency.Mine supports about 710 mhz.But,I overclocked it to 806,put the phone on "set on boot" and it kept rebooting for 5+ times.However,this didn't affected my processor.I don't think that overclock can damage your phone in any way.Also,until 729 mHz you'll get the same battery performances as at 600 mHz.Just OC until 691 mhz first time and play smth for 5 minutes.If it doesn't reboot( also know as KP = kERNEL pANIC) , then go on until 710,729,748,etc.Until you get KP.After,select the last working value and enjoy.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] akashgupta222:
I dont think the overclocking can damage the phone, in the worst case it can heat up the phone slightly (which i experienced on stock ROM using franco's kernal)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] vlt96:
The worst thing that can happen is that the phone will heat up after 1-2 hours like galaxy s and s2 do in 10 mins...

Sent from my LG-P500
[Optimus One, P500, V General] rishabh22:
Problems of Overclocking:

1.Decrease in battery life because we are increasing the voltage output.

2.Overclocking causes heating which can lead to damage to other hardware components and again damage to battery.

But since these effects are very minimal and are hardly noticeable(and in with most kernels, processor usage is controlled by good governors) in our phones there is no serious harm in overclocking and will only improve performance.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] vlt96:
Heating is not that bad, unless you are a sick gamer or surfer...

Our device uses same voltage for 122-480 and 600-864, so the battery taken is not that bad...

Edit: the phone NEVER gets over 40°C unless there are 35° air temperature, you hold it very hard in your hand or it has a protection...

Sent from my LG-P500
[Optimus One, P500, V General] droidaem:
Once I broke my phone with KDZ and took it to Service Center...

When I got it back, they said that also motherboard was damaged. I tried to look like a fool and acted that I'm surprised. :D

I'm pretty sure this is because of OC. Don't use higher than 787mhz. ;)

Edit: Oh, and before this problem, I got GPS lock in 1.5 minutes. Now it's in about 10 seconds.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] rishabh22:
Yeah thats why i said the effect is very minimal. And higher the processor usage obviously more the battery usage. So with kernels like the original lg one which does not have a very good governor(as far as i know) the processor tends to stay towards the max frequency range and hence higher voltage.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] aspee:
Yes,overclocking 'too much' can damage CPU and battery life.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] vlt96:
Conservative is the best stock governor... it looks like interactive actually is much more battery saver than ondemand... which ALWAYS keeps at Max..(this is odd)

I love conservative, I am using it because it takes a minute to get Max performance, but then you have maximum performance... but when you do a short usage and keep minimum frequency at 122, there is a chance you will have no higher than 480...

Also, one thing I recommend is using maximum at 480 when idle and listening to music... phone tends to keep it at maximum always when awake and music in background... and 480 is smooth for small tasks... and really battery save!

Sent from my LG-P500
[Optimus One, P500, V General] yucww210:
That's what i think too .
[Optimus One, P500, V General] neko95:
OK lets put it this way..

Computers.. desktop for example.. are well known to be overclock..

CPU problems would be.. HEAT. it causes the processor to malfunction, reboots and worst to be cooked..

since are device is to small and 806mhz heats it up not much to burn.. its ok

but? it malfunction.

and overclocking SHORTENs your processor LIFE. that is true
[Optimus One, P500, V General] laz3r69:
Bad if too much

We are actually pushing the limits of our phone.

Too much of everything is bad..especially HEAT.

Beat the heat...

Battery drain is not a problem just as "vlt96" says.

:cool:

It can decrease life of your mobile's processor as maufacturers claim.

729 Mhz or 748 Mhz should be sufficient for medium use.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ryuker:
I've tested two sandisk class 4 SD cards.

If I format it to fat32 and partition the space(to use link2SD), my phone refuses to use the SD card and says it's not there. I use minitools for partition and the official SD card maker software for formating. I did everything by the book and tried multiple options(different labels, ntfs, ext2, etc.)

A fresh, unallocated space card works perfectly fine however.

My phone is rooted and unlocked bootloader running softMIUI rom with a modfied power saving blend kernel.

Please help! This is confusing the hell out of me.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fluxgfx:
Was looking at your post and I decided to grab a few of my MicroSD card 1gb, 2gb, 4gb, 8gb and 16gb....

I formated all of them on windows .... right click format, all default settings... Fat32. These are MicroSD cards that have had information on them... they all run fin on my arc. All different brands.

This leads me to believe that there's possibly either something wrong with the MsD card or the reader on the phone.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ryuker:
Solved it

Did this:

Changed the partition id to this:

"0*06 fat16,greater than 32 mb"

and made the second partition fat32 as well.

Removed the 100mb linux swap file partition I created....not sure if that was necessary.
[HTC Amaze 4G] havlaz:
hi..

hi had the bulletproof2.4.1 and faux123 karnel .

then i wannet to try the FastAmaze v1.4 rom.

i flashed the stock karnel then went to recovery, format factory reset and cachse and tryd to flash the rom.

i got an error massage.. then i rebooted the device and it stuck.

and i cant get to the recovery.. but i can get to the bootloader scrren.

tryd throw fastboot to flash again the recovery but it wowt work..

what to do?
[HTC Amaze 4G] Double0EK:
Since you can get into h-boot. Flash the stock kernel again. Then try to flash the recovery.img again. Hopefully you can still save it.
[HTC Amaze 4G] havlaz:
i did it..

still cant get into recovery.. and still stuck on the logo.

i'm downloding now ruu official rom , i'll try istall by PH85IMG.zip

hopfuly it will work..
[HTC Amaze 4G] Double0EK:
wishing you luck bro!!
[HTC Amaze 4G] havlaz:
i've downloaded the ph85img_ruby_tmous_1.43.531.3_radio_1.08.550l.19dc _30.66.550l.08d_release_228638_signed

and rename the file to PH85IMG.zip

and when i'm in bootloader the file is loading.. and then it says "no image".
[HTC Amaze 4G] hasoon2000:
Lock your bootloader first and then flash the stock Rom

Sent From My HTC Amaze 4G via Someone's Room ;)
[HTC Amaze 4G] havlaz:
the link to the lock is not working

Download the Zip here: http://www.multiupload.com/94XUDSMA7B

can you give me a good link?
[HTC Amaze 4G] hasoon2000:
Look at the GUI program I just released. It will help you out with many things

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1493905
[HTC Amaze 4G] havlaz:
thank you....

so i wont istall the exe ruu ?

i click away from starting the prosses..

i'll lock first?
[HTC Amaze 4G] hasoon2000:
Lock the bootloader with my program.

To do so, take your memory card out. Use my program to enter you into bootloader. Press the power button to select Fastboot. Then lock the bootloader

After you done so, then put the PH85IMG.zip on your memory card and insert it into the phone. Use my program again and enter into bootloader.

Follow the steps it says on the phone.

If I helped, press the Thanks button!
[HTC Amaze 4G] havlaz:
thank you!!! i reloced the bootloader, then flashed the ruu then did it all over again and the phone is ALIVE !!!

:)
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnny0911:
Ok so I have decided to un-root my moto xoom using the guide found here on xda ( un-root and re-lock moto xoom HR166 build) I have used this method many times without any issues prior to getting the 4g upgrade. Yesterday I tryed this and everything went well except no 3g or 4g service. Is it because of the build number? Because HR166 is the only un-root guide I have found.

Thanks in advance

Johnny
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mjamocha:
It looks like it. The HR166 is for the 3G Xoom MZ600,

The Build HLK75D is for the MZ602 4G LTE Updated

MD5 Sum: 3062b90024ae6b33b24bb9b5ccffcaea

NOTE: This release can only be used with MZ602 models or MZ600 models that have received the LTE modem (hardware) upgrade. If your MZ600 has not been upgraded with LTE hardware, do not install the HLK75D release.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnny0911:
Resolution found

Go to http://developer.motorola.com/products/software/

Download MZ602 Xoom WiFi + Verizon LTE/4G

(Login required to download the file.)

Extract the files to the Android SDK Tools folder or wherever adb is located.

Connect the Xoom in USB Debugging mode.

Launch ADB in command window.

Issue the following commands:

adb devices

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash system system.img

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot flash userdata userdata.img

fastboot erase cache

fastboot oem lock

Reboot Xoom.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watt9493:
Is there any way to make backing up and restoring faster?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmlusco:
There is an option in the rom manager settings to dissable the progress bar during a nandroid, that is the only thing i know of that is suppose to speed it up. Also the better and higher the class of sdcard, the faster it reads/writes to it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phr3d13:
Is it possible to change the color, or the animation itself, of the orange "you hit the end of what you can scroll" animation?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Waddle:
Uot kitchen has a mod for that.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phr3d13:
I guess I'll have to wait then, it's too much of a hassle to get a custom recovery onto my phone until someone can figure out how to stop the stock recovery from being reflashed
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phr3d13:
I got cwm recovery set up, glad I did, made a backup, played around with uot kitchen, got the look I wanted, ty for your suggestion
[HTC Radar] JWhipple:
I've tried Telenav - not impressed, at least not enough to pay $10 a month.

Can anyone recommend any 3rd party GPS apps that are known to work with the Radar? I've heard Navigon doesn't work because of the lack of compass, but I don't have first hand experience so that statement could be wrong.

Any feedback is appreciated!
[HTC Radar] avonsies:
try this....

Hi there...

Try "Turn by Turn" Navigation.

It's free/trial, as long as you don't ask for directions...

Y.
[HTC Radar] darkintragedy:
Navigon works great and well worth the price. Plus the new version lets you download only the maps you need, taking up only about ~300mb of space.

Because of gps tracking, a compass isn't really needed. The map rotates with each turn I make.
[HTC Radar] _-..zKiLLA..-_:
Is gmaps pro worth buying? I came from an hd2 with android to this phone and not being able to find bus directions is a pain
[HTC Radar] carmonkeyboy:
Does anyone know of a navigon trial version. Had copilot7 on my touch hd, stupidly assumed I could install on radar...sadly mango is not best supported os, and most devs now concentrating on iPhone and android....grrrr. Still an iPhone hater and love windows, so need a new choice. Also heard that navigon doesn't work on radar coz of lack of compass, but is shown as supported on navigon website...just want to check it out b4 I commit to buy, as UK version is staggering £72 :-/
[HTC Radar] guyhoang:
Anyone try Garmin?
[HTC Radar] darkintragedy:
Hmm, weird. I thought I replied to this thread already but I guess not, hah.

I can confirm that Navigon works wonderfully on the Radar, even without the digital compass. It tracks awesomely and quickly and when I turn in the car, it's able to detect via gps that I'm turning as well, and the navigation is seamless.

I also believe there is a Navigon trial, but it's only a simulation to play with routes and stuff and you can't actually use it to navigate.
[HTC Radar] awagner:
Have tried and own Garmin.. in some ways wish I would have gone with Navigon, but Garmin has been doing some updates..... aside from letting me download maps while on my wifi... The app is fantastic. The new update is slick. It looks to me like Garmin is developing on WP7 and that is a huge bonus... not just a token effort then poof they are gone like Intuit.
[HTC Radar] ayan:
HTC Locations is now a full GPS app

Ok guys, here's some fresh news: HTC Locations was upgraded today to a full GPS navigation software. It includes downloadable maps of all countries, offline routing, turn by turn voice navigation in any language, speed cameras, points of interest, etc. So go ahead, upgrade and give it a try!

Having used all available GPS software (navigon, nokia drive, turn by turn, garmin etc) i must say i'm impressed with this one. This is the only GPS navigation software so far that planned some known routes exactly as i would plan them. I checked it out with Data turned off and it seems to plan routes and navigate 100% offline.

The only thing that seems to be missing, at least in my language, is Text To Speech. Also, voice navigation and speed cameras are subscription-based. They will be free for the first month and then you will be required to purchase them.
[HTC Radar] Uskovas:
Yes! It works great, but we got one bad thing - one month trial....
[HTC Radar] carmonkeyboy:
How do you install Navigon to HTC Radar...does it have to be sideloaded to dev unlocked phone....cos i have been reading all about that, and have to say....woah...I think having just shelled out 500 for the phone, i would have expected to at least be able to do more than sync with Zune, and be forced to use live services. Perhaps I should have researched the platform more before buying. Just assumed it would be as good as all the other winmo devices that i have had
[HTC Radar] tai4de2:
You buy it from the marketplace. Anything else is stealing.

Your Radar is not a "winmo device" and experiences you had with Windows Mobile should not be expected to inform Windows Phone ones.
[HTC Radar] carmonkeyboy:
Stealing

You miss my point.

I downloaded the navigon trial, 30 day, It says it has to be placed on memory card etc.

Downside....no memory card on Radar so, my question stands, how do you install it on HTC Radar?

I have no problem paying for decent sat nav for Radar....I had Co-Pilot on my HTC Touch Hd, and that was good. From what I have seen of Navigon, looks good also, but want to try before I spen £72 on it.

GPSOn turn by turn is fine, nice features with turn reminders flashing etc, but a 24 hour trial is hardly enough to determine whether it is worth £30.

My job requires daily driving all over the UK, and I just want to be able to put in postcode or address and forget it.
[HTC Radar] 1milenia:
for $4 turn by is the best it also has satalite veiw
[HTC Radar] Gizumhi:
Have tried Navigon, Turn by Turn and HTC Locations.

The best one imo is HTC Locations IIRC ~29$ for life
[HTC Radar] File_Submit:
+1 for htc locations
[Windows 8 General] Master Melab:
I understand that UEFI is meant to replace the current BIOS standard and that is why UEFI is going to be used in x86 and ARM distributions, but UEFI on ARM is just kind of weird.

First thing, if Microsoft is going have signature checks in place on the first stage bootloader why not just use the signature checking capable facilities already found in SoCs like OMAP, Qualcomm Snapdragon, and Nvidia Tegra 2/3?

Second, the boot procedure is so much more complex on PCs than ARM devices. With BIOS systems, MBR can't be larger than 512 bytes and on UEFI a quasi-bootloader is used. ARM smartphones simply start by executing an on chip boot ROM that loads a first stage bootloader without having to use unnecessary hardware calls or use a boot sector that is merely a partition table? Why make things so complicated?
[Windows 8 General] stevenmu:
I'd guess it's to keep things as consistent as possible across all of the platforms. Windows 8 is going to be available across a range of form factors, and is going to blur many of the lines between them. There won't just be x86 PCs and ARM Tablets, there will be x86 Tablets which may be as flexible as laptops/PCs, there will be ARM PCs which users may upgrade and swap parts on, there will be set-top boxes, embedded devices, and potentially devices and form factors and combinations we haven't thought of yet. Microsoft can either write Windows 8 to work with every possible combination, or they can write it to work with UEFI and then let the OEMs implement UEFI on their preferred combination of hardware. The latter gives a natural division of labour letting everybody focus on their strengths, Microsoft can focus on making Windows 8 really great, while OEMs can develop really great hardware solutions and easily fit Windows 8 to work with them.
[Windows 8 General] Master Melab:
I'm looking forward to Intel smartphones. To buy a ARM processor from Qualcomm, TI, or Nvidia, (to install in a phone and bypass signature checks) required me to be a high volume OEM.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] bs_flatline:
Hi all,

I just recently bought a RAZR (GSM) as a replacement for my DHD and i just wanted to know what you guys use to convert video files to play on your RAZR

thanks!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sonicfishcake:
I've not had to convert anything as yet. Everything I've tried to play on it just works.

Although MX Video player on the market is a decent player and should do the trick if you do happen to come across a file that won't play.
[HTC Wildfire S] snoopcatt:
I get flashplayer11 work on stock rom (need copy libs to /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib/), but after reboot /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib again empty.

I made some changes to boot script:

# tail -n2 /etc/init.post_boot.sh

/system/xbin/mount -o remount,rw /data
cp /data/lib/* /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib

and place flash libs in /data/lib, reboot...

but no effect...

how to fix it? :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tibow:
Hello everyone,

wondering if anyone tested this one yet, seems cheap and maybe too light to be sturdy...

Any input so far?

"dealextreme.com/p/portable-charging-dock-cradle-usb-data-cable-for-samsung-galaxy-nexus-i9250-black-116667"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] itch808:
no POGO pins

:mad:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jsmile:
the dock is sturdy enough on the table, but the phone will only fit into the dock without a case.

what do you expect for $10?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jewremy:
Definitely going to try this. Where'd you get the pogo pins?

Also, the third pin ::should:: be shorted to ground to trigger car dock, if that's the purpose of it.

Keep in mind that the OEM GSM dock plays music through those 3 pins somehow, though it makes no sense to me whatsoever. Not enough pins.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tjhart85:
The stock docks play the audio over bluetooth since it'll help alleviate any grounding issues/hiss that may occur. One of the reasons they cost so much.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ellesshoo:
Shorting to the ground is definitely not how the dock pin worked for the nexus one. Audio is also definitely not over the pin, its by Bluetooth. I've seen the code somewhere that insinuates the dock identifies whether it is a car or desk dock and its Bluetooth MAC. Shorting to ground isn't going to do anything.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ellesshoo:
Pogo pins were left over from some other project. Take a look at digikey or someplace like it. Might have to search for "spring contacts" or "pogo pins/contacts".. different vendors seem to use different terminology.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] veli69:
Hmm i don't understand the north to south measurement couldn't you extend the marks around the tape to get the height and the all you need is the distance from the top... not sure if that makes sense
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mcso619:
The NFC tag can be hidden behind the glossy cover for the mount attachment. It's only held on by two all adhesive strips that run along the long edges of it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ellesshoo:
Good idea, I sort of like it exposed right now but I think I'll eventually do that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ellesshoo:
Unfortunately I'm not sure I understand what you're describing. I'd like to know because I'm certain there are some clever and better ways then my own.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] veli69:
View attachment 899531

If you extend the holes with a pencil to top side of the phone on the tape when you put it in the doc you know their location, then all you need is your measurement from the top and you are all set.. I dont have a laser like yours though
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nmprodan:
Great work! Which dock did you use for this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ellesshoo:
Oh, I did that. Guess I didn't explain it better.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ellesshoo:
The Verizon galaxy nexus dock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mca312:
http://search.digikey.com/us/en/products/0930-0-15-20-75-14-11-0/ED90344-ND/1873757

Would a pin like that work?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ellesshoo:
yea, that looks good. Actually looks shorter than the ones I used so I think it might be even better than the ones I used. Just did some searching on that site and found some that look similar to the ones I used http://search.digikey.com/us/en/products/829-22-003-20-001101/ED90504-ND/2416224. Looks like they come in a connector already but they're easy to remove from those kinds of connectors by just pushing the pins out. I like the style you found though. Ideally you don't want the lead part sticking out too far from the dock for a clean look so a pin that's just a hair bigger than the thickness of the side-wall of the dock is best. I say go with one of the style you posted over the ones that look similar to what I used.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djras111:
Mil-Max (the mfg in the digikey ad) will send out a few samples. I got 20 to try and make my version of this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] veli69:
What device is making the laser lines?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chuckdz3:
Would these work so you could have connectivity to all 3 pogo pins? I'd like to be able to play audio as well as charge the phone.

http://search.digikey.com/us/en/products/811-22-003-30-000101/ED8110-03-ND/682271