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[HTC Amaze 4G] JesseMT4G:
Felinos11 was a complete ignoramus. I have been here a short while and been rounds with the kid. I was amazed at how many other people he got into it with.

You can tell he is just an immature kid.

Thanks for ridding us of him, till his next alter ego pops up.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Binary100100:
Trust me, it was my pleasure! :D

Closing the tread now per OP request.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Binary100100:
Felinos11 is so stupid that when he first heard of rooting he buried his phone and kept checking for sprouts.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22936475

Okay... now I'm going to keep it open just to get some replies from that.

See! I have a sense of humor!
[HTC Amaze 4G] :
He can bury his smart phone next to all of his dead xda profiles... In the plot next to his brain
[HTC Amaze 4G] stratax:
LOL/ 10 char
[HTC Amaze 4G] Warchief337:
LOL! thats too funny -.- and he lives on
[HTC Amaze 4G] mznatnat:
Why so cocky?

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Or acts..........

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AMEN!!!!!!!!!

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Sorry but I find trolling highly annoying... I can't agree with it.... I'm with Binary on this one...

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WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAT THE TRUCK?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

This kid was just begging to get deleted, he's not taking this forum seriously....

We are on here to ask / answer questions, to learn, to expand our knowledge base, and sometimes just to socialize about random phone crap......

I want to punch this Italian kid.... Feminine11

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Obviously he was just toying around....
[HTC Amaze 4G] mznatnat:
Yeah I know.... What a moron he is..... Why do peoplebjoin social places knowing they can't act right or be around other people.... I think this kid watches soap operas all day then tries to bring the drama everywhere he goes .....
[HTC Amaze 4G] Ashcunak:
seriously i signed up looked at their service and deleted my account...

their lack of security for the free just scares the hell out of me, isn't this what got dropbox in trouble with the users.. the lack of security/encryption?

i wouldn't be storing anything like my personal items on there.. maybe only items that area already public like roms and stuff but definitely not personal things with the lack of security they offer by default.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Satanboy1000:
is there any way we can get the swipe tasks manager from ICS to any gingerbread rom

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[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AvataroftheSun:
EDIT: Problem solved using zergRush with DooMLoRD's tools, using the community provided Mac script. Thanks a bunch for all your help~

I'm having a problem finding a suitable rooting method for my Verizon Xperia play R800x.

Android version is 2.3.3, and the kernel version is 2.6.32.9

First off, on Sony's bootloader unlock page, it says that CDMA phones cannot have their bootloaders unlocked. Additionally, putting the code *#*#7378423#*#* doesn't do anything on my phone. No service menu, nothing. On that note, Clockworkmod Recovery shouldn't be able to work either, since that requires an unlocked bootloader (right?), thus I can't flash RootXperia.

Gingerbreak no longer works, tried it personally, in addition to reading that an update broke it.

zergRush looks like my last option, but I use a Mac, and the only tutorials I can find are for Windows. I suppose if the Mac terminal isn't TOO different it'd work, but I really don't know.

Is there something I'm missing?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Michealtbh:
SuperOneClick will root it, but you may have to use Windows

You'll be able to install cwm after you've rooted. Search the Market for Xperia cwm installer
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mysticales:
Honestly, on the r800x. PM Alejandrissimo, There is a charge for services. However getting the bootloader unlocked and where you can flash and do things. Is quite worth it. Sadly the r800x.. isnt as easy as the GSM models, so dont try to think that it is. CDMA sucks heh.. Least I got mine done tho. =D
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AvataroftheSun:
That sounds like an idea. I'll have to find a Windows computer though, but shouldn't be too hard. Unless it requires the Android SDK installed separately too. :P

I just care if it's rooted. I don't really want to flash ROMs or kernels, I just wanted root access, and from most of what I read, unlocking the bootloader first was the way to do it.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leraeniesh:
It is possible to use zergRush on a Mac.

Go to this thread

[HOW-TO] Root Phones w/ Android v2.2.x-2.3.x (zergRush Method)

Scroll down to where it says "[ Scripts posted by others ]", and youll find "Rooting script for MAC OSX"

Enjoy
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paxChristos:
If you look at the Linux script in the zergRush thread (how to root 2.2.x thru 2.3.x, or something like that) in the Android development subsection, that'll be closest to a Mac script...
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AvataroftheSun:
Oh wow, I never saw that when I skimmed that post. I'll try it this way then.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Aj.GaLaxY aCE:
how can i manually checke whether a rom is odexed or deodex ........???? i have a root explorer...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Shaaan:
Just go to /system/app.

If you find any files with '.odex' you are odexed.

If you don't find them you are deodexed.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Aj.GaLaxY aCE:
thanks shaaan....

not only said but hit the buttton too :D
[HD2 General] rustybob:
Is there any way to get the metal caps back onto the volume control buttons? Both the up and down caps have fallen off. I still have the caps, and when i use a magnetized screwdriver and put the cap on the button, it works. This obviously isn't convenient though. Is there any way to get the caps to stick again? I'd rather not pay $25 for a whole new flex board.
[HD2 General] rustybob:
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[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] reddd123:
ok for real this time guys i am leaving this forum for good and like to thank everyone for the help with my galaxy s 4g, this time im jumping on the iphone bandwagon and not g2x or sensation, just gotta unlock the iphone 4 and im good and got it for free
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] TheKucho:
Farewell buddy! Hope you enjoyed the Android rollercoaster! I want to get an IPhone 4 aswell, no offence to Android. Wish you the best with your new device!

Sent from my Rockin' Galaxy S 4G!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] ericmpanda:
lol

IDK man you got miui for that iphony look. Android is growing fast and is pretty much on par with the iphone now a days. Not bashing your choice this is for the guy that hasnt switched yet. Apple is just to overpriced and over rated imho. But thanks man best of luck with it enjoy it .. theres an upside to iphone and to android.. im glad you got it free lol !!!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] lumin30:
Redd - you definitely left your mark on the forum. Good luck.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] reddd123:
thank you guys i just gotta get my tmobile sim cut and get the guy to unlock and im good, plus i think there is something wrong with my sgs4g battery life because it not getting a lot of life when it is actually used. so Im glad im switching still never got to tried miui rc2!!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] RaverX3X:
lol wish u luck ull be back in 1 day at most when u get tired of your iphone :P
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] reddd123:
I think so too I looked at customization and not much the themes don't look nice so its iPhone stock for me and maybe some music enhancer apps.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chris31jct:
These threads... ('-_-)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] JeepLKW:
Well the Iphone 4 is a great phone because I had one. The retina display is amazing and it can keep you very organized. The only problem with using the Iphone on tmobile is that your going to have very slow data speeds. I'm sure you know that already..

Good luck to you
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] reddd123:
I don't use data, I just gotta download this proper ios 5.01 to fix jailbreaking issues, cause safari auto closes but im good. and all my album pictures show on iphone and dont overlap
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Gary13579:
Problem #1: lack of hotkeys. Control T, Control F, etc do not work.

Problem #2: "Shift + c" is mapped to "backspace", and "Shift + b" is bound to enter. The only way to type a capital C or B in Chrome is to hit the key twice in rapid succession, which first causes a backspace/enter, then types the letter.

If you all could so kindly go into Chrome, go to settings, click Under The Hood, click Send Feedback, and write off a quick description of the problem to Google, let's try to get them to fix it. Google's support is typically pretty lackluster, and it generally takes many people acknowledging and reporting a problem to get it fixed!

I'm still god damn floored by how awesome Chrome is. JSNES (NES emulator written in JavaScript) runs at 25 FPS in Super Mario Bros. That benchmark alone gets me a little hard, as my old notebook doesn't even handle it that well. But with the above two problems, it's kinda annoying to use it, especially the lack of control T to open new tab as that's just become instinctual over the past 8 years.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] laslow:
Huh...I can't reproduce the issue on mine (Shift-B and Shift-C work fine). No CTRL+T or CTRL+F, but the cut/copy/paste shortcut keys work fine.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
I'm not familiar with JSNES, what's it do in the old browser? I ask because on a completely stock, just-wiped US TF101 running ICS, I get a slightly (but outside margin of error) *worse* Javascript score in the Chrome beta, than I do with the stock browser. I also find the scrolling lag on Chrome beta to be awful -- the stock browser is orders of magnitude better.

I want to like Chome, and I'm sure I will eventually when the bugs are worked out, but so far it isn't usable for my purposes.

Perhaps related to the scrolling thing, I also noticed if I check chrome://gpu-internals/ that I get "WebGL: Unavailable. Hardware acceleration disabled." and "Problems detected. WebGL has been disabled, either via about:flags or command line."

Edit: No, not related. Just googled and now know WebGL's for 3D graphics.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Gary13579:
Where did you try it? It only occurs in text boxes within the actual page. In the URL bar and other places, Shift C/B work fine, but if you try to respond to this post in Chrome and use shift C, it should backspace. It also makes capital C and B impossible to enter in password fields -- really annoying.

It ran fine in the HC browser, just slow. To be fair I checked it in ICS browser and it gets the same FPS as Chrome, glad to know stock ICS browser is just as capable, but it doesn't handle the actual page anywhere near as well as Chrome does, for ex it cannot hook the keys to get keyboard input like Chrome does. I suspect Chrome's compatibility far surpasses that of the stock browser, perhaps costing it a bit of performance in benchmarks?

Haven't really had any scrolling issues whatsoever.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
Well, to be equally fair in return, it was only a very slight difference in benchmark, and it was just one benchmark -- Sunspider -- I didn't try any others.

Interesting. Pretty-much any long web page (say, Engadget or similar), if I load the page, let it finish loading, then swipe my finger across the screen to scroll, I'm instantly into a white page until I stop scrolling, or at the very least I get significant stuttering. With the stock browser, the same trick gives me a perfect preview of the fast scroll, so I can stop it in the right place with a tap of my finger.

Even when scrolling slowly, Chrome is noticeably stuttery for me, nowhere near as smooth as the stock browser's scrolling.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] linuques:
Yep. I concur... The shift c, b is a pain in the ass. Also having the lagging problems.

Anyway, i'm back to stock browser.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] wilx:
control c and control v work fine for me, make sure you have asus keyboard set
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Gary13579:
I never said they didn't. Try reading, this time.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] laslow:
Well, I'm using the hardware keyboard to type this reply -- BBBBCCCCCBCBCBC -- and I used it to login here and a number of other places. I'd say that no, I really can't reproduce it, whether the Asus, Android, or Swype virtual keyboard is enabled along with the hardware keyboard.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Gary13579:
Interesting. Lates t version of chrome from the market? What region ICS version? What version dock? You are doing this in CHROME, right? It's affecting a lot of us, interesting that it works for some. The same problem even occurs on the TF Prime. You spamming the keys doesn't really show that it's working though, as if you hold shift and hit "c" twice, it will backspace once then type out C, but when you press down shift, hit c, then let go of shift, it only does a backspace.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] laslow:
US region ICS, dock version EP101-0213. Yes, this is the latest Chrome Beta from the market. Yes, I'm actually using the hardware keyboard, and yes I'm actually typing this through Chrome. The keyboard spam was for effect - if you read my post you would have noticed I also said that I had used the above to login in to different places (the problem doesn't happen text inputs, text areas, or password inputs). Yes, other people are having the issue, but I'm not.

If you're interested, I did a clean install of the official .21 HC firmware (with a wipe), then did the OTA update and wiped it again before rooting it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
Hadn't actually tried it myself, so here's a fourth (fifth? forget how many replies we've had...) opinion:

* Ctrl-T, Ctrl-F, Ctrl-N: Do not work

* C and B type just fine for me on the first try, by holding down shift and typing the letter on the physical keyboard, in Chrome. That's how I just did it, in this post. No backspace, no enter for either combination.

I have a B60 dock with EP101-0213, a just-wiped, unrooted, stock ICS US build, and although I'm using the physical keyboard to type the whole of this post, I'm set to the stock ICS soft keyboard, not Asus' modified one.

I, too, did a double-wipe, once before updating and once after ICS was installed.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Radiofodder:
I can only reproduce this when I have the ASUS keyboard selected. Using the normal Android one it's not reproducable.

So, that's a workaround if anything.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
Just tested that myself: yes, Shift-C and Shift-B don't work when the Asus soft keyboard is selected.

This is an Asus problem, not a Google problem.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Gary13579:
Interesting, this does fix it for me now, even though I had tried it previously. It makes me wonder, what "compatibility" does ASUS speak of when you get the warning message using stock ICS keyboard with the dock? Thinking back to when I was using thumb keyboard on HC, I never noticed any issues not having the ASUS keyboard enabled.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
Beats me, I've yet to find any slight incompatibility between the physical keyboard and the stock ICS keyboard. I wonder if they're not suggesting an incompatibility with the stock one, but rather practicing CYA with respect to all the other third-party keyboards on the market?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] shuddles:
Does the ASUS keyboard need to be used only if you want access to all of the hotkeys on the dock (Transformer Prime)? Or is there any other reason not to switch over to the standard keyboard to avoid the SHIFT-C bug?

There is something specifically related to Chrome here. The standard browser has no problem with SHIFT-C or B using the dock w/ASUS keyboard selected. Chrome is the only application I have found that has this problem.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
Can't speak to the Prime, but with the TF101, the hotkeys work just fine regardless of which soft keyboard you're using, the Asus one or the stock one. Just tested, I don't use the Asus one, I'm on the stock ICS keyboard but I just tested and absolutely every hotkey works correctly regardless.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Radiofodder:
The only problem I've encountered is that special characters specific for your language will not work properly. Or in my case, åäö. You can still do capital Bs and Cs - just click B and C again after typing it and it should pop. Fiddly as hell, but I'm sure if enough users report it something will be done.

Bloody' ell, the Asus keyboard isn't exactly a thing of dreams.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
Interesting, so for native English speakers, there's basically no reason to use the Asus soft keyboard then. Unless for some strange reason you like it, that is.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eoghan2t7:
Hi guys I have built many kernels on the wildfire s for cm7 but I noticed that ksgl was not getting compiled so I added it to the build and it compiles but at the end of compiling I get this error and can't think of away to fix it so has anyone got any ideas please?

http://pastebin.com/Agern504
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pfalcon:
This looks like the feature you enabled ("ksgl") depends on some other features to be enabled in your kernel. The most generic way of trying to resolve this is to grep kernel source for names of functions it can't find (from error messages), i.e. "internal_pwr_rail_ctl", "clk_round_rate". If you can't find those, then oops, your kernel misses some source parts, which is unfortunately common issue with source code drops.

Otherwise, note in which file(s) those functions are *defined* (not just referenced). Then, see in the directories of those files, which Kconfig setting enabled them. Then enable them in your .config, then recompile. Repeat until you get it built.

This may seem as too complicated, but is essence of kernel hacking - once you master this, you can hack anything.

And well, sorry if you already knew this ;-)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eoghan2t7:
Thanks I will use the force to fix the errors ;) thanks for the info it helps alot.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] spodie:
I'm so done with this phone the only good thing is 42mbs....so I need some advice....I'm selling so should I get...the 19100 so I can have cm9...I hate touch wiz .....so i dont know if cm9 will have twiz or I was waiting for 32gb nexus but they screwed us..discontinued! !!!!!!.gotta have Verizon and sprints getting a 1.5 processer.and 32gb..WTF...is 16gb enough..I use internal 10gb. And another 10gb off a 16gb card...so should I use clouds..=more data....and I don't even know if ill get 4g on the nexus?????? OR SHOULD I JUST WAIT i want ics bad. And nexus but is the 19100 more practical??? Same price....I'm confused...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] epicroot:
Think you should lay off the powder.

.... What a rambling pile of jibberish you typed...

I think I figured out wtf one of your questions were... nexus>i9100
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] wish777:
nexus dosent even have a sd card..I had it..,sucks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] spodie:
gibbereisshhhhh

LOL ur right it was jibberish ....but nexus is just so damn sexy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Teo032:
If i recall. i9100 doesn't get 3g on tmobile right?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] spodie:
guess

my guess is that they would both get 4g but at 21mbs.....our snapdragons allow us to get 42mbs.....??? ive been google'n it but i cant find it .... even in the begiening when they started to sell the sgs2 tmobiles web site said we had enzoz 1.2 prossers...then they changed it...thats how stupid and unrelieable tmobile is!!!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Teo032:
Oh and yes you will get max 21mbps 3g+ aka."4g" with the gnex. However remember it's about half as slow in data speed than ours... Depending on your location
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Teo032:
Im pretty sure it doesn't work with our 3g network... The 9100 that is... Had it in august.. Didn't work. Don't follow websites specs. They aren't always accurate. Just look up i9100 tmobile 3g. You will find a lot of answers telling you that it only gets edge
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geokilla:
Lately, it seems that batch restore is broken again on Titanium Backup 4.8. Did a reflash of my friend's phone and using the bath restore function, it wouldn't restore anything and the loading bar would load forever. Restore each app one by one didn't work as well. It was broken in 4.7.X as well for me. Does it work for anyone?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
go to setting - application - Titanium - clear data

Hope this shud work, many time i have noticed this after updating TB.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geokilla:
Still not working :(

I think it might be superuser...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chavocarlos:
I have had this issue before, I tried various methods, the last one, that works with me was use busybox from app, then go back using kernel busybox, in don't remember well because I am on ICS now, and I don't find this option in my TiBu.

In other hand, before this "method" I used to restore first five apps, one by one, and after run all the batch.

Just my two cents.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geokilla:
Switching to Talon kernel fixed it for me.
[General Questions and Answers] nadaltennis77:
I am new to flashing, but I want to get ICS on my Samsung Captivate which will not receive an official 4.0 update from Samsung. There are multiple options for ICS roms; the two I have heard most about are Doc Master's and Team Hacksung's CM9 (alpha). Please leave comments as to the general stability for the most up to date versions of the roms if you have experience with them. I am not interested in a buggy rom; i want one that is stable and that has most/all functions. I am a little bit confused on both forums for these roms how stable these roms are. Especially Doc Master's (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1462035). It does not list any specific bugs for the versions; does this mean everything works? I'm new to this so I am confused.

Also, if I would flash one of these ICS roms and decide it is too buggy, or I don't want it anymore, can I get back to my stock Gingerbread 2.3.5 (what I currently have). If so, how? Is the best way to make a nandroid backup of my stock rom (does that work for stock?)? If not, what is.

I appreciate your help.
[General Questions and Answers] nadaltennis77:
Help please!

Bump. I really would appreciate any help.
[General Questions and Answers] clockwiseinc:
ICS rom

I have flashed the 2 roms you asked about. I liked them both until I found Dark Knights ICS 4.0.4. Everything works and it is smooth and fast. I have tried others also, I also liked MIUI but Dark Knights is the best so far for me.

If you search XDA you will find the answers to your other questions. You just have to be willing to read a few threads. When I started I screwed up just about every way you can think of and someone was willing to help me out.

If you go to You tube and search for videos on how to flash your Captivate, many will come up (I am a visual person). Look for videos from Josh at Mobile Tech Videos. He knows what he is talking about and is a great help.
[General Questions and Answers] craig@xatik:
It would probably be better if you posted this question in the captivate forums.

I would post the link but I don't have the power to do that yet.

As for your question, I am currently running the CM9 Alpha version and am loving it. It has been my daily driver for quite some time and I would definitely recommend using this ROM.

All of your questions can be found in the captivate forums. You'll have to read a lot but it's better to read more so you know what you're getting yourself in to.