yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
I think its a 10 post minimum to post in the dev forum, you should be OK now.

Edit: thanks for posting this, I have recently gone back to cm7 from which the reason I left it for sense is because of the camera issue. Having had no satisfaction it any of the sense customs (every kernel available to this device has Bluetooth dropout issues) I installed a cm7 'nightly' with tiamat kernel and used a third party camera app to get around the camera freeze issues I was experiencing. This seems like a much better fix.
[HTC Incredible S] kaijura:
@slugthru

nice work, you should submit this on the cm gerrit review. None of their devs who manage the vivo read this section anymore and I don't see anyone ever dev'ing for the vivo except kali- / Guilio.

You should do it so that they are aware of it and can implement a patch.
[HTC Incredible S] jpkbeddu:
Can I flash this kernel fix to MIUI.?

Sent from my Incredible S
[HTC Incredible S] slugthru:
Thanks, I plan to submit it but will have to wait until next week.

Besides, I only tested it one one device, it would be nice to see if there's some feedback.
[HTC Incredible S] slugthru:
It's aosp so you should be ok - haven't tried though.
[HTC Incredible S] SandySemenov:
Will it work with tiamat/lordclockans kernel or only cyanogen stock kernel?
[HTC Incredible S] slugthru:
I don't see why not, they share the same code. But the fix will have to get in the cm7 kernel git and in the tiamat git - only after that a new build of the tiamat kernel can be done with the fix. Or you can clone the tiamat kernel git, apply the fix and build it for yourself.

As for the zip file I uploaded - it contains an entire kernel and will overwrite any kernel you already have.
[HTC Incredible S] Psyloid:
Word !!! Do it, submit it !!
[HTC Incredible S] slugthru:
Will do, but for the moment I'm in Paris with just my phone - can't do it for the moment. With working camera - did I mention that already? :)
[HTC Incredible S] Psyloid:
Awesome !!
[HTC Incredible S] slugthru:
Submitted: http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,13738
[HTC Incredible S] SandySemenov:
My congratulations! :)
[HTC Incredible S] Z7722:
It works!!! Thank you man!!!
[HTC Incredible S] slugthru:
You're welcome! Good to know it is working for somebody else besides me :)
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
I installed it the other day, works brilliant. Lost it when I updated to 7.2 though and haven't reapplied yet. Nice work solving what has been the biggest issue with this Rom for most users on this device since day one. :cool:
[HTC Incredible S] thuanngotau:
Thank you!

Your submit now is still in review progress and I hope that it will be merged soon! :D

Any new "temporary fix" for your device right now?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] motionUS:
In the development thread DooMLoRD mentioned that the phone comes in two versions. There seems to be confilicting info about this. I have seen sites say it is quad band HSDPA and there is not 2 different models and only the lt26i. I would like to import to the USA and use on ATT 3g. It looks like the lt26i will work on att 3g. Below is the info listed in the development section of the site.

Model number:

The Xperia S has model number as LT26 and has two models LT26i and LT26a. They differ in the spectrum of frequencies supported for 3G/WCDMA http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_xperia_s-4369.php

LT26i - HSDPA 900 / 2100

LT26a - HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100

The items passing the fcc was the LT26i and it was listed at quad band UMTS/HSDPA

https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas...alledFromFrame=N&application_id=917709&fcc_id

It is also mentioned in this engadget article

http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/27/sony-xperia-s-jogs-past-the-fcc-carrying-plenty-of-atandt-t-mobi/
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] MasterLinuxer:
I've pre-ordered the Xperia S LT26i from here. If you scroll down a bit and switch to the specification tab you'll see this:

It seems like it supports both frequencies... It'll surly work in Europe right? I live in Israel using Cellcom, I hope it'll work fine.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] LaughinGoh:
I am wondering the same thing too!

I live in Canada and I want to get this phone but I know Canada will be the last to get it.

Is the ' i ' version going to work for me in Canada?

Please help!

Thank you.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] wing_zero8556:
check the Xperia S whitepaper

http://dl-www.sonymobile.com/cws/download/1/105/035/2/1327908899/Xperia_S_WP_2.pdf

"LT26i UMTS HSPA 850 (Band V), 900 (Band VIII), 1900 (Band II),

2100 (Band I)

GSM GPRS/EDGE 850, 900, 1800, 1900"
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] LaughinGoh:
so it's safe to say there is going to be only one version?

if so, I will order my Xperia S and start using it in Canada!! :)
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Nimche:
From what I have seen for the last three months, only one version which is quad band. Today I ordered one from ebay shipping from Hong Kong and I should be receiving it next week sometimes around Thursday. I will report back once I have it.

EDIT:

for people interested, this is the place I ordered it from http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sony-Ericsson-Xperia-S-LT26i-Unlocked-12mp-32GB-Android-Phone-White?item=150770279921&cmd=ViewItem&_trksid=p5197.m185&_trkparms=algo%3DRPSI%252BSIC.NPJS%26itu%3DUCP%252BUA%252BMAGEXP%252BI%26otn%3D12%26pmod%3D190644185862%26po%3DLPV%252BLVI%26ps%3D63%26clkid%3D6745036511139896139#ht_3032wt_1396
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Alien987:
This.

White paper clearly states HSPA 850/1900 is included. And FWIW GSMArena corrected the specifications page to reflect this http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_xperia_s-4369.php
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Reds4ever:
I have ordered one from Clove in the UK. It should be shipped Mon or Tue.

I will report back once I either trim down my SIM card or buy a micro SIM.

I am on Telus now running an unlocked generic Xperia Arc.

Cheers
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] don_gabrielli:
I can confirm it is a quad band. It supports UMTS/HSPA Bands 1/2/5/8. See screenshot from my service menu.

PS: the phone is unbelievably awesome.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] miguelmaldonado:
I know this thread is old.. but my xperia s only gets edge internet conection..! D: No 3g at all! I'm in Bolivia btw. With "a" versions of other xperia phones I was able to get 3g internet connection.. why is this happening?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Min3r:
The 'a' and the'i' signify different versions of Baseband. The baseband determines which 3g network you connect to ! Make sure you pick up the right instrument otherwise you wont be able to connect to 3G. Google "3G baseband" + your Country and then see which model, the a or the i supports that baseband :p Wrong baseband => No 3g :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
[YOUTUBE]a9kaIw6uL2E[/YOUTUBE]

​

If you want to talk in IRC, I'm in here all day: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#classicnerd&uio=MTE9MA4c

Hello all,

Aspiring dev here, wanted to try my hand at porting a rom.

The rom I have ported is classicnerd ICS. The teams website is www.classicnerd.net. It started as a tweaked version of CM7 for the HP TouchPad, and now they have moved on to using their own source, so I thought I'd attempt to port it.

Classicnerd is mainly an AOSP rom, but with init tweaks aimed at making the UI very fluid and smooth, hence the "butta" name. Try it out, and let me know of anything that is wrong or that needs fixing etc.

When you long press the power button to bring up the power menu, DO NOT tap reboot into recovery. You'll have to unbrick your kindle. I am going to remove this option from the rom.

Credit and thanks go to:

Hashcode for his kernel (versions 0.0.1 and 0.0.2)

InterceptRaven for his modded kernel (0.0.3+)

classicnerd for the source

cyanogenmod for various tweaks in the rom

TheDoctor for trusting me with his Fire to test these roms before I release them.

I want to give a special thanks to aaricchavez for spending a lot of time with me and actually being the one to figure out what was going on with the port. Thanks!

Not working:

H/W Video decoding

USB storage (working on it)

Things to come:

Custom wallpapers (I'm aware it has HP wallpapers lol)

Correct boot animation

Further tweaks.

Bug fixes

As always, I am not responsible if it asplodes your Fire, etc etc.

PLEASE MAKE A NANDROID BACKUP IN TWRP BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING ELSE!!

Flash this in recovery like any other rom.

Please be courteous and definitely leave me feedback.

Also, volume control is a good app to have, it lets you easily adjust the volume. https://market.android.com/details?id=rubberbigpepper.VolumeControl I plan to integrate it into the rom, soon.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
[ROM][March 12]Classicnerd Butta ICS ported to Kindle Fire.

reserved for OP
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
Alright guys, thought Id start sharing the love over on the Fire forums.

I will post up here for new wallpapers along side the main CN thread.

"CN Virus"

1536x1024

download: http://www.box.com/s/ag2aemqp9pdejh4g0xb4

"CN Bubbles"

1536x1024

download: http://www.box.com/s/ff0be75cb40b3befe3fe

Check out my wallpaper thread for all my past wallies. also available within the CN App once its becomes available on the Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] death2all110:
Glad to See you got this going Krunk_Kracker :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
Updated OP with version 0.0.2

I'm also testing intersectRaven's kernel to see if it feels better in this rom.

Also, if anyone has any input on how to fix USB mounting, please let me know.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Sblood86:
Presumably this is the same issues as if you reboot into recovery from the ROM in CM7 while running TWRP: the device will than not reboot back to normal mode, but instead loops into recovery every time you reboot.

If that is the case than using CWM will resolve that. The issue is in the reboot wrappers in the recovery itself not the ROM. The DooMLoRD has added a set of scripts to the ramdisk that correct the reboot wrappers so that you can properly boot back to normal mode, fastboot or recovery on command. In short; CWM should work just fine (I have not tested it yet). Basically in summation TWRP has the wrong reboot wrappers for the kindle and therefor does not re-assign the bootmode properly to remove itself from recovery.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
Doomlord has the scripts in the ramdisk of his boot image he uses on his kernel?

On another note, I'm running intersectRavens kernel right now, and it seems to be working very well.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Sblood86:
I'll be honest I don't entirely understand ramdisks lol... Having said that I know that the recovery resides in the ramdisk and the kernel utilizes the ramdisk but technically speaking the ramdisk is not part of the kernel. I know when you build a boot.img or a recovery.img both are accompanied with a ramdisk so I would assume that the recovery and normal boot functions exist in separate locations of the ramdis, subsequently it doesn't matter what kernel you are using so long as you flash the correct recovery.img

DooMLoRD has all the scripts needed in the ramdisk files in his recovery tree

I imported the bootable_recovery part of that to my CM7 manifest and the parts needed for the ramdisk (the reboot wrappers primarily) I imported into my device tree for the kindle

Basically the point is you should be able to reboot out of recovery if you are using CWM and you chose recovery from the ROM :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Whiskey103:
Oke. Cleaned as per OP request.

Kinda reset ;)

cheers

Whiskey

Forum Moderator
[Kindle Fire Android Development] acax456:
I'm going to test it now ;)))
[Kindle Fire Android Development] nind:
What it the problem with USB mounting? Does the notification show up?

(Which device tree are you using btw?)

The problem with the usb notification was that for tablets it is not implemented in AOSP (only for phones), the commit to enable it should be somewhere in https://github.com/KFire-Android/android_frameworks_base/commits/ics in the SystemUI/src folder.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
When you connect the usb cable, it says "connected as installer", if you go into settings and turn on MTP, settings force closes.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] nind:
I don't remember a "connected as installer" message, we also don't use MTP anymore, only mass_storage (but it worked for me with MTP on linux). Have a look into the /frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/statusbar/tablet/ folder, only found this commit right now.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
Beautiful. I'll go through that tonight at the house. Thanks a ton for your help!

(I'm out of thanks today, lol)

:edit:

Oh ****, you're siric. Double thanks for all your help, and thanks for not picking on us new wannabe devs :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] shahabk818:
so many links :confused: which one should i click for download the ROM? does HD videos work? what about hardware acceleration?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
0.0.1 is first release, 0.0.2 is second release etc
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
Forgot to say thank you, I appreciate your time in doing that for me!

To the others, I have a further tweaked version with intersectRaven's kernel. Just waiting on him to get back to me with an OK to release with his kernel. 1.2GHZ is mighty nice on this Fire :)

I love my TouchPad, but I have got to say, I totally see the allure of the Fire. It's a very nice, and very sturdy 7" tablet with decent specs for a good price. Not getting rid of my TouchPad because the 10" screen is great for work (I use it to RDP into my servers at work), but this Fire is a lot easier to transport. I think I'll enjoy learning to dev on this thing :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sasquatch080:
Yay!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dino1342:
I was 1 of the first people to post when u needed testers and I have to say it was def worth the wait this is the best ics rom I put on my KF thanks for all ur work and time and def can't wait to see how far u can take this rom good work man
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
Wow, thank you! I really appreciate that!

This is just the first step in my learning how to do this. The next big step is to take this from being a port, to actually being built from Classicnerd source.

But, until then I will continue to tweak this and do what I can.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] J35US:
looking for a simple website / program with no coding experience needed to build a simple app that get bits of text via twitter and pictures via flicker

has to be idiot proof
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] New_World_Order:
Hi guys, was just wondering if was possible to screenshot whilst using 4.0.3, and if so, how?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kurtis.pullin:
It's the home button and the power button :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] New_World_Order:
I seem to have tried that, but it doesn't work?

Any kind of time period, or order?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freemini:
God.. it's volume down and power. Press and hold them at the same time.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] New_World_Order:
Got it. Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kurtis.pullin:
That's strange, I tried volume down + power and it don't work on my phone only home and power. Maybe because I'm running XXLPH :\
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] New_World_Order:
It's the home and lock button, you just need to hold them for a few seconds
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GDF01:
On LPH both methods work.

1- press and hold power button, then press home button.

2- volume down and power button at the same time.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] hanley.michaels:
Hello, I have been going through the process for setting up a swap space on my SDcard for Webtop on my Bionic. Everything has gone well as far as using Webtop2SD, paritioning my SDcard for the swap space, and getting terminal and synaptic package manager to run in Webtop mode. However the next step is to go into PartitionManager and navigate to the swap space but everytime I attempt to launch PartitionManager is get this error:

/usr/bin/partitionmanager-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libparted.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I went back to ADB and did the following to eliminate this potential problem:

adb shell

su

mount -o remount, rw /

That has still not resolved this. I have gone back into Syanptic and did a complete uninstall and then a new install and this also hasnt cleared it up. Is anyone else having this issue? I would appreciate any help that can be offered.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] haupman:
I am having this same problem. I will let you know if I can resolve it.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] haupman:
I don't think either GParted or Partition Manager can be run from Webtop. GParted can be run from ADB Shell through Windows and the thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1309712 has instructions to avoid using Partition Manager when creating a swap file for WebTop2SD.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] phonic:
Hey Everyone,

I apologize if this is a repost. I know I read somewhere (I believe here) about a similar issue, but I couldn't find it in searching.

A little background - AT&T SGS2 running stock rom (2.3.4), rooted, using a custom kernel (2.6.35.6) I got off of here.

Anyway, my phone has been working great for months. All of a sudden, my battery indicator is completely wacky and innacurate. It seems to have started after I came back from a trip and had to put it in 'airplane mode' a few times.

The battery level indicator goes down very quickly, and is not a true indication of my phone's charge level. I noticed it a couple days ago (after we came back) where after about 6 hours, I was down to 40%. Normally after a full day's usage I am still at ~80% by the time I get home from work. Since my phone had been running for weeks without a reboot, I decided to reboot it, thinking maybe I had some overzealous background processes running. It came back online with the battery indicator at 8% (down from 40% a minute prior)! After about 30mins or so, it began to go up, and settled around 14%. It stayed at this level for hours, until I plugged it in when I went to bed.

The next morning, same thing, it would lose 1-2% every few minutes until it got down to <10%, where I would get a warning about a low battery level. But once it hit that mark, it would stay there for hours and my phone would work perfectly fine.

As I mentioend above, I thought I read a similar story where the recommendation was to turn the phone off, charge it up all the way, and then turn it back on after it was fully charged. I tried that last night, but my phone is down to 87% after only 2 hours of non-use.

I've made sure that UV/OC'ing was disabled, that no background apps are doing anything weird, etc. And it's not like my battery is really dying quickly - it's just that Android thinks it is. I've checked the level using multiple programs, and all report the same incorrect information.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to fix it? Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
You have encountered two separate issues, one of which is widely documented (fuel gauge reaction to rebooting), one of which is unexpected but possible on UCKH7 (abnormal drain).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] phonic:
But it doesn't look like the battery is really draining that much quicker, only that it's showing that it is. For example, while it might take me only 3 hours to go from 100%-10%, I'll stay at 10% for hours.

It's like the battery is no longer calibrated properly.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] CyberGhos:
Do you use Samsung original charger? If not, try. It should go away.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] SoCaliTrojan:
Take your battery out for a few minutes. The SG2 differs in that it uses a chip for battery calibration/stats. You need to cut power to it completely to reset it. Now, if it still does it afterward, either the battery is faulty, or the phone's ability to measure voltages is wonky.

Also, are you using the phone's Power Saving mode? Maybe the battery is dying but the phone is taking steps to make it last longer?

---------- Post added at 10:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:18 AM ----------

I used to never use my Samsung charger and never had issues. However, months of using my blackberry charger has rendered it now ineffective. The charger dongle was slightly smaller, and its continuous wiggling messed up my phone's power port slightly. It's a good thing that my Samsung charger still works.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] phonic:
When we were on vacation, I was using my wife's charger for her phone (T-Mobile G2x) so we didn't need to take two (seemingly) identical chargers with us. My understanding was that the pinout and voltage were all the same, so I didn't think it would matter. Maybe that had an impact?

Normally I use my Samsung charger, and have been since we got back.

I haven't tried removing the battery yet, since its in a hard shell case and was hoping I could resolve the issue without taking it apart. But I'll try that tonight.

Power saving mode is disabled. I've also disabled BT, Wi-Fi, GPS, and shut down every app. In the time since my first post (84%) and now, I'm down to 58%, and my phone has been sitting on my desk unused the entire time.

According to the built in battery monitor, Android OS accounts for 92% of battery usage, with Display at 3%, Cell Standby at 3% and Phone Idle at 2%.

As I mentioned above, I thought I read something about a 'trick' to reset the battery gauge by turning the phone off, charging it to 100%, unplugging it, and then turning it back on. Was I mistaken?

Thanks for the responses.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] phonic:
FYI - I just pulled the battery, let it sit for a minute, and plugged it back in.

Battery level went from 58% to 39% after it powered back on.

I'll try charging it again to see if it has any noticeable impact.

Oh, I did want to mention that I've been very religious when it comes to charging my phone properly and trying to "take care" of the battery. I never let it get below 20% (outside of recently due to the issue), I always charge it up to 100%, I never do quick "let me just charge it for 15 minutes to make a call" type charges, I always use a wall charger and not a car charger, etc.

Down to 38% during the time it took me to type this...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] AndAllThingsWillEnd:
That to me sounds like you might have an app creating a wakelock and preventing it from going into deep sleep.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
With the exception of high load immediately following a reset (which is why it goes funky on a low-battery reboot), it's basically impossible for the fuel gauge to go out of calibration. It's designed to continuously converge towards truth.

Check the raw battery voltage when it seems to be funny. If your voltage is consistently low, you might be experiencing a hardware failure (like maybe the battery's protection circuit is on its way out.)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] phonic:
After pulling the battery, putting it back in and recharging it, it seems to be working well now. Too early to say for sure, but I went the entire afternoon and evening (up until now) with some mild usage, and am only at 84%. So far so good!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] fx_fury:
The phone has a voltage drop which causes the drop from 58 to 39 when you reboot it. I'm not a fan of it either.