yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] EXYZ1000:
Sorry I meant GSM xt910.

I got it at the us...let me know if you want one and I will send where I got it from.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] patchm00:
I think the point is that this update has been rolling out for a while now (over a week) for many other users (I received it the day I received my phone last Friday).
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] roqstarmatt:
Is there a theme chooser app for the epic touch?? Or can I just install one from an Evo rom with root explorer??

Sent from my E4GT running Honeycomb 3.2
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] atomb:
If you are talking about Theme Chooser from tmobile/Cyanogen I am almost positive it will not work at all no matter how you install it. I believe it ties into CM at a low level to theme the interface so it just won't work unless you install one of the early cm builds that are floating around.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cbrewington75:
Touch wiz themes ????
[HTC ChaCha] ethancottier:
I have a HTC ChaCha, rooted and running Zasa 4 ChaCha 1.57 v1 (with Sense).

I've tried various tutorials on how to enable the CRT Screen off animation. The only way I've got it to work is when using CM7.

Does anyone know what I have to do to enable the CRT Animation?

Thanks.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dadoc04:
are you running CM7? its built in
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] shiftr182:
Theme chooser only works with aosp gingerbread roms. Sprint has come out with this wonderful app called Sprint ID, it is their idea of theming.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] roqstarmatt:
Ooooo OK..there's a cm7 rom??? Can u post the link???

Sent from my E4GT running Honeycomb 3.0
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dadoc04:
its over at rootzwiki... go there, find epic4gT section and go in the dev section. should be right at the top
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] roqstarmatt:
GENIUS... thanks man

Sent from my E4GT running Honeycomb 3.0
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dadoc04:
^ no prob homie....

J.H... u lurkin my posts??
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dadoc04:
lol!!!! u a damn fool wit those pics
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hemo-ali:
Hey guys I'm looking for lg optimus me rtl support(Arabic)

my phone runs

Froyo 2.2 Rooted FW 10F

How to do that??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hemo-ali:
Okay I found a lot of ways but it's not useful my phone stucked on lg optimus me logo then I reflashed it So can u tell me the correct way please thnx in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zaydaboss:
Anyone else noticed the increase in the amount of galaxy nexus in the marketplace? What do you guys think is driving this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] costlyman:
Sales ? Lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zaydaboss:
this time last week there was maybe 2-3 for sale. past couple days the whole front page is people trading their gnex or getting rid of it all together. seemed odd but I think It might be the power of samsung's superbowl commercial for the note.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xdafann:
Seriously? People trading GNex for Note?

...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dario3040:
Why are you surprised?

They are American after all...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zaydaboss:
Traded 2 att notes for 2 gsm gnex. Its whats going on right now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] k.electron:
i dnt know why people would trade it for the qualcomm att note, but the exynos powered international note does spank it in specs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
I hope you're referring to people maybe wanting an AT&T Note since they are from America instead of being derogatory..

I'm trading my Nexus for a Note because I want to try an international Note. Is there something wrong with that..?

It has a better processor and GPU, and I can save money on my monthly plan by switching to the Note.

A lot of the people that use the marketplace here are people that are always swapping phones to try something new.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
Love my Nexus, wouldn't trade it for anything. Looking forward to the next 2 years with my baby, she is so beautiful!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zaydaboss:
kinda what I was looking for was hoping it wasn't hey lets jump ship party I wasn't invited to. I can speak on the note size and its too big not sure about the gnex either The galaxy SII please me quite a bit just want ICS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MisterKD:
It is surprising that people are switching OUT of GNex to Note when I did the reverse and had no regrets about it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Happens with every phone. People love to buy devices and trade them at a loss 2 months later. 2 months after that they'll do the same thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sn0warmy:
Haha! Yes!
[HTC Sensation] ddizzy81:
I have these same headphones and I agree 100%

Sent From My HTC Sensation 4G
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kensingtn5:
Does anyone have the background shown on the official GN website (google.com/nexus)? I hate the washed out version that comes with the phone.

I have searched everywhere but all the examples I have found are different than the original.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] platinumandroid:
Here are a few that I modified,I obviously didn't create the original but I just messed with it to make it more vibrant.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
Here's a full size version that I am using. I found it somewhere here on xda.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/405475/galaxy nexus wallpaper.jpg
[Nook Touch General] feliksas.laukys:
Hey all,

Although I'm new here, fantastic forum, thanks for being so great!

However, I'm surprised by the lack of stickies or posted notes regarding the basics of hacking the NST. Mods, admins, can we make this happen? If we're still reading about people bricking their devices because they read something wrong, or the wrong post on something--heck, even then main, backup, article has an error where on Linux: dd if=/dev/sdb of=my_backup.img bs=1M *but* on

OS X: dd if=/dev/disk3 of=my_backup.img bs=1m <-notice the small "m" or it won't work.

There seem to be a few topics we could have posted:

1. Backing Up & Restoring.

Heck, I'll even make a guide like in iClarified so that kids don't brick their devices by trying to restore to their 250mb "backup" that they made because they didn't use Noogie.

2. Rooting - and the various ways to do it/benefits of each method

3. Jailbroken: Now What? guide to the first few things to do after having rooted.

4. How to transfer files to the NST.

5. List of compatible software (and maybe bluetooth hardware?)

If we have these 5 topics I think many would be saved much grief, n00bs would have a good resource, and even old-timers could check in and see what's new without having to have individual threads bookmarked.

Mods, can we make this happen?

Cheers,

-Feliks
[Nook Touch General] Googie2149:
I'll help with making some of the guides
[Nook Touch General] feliksas.laukys:
Do you want to "sign up" for any of the above? What do you want to write a guide for? Pick something, and then I'll edit my first post with your name beside what you want to do. That way, we don't accidentally have more than one person working on the same piece.

Cheers,

-F...
[Nook Touch General] Googie2149:
I'll sign up for writing a guide. Currently I'm trying to introduce the B&N forums to rooting, and the current thread on rooting is for 1.0.1.
[Nook Touch General] GabrialDestruir:
A lot of this is actually covered already:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1380400

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1346748

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1475613

The problem is that the forums lack organization, and therefore unless there's constant chatter on one of these pages they're all pushed deep into the bowels of the forum, some stuff and "projects" have been completely lost and forgotten until someone decides to post and it's brought to the front, like XorZone's Reading Now button mod.

I think it'd be nice to see something similar to this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22036179&postcount=10

In which a post completely discusses the differences between all the different methods, and an index like: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1380400 in which he tried (unsuccessfully) to have people not post in that thread, while posting a list of all the latest tweaks and hacks and work arounds.

The only problem I see with this idea is a problem we're already having regardless of lack of organization, and that's people not completely reading what they're doing before they do it. There are plenty of cases where people have killed their devices because they were unable to read and follow directions, instead writing TouchNooter or CWM or whatever directly to the nook, trashing the /rom in the process.
[Nook Touch General] Googie2149:
Currently I'm working on making a good tutorial (with pictures) that will cover all parts of the rooting process, like backup, choosing a method, actually rooting, setting it up after rooting, etc.

I'll be posting it on the B&N forum, partly because the people looking for it on there won't know how to do most of what we consider basic stuff, and for now I'll just be editing it in this post. I don't like the B&N forums...

Have some copypaste

Oh wow, I just realized how big this is going to be... I haven't even made the tutorial itself yet! Also, feel free to comment and suggest what should be added. For now, I need to take a break...
[Nook Touch General] bobstro:
I wonder if poking a stick at B&N like this is really a good idea, particularly by those who are not the actual creators of these tools. What comes of all these efforts when B&N's legal department decides that XDA is infringing on their rights, especially in the day of take-downs? How much of various rooting tools might they decide they own? What do we do when guys like Gabrial start getting C&D notices?

I prefer to link to external references from the B&N forums so at least someone has to make an effort to see the material. There are definitely some folks over there who think we're abusing B&N by not buying apps from them to support their "subsidized" pricing. The more we're in their faces, the more likely we are to get a response, and I can't think of a good one.
[Nook Touch General] Googie2149:
Oh... Didn't think of that. :/
[Nook Touch General] GabrialDestruir:
Just a few pointers, first, some people don't feel a need to backup their devices before rooting, secondly, depending on root method, that backup may be done automatically anyways so adding it in as a required step for rooting may confuse people and frustrate others.

Your line where you explain a second adapter doesn't flow well, and in my case is very confusing, even knowing exactly what's needed.

It expresses the same information and flows well enough that it should make sense to even the most technologically inept user.

This is going to mean very little to someone who has no experience "burning" images to an SDCard, Micro or Otherwise.

If the person has already registered a WiFi connect isn't completely necessary depending on again root method. Also the Nook doesn't need to be connected to the same WiFi network as a computer, someone could put together a MicroSD card and do this sitting in a cafe without a computer after buying a brand new MicroSD card (depending again on root method).

Another thing I want to point out is that the repetitiveness in a guide will frustrate people who just want to get it done and over with and may drive them to skip parts of the tutorial or even miss important steps.

---------- Post added at 01:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:27 PM ----------

I agree that it's a bad idea to put this all right in their face on their website especially considering progress people have made on XDA towards bug "fixes" that B&N probably won't even acknowledge. You may end up with them just removing the post completely on the one hand, on the other you may end up in them going after XDA, myself, or anyone else who has worked on root if it got pushed too far.

However people can't get up in arms about "not buying apps from them" because B&N doesn't have an App store for the Nook Simple Touch, they have made no claims to ever putting one on this device, and I believe even if we tried to pressure them into adding an App store the community would be split right down the line about whether or not it was truly needed.

This is the same reason it's so hard to find anyone willing to port say CM7 or CM9 to the nook simple touch, people don't believe there's a reason or purpose to even do it. Developers and plenty of the B&N community see the Nook Simple Touch as nothing more than a device in which to do reading. So to them there is no need for the extra apps.
[Nook Touch General] bobstro:
Good point. I'm on the NC discussions too. For the NST, scratch apps and substitute "ebooks". The same players will be equally upset about evil rooter hackers installing the Kindle app, or anything that links to Project Gutenberg, I'm sure.

To a point, I agree. It would be nice to have CM7 or CM9 as the basis for a customized NST experience, but an alternate shell will probably meet 80% of that target. There's the "hack value", of course. I'm actually quite happy with my rooted NST running just a few more things than B&N thinks I should. I really like their hardware, and battery life is delightful. Anything that compromised battery would be a move backwards, IMO.
[Nook Touch General] feliksas.laukys:
Admins, senior members-

regardless of whether or not a certain guide is "good" yet, can we agree that it would be good to have a few "sticky" posts, so that the good ones don't get buried where they would be hard for users to find?

Formally, then, I request:

1. Sponsorship of this project by a moderator--I/whoever else can do the editing, what have you, but we just need to start to get organized.

2. Does anyone *disagree* with the list that I made at the beginning? Being:

a.

Backing Up & Restoring

b.

Rooting - and the various ways to do it/benefits of each method

c.

Jailbroken: Now What? guide to the first few things to do after having rooted.

d.

How to transfer files to the NST.

e.

List of compatible software (and maybe bluetooth hardware?)

I'll break each part into a section, and will have a main index so that people can skip to where it's relevant.

So, moderators! Do we have a sponsor? Fellow users! What is missing from this list? Or is it good enough?

*cracks his knuckles*

Let's do this.

-F...
[Nook Touch General] GabrialDestruir:
I think the only reason I'd want to CM7/9 on this and it's the major reason is to enable Wifi tethering, while this may seem stupid for the average Nook Simple Touch user due to lack of 3G/4G or whatever. I honestly think the ability to toss on infrastructure tethering and PAW server with the piratebox plugin could make the Nook Simple Touch, easily one of the simplest and easiest PirateBox setups. Giving it a long battery life even with wifi running (Did a Wifi On test, and before I turned Wifi off got something like 9 days and still had 25% left). I'm sure others could find other reasons to want CM7/9 on here but I think that'd be my main reason.
[Nook Touch General] bobstro:
You mean as a PirateBox

server

? The NST wouldn't be able to sleep then, so battery life would be significantly reduced, wouldn't it? Still not bad compared to some devices.

Unfortunately, my home is in an area that's too sparse for any sort of community mesh network. I always thought that would be a fun project.
[Nook Touch General] brendan10211:
Same here, that would be fun.
[Nook Touch General] feliksas.laukys:
Not letting this thread die. *bump* let's do this, folks!
[Nook Touch General] GabrialDestruir:
Well with some sort of CM on there you most likely you could allow the device to sleep while leaving Wifi and the server active. Either way even with the device "awake" it wouldn't be really that much of difference I think as long as nothing was messing with the infrared. Even if you were doing some reading I still think you could get more than a dozen hours, though that would depend on how busy the server is too.
[General Questions and Answers] orcomma:
Hi all,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1461956&page=6

I have read this thread (I can't post a reply in it) so I was wondering if anyone here could please help me - I am confused, some mention 11500 as the latest firmware, and the title 15001

I have 15000 on mine, and am just wondering, is it worth trying the "disconnect" trick to get 15001?

Obviously if the disconnect trick doesnt work, it might be that I've not done the trick correctly, or it might be that 15001 doesn't exist and I am on the latest already.

I just don't want to be repeatedly doing the update trick when in fact there is no update to be had!

Any help really really appreciated!

Thanks

James
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samuel109:
Hey, is there a shortcut to quick system info on my phone. I have seen it pop up a few times before on my arc but wernt sure what i pressed? Thanks in advance
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samuel109:
Anyone know?
[Captivate Android Development] vibranturk:
This Rom was build by krarvind for SGS and Gnex. I dont take credit for this. Im only ported rom for Cappy...

SGS XDA Thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1488096

Highlights:

-5 Languages ( en ( us, uk), fr, it, de, es) No additional language will be added.

-Zeam Launcher ( stock ICS launcher provided in addon package)

-Basic Google Stuff Included ( 4.0.4 Gmail,Talk, Calendar and Contacts sync)

-Market 3.4.4

-Rooted

-Easy to customize.

What Works

-GPS

-Bluetooth

-2G/3G Toggle

-Wifi/Data

-USB Tethering

-Phone Call..

Kernel

-Glitch 14 B3

Installation

-Same as others ICS Roms

Credits

-krarvind

-CyanogenTeam & TeamHacksung & Pawitp

-TeamICGS & Onecosmic & PaulForde

-TK-Glitch & Sixstringsg

-everyone that works on ics

What I Make

-Ported to Cappy

-Change default 182 DPI to 240 DPI

-...

Links:

V2.6: www.mediafire.com/download.php?b1dxbwa8819r2ap

V2.5: www.mediafire.com/download.php?dtdwjl5ahi41e3m

Removed G.Apps http://slimics.haxer.org/Slim_ICS/SGS_1/2.6/Slim_ICS_2.6_Removed_Apps_Google_Addon.zip

%Battery Mod for 2.5 http://slimics.haxer.org/Slim_ICS/SGS_1/2.5/Slim_ICS_2.5_Battery_Percent.zip
[Captivate Android Development] Wdustin1:
Turk I love everything you do! But b-eock did call this one in your AOKP thread :o

Edit: I see now you are just getting feedback to decide on your new base, I will flash tonite a let you know. I tried dark knight. Very nice, but as of now I still vote AOKP
[Captivate Android Development] asasione:
Checked it out and I'm still with AOKP for the base
[Captivate Android Development] suprstar29:
First off, this rom is amazing, really plain though. So if you want a fast simple rom use this one. Porting is usually easy, just change the kernel and edit the updater-script to delete the build.prop check
[Captivate Android Development] cucumbersmell:
Not seeing a Galaxy S Settings app. Is there any way to Keep The Lights On?
[Captivate Android Development] reinbeau:
Ok, all the malarkey has been thrown out here. This ROM was uploaded fully, first. Keep it on topic, development related, and this stays open, start bickering again and the hammer will swing.
[Captivate Android Development] ganaa1221:
is camera working? cause i dont see in "what works list"
[Captivate Android Development] anishz:
It works properly.
[Captivate Android Development] ganaa1221:
what about speed? today i installed AOKP 23 of vibranturk. Feels laggy.

except speed everythings normal actually. good ROM.
[Captivate Android Development] anishz:
Speed is good if you want you can flash glitch kernel, download nstools and then overclock.
[Captivate Android Development] windroidHD:
You don't need to flash glitch, AOKP 23 has built-in overclocking which is working quite well. Settings->ROM control->performance.

Sent from my SGH-I897
[Captivate Android Development] anishz:
I was thinking that he was asking about this rom, but true as you said if he is asking for AOKP there is OC built in.
[Captivate Android Development] Wdustin1:
Installing glitch removes the need for OC its so fast
[Captivate Android Development] giorgib:
nice ROM, very fast, :)
[Captivate Android Development] TheSoaresan:
If you know what I mean... ;)
[Captivate Android Development] cucumbersmell:
Looking forward to:

Change Log:

Slim ICS v2.6 - Stable?

Modded Market - Multi Dpi

T9 Dialer ( yes its there)

New Busybox ( init.d you better wokr grrr.....)

Latest sync with google sources

New Notification Power Widgets, AOKP style ( single click on the settings icon next to date for the notification bar to be clean)

Some things i forget now

Build prop says SGH-I897 for model
[Captivate Android Development] vibranturk:
ı dont see new version. If ı have time i will update both slim ics to 2.6 and MIUI asnet to 1.4.1...
[Captivate Android Development] cucumbersmell:
Working Battery % Mod...Does anyone know how to add just the Galaxy S Settings app?

The Slim_ICS_2.5_Battery_Percent Mod from the i9000 thread works on the cappy with no problem.

So does the Slim_ICS_2.6_Removed_Apps_Google_Addon.

Does anyone know how to add just the Galaxy S Settings app?

I'd like to only add the Galaxy S Settings app (AriesParts.apk), and have tried removing everything from the Add-on package and then flashing it. It does seem to install, but then I get "Unfortunately, Galaxy S Settings has stopped."

Edit: Figured it out. Had to leave the "lib" folder.
[Captivate Android Development] ruagun:
When will this rom get the android os bug fix
[Captivate Android Development] Nick0703:
Same here I'm trying to figure out how to get "Galaxy S Settings" to work.
[Captivate Android Development] cucumbersmell:
Had it working on 2.5.

Happy flashing!
[Captivate Android Development] vibranturk:
Updated to 2.6...

Updated and added new 2.6 to opp...

I will not make any update anymore... If anyone makes update and posts link ı will add to op...

PS: I maked this for testing like a base rom. I see you guys not interrested...
[Captivate Android Development] ruagun:
hi vibrant turk good job o the ports

but does this include the andriod os bug fix

that the only thing holding back this rom from perfection

thanks
[Captivate Android Development] vibranturk:
ı understand you meaned android os uses high battery ( you see this when you checked settings-battery)

Everybody sees android os % 20-35 and says there is a battery drain.

In fact there isnt a battery drain... Only shows wrong.. and this is related to android 4.0.3. Google confirmed this and google says we fixed this on 4.0.4

On AOKP Im having 1,5 day( using 1500mah battery comes with phone) If there is a real battery drain issue I must not able to get maybe 1 day...
[Captivate Android Development] jo7878:
add sansumg app on every rom u port

vibranturk can u add sansumg app on every rom u port.thank very much ,love your work.
[Captivate Android Development] orb_526:
Thank you for porting this. I have a sensitive Cappy and figured a light weight basic ROM would be best when moving to ICS. This ROM is blazing fast and working perfectly! Thank you for your work and please stay around :)
[Captivate Android Development] eddalysse:
Thanks for clearing that out!!! it was driving me insane trying to figure out what was causing the drain. In fact I'm running AOKP as well, thanks for porting all this great ICS ROMs
[Captivate Android Development] jo7878:
is it possible to port this?[ROM][ICS][4.0.4]

is it possible to port this?[ROM][ICS][4.0.4]

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1416451

All ICS ROMs Benchmarked

SUMMARY OF RESULTS

#1st place: Looks like we'll all be enjoying some boosts when 4.0.4 drops, as evidenced in nuhetri-reloaded

#2nd place: Slim ICS is probably the one to go for if pure performance and simplicity is your desire.

#3rd place: Cyanogenmod is never far behind, and offers a different experience

#4th place: Mandaman2k_v6 ROM is a customised version of bugless pete's.

#5th place: wildestpixel's Pixel ROM has the deep idle bluetooth patch cooked in, making it a convenient choice for those who use deep idle.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AntDDKv-lS6IdGpWaWxiUjVMbVFHWU82R0t1bWtHZ1E#gid=0