yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kush4u123:
I am not sure if this helps, but when I had to do the same thing,

I found this zip file named PD98IMG online somewhere and flashed it.

Back to Factory Shipped Phone :)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boonkeat8:
can I have the link?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yvibes:
Advanced ace hack kit has an option which allows you to return to stock EVERYTHING! I recently used it myself 2 send my phone off for repair...worked great :)

Hit the thanks button if I helped you or if you likey my post ;) trolol
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Search and ye shall find.

Thread closed
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] doniGforce:
maybe this helps with the ICS roms :)

http://blog.gsmarena.com/qualcomm-provides-adreno-2xx-gpu-binaries-for-android-4-0/
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Nigeldg:
Thanks for trying to help, but don't post duplicate threads please, this has already been posted here twice. The thread in the 'Android Development' section (as in for all phones, not just the HD2) was moved there from our NAND Android section. I remember that someone else has also posted this here before.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] doniGforce:
I'm sorry I don't like double posts too. I searched a little bit and didn't find anything.. I'll be more careful next time
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Fox_in:
here it is: Adreno 2xx Drivers for ICS Officially Available from Qualcomm!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] vua777:
is this binary useful for hd2 devs?

is there any test by tytung, ankuch.. and other great devs?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Fox_in:
drivers compiled for android ICS and supports hd2 gpu. just wait for a while and it will be integrated into ics roms.
[General Questions and Answers] unicorndust98:
I HADN'T HEARD OF THIS DEVICE TIL I WALKED INTO BEST BUY. IT'S A HACKIN AWESOME DEVICE, AND A GREAT COMPETITOR TO iTOUCH. IT HAS AN EXPANDABLE MEMORY. ANYWAY, I WOULD LOVE TO SEE MORE DEV'S WORKING ON IT.

THANKS TO ANY WHO HAVE WORKED ON OUR BELOVED SGP

LONG LIVE LEO!!:D
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] filnirv:
Hi my friends

Please could you inform what is the best app to speed gps connection?

I have ics rooted

Many thanks
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fredmc2020:
I have a cheap/generic bluetooth keyboard-case that works perfectly in WebOS, but I can't get it to work with CM9! Is there a bluetooth patch or something that I need?

When in the bluetooth menu on CM9 (alpha 2) it says "connected". Also, it is checked off as an "input device" but still nothing when I try to type.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MindSplit:
Check the CM9 thread and see if it mentions any Bluetooth incompatibility.

I'll see if I can get your any info on that.

Sent from my MIUI Evo 3D
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lewmur:
There is a difference in the way you connect using Android than the way you do with webOS. webOS shows you a "key" and you type the key on the BT keyboard. But in Android, you first generate a key using the TP's onscreen keyboard and then repeat the key using the BT keyboard. You can use any key combination on the TP for a key. "1234" or "8888" are just two examples.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fredmc2020:
My keyboard does connect to the touchpad on CM9 (it says "connected" after I put in the key on the keyboard), however it does not register any button presses. In other words, I am connected but cannot type.

I have even uninstalled CM9 and re-installed from scratch. Still nothing.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mountaindewmi:
I have been sitting here trying to figure this one out too... no luck. I am however trying to use the slim keyboard from my iMac (and magic mouse). Both connect as input devices (they show up as a keyboard and a mouse) but neither of them DO anything in any app or home.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] juzz18:
Did anyone end up resolving this issue because it is the exact problem I have now as well?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lzhikai1994:
There is a app called Bluetooth Keyboard on the market that should do the trick
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MikeCriggs:
Have you tried pairing via terminal?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cryomike:
Up....i have the same problem....
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esworp:
this is the part where someone else has this problem. Booted into webOS just to type this. :/
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tired_:
I have this case and I have no troubles connecting with CM9, running the 07/20 nightly. I have found that if I pair it in WebOS, it won't connect properly when I reboot to CM9, but if I tell CM9 to forget it, then turn the keyboard off and back on, I can press the connect button on the keyboard and re-pair it, and it will work properly.

The case fits nice and snug, too, once I slit the bottom of it slightly for a bit more give...it's designed for an iPad, so the Touchpad needs just a hair more space.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haxin:
you can manually add the hciconfig, hcitool, and hidd binaries to your system/xbin/ directory.

move all three of these binaries to the directory

chmod them to 4755

then you should be able to run the tools from the terminal

pair the keyboard to the touchpad with whatever pin, probably 0000 or 1234 or whatever.

it will probably say paired but not connected

then run hciconfig and it should show you the mac addy of your bluetooth adapter and list the device as hci0

then run hcitool scan

that will show you the mac addy of the keyboard

once you have that then you can connect to it with hidd --connect [macaddyofkeyboard]

verify youre connected properly then by hidd con

that will show you your bluetooth connection to the keyboard and ebverything should work like normal.

you can make a script to connect faster in the future also.

if you want to see more options for these tools you can always hciconfig --help hcitool --help hidd --help
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vnge:
how exactly do i run these?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haxin:
you can run them from any terminal emulator, if you create a script you can easily just execute the script each time instead of runnin the tools from the terminal.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vnge:
Does chmod need a directory or something like that after? I'm going to attempt to write a script for it
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haxin:
ok so maybe i didnt explain it like i should have, im sorry.

dont worry about the script unitl after yove gotten everything working.

so first off make sure bluetooth is on in android settings and pair the keyboard to it

copy the all three bluetooth tools into the touchpads /system/xbin/ folder you can use a file manager that has root permissions like esfile explorer or root filebrowser.

once the files are there then you need to change the permissions of those files. so open a terminal on the touchpad and

$ su

# chmod 4755 /system/xbin/hciconfig

# chmod 4755 /system/xbin/hcitool

# chmod 4755 /system/xbin/hidd

you only need to do that once you dont have to make a script to do that everytime

the rest happens in the terminal or in the script that you make.you will type

# hciconfig

# hcitool dev

# hcitool scan

(when you typw hcitool scan it should show you the keyboard device and mac address)

# hidd --connect (keyboardmacaddress)

# hcitool con (should show the keyboard connected)

that should do the trick aand you should be able to start using he keyboard after that

if youre still haveing trouble give me your keyboards bluetooth mac address and ill write up the script for you.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michael.seltzer:
For me the issue is not that the keyboard is not connecting, but rather that it is not being used as an input device. I tried your instructions and succesfully connected my keyboard, but there was still no input. If I use an app such as bluekeyboard JP that works. Anyone have any ideas?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tired_:
How come you guys have to do all that complicated-looking stuff, but I don't? Not complaining (or bragging), just genuinely curious.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vnge:
I will definitely try that when I get a chance. but also I am having the issue of the bt keyboard not being used as an input device, out of curiosity, how does this make the keyboard usable for an input device? instead of a connected paperweight?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haxin:
thats what the hid is human input device, so when you type hidd --server and hidd --connect youre connecting the device as an input device. you can see more options by typing hidd --help from the terminal
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vnge:
When I type in "chmod 4755 /system/xbin/hciconfig" and hit enter, I get:

"Unable to chmod /system/xbin/hciconfig: operation not permitted" and I did make sure i was using "su" in the terminal...

I am using Terminal Emulator that came on my rom
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vnge:
So what I found was that I needed to change the permissions manually to rwxr-xr-x so I am not sure why chmod was not working
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michael.seltzer:
I just received the official keyboard and it works fine on cm9 nightly. Only around 20 bucks on amazon I would recommend it rather than saving a few bucks on a generic keyboard that might not work.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carguy303:
I have the official keyboard too, and it works as an input device, but it doesn't hide the software keyboard, not the most elegant solution.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] celloevan:
I'm having trouble implementing this... I had to unpair the keyboard before "hcitool scan" could detect it, and now it shows connected in both hcitool con and hidd --show, but is not actually acting as an input device on my touchpad... any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

P.S. -- using an Apple wireless keyboard, and running CM9 nightly 20120903
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graffix31:
i actually just got this same case. i can get it to connect but i also cant use it as an input device. it shows checked in the settings but nothing when i try and type. i also tried the script it shows connected but still no input. did anyone figure this out?
[Other TouchPad Development] potissimus:
Could someone compile the following file for me? I'd do it myself, but, unfortunately, I don't have access to a computer, nor will I for a while (I'm touchpad only for now).

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/hp-kernel-tenderloin/blob/gingerbread/drivers/net/usb/mcs7830.c

The driver is for a USB-Ethernet adapter that I'm trying to get working on the Touchpad through ICS (cm9).

Thanks.
[Other TouchPad Development] ba114:
Is this for USB 3g dongles??
[Other TouchPad Development] potissimus:
No, not for a 3G adapter, but for one that goes from USB to Ethernet cable.

jcsullins compiled it for me, by the way, so I no longer need the driver (many thanks to him).

However, I can confirm that ICS on CM9 recognized it without problems as eth0 and once I ran dhcpd and assigned a DNS server, I had no problems connecting to the internet. So feel free to add a driver for your own adapter if you have one.

So to review:

-copy driver (to /system/lib/modules)

-insert module ("insmod /system/lib/modules/*yourdriver*.ko")

-get an IP address (manually, or "/system/bin/dhcpd eth0")

-add DNS (setprop net.dns1 *yourDNSserver*)

A couple caveats, I've noticed.

1) It doesn't play nice with wifi. I sort of expected this, but bringing up wlan0 and eth0 at the same time crashes the tablet.

2) Not all apps recognize the internet connection. This is a bit frustrating since most do (including the Browser), but not all.
[Other TouchPad Development] all4adriver:
Thanks for the extra info--but a link the the driver jcsullins provided you would be a lot more helpful! Any chance you can post it somewhere for us? :D
[Other TouchPad Development] all4adriver:
*bump*

is there a USB ethernet adapter that will work on our touchpads without a driver?
[Other TouchPad Development] ba114:
I figured out how to compile drivers manually myself shortly after my posts in this thread. I havent used my build environment in a while though, should still be able to check out what (if any) drivers are built into the kernel by default. Do you already have an adapter?
[Other TouchPad Development] all4adriver:
OMG thank you for responding! No, I don't have an adapter yet--was waiting to find out which one works and I'll buy that. I'm open to suggestions. Thank you!
[Other TouchPad Development] all4adriver:
You are my shining beacon of hope ba114! Have you had a chance to see what drivers might exist in the kernel?
[Other TouchPad Development] all4adriver:
I read elsewhere that the cyanogenmod for the asus transformer contains a driver compatible with Asix AX88772. That chipset is what this cheapo adapter (OMG, no links for noobs!) uses. I have half a mind to buy one just to see, but it would help immensely if someone could confirm that jcsullins cm9 or cm10 for the touchpad also has support for this chipset baked in...

Hopefully giving you something to work with will make this less of a "needle in the haystack"...

Thanks!
[Other TouchPad Development] all4adriver:
really wish I could post links, as jscullins has posted the driver!

hxxp://goo.im/devs/jcsullins/cmtouchpad/misc/mcs7830.ko
[Other TouchPad Development] Remolten:
http://goo.im/devs/jcsullins/cmtouchpad/misc/mcs7830.ko
[Other TouchPad Development] all4adriver:
could use some help

OK, finally got my OTG cable and USB ethernet. Let's do this!

Tried to follow these instructions:

So to review:

-copy driver (to /system/lib/modules)

-insert module ("insmod /system/lib/modules/*yourdriver*.ko")

-get an IP address (manually, or "/system/bin/dhcpd eth0")

-add DNS (setprop net.dns1 *yourDNSserver*)

Had to troubleshoot why my Touchpad wasn't being seen as a USB mass storage device. DONE. I'm feeling like a boss.

Windows Explorer didn't see the main system--just the "SD Card". What ever--not big deal. I copied the driver over to the SD Card. Downloaded Astro File Manager to copy the file to /system/lib/modules. Nope. Denied.

No problem! Dropped to terminal and enabled super user. Astro is still a no go. No worries!! I'm a big boy--I'll do this in terminal! Taught myself enough command line jargon to navigate to the file, and copy it to the intended directory. NOPE. Directory is read only.

OK, so I navigate there and try to chmod the directory with u+w. "Bad mode". Research that to learn I have to use the numbers. So I try that (775) and now it tells me it is a read-only file system.

sigh

It might not seem like it, but I'm trying. I really am.

Can someone tell me how to get past step one of this process? Please? What on earth am I doing wrong?

I recently had to do some wizardry on my phone to get openvpn to co-operate, and I suspect that would work here but I don't understand the commands, and fear I'd end up screwing something up.

This was the command:

mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system

I'm guessing I need to unmount the system so I can work on it and copy the file into that directory? Is that the case? Would the command line be the same, or different?

Anyone else get this to work now that the driver has been posted publicly?

Thanks!!!!
[Other TouchPad Development] all4adriver:
To help those who come after me:

Grab ES File Explorer. It includes a Root Explorer that lets you mount the file system as writable. The "copy to" command claimed to work but did not copy the file. Copy the driver, then manually navigate to /system/lib/modules and paste. Voila.

this appeared to work

this took me a long time to figure out. as far as I can tell, the only "directions" noobs like me have to follow contain typos. the command should read dhcpcd eth0

HOWEVER, what I get instead is eth0: interface not found or invalid

a little help here? Does the mcs7830.ko driver work with the Asix AX88772 chipset?
[Other TouchPad Development] all4adriver:
Stupid question--should I be expecting the touchpad to power the USB ethernet adapter via the OTG cable, or do I require a "Y" cable to supply power? Is that why I'm getting:
[Other TouchPad Development] pizzaboy192:
I would assume so. Every HP Touchpad tutorial that I've see that mentions an OTG cable also mentions it needing to be powered.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] xxjoshxx:
Well i was on XDA scolling through just looking at stuff and i was holding my phone at the same time and the camera was against my face and i felt like i cut my lip or something. Then i put my lip back on the titanium or whatever part (metal part around the camera) and felt some electricity feeling shocking my lip! Can anyone explain what this probably is?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] sarni84:
Question......how the hell do u browse xda and have the camera attached to your lip lol??? Really want to know
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] KonstantinKeller:
I can't tell if you're trolling or not. Anyways, I actually just tried this. I wonder how stupid I looked. No shock btw.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Xhyperion:
Perhaps and this is just a guess... Maybe he has a computer..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] armoguy94:
It's not metal... it is plastic that is painted to look like chrome.

:banghead:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] xsteven77x:
So basically it may have been an effect of the drugs you were on. Lol jk
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kr3w1337:
Current leak, you should get a replacement. The part isn't mounted correctly and the bezel or something inside is shorting the part.

My other guess is that you're imagination is kicking in.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] lawalty:
It sounds to me, there is a small little short which the camera is right near the nuclear powered wave flux capacitor and the eon anti-gravity generator is somehow causing an interdimenional portal energy discharge.

Just be careful.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] doug36:
Hahaha best answer ever xD thx 4 the laugh, needed it :p

N ye bro, considerin the bezel isn't conductive, simply put either u actually did scrape ur lip on sumthin,

Or this is just a random occurrence, the entire notion doesn't seem plausible to me, simply put

If there was a short it would effect the camera to say the least and technicly with the systems

Powersaving, the camera is off when not In use, therefore no current is possible, second note

These phones are designed rather ingeniously as the parts are molded/soldered right to the board lol

Only possible way for a short would b if a part became "unhitched" from the board,

This CAN happen from large drops etc, BUT with a case its not really an issue, without a case, screen is always the first to go. Therefore if ur still using ur display, that's not the issue, if u can use ur camera fine, ITS not the issue,

Simply put, either u had ur phone plugged in to a different then standard charger and wasn't grounded properly (plausible, heres y, the discharge would probably come from the most conductive surface, with this device that is around the camera) if that is the case use the stock charger as that's not good for the device anyways

Other plausible solution:

U were on crack xD ;)

Hope this answered ur question

Peace

*EDIT

@Lawalty

just had 2 hit thanks button on ye bro that laugh was awesome peace
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] AznDud333:
Not possible, both cameras is covered by glass,they don't conduct electricity
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] doug36:
I love when people don't know what their talking about and reply anyways.. one, its not glass, its a plastic, 2 if it was glass, do u realize how quick they would break? 3 look at ur camera, its like less then 1mm from the outside of the case, now think, that camera is encased in plastic, thin nonetheless, but completely metal internally, technicly, if there was a charge this IS the place it would come from, and couldn't be diacharged unless a conductive surface was close enough for the current to "jump" through, like a finger or lip, in this sense..

Fourth but not leastt, if they don't use electricity, how can I take pics wit it? U gut me confused now..

Read my above post and take it into account b4 u reply plz, don't want another infraction for flaming another n00b..

The basis IS POSSIBLE but NOT PLAUSIBLE
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kr3w1337:
The OP hasn't even said anything. What's the point of this thread?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jr_718:
Lol.. reading :Dthis is just funny..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] xxjoshxx:
hock

Sorry late reply had alot going on. Anyways. I dont know its not happening anymore but it was shocking me a bit which was weird ill check it daily to see if it happens again. If it does does that mean somethings messed up on my phone? If so what do i do? Send it back in?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] RobSalgado:
Maybe the electricity dont comes from the device, maybe comes from your own body. Aire you heard about the central nervous system? Perhaps the impact detone it.

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] AznDud333:
I love how people tell me i don't know what I'm taking about when they havn't even opened the phone, the sensor itself is covered with glass.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] doug36:
that's called a lens moron check ur facts, the actual peice on top is plastic
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] AznDud333:
i believe you are frustrated about something else and is trying to take it out on me

it doesnt change the facts

sensor covered by glass then again by glass/plastic is insulated

please take your anger elsewhere. You don't have to take it out on me just because you fail at life.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] doug36:
Not really, believe what u want, I take my frustration out on idiocy when I see it.

Ur right it doesn't change the facts.

Its a lens, not technicly a "sensor" thes would be your motion/gps/proximity/magnetic field seonsors.

Its not covered by glass its actually a small rounded peice of glass, called a lens, the "cap" is plastic.

And you are in fact correct, it is insulated, but at ths same time its meant to protect against standard voltages when need be, ur cameras not constantly leaking energy here...

My point, if u actually took the time to read, it IS possible for the device to build up access current, but not technicly plausible.

The easiest method that would come to mind would be using an incorrect charger that left the device not grounded properly.

If the buildup WAS present, considerig the design of the phone it probably would go unnoticed to the user.

The easiest spot for the current to leak through WOULD IN FACT BE around the camera.

Even with it insulated if the discharge was great enough, It could potentially jump to the nearest conductive surface, even if the insulation dampened the charge enough if the correct object was used a charge could be detected. In this sense, a lip, which if you knew anything about anatomy you would know there are a massive ammount of nerve endings in the mouth/ lips, along with the moisture, would make it MORE then sensitive to feel a current.

here's a test.go stick a 9v battery on ur tongue c how it feels.

My origional statement remains unchanged. Ur entitled to your opinion, but I don't wanna hear it, ok?

Peace
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] avarize:
Calm down children
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] sarni84:
Are u guys really fighting about the camera lens:eek:.....thats it ten minute timeout for the both of u:D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] doug36:
Not fighting, "heated discussion" where I more or less had to simply get my point across.

I can't stand stupidity, its one of my downfalls

I managed to hold my tongue once, could kick myself for it, vowed never to do it again ;)

Sorry for goin a lil "off topic" some things just have to be said.