yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Wildfire S] djthebogan:
Use es file explorer. Open it up and go to settings, turn on root explorer, then mount file system. To get to / click on the star on the top left "favorites". To change permissions long press the file, go to properties, then it will show permissions and has a change button to let u modify. Download the ROM.zip u r using and use es to browse .zip and copy the files u need. Don't forget the odex files if your rom has them
[HTC Wildfire S] jermzii:
here it is, the slide down lockscreen from 2.1
[HTC Wildfire S] Dolphin2:
It still wont install.
[HTC Wildfire S] blenton:
how
[HTC Wildfire S] Dolphin2:
How do i install it?
[HTC Wildfire S] djthebogan:
What is it doing? It doesn't have to install just needs the files copied to the correct location and the permissions changed. Then u just need to reboot and clearing cache and dalvik cache would be a good idea.
[HTC Wildfire S] vbhtt:
You don't have to install it. You have to replace it. Or in your case just copy and paste it in the /system/app folder.

Edit: didn't see djthebogan's post
[HTC Wildfire S] Dolphin2:
Thanks it worked! The problem was I didn't reboot before.
[HTC Wildfire S] Dolphin2:
Ok I got it working thanks
[HTC Wildfire S] y0da89:
Thanks but this is not fully fonctionnal.

I have no "slide to answer call" which is really annoying

I found something

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1522315

Is it safe to flash it?
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
Don't install you push
[HTC Wildfire S] y0da89:
I also find a 2.1 answer call file

Someone could check both files?

http://thisismyandroid.com/?dir=buffogt
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blacksheepfoto:
Firstly I checked all relative threads and can't find any further suggestions.

I noticed my phone this morning had the "SD Safe to Remove" notification. I tried remounting but it always fails....

Here is where I am at...

State of Affairs:

Current rom: CM7 11162011 Nightly

Device: HTC Evo 4g

Recovery Rom: ClockworkMod 5.8.0.1

Device is operational. Most apps were moved to SD card. SD simply won't mount.

What I tried:

Mount via UI - failed

Mount via Recovery - failed for both /sdcard and /sd-ext

Format /sdcard - failed

Format /sd-ext - failed

USB Debugging Mount to OSX 10.6.8 - failed

USB Debugging Mount to Win XP - failed

Next to try - Partition SD card from Recovery and hope for a format?

Next to try - Reading from external SD card reader (in progress)

Here is where I need help...

I have a working device...just the SD card is gone and my best guess is a corrupt partition. Since I can't flash Amon Ra and try the repair partition option, is there an alternate method to try and repair the partition? I'd like to at least backup (sadly my latest backup was TO the SD card and didn't get a chance to dump it).

If all else fails, where does this leave me? New SD card but what do I need to do with my ROM/etc? Just partition/format from Recovery for so I can use SD for apps? Will I need to wipe data/reflash ROM?

Thanks for any help in advance!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blacksheepfoto:
More steps attempted...failure

Partition SD card from Recovery and hope for a format? - Failed

Unable to open /sys/class/android_usb/android0/state: no such file or directory

I'm guessing since it won't mount, I can't partition.

Reading from external SD card reader = Failed

Borrowed an external reader. OSX is only recognizing this is a generic 32mb usb storage device with no partition table.

Any ideas?

Using Android SDK and adb to attempt re-partitioning with parted = failed

Error: /dev/block/mmcblk0: unrecognised disk label
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
Remove and. Reinsert the. Sd card. Or. Put. It. In. A. Card. Reader and. Back up. Straight to your PC then format it in the. PC. And. Reinsert to. Phone. And. Remount preferably use a. Linux. Distro to format the card using the program. Gparted

Edit : you can download. And run ubuntu. From a. Live. Cd or a live usb drive, what brand is. The sdcard. And where did you get it. Sounds almost like. The. Actions. Of a counter fit card

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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blacksheepfoto:
As I previously mentioned I tried all of that. I'm thinking the partition table is shot or this card is completely dead. Thanks tho.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a senile fungus:
Found this on xda. Try it out

~ I'm a fungi
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
Have u tried in linux(ubuntu) windows. Won't read ext partitions. Without special software not sure. About osx reading it i. Don't use apple but I know on. Windows my. Card. Won't read. When. The. Ext partition comes first. Without. 3rd. Party software cuz. Windows. Doesn't. Recognize the. Partition. And gives. A. Drive error linux however will read ext because. Ext is a. Linux. Specific format I've used Gparted to fix. Alot of. Corrupted cards. Because. It. Can rewrite or. Move bad blocks to the. End of. The partition

Edit: ignore all the periods damn spacebar is narrow on swiftkey x and keep hitting period instead of space when I type fast

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{We are legion, for we are many}

>Sent from my Anonymous DeathStar in the depths of GalaXy S2<

-Coming soon to an Evo4G near you?: [AoSP]EViL-MoD_FReEvO v0.1[Free your phone]-
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpinsl:
Just finished searching for the same answer.

What worked for me was to use www.partitionwizard.com to delete and recreate the partition on the card, then format. (Be sure to click the "apply changes" button)

Vista's diskpart may work, it didn't on my disk.

Also, if you want to recover any data I have been able to recover photos from a corrupted SD card using the free version of Zero Assumption Recovery
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -eldorado-:
I second Partition Wizard

Partition Wizard saved me here as well. I had a card that was toast as far as I could tell. It was constantly un-mounting and would not return. I would start over and re-flash the ROM, install apps, everything, and all was fine for awhile, then it would start over again. I finally tried to reformat the card in recovery (Amon Ra 2.3 at the time) and still would end up in the same boat. Not till I used "PartitionWizard" did it solve the problem. Now, running problem free for weeks!

I formated first part to FAT32 and primary (you can leave the clusters to default) but for my partition (EXT3 in my case) select primary and clusters to 4kb. Afterwards, I did copy my ROM zip (Nitrous 1.5.3 in my case) to the microsd, wiped everything and reflashed. Apps all loaded to SD and still no problems today.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zmedhaug@hotmail.com:
This worked for me. phone wouldnt read card. tried to plug into computer. found a card reader and plugged that into my computer and there it was. i formatted it and removed all partitions using this guide.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] css911:
Try this

Step 1: Run -> CommandPrompt ->

Step 2: Type diskpart ->Enter

Step 3: Type list disk ->Enter

Note: (Find out the allocated number of your disk)

Step 4: Type select disk X ->Enter

Note: (If X is the number for your drive)

Step 5: Type clean ->Enter

Note: (If you want to create partition in desired disk continue next step, otherwise ignore it.)

Step 6: Type create partition primary ->Enter

Step 7: Remove the SD Card and place it back in and mount.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sid manny:
Recover files from corrupted SD card

Hi,

Whether you have tried to format the SD card by connecting it to your computer? If so, there are may be a chance of file system corruption because usually system formats it with different file system other than which mobile phones use. So in the situation like this, you can use Memory card recovery software. Previously this tool worked with great results when I faced the situation similar to this. By using this tool, I was able to recover pictures from corrupted SD card. You can also examine the recovery results with the demo tool. For more details visit the official site mentioned below.

recoverpictures.net/corrupted-sd-card
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lreyes:
Sorry bro I'm guessing you dropped it. That's what happened to a brand new 16gb SD card
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enfierradofa:
first of all thanks for everything.my friend installed some months ago in my chamber green defy this rom:

flash android 2.3.4

kernel 2.6.32.9-g15cc991w21529@zkr30inxdroid12 #1 fri sep 9

walter79 ms2 ginger 1.0 umts_jordan ms2 based 2.3.4.4.5.3.63

I need to make an update, I do for recovery mod update.zip? which is the file that I have to wear? I hope your answer, thank you very much!

(I speak Spanish using a translator, sorry!:D)
[HTC Sensation] maydayind:
Sens im on the OTA ICS stock rom with S-On and Hboot 1.27 i cant get root the normal way... But

i haver unlocked my phone using HTcDEV so i can acsess system and flash a new rom

So my Q is how do i flash a System.img ONLY that is rooted like http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1542192
[HTC Sensation] EddyOS:
You can't, if you're not S-OFF you have no access to flashing anything outside of recovery. You need to flash CWM to flash a custom ROM
[HTC Sensation] TimMun:
I sometimes use (when there's no other way) the adb command;

"fastboot flash system system.img"

works fine :)
[HTC Sensation] EddyOS:
But without the correct boot.img it won't work
[HTC Sensation] maydayind:
Good thing i run the correct one. just replacing it with a rooted System
[HTC Sensation] EddyOS:
As you're S-ON you CANNOT do what you're planning as you have NO access to the system
[HTC Sensation] maydayind:
yeas i can cos aiv unlooked it using htcdev just cant flash a new kernel only system

but i get a error

C:\htc\adb>fastboot flash system system.img

sending 'system' (816048 KB)... FAILED (remote: data length is too large)

finished. total time: 0.251s
[HTC Sensation] EddyOS:
Cause you're not S-OFF

Seriously, flash CWM (which you CAN do using fastboot - I think) and flash the SU package
[HTC Sensation] enserio:
Been my experience that you can flash a boot.img with an unlocked bootloader. I did the same with my gf's phone, and read that you should flash the boot each time you flash a different custom rom. I did it the exact way TimMun said. Pain in the ass to do that extra little step everytime, but if you can't achieve s-off, then this is what you have to do.
[HTC Sensation] maydayind:
how do i flash fastboot, manualy cant flash it using PG58IMG.zip cus im s-on

and discoverd that my system.ini file is 800mb+
[HTC Sensation] EddyOS:
There are a number of issues here...

1. ROMs don't come in .img form unless they're stock ROMs - which aren't rooted

2. Without being S-OFF you can't flash anything meaningful via fastboot (e.g. radio) - however, you CAN (apparently) flash things via PG58IMG.zip files

I've attached CWM in such a ZIP so try and flash it via HBOOT and see what happens
[HTC Sensation] maydayind:
Dident work using pmg. but extracted the file and used fastboot. and it worked

C:\htc\adb>fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

sending 'recovery' (4618 KB)... OKAY [ 1.091s]

writing 'recovery'... OKAY [ 9.084s]

finished. total time: 10.175s

Now i nead to find the right Su
[HTC Sensation] EddyOS:
You on ICS yeah? Then get this one:

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=946666&d=1331729608
[HTC Sensation] maydayind:
the su-bin-3.0.3.2-efghi-signed worked for me.

Now im root on S-ON Stock OTA ICS Sweet
[HTC Sensation] EddyOS:
Always use the latest you can. Here's a link to 3.0.7

http://goo-inside.me/superuser/Superuser-3.0.7-efghi-signed.zip
[HTC Sensation] pmbldc:
Since you have unlocked the phone by htcdev, now you can change some partitions such as boot, recovery and system and you can't change partitions such as radio and hboot. This doesn't matter. You can still flash rom you want although it's a little complicated and not so convenient as s-off phone.

If you want to flash another rooted rom such as arhd series, try as following:

1.extract the boot.img from the rom zip file you want to flash. Flash it by adb command "fastboot flash boot boot.img" in fastboot mode. You can also flash a third party recovery just like boot.img

2.Wipe and then flash the rom in recovery.

If you don't want to try another rom and just want to root the current, you can find a rooted stock rom or try to flash su zip file in recovery( I'm not sure whether it will work because i never do it before).

I can assure you that s-on and hboot 1.27 doesn't means you can't change the system, boot and recovery partition. Theoretically, rooting the phone just has something to do with system or boot partition.
[HTC Sensation] maydayind:
Thanks , but from what i understand u cant change /boot

Whell working now with root

now i have another problem http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23640638#post23640638

yea im a dumbass
[HTC Sensation] Ahmedsiar24:
need help

Please give a link to system.img and its ok that I put system.img in /dev/block...
[Optimus One, P500, V General] travieman:
For a few days now I noticed that my stock Calender is making my appointments and Calender entries an hour a head. My question is: how do you fix this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
There are a number of problems with bluetooth on the Galaxy Nexus. Some may be Galaxy Nexus specific, some may be Ice Cream Sandwich specific, I am not sure... Bluetooth performance has been very inconsistent since the launch of Android. (Well, actually it worked perfect in the early days of the G1, but more recent updates seem to make Bluetooth performance more inconsistent.) I would really like to see Google focus on fixing these Bluetooth issues, and I do not know of any way other than starring these issues on code.google.com to bring this to their attention. I have personally experienced the following issues:

1. Rogue phone call upon bluetooth headset connect. This one is very annoying: sometimes the phone will dial the last-called number when a bluetooth headset is connected. Please star this issue if you'd like it to get fixed: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=26004

2. Galaxy Nexus Bluetooth and BT-button become sometimes unresponsive, BT button blackend out (dark gray), needs restart to fix. If you have ever experienced this, you know what I am talking about: sometimes you have to reboot the phone to get it to connect to a bluetooth headset or car. Please star this issue if you'd like it to get fixed: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=24522

3. Apps other than "Music" not receiving Bluetooth Play/Pause commands after 4.0 update. I think this is the cause of apps such as Pandora not auto-pausing upon bluetooth disconnect. Please star this issue if you'd like it to get fixed: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=23172

These issues have a very low number of stars, and do not have an owner assigned to them yet. Please help improve bluetooth performance by voting for these issues. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bekyndnunwind:
Strange...I'm on AOKP and I don't see any of these issues...

Are you on 4.0.3?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Number 3 is app specific. Those other apps need updates.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kwurky:
I had an issue similar to number 2 when my Nexus was on stock. On custom ROMS, my bluetooth works fine. Are you still on stock?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
I am on stock 4.0.2 (rooted) on a GSM yakju. I've been waiting for a more feature-complete CM9 before switching ROMS, but if you say AOKP doesn't have these issues then I might just switch to AOKP and try it out in the next day or two!

Updated: Problem persists after installing ROM AOKP M4.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
Ahh - good to know, though it is weird that Pandora v 1.5.12 still auto-pauses on bluetooth disconnect.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slayer91790:
Bluetooth

I haven't had any issues with my Jawbone bluetooth. I do noticed that different bluetooths work differently with different phones which a big history and swapping different phones and bluetooth headsets. I would try a different bluetooth.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
I could be wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] awerner68:
I get #2. Usually it occurs with turning bluetooth on and off multiple times over a period of days or coming out of Airplane mode. I have got around it by leaving bluetooth on all the time. I found that BT does not actually use a much battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
I just flashed AOKP, so I should know within a few days if 4.0.3 really solves these issues for me. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
Whatever is causing these bluetooth issues for me wasn't solved by switching to the AOKP 4.0.3 ROM. Got in my car this morning and bluetooth would not connect - had to reboot my GN. Upon reboot, bluetooth connected and dialed the most recently dialed number. I can't imagine that an app would be causing this, but I'm going to try stripping down my installed apps to the bare minimum and see if that helps. My car bluetooth is a Motorola T605 that worked flawlessly from the original launch of the G1 up until sometime around the Gingerbread releases started coming out, so I don't think it's an issue with the T605 bluetooth unit. I'll keep this ticket updated as I learn more about the issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] daern:
AOKP M4 + Parrot MKI 9200 2.0.2 working fine here.

Checked for firmware updates to the T605?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] OpusX11:
No issues here with stock 4.0.1 yakjuux when pairing with Jawbone ERA bluetooth headset. I've seen other posts about issues with pairing with car software tho
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
I searched, but there is no update for the T605 - I doubt Motorola will ever release one either since the T605 is a very basic bluetooth device - only supports phone and A2DP media - pretty standard.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] daern:
Would certainly appreciate support for avrcp 1.3/1.4 - my Parrot looks a little sad when doing A2DP as it just displays a little scrolly thing on the display - would be mucho cooler if it displayed track name / artist.

Would be /awesome/ if I could browse the device's media from the Parrot... :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
One of the apps I uninstalled was the Google "Car Home" app - I suspect that Car Home is what was causing both the "unable to turn on bluetooth" and the "bluetooth dials the most recently dialed number upon connect sometimes" issue. Not 100% sure yet, but seems plausible since Car Home ties in to bluetooth as a system app and I haven't had the issue since uninstalling Car Home. It'll take a few more trouble-free days for me to be sure though... Does anyone who use the Google Car Home app (which must be installed as a system app) NOT have this issue?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Planet X:
It's definitely a hardware or driver problem and does not come from an app. I have this issue since day 1 on my Nexus and I have experienced it on all ROM's I have tried or baked until now. I hope Google or Samsung will do something with our complains.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
I wonder why some people never see this issue while we do. Is there any other way to draw attention to the bluetooth issues besides starring these defects at code.google.com? Before I made this XDA posts, there were 42 stars for what I consider to be the most important defect (Issue ID 24522 - "Galaxy Nexus Bluetooth and BT-button become somtimes unresponsive, BT button blackend out (dark gray), needs restart to fix"), but as of today, there are still only 49 stars for that issue. That means that only a small fraction of us experience this issue or that not many people care about it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GPSRider:
Although I'm not having any of the problems you describe, I have always found BT on Android to be incredibly unreliable. But then, I have always believed that BT is an absolute joke, the best example of a failed standard in the history of the universe.

The problems I have had consistently with my G1, N1, and now GN:

- Paired headset simply won't connect. Have to reboot to fix. Doesn't happen too often.

- Headset connects, but only media or phone audio, not both. For me this is the most common and happens a LOT. Multiple power cycles on the headset will sometimes fix, but sometimes have to reboot phone.

- Headset connects and will control the phone and music player, but no audio. This happens with some regularity. Have to reboot phone.

Same problems with three brands of headset: Jawbone original, Plantronics Voyager 510, and currently the Moto S305.

I haven't searched the db to see if these bugs are reported. I just quietly despise BT and Google's failure to implement it better.

I don't have these problems with my iPod or iPad, so fully believe it's Google's poor implementation of a poor standard.

More power to you getting the issues addressed, but I think that since BT, which is truly a joke, and yet has been accepted and is widely used by the general public, they are not going to care. Google sets their pain threshold for system failures and bugs fairly high and does not trouble themselves at all with issues that don't rise to that level. For example, here in Puerto Rico where I live, Network Location Services stopped working on TMO a year ago and Google has not fixed it yet despite several solid reports. Until they receive a cacophony, they don't care, and they won't receive a cacophony on something like NLS, because the general public has no clue that it even exists, even though it impacts their daily experience with location aware apps. It's quite frustrating.

GR
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
GR,

I agree that bluetooth has its share of shortcomings, but basic phone and a2dp audio is something that has been around a long time and really should "just work." I like bluetooth in the fact that I can choose to keep my phone in my pocket and just hop in the car and it's connected for phone and media. A built-in service such as bluetooth should never get stuck in this unusable state that requires a reboot to get it working again. (Especially in the car - that really sucks...) I like the fact that Google is constantly adding new cutting edge features like NFC, but it seems that this comes at the cost of overall stability for some of the basics like bluetooth.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
Since uninstalling quite a few apps (including Google Car Home that was installed as a system app,) I haven't experienced the "BT-button become sometimes unresponsive, BT button blackend out" issue. I'm going to keep testing for a few more days though. Does anyone who use the Google Car Home app (which must be installed as a system app) NOT have this issue?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
Now that I've been Bluetooth problem-free for 1 week, I'm going to start adding stuff back in to see what might have been causing the ""BT-button become sometimes unresponsive, BT button blackend out" issue. I've just re-installed the Google Car Home system app (which is what I think was most likely causing the issue) and will see how it goes...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peadarog:
Thanks for doing this. FWIW, I don't have carhome installed, but I often get the issue.

I saw that a lot of people on the problem thread seemed to have been in airplane mode shortly beforehand. I wonder if there's a link.

Anyway, good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mralexsays:
Yeah, this past week, I've tested by putting the phone in airplane mode a few times a day and never encountered the issue. I just hope I can narrow the cause down to something...