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[Desire General] teeter4:
Hi All.

I have problem with any headphones, stock from htc, creative etc. When i'm using internet via wifi in left ear i have some quiet noise. Od wifi is turned off everything is fine. I have stock 2.3.3. Someone could check this at own Desire? Any ideas to fix this problem? Thx.
[Desire General] neXus PRIME:
is your headphone working fine with other devices with wifi? (another phone etc)
[Desire General] teeter4:
Yes, and i tested 4 headphones with my Desire, always little noises in left ear.
[Desire General] shanerky:
The same problem here with my desire:( stock rom 2.3
[Desire General] neXus PRIME:
might be something wrong in hardware. Have you flashed any custom from yet?
[Desire General] teeter4:
Hi, thx for reply. No, didn't flashed, always stock 2.3.3

What rom do You have? Could You test this problem on your Desire?
[Desire General] u3b54:
I've found this on all ROMS I've tried; LeeDroid, MildWild, the various ICS builds (CM9/Sandvold/MIUI-AU) and stock Sense. I also find that I get a very slight popping noise.

To test - in a silent room, play a music track, but turn media volume right down. Pause, and wait for the audio to deactivate; you'll hear the slight hiss stop. Press play, and it'll hiss, then start regular little clicks/ticks/pops.

Happens on all headphones that I've tried, obviously the more sound insulating, the more annoying it is. It's not a problem 90% of the time, but if I'm listening to classical music (most of the time) and there's a pause or a particularly quiet passage, then I can hear it. A disappointment, having come from an iPhone which is just invisible as a music player. Oh well, the Desire has other benefits...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wakeborder556:
Jesus the "android file transfer" application is a buggy POS. Is there any other way to move files around?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
WHat issues are you having? I'm not transferring files every day but its worked every time for me. I've had to disconnect/reconnect a few times but no biggie. Still faster than UMS.

You can just use WiFi file transfer if you don't wanna deal with it. Several apps recommended in this forum. Believe it or not, you're not the first person to ask :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] carricklongley:
I use Davdrive as it lets me mount the disk via webdav and works perfectly. I agree that Android File Transfer is basura.

https://market.android.com/details?id=de.fun2code.android.webdrive
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smithonx8:
is anyone able to download the roms from multiupload? i cant download..
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imanonline:
which ROM you want ?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theroom3600:
sign up on www.downloads.ir and get 1GB free leech from 24 files sharing sites even multiupload.
[XPERIA X10 General] jesusp130:
I can give a download link that is not Multiupload (preferably uploadking or other than megaupload)? would be very grateful! is that in some way or another Multiupload not work in google chrome! sorry for my bad English I am Venezuelan:D
[XPERIA X10 General] akirabog:
can you give? multiupload is not working on me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bemymonkey:
Hi everyone, I was just about to install the latest CM9 kang on my new Galaxy Nexus, and I can't seem to activate USB storage in ClockWorkMod recovery. It's the standard non-touch version, if that matters... the one that installed automatically with the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit v5.3.

When I try to activate USB storage, I get "E: Unable to open UMS lunfile".

Now I'm pushing the files via ADB instead, which is a bit of a hassle.

Is this normal? Or do I need to do something special to enable USB storage in CWM? Do I need a different version?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sorrows:
I don't think you can enable storage in clockwork mod.. Boot your phone up, and then connect it to your computer to push the files.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bemymonkey:
OK, thanks. Any idea why UMS (or MTP, don't really care what protocol is used :p) is unsupported in CWM? No time to implement it yet? Or is there a technical reason that it won't work?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] babylats:
I'm also having this issue with my GT-I9100. I select the USB storage option, plug the cable into my PC and nothing happens apart from Windows recognising a device has been connected. But no storage device appears in My Computer.

Was using CWM v5.x (can't remember which version anymore).

Still haven't found a solution, so I restored to another image I had backed up thankfully.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blowtorch:
It just simply not implemented in CWM at the moment ... would love to see Koush add it in the future it'd be very useful ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
The GNex does not support USB Mass Storage mode at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scandiun:
Maybe you have installed a clockworkmod recovery touch not compatible with your phone. Maybe it is optimus_prime-touch-v5.5.0.4-6-GSM.img ?

Because it is for the Asus transformer prime. I didn't see any official cwm recovery for the Galaxy Nexus with USB Storage capabilities (I mean OTG, not UMC, that are commonly mistaken)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
hi thread necro person..

the galaxy nexus does not support UMS. period.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Alch3mi5t:
I can confirm this one.

I flashed everything, with a full wipe, and then tried to move the JB zip image from computer to phone (in cwm recovery boot, with mass storage) and I couldn't manage to acomplish that.

I googled, and it seems that mass storage in cwm doesn't work with GNexus..Anyway, I got an error in console when I tried to activate mass storage.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scandiun:
It's true that Galaxy Nexus doesn't support UMC because the sdcard is a subfolder of the data partition instead of independent, like in the Galaxy S2. But I was talking about OTG, it is mounting an usb pendrive to save cwm backups there.
[General Topics] bwheelies:
Just curious what everyone's opinion is on this.

When I got my first android phone in 2010, a Samsung Fascinate, it seemed to be a burgeoning scene with the developers doing dev'ing for the fun of it and getting rewarded by an appreciative end user.

Fast forward nine months and I am ready for 4g so I slap down my $600 for a charge and watch a molasses like and seemingly dormant dev scene.

There is excuse after excuse as to why the scene is quiet and then there is wind of an "in development" ICS ROM. This is put forth via twitter and then shows up on XDA not even by the developer mind you and everyone gets excited and is flooding said dev with donations on a ROM he labels "the most unsupported ROM ever" and proceeds to let it sit due to the same reason the phone has not had any real attention all along; no RIL code.

When said dev is called on about putting something out labelled "unsupported" and then has the gall to say donate to me(which the dev or mods remove from the thread) if you want the work finished; is this acceptable behaviour?

I am not an end user who is unappreciative and expecting of a dev's work.

I do play with some of the custom stuff for fun on occasion but always come back to stock.

You can keep the simple petty rhetoric that typically ensues to yourself. I am entitled to my $600 phone and that is what I use. Not anyone's work on the forums or IRC! If I do use anything I will test for problems and report back before jumping back to stock and pass along a gesture of appreciation.

Now that I have hopefully made you understand my intentions and absolve anyone of the typical schoolyard bashing that frequents these hallowed walls, is it acceptable for a dev to whip together a ROM that is useless and collect money on it from all of the hopeful and anticipating end users that will not realize an end product?

Especially now that manufacturers are pumping out new phones at an alarming rate that a new phone will be in the shadows every six months.

Thoughts?
[General Topics] pulser_g2:
Just allow electronic Darwinism to take its course! If someone is taking the piss, they'll soon die out, if people use common sense and don't encourage them :)
[General Topics] joeldroid:
Most devs that I see, Or rather use ROMS from are quite active and very supportive and NEVER even spoke anything about donation. I was happy to donate for a few of them coz it is really worth it.

I think this opinion you speak of might have been due to your ill luck or some pretty bad devs you have encountered.

I'm not saying you are wrong but I'm saying that your prespective might be due to a unlucky or bad dev (one bad apple) incident.
[General Topics] tanjunjie9:
As far as my phone the Desire Hd is concerned, the developers are still just as helpful and enthusiastic as ever.
[General Topics] ksrao_iete:
There is no developer like a bad or good developer, its because of them 99% of people are using roms without donating, 1 % donates to developers
[General Topics] android_owl:
I know a lot of developer who work on projects for free, but even the developers out there like to drink a beer paid from their projects :)

-> Donations are welcome!
[General Topics] tolis626:
Well,a developer who makes something for XDA and then actually tries to sell it is a downright asshole.Pardon the word,but it's the most accurate description I can give.

This is a community of developers,for developers to share their work.Users are more like guests,who get to use everything for free and just help developers by pointing out flaws in their work.Users enjoy developers' work and developers make their work better constantly,because they want to.No one forced them or employed them here.But then again,it's only right that we should donate to them sometimes.They donate their free time and put large efforts for what's done here,so it's a fair "exchange".But that's it.Donating is optional,as it should be and as is right.The "developers" who try to sell their work here are in the wrong place.

Generally,the better the work,the more donations they will get,so actually instead of asking for money they could just make something better than what's already available and money will come.

We aren't fools who expect everyone to selflessly give us their work in this world,but for Christ's sake,at least pretend that you're selfless!

Anyway,this is in no way an attack or rant against developers,but rather to those self-called developers who exploit the community spirit for their gains.True developers,as most here are I hope,are more than just respected here.
[General Topics] Archer:
So developers on xda-developers are not allowed to sell software now? There's actually a forum dedicated to paid software, so you're wrong.

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=993
[General Topics] Cabe24i:
Developers should be able to sell software they created, for example; applications, scripts, hell even mods that don't include any work from someone else. In my opinion this shouldn't include ROMs, why? Because with the possible exception of building completely from source, you are essentially selling modifications of someone else's software. Especially when you include proprietary drivers and software. Touchscreen drivers, camera drivers, audio drivers, radio drivers and the like in many cases are proprietary and licensed to be resold only by the maker of the device. Receiving donations for development is questionable at best, demanding donations for development is basically selling software you don't have rights to sell.

I think one of the reason I've previously seen mods block these sort of attempts is because it creates a legal issue for XDA itself. Plus you have people who donated but developers wanting more and the person who donated feel cheated.

Thankfully I haven't seen a lot of this in the Evo3D forums, I have seen a lot of RESPECT THE GPL immediately after DON'T EVEN LOOK AT MY CODE when half their code is kanged from someone else's hard work. Usually though, people start getting annoyed and those roms start to die off.

Or you have the case with Chad.Goodman, where he writes decent stuff on his own and people get annoyed by that and contact beats & qualcomm all while they release 'beats' mods on their own stuff. (which still doesn't make any sense to me)
[General Topics] Archer:
I totally agree with that.
[General Topics] pulser_g2:
As does XDA, hence the rules at present :)

This is not a platform to make money from. For anyone who cares, I have made a total of £0.00 from XDA. I don't wish to make personal profit from here.

I spend large numbers of hours on the site, doing stuff behind the scenes. If I was to draw up a "bill" for the past year, it would be in the hundreds of thousands of pounds, based on the price I charge for my services.

But I wouldn't ever want to see myself as selling something here. That's not what this site is about! There's plenty of places to sell stuff. If you make your own app, fair enough. If you modify something belonging to someone else, then nope :)
[General Topics] lowandbehold:
My thoughts? If your main concern was dev scene, why would you get a locked down motorola?
[General Topics] Mystic_:
Ok, I have been trolling here for sometime and have seen some devs who ask for donations. However, the vast majority just contribute their time and hard work for the betterment of the platform and the community as a whole.

As for slow development, I think a lot of that has to do with the phone. I have the SGS 2 and there is active development for that with a lot of great roms. My wife has the 4g Slide and the development is slightly slower. It all comes down to the popularity of the phone.
[General Topics] Bullfroggy:
If devs make a product good enough for people to pay for then good for them. On the other hand, if they ask for donations but their software is crap then no one will buy it.

It's a free market, let them try.

It is alot of work and it requires a special skill set to do what devs do, so I can appreciate them asking for a couple bucks for their trouble.
[General Topics] F2504x4:
I buy beers/coffee when i see two things..

#1 a good working Rom/ Root / hack /tweak that has a history of upgrades/work/tweaks from the chef.

# 2 the chef is active in the thread, helping others with questions/ issues etc etc..
[General Topics] tolis626:
I agree with Cabe24i.See below.

The point isn't whether they are allowed to accept money for their work.They surely should put their creations on sale.And exactly here is where I agree with you.ROMs and kernels aren't their work.As good as someone's modifications can be,it's not new code written by them entirely(except for some patches,etc).While their work is and should be rewarded,it should in no way become mandatory that we pay to use it.It should be optional as it is.It's fair for everyone that way.Those who deserve it will get paid,end of story.

Selling apps on XDA is another story,but it's also completely right to do so,as they could just sell those on the market and be done with it.But it's about applications written anew,not modified ones.Did anyone sell a modified copy of a game?I don't think so. ;)

We should show our appreciation to developers,but they should also show us some respect(I am more than content with what's going on here on the dev side,it's XDA's ungrateful noobs that I'm mad with like most of you here).Fraud is a crime after all. :)
[General Topics] Archer:
I can see both sides of that argument actually. Whilst I do think it's unreasonable for a developer to request money for merely tweaking a ROM, it's the same as a painter painting your living room. He's not made you a brand new living room from scratch. He's just painted your existing one. That's similar to a ROM tweaker.

That said, I do understand and abide by the rules - I'm not arguing them. Just playing devil's advocate.
[General Topics] bwheelies:
Not sure if you are asking me. I have a Droid Charge.
[General Topics] bwheelies:
This is one of the best posts I have seen on xda. Judging by this, the developer who posted a no effort ROM in a stagnant phone development scene who says donate and does nothing with the ROM is nothing but a modern day P.T. Barnum.
[General Topics] Arjen:
First of all, you don't have to donate :D

But I agree with OP it's not done to demand donations to finish work.

If your work is good and you support it well, possibilities for a donation are much higher.

But it is no guarantee for donations.

But isn't respect from others the best payment for your work? That's the reason I do my share for the community ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xternal:
Is there anyway to change the stock image for contacts from the grey packman style head to some other image?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
I'm assuming you mean all at once and not one at a time? Im sure you know you can change them one at a time.. I don't know of an app that will change them all at once sorry.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xternal:
yeah I was thinking if you could just replace the file somewhere with the one you want.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LBTaylor1984:
Good idea, i just wish someone would program up a app to inject high resolution contacts instead of pulling the low res crap from Google.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rbalfury:
I've been using Neutrino and Google music cloud streaming seems to cause it to FC while the music is still playing.

Anyone else getting this? Solutions?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rbalfury:
Actually it force closes only when on data connection. When it is on wifi it works fine.

Anyone able to successfully use this app with data connection and not get force close under neutrino?
[LG Thrill 4G] Kaleptik:
Definition of a "Kitchen ROM" - a ROM that the user builds based on the needs of the user and the constraints of the ROM.

Screenshot of the AcidHazardROM 4

ROM QUESTIONS / ISSUES GO HERE

Version 4

Base: V21D

Download: www.acidhazardrom.com​

The process for updating your ROM is very simple and easy. If you have any questions, don't be afraid to ask!​

Please donate If You Like My Work!

Donations

Bryce K.

Erica C.

Arleys R.

Faimy Louis J.

Kamron E.

Nelson O.

Kenny G.

Alex W.

Christian A.

Robert F.

Allen C.

Let me know if you'd like me to use your XDA Username instead.
​
[LG Thrill 4G] Kaleptik:
Screenshots!

Lestatious BioHazard

​
[LG Thrill 4G] Kaleptik:
Baseband Compatibility

Explanation.

Flashing a .kdz file will install a baseband.

For example, if you flash V20C, you'll get the V20C baseband. Same for every other .kdz file.

Now, many users noticed that on STOCK Thrill, when they were to flash a P920 version of CyanogenMod, they wouldn't receive service at all.

The reason was because it was flashed via ClockworkMod.

Currently, ClockworkMod does NOT flash basebands and that was the reason why.

It is the same concept with this kitchen. Since it is flashed in ClockworkMod, the baseband will NOT be flashed over, therefore, increasing the range of basebands this ROM can be used on.

In short, it is compatible with EVERY Gingerbread baseband.

Please do not ask if it is compatible with your baseband. If it's a Gingerbread baseband, the answer is YES.
[LG Thrill 4G] Kaleptik:
Installing OTA Function to BioHazard Kitchen / Installing Graphics Plugins

How To Install OTA to BioHazard Kitchen

Requirements:

Must Have Lestatious BioHazard 2.9

Reason: It has the latest changes before OTA is added.

Step 1

Locate your BIOHAZARD KITCHEN folder.

Replace the old Update-ROM.bat file in the BIOHAZARD KITCHEN folder with the one in the SETUP KITCHEN OTA.

Copy the contents of the SYSTEM folder in the SETUP KITCHEN OTA. to the SYSTEM folder in the BIOHAZARD KITCHEN folder.

Step 2

Run the Update-ROM.bat in the BIOHAZARD KITCHEN.

It should only have one option.

Run Option 1

When asked to drag the "BioHazard Update.bat" file (OTA Manager) into the window, drag the latest version of the OTA Manager into the window

Press Enter.

Press any key when prompted.

Congratulations! You have now been updated to the newest BioHazard Kitchen!

How To Install Graphics Plugins

Requirements:

Must Have Chainfire 3D installed

Step 1

Launch Chainfire 3D

Choose the "CF3D driver" option

Choose "Install" directly below "CF3D driver"

Choose "Install" on the popup.

Your phone will now reboot.

Step 2

Launch Chainfire 3D

choose "Install plugins / shaders"

Choose your plugin

QUALCOMM

POWERVR PLUGIN

NVIDIA PLUGIN

Click "Ok"

Go back to the main Chainfire 3D screen

Choose "Default OpenGL settings"

Choose "Use plugin"

Choose your plugin

QUALCOMM

POWERVR PLUGIN

NVIDIA PLUGIN

Done! Your plugin is now installed and ready to use.
[LG Thrill 4G] Kaleptik:
Credits

Kitchen ROM Development

The Dark Lestat

Kernel Development

bedwa

ThiaiZ

samno

Themes

Ice Cream Sandwich - jamm513

Jamm513 MOD - jamm513

MonoRework - samno

Please donate to these developers for their hard work!​
[LG Thrill 4G] WeWearFedoras:
Can't wait. I'm switching from CM7 to GB right now so that when your ROM is available for download I'll flash it asap. THANKS!
[LG Thrill 4G] arsen4oo:
I liked the name)) Everytime I read it,I remember the game Resident Evil 4))
[LG Thrill 4G] xstokerx:
looking good dark nice rom has almost everything anyone would want but how is 21a for ghost calls and lost sms's thats all im afraid of with these forein basebands
[LG Thrill 4G] Kaleptik:
You don't have to use the V21A baseband, which may or may not be causing ghost challs and lost sms, but you can use any GB baseband.

I, however, have not experienced any loss with the V21A baseband.
[LG Thrill 4G] arsen4oo:
Can anyone download this?

http://csmg.lgmobile.com:9002/ezls/MESSW/LGP925G/RGS/SWP/2/BIN_LGP925gAT-01-V20c-302-720-DEC-22-2011+0.zip

I can't open it.

Seems that it's 20C with flashable baseband.

And also,how to download the biohazard "kitchen"? Or it's not ready yet?
[LG Thrill 4G] xstokerx:
Good to hear i might try this out
[LG Thrill 4G] kurrptsenate:
Can you explain the process of going to a GB baseband? I would like to give this a try when it drops.
[LG Thrill 4G] WeWearFedoras:
Check it out... he has a full guide for it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1491870
[LG Thrill 4G] johnw230873:
How do you not use 21A if all the other Gingerbread roms are non-rootable (not including h920 roms)?
[LG Thrill 4G] arsen4oo:
So did this link work? http://csmg.lgmobile.com:9002/ezls/MESSW/LGP925G/RGS/SWP/2/BIN_LGP925gAT-01-V20c-302-720-DEC-22-2011+0.zip

Can anybody download and reupload it to anywhere else? I can't download.
[LG Thrill 4G] Kaleptik:
The link doesn't seem to be active. The file can't be downloaded.
[LG Thrill 4G] arsen4oo:
When I insert IMEI from P925G here http://csmg.lgmobile.com:9002/csmg/b2c/client/cs_auth_model_check.jsp?esn=

the link for download appears..

Inserting IMEI from p925 I get 10e
[LG Thrill 4G] Kaleptik:
I think it's because it's an AT&T firmware. Every other carrier link seems to work.

Update: Link should be live in a maximum of 5 hours.
[LG Thrill 4G] xterminater07:
Please write a guide on how to install this rom for us noobie :) I have a stock lg thrill right now on 2.2.2 with kernel 2.6.35.7 software version LGP925-v10d. Can you show me or everyone who's on stock how to get to a gingerbread baseband safely and use cwm touch to upgrade your rom? Step by step would be perfect please :) Thanks and much respect!!!!
[LG Thrill 4G] WeWearFedoras:
That's weird. I just remember on stock froyo and on CM7 it was working correctly. Oh well like I said no big deal! Thanks.

Sent by my Biohazardous LG Thrill
[LG Thrill 4G] Kaleptik:
It may be because I added some optimization scripts. Stock and CM7 didn't have them.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II w/ CM9
[LG Thrill 4G] WeWearFedoras:
Makes sense. Like I said no big deal about the SMS stuff.

So this morning I got brave and edited my flex values. I haven't run any speed comparisons yet but it is definitely faster.

I used the values from this post...

xdaforums.com/shortbread.php?t=1293947

So far I have the h+ symbol and a strong data connection as my webpages are loading faster but the bars for my network are completely empty. I can still send and receive text messages and I just made a phone call without any problems. I seem to have crystal clear service. It's just odd.

When I get home I'll run some speed tests with the old flex values and then with the new values and post them here.

Sent by my Biohazardous LG Thrill