yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows 8 General] dragonslee:
I have the same issue with the same card. Hopefully someone can figure out the issue.
[Windows 8 General] jasonmantaz:
I'm getting the same problem here :(
[Windows 8 General] yahyoh:
install it with comparability mode for windows 7 and it will work when will finish setup it will ask u to download net frame work 3.5 and it will work
[Windows 8 General] sh4d0w86:
fix to issue. here
[Windows 8 General] kooskoos1814:
Same card, same problem. ATI Tray Tools doesn't work either...

I have a random graphic bug on the desktop (only on the desktop), it randomly flashs black...
[Windows 8 General] dragonslee:
I was able to get ccc running by removing all the ati drivers and reinstalling by setting the installation file to run in windows 7 compatibility and run as admin. The issue I have now is while trying to watch anything on YouTube the video card runs as if I were gaming heavily and Firefox freezes up, this also occurs with IE. Hopefully these issues will get worked out soon.
[Windows 8 General] gkillerx:
I guess you didn't install the windows 8 CP drivers?

support.amd.com/us/kbarticles/Pages/Windows8ConsumerPreviewDrivers.aspx

There you go. Only problem is you will need to COMPLETLY remove all other drivers. I recommend re do the installation and install only these drivers/.
[Windows 8 General] StereoD:
Install driver in compatible mode with windows 7, the ccc and it worked, i set the screen scaling, but the problem now is that every time I switch on my pc all the ccc values ​​are reset and must reconfigure the scaling :confused::confused:
[Windows 8 General] gkillerx:
Why don't you just do what I see you need to do? It's fine over here if you follow my steps....
[Windows 8 General] StereoD:
With drivers for Windows 8 is not working the ccc
[Windows 8 General] dragonslee:
Those drivers didn't work for me and as outlined on that page the Radeon HD 4000 series isn't supported.

On another note now that I have the drivers working by using compatibility mode as previously stated adobe flash constantly crashes. I think this is due to hardware acceleration from the video card. Anyone else with this issue?
[Windows 8 General] zackoes:
some problem here, looking for answer..
[Windows 8 General] pazman2k:
Guys, installing 11-12_vista64_win7_64_dd_ccc_ocl.exe by right clicking and selecting Troubleshoot Compatability (which set it to Win XP SP3) has solved this for me.

CCC installs and runs fine, I can configure the overscan and my second monitor is finally back to normal.
[Windows 8 General] dragonslee:
Are you able to get flash videos to work on youtube or vimeo or anyplace online? I am finding my browser freezes and I can hear audio but see a solid green color where the video should be. This occurs under the desktop and metro version of IE, the latest beta of Firefox and the latest beta of Chrome. I have uninstalled, rebooted computer and reinstalled flash mutliple times as well as the drivers for my Radeon 4890. I believe flash uses hardware acceleration from the graphics card which may or may not get corrected anytime soon.
[Windows 8 General] pazman2k:
Yes - flash video is working fine. I'm using Chrome as primary browser but have also just tested with IE and it's ok.

Here's the steps I took:

1. Install .NET 3.5 from Windows features

2. Remove any previous ATI/AMD installs INCLUDING the Windows 8 default ATI Driver

3. Install 11-12_vista64_win7_64_dd_ccc_ocl

4. Did a custom install and could see it will install its own driver

Couple of shots for you:
[General Questions and Answers] Dillsnik:
i have an upgrade available with ATT, and old phone is gone so am using an old iphone 3GS with a cracked screen, so the need is fairly urgent.

THe Vivid, Skyrocket, and Nitro all seem like equally fine phones to me, with a slight lean to skyrocket just based on user opinion on here. ALl three of those could be gotten pretty cheap, like < $100 or so. So that's a plus.

The note looks great, but i just don't think i can deal with the size. I don't like to wear a clip, and take my phone out of my pocket any time i sit down as it is. I just think in jeans this thing is gonna be annoying.

Would you guys get in now with one of the three phones currently available (and for a good price), or wait it out for the Nexus or something else to hit market on ATT? i do hate playing the waiting game for a phone, but if it winds up being worth it i would be glad i waited.
[General Questions and Answers] Dillsnik:
What's everyone's best guess on when to expect Nexus?
[General Questions and Answers] Att.Fan1982:
Wait at least until summer time to take advantage of the latest smartphones being released then.
[General Questions and Answers] Dillsnik:
Thanks, ****
[General Questions and Answers] sportsstar89:
Wait man the one x will be out soon quadcore ;)

Edit: whoops only the international version is quadcore at&t is dual core
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notherman10:
Hi,

I recently flashed my HTC desire z to the Ice cream samwich, and aftel the flash my touchscreen is not responding. I have no idea what do do, and as this is my everyday phone, I really need it back to life!! if there isnt a way to get it working, I could always flash it to HTC stock android and try again, but can you do that on a computer?

Im stuck, and I'd really appreciate any kind of help!!

Thanks so much anyone!

Nother
[Hardware Hacking General] hungry81:
Hi if someone could translate the instructions on this page:

http://www.radiation-watch.org/p/assembly-manual.html#sec7

into english it would make a pretty cool addon.

Thanks
[Hardware Hacking General] AyeGee:
FTFY! (Need 10 characters to answer you)
[Hardware Hacking General] cougarten:
search the market for com.rdklein.radioactivity

its a geiger counter based on your camera taped off and it seems pretty legit and amazing :)

check the website too

hotray-info.de

luckily i couldn't really test it yet :)
[Hardware Hacking General] xHausx:
I was looking forward to testing this until I realized they want five bucks for it. Also judging by the reviews I would say it's either a scam or it just wouldn't work with my phone anyways, someone else with an Evo 3D put on there that it didn't pick up anything from a radium watch or a stack thorium welding rods.
[Hardware Hacking General] ranger4740:
How can the camera pick up radio active particals to make a Geiger counter? When the cmos is only designed to pick up emf (electro magnetic frequency) in the human visual spectrum? OK given that most cmos camera devices will stretch a little bit outside the normal human spectrum up to infrared but not much more than that, radio active particals are not within the visual emf of humans...

sent from my legend, currently using extream legend fuse™
[Hardware Hacking General] giritrobbins:
This is because that radioactive particles are much higher energy and will act on the CMOS detector. It works by figuring out what the noise pattern on your camera is then it just looks for spikes in pixels or groups of pixels and maps those are radiation. There are some fudge factors to convert from pixels and stuff to actual radiation numbers.
[Hardware Hacking General] stretched:
So does your camera have to be active for this to work? Or can it work passively?
[Hardware Hacking General] juzz86:
The sensor will need to be open (active).

Keep in mind that it'll be somewhat useful to detect the presence of radiation, but absolutely useless for quantifying it. It'll also be quite insensitive.

If you're after a dose rate (quantifying) meter, you'd be better served by a serial-connected counter. If you're just mucking around though, the camera-based one may suffice :)
[Hardware Hacking General] pulser_g2:
It's somewhat similar to the pulse detector apps for phones... Cool to play with, and lets you say "oh my heart rate is faster after I did my run"... But while it's relatively accurate, you'd want a real monitor for any serious usage... Or take the pulse manually :p

I guess similar applies here. The dosage depends on the amount of radiation emitted, not how much manages to "light up" the Cmos above background noise...

Again, cool to point at rock which is slightly above background levels, but no something you want to rely on.
[Hardware Hacking General] ranger4740:
Oh just thought of something, the sample rate of the sensor would effect the readings wouldn't it?

sent from my legend, currently using extream legend fuse™
[Hardware Hacking General] E:V:A:
The "REAL RadioactivityCounter" made by scientist Rolf-Dieter Klein, is indeed a very serious competitor. The mere fact that someone has bothered to work out the details how to make a cheap mobile cam, detect ionizing radiation, deserves a PhD by it self.

The difference in using your phone with taped over cam, costing you $5 bucks, is nothing compared to buying a dedicated device in the $100+ range, that is only slightly better for certain types of short-range radiation like (alpha and low-energy beta). In addition the cam CMOS sensors doesn't saturate under high doses, like an ionization based device, and thus provides better accuracy!

The sensitivity depends on the physics of your mobile camera, where most phone cams start picking up radiation at about 10 µSv/h. For the iPad2 it picks up radiation already at the 1 µSv/h level.

So unless you are making high-precision, low-energy or background radiation measurements (like looking for Radon in houses), this app is worth every penny. In addition it is one of the best supported apps out there, with a solid scientific base.

Links:

Hack-A-Day - presentation and review

Developer Web Site

Forum

I especially like the radioactive Bavarian mushrooms YouTube video!
[Hardware Hacking General] bamx2:
Would this be sensitive enough to detect leakage outside of x-ray rooms ? Yes, I realize that is is not a substitute for the devices used by licensed radiation safety expert.
[Hardware Hacking General] E:V:A:
Probably not, since "leakage" measurements involve low level (and possibly also low energy) detection, under a long time.
[Hardware Hacking General] [Alien]:
It works
[Hardware Hacking General] xHausx:
It appears the Evo 3D is on their site of devices it works with, so maybe that was just a garbage review after all? It would be nice if there was a trial version for it, I have some Cd-109 and Sr-90 sources I'd like to test it with.

You would think the optics would block nearly all of it, but they say some cameras can still pick up beta particles (Sr-90 specifically). If so this may be useful in finding pitchblende.
[Hardware Hacking General] E:V:A:
Again it depend on the construction and location of the camera module. This is also the reason why they prefer to use the front facing camera for this. It simply contains less lenses and simpler electronics, that can complicate proper measurements. According to the developer, measuring pitchblende is working really well!
[Hardware Hacking General] wayzata:
Not necessarily... any good heart rate monitoring app works completely perfectly. Maybe you have a bad camera/flash position or the app can't count. It's exactly the same as a pulse ox that they use in hospitals, no reason it'd be any less accurate. If you don't believe me go break into an ER and measure with both :p
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] markledra:
Hello. Can I flash CyanogenMOD 7.2.0 RC5.5 on Galaxy Mini with the following firmware:

PDA: S5570LWMKPJ

CSC: S5570LUUBKP8

Currently running Gingerbread 2.3.6 with root. Have also flashed CWM
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] frazar:
No. Squadzone wrote that you need a KPI, KPL or KPK stock rom. However you can just try and see if it works, but maybe you'll get some troubles...
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] markledra:
Could I flash the required stock rom instead, then go ahead and flash cyanogen mod?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] kitrax59:
Actually, you can use any baseband you like.. I have used plenty of them and did not have any issues. from EU to Latin AM firmware.. but for best results, you use the preferred baseband that developers specify.. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] lonestrider:
He's right, buddy.

I've tried 2.3.6 with CM7 RC5.5. And I got several problems. When I play Angry Birds, sometimes it closed itself, sometimes the phone reboot after I send message & lock the screen. Sometimes the screen doesn't coming back after I lock it.

So, use recommended baseband. It'll work for the best.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Agamennone:
i had same baseband and CyanogenMOD works prefectly.

i've tried also with S5570JVKT1 and still works fine.

i think that any baseband with GB is fine for Cyanogen ( but i've not tried all :D)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] galaxy mini:
XXKPK is the best base for cm doesnt matter if its squads or the rc0 fom madteam or mebitek!! Choose kpk and you dont get in trouble ;-)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] xany_28:
what will happen or what is the benefit after I installed the CWM on my stock/ official 2.3.4GB?

Please give me some pro's and con's because I've been curious about cwm since ive been encountering that term every time I read here in xda.

just a noob...thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] kitrax59:
No Con's, Just Pro's.. hahaha :D You can flash custom ROMs once you have cwm installed.. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] songolas77:
yes you can't, i used xxwmkpj for my rc 5.6...fine for me..
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Nathan5567:
Better use squadzone's prefered baseband
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tichs:
Hi Guys Onlive Desktop app just got released a few hours ago but To run it in phones it may need a tweak in build prop, it says that doesn't support the screen but 7 inch or higher screen. Maybe build.prop may trick the app into thinking it's 7 inch and a honeycomb tablet by changing the properties, But it may be not cause it may check directly with the phone's hardware. What do you think?

http://androidforums.com/triumph-all-things-root/508232-onlive-desktop-now-available-android.html
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Krendelrus:
Read the forum rules, this doesn't belong to actual development
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alvin.durant:
Is it possible to port beats audio to galaxy s2.. galaxy SL has Beats audio thanks to fuss132 and other android devices also. :o
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
SEARCH .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sanderbos1402:
I think that has already been done. I know it's there in westcrips ressurection rom.

A search will probably give you a solution...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] engloa:
here you go mate

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1525226
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
You could use a placebo instead as that works much better .

Full Nandroid backup before installing as well plus the ability/knowledge to recover from a boot loop required for this flash .

Or just read the posts in the thread .

jje
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] ctarys:
I have Saunalahti service provider which works in Elisa's network and the signal is very poor and I think this problem appeared after updating to .35 kernel. Now I have AuroraICS, but the same problem was with miui.

The AP is very close, I can actually see the mast and I used to have very good signal. Also weird is that signal can sometimes be like -98 dbm 8 asu, and suddenly at the same spot it changes to -107dbm and 3 asu or 0 asu. So what could I do? Is there any boost for signal or changing the air interface? Just feels like it's automatically changing something and that's why signal gets suddenly weak?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YourWorstPoison:
Basically what I wanna do is use my phone to tether my Xbox. I have the Nexus S 4G rooted running cyanogenmod 9 nightly. I don't have a computer so I'm kind of lost. Every time I try to tether it didn't work. So any help would be appreciated.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wmdunn:
Here's the latest wi-fi tether app ... that should get you going.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YourWorstPoison:
Thank you. Is there a certain way you have to set it up? I'm only getting like .2kbs.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wmdunn:
The only steps I take when using the tethering app is change the ssid to my personal choice, and then open the access control and set it up for security by only allowing my laptop to connect. As for the d/l speeds, that really depends on your individual situation. Since I have wimax available, my speeds are very good. Hope this helps ...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YourWorstPoison:
Thank you. I'll try messing with it more when I get home.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wmdunn:
Here's specifically what I do ...

Leave the device profile on auto, leave the setup method on auto, do not enable encryption. Check the boxes on access control, vibrate on connect, and disable wake lock. Next, I start the tethering ... once connected, go into access control through the menu, where you will see the mac address of your connected device. Check the box, and save through the menu. This will secure your signal so that no one else can connect. I then will turn off the tethering and then re-start the tethering app. This will allow the access control to start with the saved configuration. Sorry if this is too elementary ... just wanted to be helpful with the details.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mabry:
Leaving the device on auto & auto put my tether in an 'ad hoc' network. If you want it to be more like an actual wireless router then change the device profile to Google Nexus One and Setup Method to softap(master). That will create an 'infrastructure' network meaning just about anything with a wireless connection should connect to it. My friends PS3 can't connect to ad hoc networks, so I played around with it for a bit.

Hope this helps in anyway.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YourWorstPoison:
I came home and messed with it and got it working. Thank you guys for the help.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mabry:
anytime, bro. Glad you got it working.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] gmp009:
try this guys and share ur experience too!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1523760
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] sriidhar:
Good work buddy
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] boaxfux:
Unable to install. It CWM says there is an error in the zip file. Status 0. I downloaded twice and still the same error.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] nvt992:
ohh!!!!!!! holly sh*t@@@

great!!!!!! listen favorites songs as i never hear them before :DDDDD

so much thanks for your link !!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Small_town_boy:
Same here :(

Swyped from my first Android device....!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] nvt992:
just do with root explorer.or waiting for flashable for galaxy mini (need time)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Small_town_boy:
How to do it with root explorer....?

Swyped from my first Android device....!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] denzel09:
Extract, copy and paste
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] chemicalrage:
EDIT: Am really sorry guys. This is not working. I mean its showing in CWM that flashing is complete, but actually nothing got pushed to system.

You have to use root explorer and push all files manually to system according to "system/ "in zip.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] oXside89:
nice share bro
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Midomad:
i flashed it but i cant find anything into system using root explorer :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] droidface:
Can be used in custom rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] lonestrider:
it's better to ask on the original thread for more information, bro.

afaik, it works for any ginberbrea-based rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] gmp009:
It will work on all GB rom!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] gboydroid:
?_? flash aborted ><
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] DeeJayAhmed:
I Flashed It!

But Idk Whtx Next!=P

Where Do I Go To Configure It??

Im On CM 7.2.0 RC5.5??

No New Icon In App Drawer, No Additional Option In Settings...!

I May Sound Dumb =P But Plx Help!!=))

+ Through Root Explorer I Cnt Find The Filex Which Should Have Been Copy After Flashing This Zip!!

Nothing New In Bin, ETC nd LIB Folder!!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] eksdiey:
listen

all left for you to do is listen and be amazed.;]
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] chemicalrage:
Sorry - - - - - - Lol at those people who actually thought there was sound difference after flashing.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] lonestrider:
that moment, when your comment:

become epic when you read the next comment:

​

peace bro... :D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] nvt992:
ok.did u read all my post?. before talking somthing, please read anything carefully:mad:

i''m the first person in this thread said that u must use root explorer to do, not use cwm.

ok, please see this devs in other topic in xda, which have disscusion by many exp users and devs for detail.

go here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1525226

and here http://www.xda-developers.com/android/beats-audio-now-available-on-any-gingerbread-rom/

for someones who dont understand why OP deleted thread, see that:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23177885&postcount=109
[HTC Amaze 4G] rubyman94:
Do we need them?
[HTC Amaze 4G] pressytcn:
Newer phones has them build in their firmware and have more memory

But the 2010 models like the Htc desire etc needs those cleaning tools
[HTC Amaze 4G] rubyman94:
I herd that it slows your phone because you kill like chunks of the android software and you make it load back up again so its slower and makes your battery die quicker.
[HTC Amaze 4G] brianbmb:
I can't explain in technical terms, but basically the Android OS is different than say Windows on your PC, where you don't really want to have a bunch of processes running in the background. It actually optimizes performance to have it loaded in the memory, and by killing it you only make your phone work that much harder to either load it when you want to use it, or when it continues to load itself into the memory a short time later.

When I first got my smartphone, someone recommended Advanced Task Killer to me as a battery saving tool, but I never noticed any improved battery life. If anything, the constant checking and killing of tasks made me use the phone more and drained the battery faster.
[HTC Amaze 4G] andy55:
I'm using go launcher and it has the option of killing running tasks, and once you do, you can leave the phone untouched and come back to it 20 mins later, all those programs are back up and running, so I don't even bother with killing them, just leave it all running. I've never noticed an improvement with battery life either, or noticed any lag with a bunch of apps running in the background.

Best thing you can do is debloat, that way there are fewer apps running, that you don't need anyway.
[HTC Amaze 4G] freakboy13:
+1

First off most task killers are just bs.

The real way to stop tasks from sucking up your memory and or slowing your phone is exactly what andy said.

Dl titanium back up pro, and "freeze" or (with caution of course)

Remove them.

Most apps restart any ways so it a waste.

Check your permissions, see what your also are doing im the background, and shut off what you don't like or want.

I use go launcher/locker(sorry about my lil ics joke...lol) as well and that task killer is just like the others...worthless. lol.

I have found that the task killer by gannicus is ok, but again what's the point when **** just reboots ..

Hope that helps
[HTC Amaze 4G] eggydrums:
Well, I use htcs task manager to close the browser because if even if you click back to exit it, it still stays open, but that's pretty much it

Sent from my HTC Amaze 4G using Xparent Green Tapatalk
[HTC Amaze 4G] hamza arbeed:
I use

1. Go launcher which is instead of sense

2. Go TaskManager widget. it is awesome.

3. root uninstaller to delete the crap.

4. Autorun manager to stop the apps that I don't need them to run when I reboot.

5. There is another one is more simple than the first one . it's startup manager

Note: 3,4, and 5 starts when you reboot so to stop that use Autorun manager to stop startup manager and use startup manager to stop Autorun manager and root uninstaller.

Sometimes you don't like some apps to be deleted but they are annoying because they start with the system, so use 4 and 5

I use both of them because each one has its own ability.

Do Not Shut the apps that are important to not brick your phone.

Use it on your own risk