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[Optimus One, P500, V General] xtracrispy:
Hello all,

Recently I purchased a P500 to use solely as a wifi router for my house, running off an unlimited 3G plan.

However, the latest Cyanogen release keeps crashing and the stock ROM has an annoying 15-minute timeout that I can't get around.

Does anyone have any tips on how to make this phone bullet-proof solid, or how to mod the stock rom such the wifi powerdown-timeout doesn't occur?

Many thanks!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] TimelesslyPrecise:
Lol, funny.

Use oxygen ROM
[Optimus One, P500, V General] TimelesslyPrecise:
D

Would you, by chance, be able th send me a zip of the stock t mobile ROM?

Even if i have to use a clock work back up, i need to get back to stock.

Thanks
[Optimus One, P500, V General] fratermus:
Crashing in what way? I am running CM7 nightlies and using it as a wifi hotspot (on tmo 3G) for about 8hrs/day with no crashes.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] jomarx:
It could be due to heat.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] abhinav quietly brilliant:
try changing your kernel that might fix this crash issue on custom rom and on stock rom try some build.prop tweak will solve the timeout problem

Press thanx if i helped you.. :D

Sent from LG-P500 using xda premium
[General Questions and Answers] Unisian:
I was just wondering if it would actually be possible for any custom ROM to be built for this device. The stock ROM is really sluggish.

The device itself has brilliant audio output and I was wondering if they could be pulled from the device and used in Custom ROM's to allow for greater audio quality?
[General Questions and Answers] howcansheslap:
I've bricked my Nook Tablet and I'm trying to fix a damaged partition table so that I can run a tool which was created to do a total wipe and restore.

In this post the guy was able to get past the same issue using parted but I'm having trouble using the tool. When I run it in an ADB shell it tells me "Device not found" or something similar...Any suggestions?

Facts:

1) ADB is working fine. I can get a shell and browse the NT.

2) I'm unable to mount any partitions except these:

rootfs on / type rootfs (rw)

tmpfs on /dev type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,relatime,mode=755

devpts on /dev/pts type devpts (rw,relatime,mode=600)

proc on /proc type proc (rw,relatime)

sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw,relatime)

/dev/block/mmcblk1p1 on /sdcard type vfat

For parted to work, does it need to be able to mount all partitions?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Paul L.:
www.phonearena.com/news/Samsung-GAL...onfirmed-will-replace-existing-models_id27078

Again, I was reading some things in phone arena and ended clicking this article

Resuming: The phone was confirmed (along with Galaxy Ace 2) with the following characteristics

3.27 inch screen (from 3.14 inch)

resolution of 320 x 480 pixels (from original 240 x 320 pixels; around 176 ppi)

single-core 800MHz processor (Qualcomm MSM7227, no arm7 :(, more info here http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=cpu&id=a7227&c=qualcomm_msm7227)

512MB of RAM

a 3MP camera (exactly the same)

4GB of native storage

FULL INFO: www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_mini_2_s6500-3883.php

Video demonstration:

www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=NhmWPIY_b8o

This will replace our phone directly (this means, the original galaxy mini will not longer sold) and it will be available starting next month in France initially

Price (I will add more info about the price as soon they are known):

AND it will maybe get ICS update (most probably)

So, Maybe I'll buy it or buy the Ace, what do you think?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] janmae:
but,squadzone said he will only build a custom rom for galaxy mini with qualcomm standard 600Mhz...and i only love squadzone custom rom....:D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] spawk:
what about price for this two phone ? if the galaxy mini it is in the same price it would be great!!! ^^
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] pratap6789:
i dont think the price will be the same as our original galaxy mini....look at all the features...except camera,everything is better... and squadzone's rom \m/.. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] OJ:
Hey...ur provided info is very less....look here...

Galaxy Mini 2 full phone specifications-

http://m.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_mini_2_s6500-3883.php :)

Please press THANKS..if i helped u...:)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] lonestrider:
What is upgraded is galaxy mini 2 has 16M colors, bluetooth version 3, 1300 mAH, and the rest is listed above.

will be very very different with ours. :D

and the price won't be the same, I think. :P hope it won't be too much higher.

and I hope it could get CM7 ROM like this one.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] droidface:
nice size of internal storage

but if our galaxy mini is no longer producted it means our phone gonna be legendary, LOL

i still love galaxy mini just saying
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] GenomeX:
a bad update again from samsung!

no change GPU. adreno 200 again...

CPU 800 mhz! but armV6. only more clock ... not very different.

samsung only build many device like: S,S-plus,SL (all in one family)

S2,S2-plus.S2-LTE (all in one family)

gio,fit,mini.mini-2 (only a little change in hardwar)

but forgot to update devices!

all company going to update to android 4 but samsung .... ONLY S2 and NOTE!

better suport mini and ace. our no need mini-2 and ace-2
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] lonestrider:
I don't think it's the same arm v6. I've watched the video of Galaxy Mini 2 and it can play flash on the browser!

And, yes. of course we expect the newest software for every new Android device.

Mini 2 have a very bit upgrade from Ace...

but it still a good device to replace Galaxy Mini.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] nedosas:
... that about apps for mini?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] 9reenBerry16:
From what i've heard.It would be upgraded to the latest version of android Ice cream sandwich and that sounds greatt.. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Paul L.:
Oh, sorry, I readed the the article and posted it here yesterday, and I did a little research but no luck :(, but, I added this to the first page, as well the video, thanks!

And, because is a new phone, it will get ICS, so, I'm looking forward to it :D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] alvarorojas4:
For me isn't a big upgrade for the phone, i want the Galaxy Ace 2. and I think that will be my next phone.
[Thunderbolt General] crispy8826:
I've used it many times before, but I must have deleted it from my computer at some point. So stupid. Anyways, I can't find the thing anymore! Since all the download sites were taken down, I can't get anything!

I'm VERY computer unsavvy, so I'm terrified of doing it manually. Anyone know where I can get it for MAC?

The new TB I got from my insurance is 2.11.605.9

THANK YOU!
[Thunderbolt General] icedventimocha:
There's a great manual walk thru without dead links for Mac here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1011623

I don't think there's any automatic methods for that base right now. Just read everything and follow ALL directions and you'll be cool.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] kimchilou:
Hi, I recently installed Cm7 and I can't seem to play the songs in TapSonic. I was able to play the game fine before I installed Cm7 but now I can only play 1 of the free songs.I got the game from the market after installing Cm7 and even tried the apk I used to sideload TapSonic before having Cm7.The songs I can't play will download 2/2 files, then the game hangs at a black screen and then moves back to homescreen within seconds. For the one song I can play it will download 3/3 files then starts the song normally. I remember before I installed Cm7 all the songs would download 3/3 files,so does anyone have the game running normally or possibly a fix to this problem?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] kimchilou:
Good News for anyone that actually cares about playing Tap Sonic with CM7 installed since theres 100+views and no replies :[, idk if i can post a link to the site but there is an Offline version you can download that comes with 200 or so songs to play instantly and its working fine for me, pm me if you want as idk if i can post the link. Only thing to note about is this version is the korean version not the international.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CrisR82:
While playing games, I tend to get these freezes, for example last night I was playing Dungeon Hunter 2 HD at at one point the game just decided to re-load (as if I was going back to the home-screen and then back to the game, which doesn't close my game but reloads the current map).

The same thing happens with other games, both purchased and "free".

I'm using a freshly installed Android 2.3.5 Vodafone ES ROM, unrooted.

I tend to keep my phone on all the time and never let it's battery drop to 0% or power it off unless I really need to. Also using Avast as an antivirus.

Any idea what could cause this?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Poorly written app/game(s) by the sound of it. However, you could try uninstalling the game(s) in question & doing a factory reset, then doing a reinstall of the games.

Also, try turning off/uninstalling anti-virus (waste of money anyway). Failing that, you could do a search on Sammobile.com for your stock firmware & do a clean install of it. This would involve flashing a copy of your stock firmware via Odin & there's always a very slim chance you could brick your phone whenever you do this.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CrisR82:
Doubt it's the games themselves, I've had even the music player self-pause once now o_o

Re-installing the ROM doesn't help at all, since as I said, I already did it (via Odin) before due to a personal paranoia about a virus or something.

Oddly enough, this is my second Galaxy S2, since the first one had a defective screen (the white dot on gray colors thing).
[LG Optimus 2x] FaceTheSlayer:
Just found out that these things exist, for example:

bit.ly/wdT8p9

Anybody tried something like this on LG 2X?
[LG Optimus 2x] V.Dragos:
i am really interested for a fisheye lens.

The iPhone even has a 360 lens + app
[LG Optimus 2x] Scougar:
I look at that and all I can say is "Buy a camera" .

Quality of purpose built camera versus a phone camera is no competition.
[LG Optimus 2x] aksolanki:
Excellent advice Scougar, you can buy great cheap pocket cameras that eat the O2X for breakfast. By the way, I loved your battery building thread. I hope you get the result you are looking for.

Have fun. Anil
[LG Optimus 2x] Scougar:
Don't get me wrong, the camera on the O2X is pretty good, but put it up against a cheap camera with a zoom len's and it's no competition. I have a £30 5MP camera from about 5 years ago that will totally blow the O2X away for picture quality.

If he wants to give a len's a go I wouldn't want to stop him from trying... I've bought enough junk recently for experiments (GSM/UMTS aerials, Li-ion batteries of all sorts, new phone housing that were such bad quality I had to throw them away, new LED lights, headphones for an old mobile phone lol.).

Anyway.. the battery thing I'm a bit dissappointed, but I'll retry the experiment.. but I learnt a lot from my mistakes.
[LG Optimus 2x] aksolanki:
Hi Scougar, if the other user wants to slap a LENS on his phone, go for it. But good advice is good advice, if the object of the exercise is to take pictures. I take around 10,100 pictures a year. And I must admit that there have been times when I've been glad to have a half decent camera on my O2X.

It's not a patch compared to my el-cheapo Canon IXUS 92.

Sorry to hear your battery project has stumbled a bit. Best of luck to you. I recently bought an extended battery 2400mAh for £13 delivered. It would have been even better if the battery was a 3000mAh wonder boy like the one your building. But I'm very happy with the extended performance. It definitely lasts longer.

Have fun. Anil
[LG Optimus 2x] Scougar:
That rom looks nice, is that ICS? (I never understood why we are limited to such big icons in Gingerbread...)
[LG Optimus 2x] aksolanki:
Hi Scougar, I am running ICS, if you are so inclined, you can find it HERE.

Regarding the size of the icons. The size is largely dictated by the home launcher you are using. I'm using NOVA Launcher, which is only for ICS I'm afraid. GoLauncher is a good choice for Gingerbread ROM's.

Have fun. Anil

PS. I'm a user interface developer, so there are a lot of custom icons on my home screen.
[LG Optimus 2x] silentmelodies:
Aw, that looks very.. fat. :p
[LG Optimus 2x] aksolanki:
Hi silentmelodies, the phone is fatter, no doubt. But you get a lot more time to play with your O2X. :)

I'm six feet tall and weigh 107Kgs. So you could say I'm a big guy. Which means in my big hands, the phone doesn't feel very fat. I suppose if you are a small person it may seem "very fat". iPhone users might say the O2X's screen is too big. Everything is relative.

Have fun. Anil
[LG Optimus 2x] Cayman.n2o:
I'm 182cm high but I weight a lot more than 17 kgs. :D
[LG Optimus 2x] Scougar:
lol, I'm 75 KG and consider myself overweight! (5'11" though and have small hands).

To be brutally honest, I only find the bigger girth of the phone a "what will other people think of my fat phone" problem. It's actually fine, and is easy to hold :-) I definately prefer the slimmer phone, but then again, on my slim phone I have a massive case to protect it lol.
[Xoom General] roach48:
I bought a brand new xoomlast week, then I found a better deal and bought that also. I am sending the new xoom back but I noticed on the new xoom that the version was 3.2.1 then I looked at the other xoom and that version was 4.0.3.

Which is the correct one.

Thanks
[Xoom General] JoTeC:
3.2.1 was Honeycomb OS and the 4.0.3 is Ice Cream Sandwich OS. You should be able to update the 3.2.1 to ICS if it's Xoom Wifi only OTA.
[Xoom General] okantomi:
The 4.0.3 is Ice Cream Sandwich--the newest Android version.
[Xoom General] gothickah0:
the REAL question is : which one do you prefer, 4G or WIFI only?
[Xoom General] TheStickMan:
The REAL question is: why are you assuming that 4.0.3 is only stock. EOS has 4G capabilities for example.
[Xoom General] roach48:
Ok can someone explain that,not sure what you mean.Thank's
[Xoom General] Rblacula:
If your XOOM is rooted, it can run custom roms. TeamEOS makes a custom rom for XOOM 4GLTE models that includes 4G. People prefer these custom builds due to added customization and that 4G XOOMs don't have ICS 4.0.3 yet due to Verizon taking forever to test it and thus you can get a modified version earlier. Basically, you replace the version of Android on your XOOM that is made by Google and put another developer's version on your XOOM.
[Xoom General] gothickah0:
ok, if you're new xoom user and wanna buy xoom don't be confused by advance user, try this: do you wanna 3g/4g internet connection (access internet with postpaid internet service which use sim card), or just WifI will do.in conclusion: XOOM 3g/4g -have sim card slot but have android ver 3.2 (upgradeable later). xoom wifi only - dont have sim slot but stock with android version 4.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
Anyone know what it is about CyanogenMod (and thus kangs) that makes flash so wonky? I use FLASH VIDEO BROWSER to watch things like Hulu.... Works amazingly well (sorta).

It does not work on CM. It does on other ROM's (not kangs though). I emailed the developer and he commented that every CM user (not sure if CM7 has the problem) has issues and that it just does not seem to handle flash well.

Clearly there is an issue there with how Flash is handled. Anyone smart enough to try and help find what the problem is, or can offer suggestions on how to help fix it?

Before approaching CyanogenMod and sounding like a whiner, it would be nice to give some helpful feedback.

Aside from that.... also upsetting that ROMs built from source can not view Market movies, but other ROMs can. Any time my wife want to hook our Tab up to the TV I have to switch from AOKP to Task... It is not too hard to go back and forth, but I can't see the logic by Google here.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davsarus:
yep i kinda felt the same
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Misledz:
See, I don't really want to get into details but, Adobe had mentioned that "Flash is dying" it's on the news, Most of the developers have given up on flash content, CM too as far as I've heard, because Java Script's can handle flash content properly, Like the Youtube app doesn't require you to have Flash to work. ICS production has also barred the use of Flash "Consumes too much battery" as the statement went, But regardless I would say to wait a few weeks or such, Hulu might shift to HTML5 which would rectify this issue, that and every other commonly visited site is about to swap content over to HTML5 as it can render/use/display flash content.

S.Jobs apparently saw this coming which is also why none of the iDevices till this day support flash. That and flash just degrades the performance of the PC, Want a good example? Look at Mozilla in task manager when viewing a Youtube video, 300k~500k memory usage. Grand.

Edit: Added Chrome too

Sum all of this together along with the 101 useless junk ads that appear and I won't be surprised as to why CM7 (Which is built from scratch) has a hard time with this.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
Yeah, understand that HTML5 is ultimately the direction, but right now there are far too many sites that need flash, and the only custom roms that seem to have a glitch are CM9 and the kangs it spawns.

I cant imagine going a long period where someone on CM cannot utilize flash/sites where someone on a stock rom can... just seems like if you are on the best rom, you should have the best experience.

def not articulating this well.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Misledz:
Ah it's all good, afaik probably CM has already seen the downside to this when building it from scratch which is why they tried their best to make this app reliant? I don't know how to explain it in simpler terms but, Instead of browser depending on the system to run flash content via Flash Player, it's more like the Youtube app? Where the app itself is able to handle the processing without much dependency on other apps.

On another note, Flash content is copyrighted including their drivers and CM is an open source that doesn't want to have anything to do with copyrighted stuff (Would explain why they don't even include the gapps into the pre installation) I guess they tried to make sure the system was able to handle what was required of the user without depending on copyrighted apps, probably to avoid lawsuits, IDK, it's probably their own personal reasons too.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
^ the cease and desist order from google to cyanogen = why we have gapps now. A clever work around to their threat. Not sure why all of the kangs also use gapps, I guess since they are using cm they feel they need to.

O well, guess there is no good answer... shame that CyanogenMod currently has an issue with Flash. Makes it impossible for me to watch hulu.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gokpog:
Flash isn't hardware accelerated in the cm9/AOSP builds and the video driver in general has many issues. I think we'll have to wait for an official release or at least a leaked ICS ROM for the 10.1 to get proper video drivers.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Misledz:
:P Because android in general is highly dependent on Google for almost everything, like a little baby craving for mommy's bossom :P as much as they want to rid the use of Gapps ,the whole purpose of android was bound around google related apps they are allowed to make use of it however as Gapps are open sourced like android itself, If flash was bought over by Google rather than Adobe, then probably CM scene wouldn't have a hard time with it I guess. I tend to forget at times that Flash and GApps are under different major companies :P
[General Accessories] Shotgun4:
Hey, i have to android devices i would like to be able to connect a Bluetooth keyboard to it to type assays on the go with. I would like to keep it in a respectable price range while still having good connection, battery life, and build quality. In all $50 is my Max besides a full size keyboard...

Now my first choice was a full size keyboard...take a look:

http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/...0d0bf86d2fen02

see for that keyboard i know i can trust that company in good build quality and good battery life, but with an $80 Price tag, its a bit much for a keyboard.

Next are some mini's off of Amazon.ca...take a look:

1. $15

Mini Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad/iPhone 4.0 OS/Android/Window Mobile/Symbian smartphone: Amazon.ca: Electronics

2. $20

DURAGADGET Miniature Bluetooth Tablet Keyboard For Apple iPad 2, Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 & ASUS EeePad Transformer: Amazon.ca: Electronics

3. $30

K10 Bluetooth Keyboard, ideal for iPad/iPad2, iPhone with Bluetooth, Playstation 3, mobile devices with Windows Mobile / Nokia Symbian OS: Amazon.ca: Electronics

4. $40

Hip Street HS-PBMINIKYBD Mini Bluetooth Keyboard for Playbook (Black): Amazon.ca: Electronics

5. $40

Mini Handheld Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard with Joystick Mouse Control 76 keys: Amazon.ca: Electronics

So those are some ( Top Five ) That i looked at and believe to be ok options, now if anyone has any experience with any of these , witch would you recommend...

Thanks
[General Accessories] hajalie24:
I have the keyboard with joystick control and love it. Typing is easy to do on it, once you set up the initial connected it takes just a flip of a switch to pair. The joystick is cool because sometimes you just feel like using a mouse, scrolling also becomes easier with the touch scrolling the keyboard has.
[General Accessories] voodooboy3000:
I have one of those mini bluetooth keyboards and its a PITA to use, the keys are very soft and not very easy to press.

I am also starting to look for a full size bluetooth keyboard, especially once ubuntu for android gets released as I will be using my phone as silent internet machine
[General Accessories] rymos:
sorry,, i even didn't use any bluetooth keyboard :D
[General Accessories] amy822:
I use this one :D
[General Accessories] pacogp:
I use it too and is very fast connecting it :P
[General Accessories] TwiztedDotNet:
I picked up a used Microsoft 6000 from ebay for $25 (including shipping).

I first saw and felt the keys at my local Frys, and loved it. (Frys wanted $99)

Honestly though, the keyboard (and detatched 10-key) just sit in my backpack. I lug it around to work with me every day, and when I go out of town, but still haven't found a good excuse to actually use it.
[General Accessories] Made2Last:
Motorola made one when the Xoom/Atrix released. Can be had for under $40, nice size in between really tiny and full size.
[General Accessories] andrewkantor:
What if we don't use the stock browser?

I'm looking to buy a small Bluetooth keyboard for my Thrive. Most of the Android-specific ones have hotkeys for popular apps like the browser, e-mail, etc.

One problem I found is that some of them will only work with the stock browser and stock e-mail app (or Gmail).

Does anyone know of a Bluetooth keyboard that has hotkeys that will launch the e-mail and browser of my choice? I use K9 for mail and Dolphin to browse, so stock-app hotkeys don't work for me.

Any thoughts? Thanks!
[General Accessories] ScandaLeX:
Which I now wish I had left in the store. Great keyboard when it's working. Pairing it was a nightmare. No one should have to Google for hours because normal pairing we're used to just doesn't work.

Using this on my Epic Touch 4G & some bright kid in my house managed to unpair it. Once pairfed it's not like it has to be redone every time so since I forgot all I had to do, I spent hours looking for this info again.

NOW....for the life of me I cannot get this keyboard to connect with my Samsung Galaxy Player 5.0 which is supposed to have HID profile. It's paired but refuses to connect. Looking now at one of the minis.
[HTC Rezound] andybones:
Here is a Transparent Settings.apk MOD for [ROM] Ineffabilis v1.3 [2/24/12]

Download

http://themikmik.com/showthread.php?11481-MOD-Transparent-Settings-apk-ROM-Ineffabilis-v1-2-2-21-12
[HTC Rezound] dyetheskin:
needs update for v1.3