yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
i dont have the ability to test this because im staying the night at my dads, but i built and took forever to get to it.. my building scripts failed when using u1sdtool to stop or upload or publish to ubuntu one.. apparently its a known flaw, just means i have to write a better script.. anyways.. uploading to rom manager.. i will build tomorrow so if u wanna wait till then, i would suggest to do so..

Rom (Untested): update-cm-9-20120408-UNOFFICIAL-toro-signed[1].zip

md5sum: 9d27d51711f584da0bc8df25c825de03

Changelog

Camera: Pinch to zoom

hide dock and icon in Trebuchet Settings
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
built today, i lost internet pretty much at the end of the building and tethering wasnt cutting it to upload.. just got back internet a bit ago and uploading now..

EDIT: ugh.. lost internet again for a moment, have to restart upload...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
the internet collapsed again... now im uploading to rom manager and ubuntu one at the same time.. it will be slower, but i do believe ubuntu one wont reset itself when the internet collapses... gonna have to release it using ubuntu one link, will replace the link when rom manager upload is done..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
Changelog:

4/9/12

WebSettings: Add ro.cm.version to default user agent

Camera: Added Pinch zoom

Preferences: Hide dock/icon categories

Took forever because of internet kept crapping out..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
cyanogen is going merge crazy, so far 12 new merges and probably more when i build
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
i am now rebuilding, build failed because of one of the merges broke it.. it was a russian traslation for phone.. anyways, there is code in review to fix this and for now im temporarily merging it so i can build.. im not happy to have something merged like this but its out of my hands.. build will be 1 hr late..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
Changelog:

4/10/12

SystemUI: Fix data activity overlay not being removed when data is disabled

Added support for a fourth audio device - dock

Very much needed cleanup of the Dock

Compact merged dexes on their byte aligned size

Mms: Fix wrong message selection in context menu

Added "Strip unicode" feature

T9 Dialer : Update upon contact info changes

Dialer : Cleanup / landscape consistency

Add common config for devices with low space on system

Audio: Organize, include only newer ringtones

Profiles: add sync and mobile data override

Make the volume overlay more functional

PackageInstaller : Don't restart on orientation change

add userinit script(s) support

man that took me a while to put in.. x_X

*official nightly released today*
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] short/y:
Official nightly released? Where are you looking? I don't see it on download.cyanogenmod.com.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
ha, i keep meaning to take those off x.x when i was publishing my stuff i saw they were building.. when i was done posting everything i looked again and i saw theyre build broke.. u would think that if i can build fine they can to?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] short/y:
Ah, ok, I get it. I thought maybe there was another build repository out there :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
im really glad that there isnt, id hate to have to look in 4 different places to make sure of that x.x
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
Changelog:

4/11/12

Change llvm to be used from the CyanogenMod org.

i also cleaned up my scripts a bit to not use ubuntu one with torrents since building thru ssh was broken that way..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LINKSLOVESANDROID:
my question is this. im running a bell galaxy nexus. i tried flashing the gsm version and got a error. i then tried flashing yours and it went thru no problem but i didnt have a baseband. reflashed my nandroid and im good 2 go again. anyway to get the proper baseband on cm9?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
u tried flashing a maguro cm9 build and it didnt work? what exactly was the error? i could try building for ur phone and u tell me if it works or not..

oh ya.. dont flash this rom for the verizon galaxy nexus on a non verizon galaxy nexus, im surprised ur phone didnt disintegrate or something... x.x
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] winner00:
I am guessing you have the wrong recovery on your phone. Go into rom manager and flash recovery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
sounds like he might.. since toro flashed fine
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
i will now start making a build for maguro because of this, i hope u get ur phone all sorted out and when u do please try the proper build for ur phone..

click me! =]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
Changelog:

4/12/12

Bug workaround specifically for gcc 4.7.0

*official nightly released today*
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
Changelog:

4/13/12

Profiles: Better layout/sizing of the app list icons and text
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
Changelog:

4/14/12

Now built using pngcrush, making the build 1 megabyte smaller
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
Changelog:

4/15/12

Phone: Disable accelerometer sensor while in-call and screen UI is off

AudioManager: Handle KEYCODE_VOLUME_MUTE

backuptool.sh: Improve check for whether /system is mounted

Added "Support for emojis" on the MMS app

libphonenumber: Fix inability to dial 0001

RadioInfo: Update the network type listing

build: Inline kernel building as a buildtime task

roomservice: Add branch support to cm.dependencies

because of the new kernel building which is set up entirely i had to modify a file to point to the prebuilt kernel.. so no, i didnt build it yet but soon i will when its fully setup
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
currently the radioinfo update doesnt actually work, it just looks pretty but doesnt really do the new selections.. there is now a new merge that makes them work but will be in tomorrow's rom.. i apologize for this, but at least u have something to look forward to tomorrow ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordrune10:
Changelog:

4/16/12

Frameworks/SystemUI: Hide expanded dialog when screen is off

Bugfix : Expanded volume overlay

Settings: Notification light(LED) settings

Add TARGET_PREBUILT_KERNEL to BoardConfig.mk

RadioInfo: Make the LTE selections actually work {CDMA}
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Charm8er:
I have been running your build for a couple of weeks now and I have to say i like it. There is no problem with downloading the updates like the official version, everything has been running smoothly so far using the stock kernel and the VZW App works!
[HTC EVO 3D] mystical80:
What is the easiest way to update the radio. I have all of the newest stock rooted rom and kernels, just need the newest radio on, and I have hboot 1.5. Thanks!!
[HTC EVO 3D] djaykid11:
I don't think we can update radios as of yet on hboot 1.5. That would require s-off.

Sent from my Evo3D
[HTC EVO 3D] shizkoff777:
You gotta relock run the 2.17 ruu the unlock ,flash recovery and superuser that's the only way
[HTC EVO 3D] mystical80:
that sucks. Do yall know if it is worth updating to the latest radio.
[HTC EVO 3D] shizkoff777:
It's is if you plan on flashing new roms plus the 2.17 update its a lot better running
[HTC EVO 3D] mystical80:
ok. thanks
[Windows 8 General] hwangeruk:
Yeah, I'm talking to you :)

I'm really surprised at some of the scorn poured on Metro on WP8.

What I've noticed:

When I browse on the Metro IE, my screen is clutter free!

I have social feeds, direct to tiles that I can see.

What I notice when I go back to W7, and observe others.

Peoples desktops are full of junk/work in progress/files they haven't "dealt with". Almost like a notice board, waste paper bin. Stickie note collector.

I used to work this way. I also used to use email as my reminder/work scheduling system.

I've stopped being bogged down by email by originally using Evernote, then moved to OneNote, as I like the sync via Skydrive (WP7 of course) but also that each section is just a file on a drive.

My email is very low, it doesn't stress me. I have a better GTD style "worflow".

All my files are filed, either on Skydrive or SharePoint. Clutter no more.

My kids don't do email. At all.

I've also noticed at work that it is programmers who don't like change. Which to me seems odd, as they are the smart people? But there are different types of smart, and concepts, futures etc sometimes seem to illude them.

Ramble ramble. I think Windows 8 is on the right path.

Ironically I've found W8 to work better on my desktop than on the Dell Duo tablet I've tried it on. Perhaps this will change when the hardware is more targetted, but the hot corners were inconsistent and I clammered for mouse.

I want pictures, fast links, social feeds and real information on my desktop. Not the contents of my bin.

I'm very curious how this will play out. Another Vista, or Windows 7+ ?

Time will tell. But I really _love_ W8. I hate going "back" to W7 now.

Are naysayers sticks in the mud, or reflective of how the masses will take W8.

Intruiging times.

(For the guy saying he will go to Mac, thats funny as Launchpad is similar to the Metro start screen. Recent updates have changed scroll direction to match touch.)
[Windows 8 General] armored:
hear hear!
[Windows 8 General] dialupboy:
Right On.

http://www.winsupersite.com/content...s-8-consumer-preview-call-common-sense-142476
[Windows 8 General] mtmerrick:
very well said, even though i disagree with some of your points, your statement was very well thought out.

personally after using W8, i was dying to get back to W7, for some of the same reasons you enjoyed W8.

I'm a little OCD about my start screen being aesthetically pleasing, so i keep it very clean and nice, with only the recycle bin, libraries, and 3 programs against the left side. Link if you care. i will occasionally dump a file or folder on the desktop as it is the easiest way to access said file or folder at the time, until i can put it "away" or am done with it. Not dissimilar to getting what you're working on IRL out of your desk drawer, and leaving it out while you use it (IMHO) all my stick notes go on my android phone, on the screen right of home. :P i don't email much, when i do i use my phone as my notification. if i need to write one i'll jump on my tablet or gmail's web interface: i have no need for it to be integrated with my PC. i also fancy myself as a causal rookie photographer, so i take a lot of pictures and don't always toss out the not-the-best ones. i don't necessarily want those scrolling through my homescreen. I also don't really use social media, so that's not that applicable to me.

and having used Lion after using W8CP, i do like it, but i actually found launchpad pretty pointless.

i have nothing against the metro theme or design language, i simply think the execution of the UI for non-touch is badly done. things like the charms and hot corners make it un-intuitive and confusing to existing, non-geek users. multitaking is too difficult for your average joe "I click E to get to 'E'nternet, right?" to comprehend easily. all your points are valid, but i think you're over-estimating the average consumer.
[Windows 8 General] bornotty:
I'm not stubborn as you think I am. Just to make you understand in your simple language. I just don't use my desktop PC to read emails or share every freaking thing I do on FB or twitter unlike you and few others. On internet browser I have to switch among multiple tabs fast Then switch to software like adobe dreamweaver, PS, FTP client, etc. I can keep all open and reduce the shell size so I can follow all work at once and lot faster, its easier on my high res big screen and on metro ui I can't resize any metro apps cause my desktop thinks that its a f..king tablet. What you can't see is MS is trying to sell their tablets and phones to their existing desktop users. Which is unfair to us.

And in metro UI it kills most time finding the opened tabs. Hell with it now It has many flaws but you wouldn't care cause software.. sorry "app" like Ms paint is the only thing you have learned to use so far and of course you can see all you social feeds on the "homescreen" itself.

Sorry, just being polite.
[Windows 8 General] m0nkf1sh:
I thought I might add........

I think people misunderstand the difference between Apps and Applications/Programs, I'm not sure your suppose to see them the same way.

Applications/Programs traditionally are used on the desktop. They are fully featured software for the doings of complicated things. The desktop interface in Windows 8 is still the place to do such work, that's why it's still there. High Power Activities such as PhotoShop, Video Editing, Big Release Games etc

Apps, these are small quick programs for doing smaller less intense and demanding jobs. The job of an App is to perform simple low power task such as mp3 playing, picture viewing, Calendar Entries, Emails.

The differences maybe subtle at first glance but it only takes a moment to realise the significance. Only in recent years have Pc's become powerful enough to do multiple small tasks at the same time properly, there was no real power difference between watching a video and editing one. Now there is a clear gulf between the 2 power states & it makes complete sense for an operating system to reflect it.

Laptops have had different "power states" for sometime now, they conserve battery life for normal tasks but gives you an option to turn them up if and when its required. Cpu's always used to run at full blast all the time. Most cpu's Idle themselves when not required now, some even overclock themselves depending on demand. I could go on, the Tegra 3 uses a separate underclocked core when being used for low power consumption applications.

The Metro UI simply bundles all those small things that we do everyday into one easy place. None of these tasks demand huge attention so a live tile is all that's required to display what you need to know at a glance. Then you hop back to your desktop to continue with the real tasks at hand.

Theres my 27 cents worth.
[Windows 8 General] bornotty:
thank you so much for your reply. actually youre the first one who put in some logic to your words over here. Now my problem is for people who have a high end quad core processor, ram, gpu, etc for doing 10 things at once and not one at a time. small things like music player doesnt require to take up the full screen with 100's of "buy" button.

App is supposed to be small and on windows desktop they could just keep it as tiles or widgets on screen and keep the rest of desktop as it was or might changed the look to match the metro ui just keep the real desktop pc experience alive.

Right now I have to switch to the desktop version of IE to watch videos on youtube just because windows ph and tablets don't support flash hence no flash support for new IE on prime desktop. Of course after few days I can download other metro browsers when they release which might support flash but everything looks very messed up right now on W8.

It's clearly going to be like another Vista release which was still okay but this is utter crap cause I dont want to use my desktop as my tablet.
[Windows 8 General] m0nkf1sh:
Widgets/gadgets appeared with vista but weren't commonly adopted, I think this was due to a lack of interested by programmers, the financial incentive came from the phone market a little later. My personal issue with the gadgets was clutter (the original posters comments prevail).

Flash support is another story. Adobe own Flash & the people putting together HTML5 as a standard want to use an Open Source base for streaming web video. In general this seems like a good idea apart from the wide use of flash already on sites like Iplayer, Youtube etc and they are radically effected by this & they will either choose to adopt or not. I think they probably will, a lot of Youtube videos are already compatible & if they start forcing all videos to be HTML5 compliant the transition shouldn't be too painful.

Remember Windows 8 is Beta, early adopters will always pay a price for progress.

Personaly I don't normaly use IE & therefore Im forced back to the Desktop for Internet Browsing anyway.
[Windows 8 General] bornotty:
Just as widgets I see the same with metro, devs will have lack of interest and eventually win desktop PC will reach a saturation point just like wp7 though I hope not.

But see what MS is doing right here they want to increase the wp7 apps number to increase so they've introduced metro ui as prime desktop so devs those who works on PC software can later just scale it down for wp7 too. And Eventually that'll never happen cause most of the devs are just into productivity and not into designing metro apps which focuses more on looks, the devs are not ready to proceed that yet. How can I be so sure? Well WP7 is right in front of you.
[Windows 8 General] m0nkf1sh:
Some of the main app suppliers for phones have already confirmed they will be porting their apps to windows, Firefox has also confirmed they are working on a Firefox metro ui interface. There are now thousands of companies who specialize in Apps alone & make a healthy living from it. The Metro UI is written in Html5 which is to become the web standard therefore compatible on all devices(in theory) and based on a common computer language that a lot of Devs already know. Microsoft, although this is probably yet to be confirmed, were saying that the Windows 8 Store will give a higher percentage of the sales revenue back to the developers than Google or Apple too.

So if you already have Apps you sell it would be easy enough to convert it, the conversion would be to the future web standard code, that you already know how to use and the extra market place, which is going to be installed onto millions of computers, giving you a good market coverage, will pay you more money for your work than the markets you already use. The only problem that I see is that its an offer that's too good to be true for Devs. But Equally, knowing Microsofts marketing strategy history would suggest that "Cut Throating" your competitors for market share wouldn't be such a big leap for them.

Although I could keep debating this, time will tell. The truth is, Apps are probably here to stay in one form or another, they have already proven themselves on Mac, Android, Wii, Xbox live Arcade, PlayStation etc. Windows late adoption only shows that its inevitable. I think your quite right that Microsoft has made a point of putting it main stage in order to encourage adoption & I think it will work.

Windows 8 is not Vista. Vista didn't work very well & was far too demanding for the existing systems people owned. They also hid it away so it could be a surprise. That why Windows 7 had such a large Beta launch and why Windows 8 has just had an even larger one. Windows 7 ran much faster than Vista & Windows 8 is faster again.

Anyways I quit the debate here, ill just be answering peoples problems if I can help from now on. My last piece of advice "One should float like a leaf on the river of life, & kill old lady!"
[Windows 8 General] buggatti:
Metro is amazing i love it but the only problem is its not a desktop os. For laptops it amazing I say not good for desktop because nowaday desktop is a Family computer not a Personal computer. But you can do some mods and remove metro and everythings fine.

Also Windows 8 uses a lot less ram and is a hell lot faster
[Samsung Infuse 4G] alainalemany:
Hello XDA :confused:

The thing is I get from eBay an Infuse 4G in mint condition, then I root it with OneClick tool and after that I made a sim unlock following this thread, which worked extremely fine, I even call a few friends, family, my son, etc.

OK the phone comes with an AT&T stock gingerbread Android and I maded all calls in it... so logically, like you see, everything worked fine. Well, after that I installed via CWM this CM7 and calls my attention that after install it fine, in the SIM PIN check, I type it and then it put me the typical "Unlocking SIM Card..." message and behind I can see how it get my carrier's name, even radio signal bars... I even received an SMS, I know it because I see it on the notification bar... BUT the "Unlocking SIM Card..." message never disappear, preventing me from do anything.

I reinstall that rom wiping even my mother and the same happens again, so I though it was the rom. OK, I install another CM7 rom and got the same. Until there I began to think it was a problem with my SIM reader... but if you remember I maded calls minutes ago, right? So I was like :confused: ... actually I still like that.

The last thing I did was change and install a MIUI rom expecting some changes... and nothing, I have the same "Unlocking SIM Card..." message and obviously is not my SIM reader, otherwise I couldn't see my carrier's name and radio signal bars.

This is the rarest thing I've ever seen.

Can anyone help me?

Best regards.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Truckerglenn:
Put sim in another phone. Then go to the security menu and turn the sim lock off. Then put the sim back in your phone.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] PVD04:
SIM lock does not work on CM7 or MIUI.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] alainalemany:
I'll try that. I went back to AT&T stock Gingerbread and everything works fine with SIM locked or not. I'm rooting it again so I install CM7 or MIUI again and see what happens. However I must be able to have my SIM locked or not. I really don't know what happened there.

I'm telling you, I have no idea what happened. Have any ideas?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] PVD04:
I'm saying that you can't use Sim lock on CM7 or MIUI. You have to disable it or use a different ROM.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] alainalemany:
Now I understand you... sorry my slowness :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] danteSpec:
Bump! Did you got this thing solved?

I have the same situation with an Infuse but I cannot get it solve

I tried by removing the SIM lock on a S2 with stock ICS update but when I put the SIM again on the Infuse I still getting the "unlocking SIM card" message :confused:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] alainalemany:
I totally solve the problem mate, in my case I did what you have done because in CM7 or MIUI Sim Lock don't work (which I have no idea why, it's stupid)... but when I disable it from another phone (it doesn't care which Android version have) I solve my problem... so I have no idea why you haven't solve it yet.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Rod3:
If you don't feel like waiting for the new Google Play Store to be updated from Google, just install the attached .apk file. Then use titanium backup to incorporate the update into the ROM to avoid having installations on both /system and /data.

Enjoy!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] SiNJiN76:
Thanks...looks a bit better and a bit faster.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Rod3:
No problem. I am a bit of an update junkie and was feeling itchy.....

Nice to see a fellow N1 user in these forums.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] born2gethard:
Awesome. You're the man
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bmakk2055:
my market updated to 3.4.4 today , not 3.4.6
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] pro2kon:
Thank u for the update went thru with no problem

Sent from a galaxy buried in white
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jdubb1106:
How would you use tb to incorporate?

Sent from a far away galaxy dubbed t989 ruled by hercules himself
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] dave2metz:
Incorporate with Titanium?

I'm not sure what you mean by that. What do I do with Titanium Backup after I download the apk? Thanks for the early update.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobby3306:
I just installed it opened went under applications deleted it and my stock market saved the update
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Rod3:
Install like any other apk and then in titanium pro, long press the app and you will see an option to incorporate update into rom.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobbyphoenix:
Same here. Hmmm
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bmakk2055:
Mine just update to 3.4.6 on its own by clearing cache and dalvik in the market apk settings
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jdubb1106:
thanks bro