yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Yeah I know. I use CM9 as well. And the developers of CM9 will swear blue Rom Manager causes no problems with CWM.

But experience on here over the last few months shows RM busts CWM a lot. I ended up with bootloop the one time I tried RM Premium when I was running a kernel with CWM a few mths back.

No probs :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nerotNS:
I also have a problem with rom manager i get stuck in Tux logo when i try to reboot to recovery -.- .I dont get why didn't the same guys make cwm and rom manager?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dantounet:
Hi,

As said above CWM and ROM Manager have compliance issues. Two way to reboot your phone in recovery if you have properly installed CWM:

- shutdown your phone, press volume up+home+shutdown button.

OR

- adb, su ; reboot recovery
[General Questions and Answers] Master One:
Does anyone have the APK of Thoughcrime Labs' RedPhone Beta v.0.4.3?

Although I have Market Enabler installed on my phone, and selected a USA based provider, I just can not download that app from the market, it simply does not show up and can not be found when searched for.

This link is working in a browser: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.thoughtcrime.redphone&feature

I tried to find the APK, and only found some old links, which are all dead now.

Can anyone here please share that app?

The description tells (US-only for BETA), but that does not seem to apply anymore for v0.4.3, which is already supporting international use.

Or does anybody know another software with similar functionality of VoIP end-to-end encryption?
[General Questions and Answers] Master One:
Nobody any idea, really?

Nobody interested in making securely encrypted phone calls?

Or is RedPhone not working any more since the takeover of Thoughcrime Labs by the Twitter company?

As mentioned, the software can be found in the Market by the provided link above, but I can not download it, either because I am outside the U.S. (and Market Enabler did not help either), or because my phone is not listed as supported device (howsoever).

Any help please?
[General Questions and Answers] temoinlove:
i hope one help youuuuu
[General Questions and Answers] E:V:A:
Good question!

I posted something similar some months ago, when suddenly that app disappeared (completely) from internet. But since we all know that this just can't happen under normal circumstances, we detect a smell of conspiracy...involving (US gov't owned) twitter.

Anyway, your Google-Fu is weak by today's standards, since I found it here: http://tmd888.vicp.net/android/1/10002.html

Download it quick before it vanishes again. I have not tried this yet, so please post your results. It's possible that it doesn't allow you to use it outside a US network, since you need to "register" your phone with a whisper server (!), but you could always try to hack the app (for experimental purposes only, of course). Preferably someone should try to re-implement the OTP phone-technology in a different app altogether, that is not "owned" by some government.
[General Questions and Answers] Master One:
That link does not seem to be working, the page is not loading.

Did you download the APK? Can you upload it somewhere?

I guess it's a dead end anyway, and I really wonder if there is any other SIP client for Android out there that supports encryption. I mean, I can't be the only one who seeks maximum privacy using a smartphone.
[General Questions and Answers] nodyarg:
+1

redphone is free software from whispersys so theres nothing ethically wrong with posting the apk here guys.

not sure if its true but the word is that twitters evil saudi arabian investors wanted the acquisition of whispersys so that they could shut the company down and prevent accessability of privacy-providing software, basically the dev was bought off and redphone will never see the light of day.

but, im sure there is still a copy floating around somewhere, please share if you have it.
[General Questions and Answers] dimifrag:
here is ;)

http://mobile.brothersoft.com/redphone-beta-107138.html
[General Questions and Answers] tyrantx:
Permanently unavailable afaik

unfortunately, even with the apk file, you cannot use the app without having your device registered through the whisper systems server. i used to have the app installed on numerous devices and it worked fine for me in the past. i still have the apk file and just re-installed on one of my devices, but it refuses to re-register/re-verify/setup/authenticate on the server.

my assumption is that the server has been shutdown completely or if now government owned will only let certain authorized devices/users on the system. i could send you the file but i don't believe it will help you any as i can't even get it up and running any longer
[General Questions and Answers] xhozt:
It's back on the market and seems to be working
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] siddharthmenon:
Well I bought a new Neo v, its almost a month.

What I have noticed is the default color temperature is set slightly warmer. If you compare the phone to any other screen you will see white appears to have slight tint of yellow.

I am not the only one who has reported this, here is a link

http://communities-origin.sonyericsson.com/message/143398

Is there any way I can fix this? As a designer this is irritating.

Cheers.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] tinyXperia:
You can try the disable auto brightness app [root], so you set the brightness higher. Black looks much better then. Maybe this works too, I haven't tried it.

I think it's a choice Sony made, to make the colours more natural, but less saturated.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] siddharthmenon:
Thanks,

Brightness had no effect but the app you attached really helped :)

Wondering if there is any permanent solution to this, app has an icon on top notification bar which is not very desirable :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] tinyXperia:
It was the first app I found, there will be at least 2 other apps that can do this. Also beware: Some of these screen filter apps have the effect that you can't click install when opening an apk file. Disable the app and it should work. Had a hard time with that ;)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] siddharthmenon:
Is there a firmware solution to this problem?

Is it more of a screen defect or a firmware color temperature setting? If later then can I make changes to make it more natural. Yellow is kind of getting irritating now!

Those filters are no good for permanent solution.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] janmae:
i had your problem earlier when i bought my Neo,its like burn in my eyes...brightness already set to maximum but its not so maximum:p....not like what i want...so i change to custom rom,and there you go...brightness control just 1/2 of bar,enough for me and yellow,red,green colour not so burning...of coz its still there, its bravia engine and its acceptable...:)

sory for my english
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] siddharthmenon:
Hmm well I compared my phone to another Neo V which was bought from India. Even at lower brightness White looks white but for me it looks little yellow.

As somebody mentioned its because my phone was manufactured for other region where they set the color temp little warmer. If there was a way to set to Neutral nothing like it :)

I upgraded to ICS thinking it will fix or reset it. But in vain.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] joselovegym:
In my opinion, it seems to be a hardware problem, I do not have to do with the software. Hopefully you fix ...
[General Questions and Answers] playwithtime:
I installed Ice cream sandwich in my galaxy s II and rooted it succesfully. But now, i can't access my device from adb shell comand. adb devices doesn't show my smartphone. Please help me how to use adb command.
[General Questions and Answers] Waddle:
Is usb debugging on?
[General Questions and Answers] playwithtime:
USB debugging is On

USB debugging is on mine.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] magpie22:
In am on Three UK for my carrier.

I have been told by them that they can tell if i use my phone as a wifi hotspot and therefore will be charged, how can they tell.

Anyone know.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] syed.sayeed96:
They cant...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] bcosta7:
Hi all,

I recently installed Pauls MiniCM7Pro_v21 ROM (from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1201116) onto my X10 Mini Pro. I wanted to try a CM7 ROM that did not require a cracked bootloader and could work with the Stock Sony Ericsson Kernel.

Most things work, but the bluetooth does not work at all. I saw some posts about this (most were about unrelated issues with bluetooth not working with certain devices which is a different problem to mine) but there were no real solutions presented.

The problem with bluetooth is that if you attempt to enable bluetooth in the wireless settings, it says it is turning it on and then it gives up after a small wait, failing to do so and the bluetooth settings remain greyed out.

This in and of itself is not a huge problem for me as I don't want to use bluetooth, however the real issue is that the battery drains from 100% to flat in about 4 hours when the phone is "Idling". The power drain stats say that most of that was drawn from "bluetooth". I figure the problems are related. Also this is not a bad battery.

The device becomes a small pocket warmer as it is giving off so much heat. I have done the battery reset procedure despite thinking the battery is not a problem and it didn't help as I expected. Also the battery works fine in the stock SE ROM (maybe up to 24 hours operation).

I disabled most things that cause battery drain that I don't need. Disabled 3G and WiFi.

I figure there is a bug somewhere in the bluetooth code, and this is probably one others have seen from the posts I have read.

One thing that is different about my install that may also be the problem others have (as I have not seen anyone that mentioned this problem quote these details) is that the version and baseband are not quite the same on my phone as for what was listed in the requirements.

My phone has:

Firmware: 2.0.A.0.504

Baseband: M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404006

The requirements list:

Firmware: 2.1.1.A.0.6 SE firmware

Baseband: M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404015

This is a phone on Vodaphone in Australia. I noticed that the 2.0.A.0.504 seems to be uncommon.

There is one more official Sony Ericsson update available for my phone that I have not yet installed. I am going to do that update next and see if the firmware/baseband become correct after doing so.

1) Can anyone else confirm this same problem or have any suggestions?

2) Are there any other CM7 ROM's that would work with my phone?

3) By using flash tool, can I change my phones Firmware and Baseband values to be what is expected of the above ROM?

Thanks,

Brendon.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] bcosta7:
Confirmation

I can confirm that the problems i was experiencing are caused by installing on top of the wrong Firmware/Baseband.

After updating my phone using SE updater, and re-installing it all works fine.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mj56gt:
I just got a 32GB TF101-A1 with a serial number starting with B50. I'm planning to update the tablet to ICS first, and then considering using NVFlash.

Can NVFlash be used for rooting in addition to its unbricking capability? Or do I have to root the tablet first?

Could someone point to me where is the best place to download it?

And where can I find a good guide source of its usage for a newbie like me?

I have access to a Mac and a Windows. Can I run NVFlash on Mac with its Linux version?

Thanks in advance!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Korumera:
If you can use nvflash to unbrick you can also use it to root your rom that shouldnt be a problem.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] slimshady313:
This is a nice titorial on how to use nvflash:

http://androidroot.mobi/2011/06/13/nvflash-on-asus-transformer/
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrchan01:
I'm currently on FeraLab EE ROM when I flashed it my ram is like this "99mb Used 76MB Free" Why is that? usually when only 99mb is in use its like 120+MB
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slimshady313:
And why dont you ask this in FeraLab discussion thread?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] comradeAce:
Hi Everyone!

Since I'm new to this forum I'm not allowed to post reply on specific problem matters thread. So, I thought I will just post here my problem. I flashed CM 9 ICS yesterday. Its really awesome custom ROM by the way :D:D.

Beside major problem like Camera, FM Radio, Gallery, My problem is after installing CM 9 there is no notification sounds while charging my phone and no notification when full(100%) charged. I searched for notification setting but cannot find it.

Can anybody help me with this problem?

P.S. Sorry for my bad english.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] niaboc79:
Not available in CM9 or CM7 ;)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] orb3000:
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Thread moved. Would advise you to read forum rules and post in correct section.

Failure to comply with forum rules will result in an infraction and/or ban depending on severity of rule break.
[Nexus One General] genecor:
Hi guys,

I've been a longtime lurker here, and avid Android fan for sometime now every since I purchased my Nexus One. I've used CM and MiUI and all, but now am looking for a stable ICS ROM which can be used as a daily use ROM with ICS.

I'm currently on MiUI 2.3.2 (tried 2.3.9 but it seems to really be very unstable for me) which seems to work fine if not for the random reboots and errors from time to time, not to mention I can't seem to get the SD to mount when the cable's connected to my PC.

Long story short, which ROM would you guys recommend? I'd love to have CM, but since they're not supporting ICS versions for the N1, I'd have to live with others.

(if I'm just repeating earlier threads, please feel free to point me there and perhaps we can close this thread)

Thanks!
[Nexus One General] Pommes_Schranke:
TexasIce or MeDroid

Both roms are in an alpha stage but quite stable and good enough as a daily driver for weeks now.

Medroid:

- More "Cyanogen"

- A bit faster and a bit more stable (imho)

TexasIce:

- "vanilla experience"

- Awesome kernel work
[Nexus One General] genecor:
Thanks Pommes.

I was leaning towards Medroid myself, but seems like there's some controversy/drama going on there with the dev, and was wondering about the continuity of it.

As I've not blackrose-d my Nexus One, I'd assume that's something I'd have to do first, yeah? I've no need to be bleeding edge in terms of updates, but just would like to have my phone being able to update and not random reboot from performing any number of things.
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
Samuaz's laptop is dead and zyrex tried to sell the ROM, but Samuaz later posted the link to download it. Mods have locked all of his ICS threads, even the medroid discussion thread I created. The future of that ROm is very dim, but Timbit (and possibly Zyrex) try their best to continue its development here: http://code.google.com/p/nexusone-medroid-ics/downloads/list

dk_zero-cool is a notable developer for the HTC Bravo (Desire) and has made a very good ICS ROM for it. It seems to be based on CM9. He doesn't have a Nexus One to develop on, but since the Desire and Nexus One are practically twins, it shouldn't differ that much.

Texasice is another development god when it comes to bringing ICS for us in his/evervolv team's version. It's not stock ICS or CM9, it's their "remix" of it which looks really nice.

As far as I'm concerned, these are all daily drivers, depending on what you need for a days use of your Nexus One. If you absolutely must have a fully working camera, then none of these ROMs are daily drivers for you. If you accept that there are bugs and that the camera isn't working 100%, then all of these are daily drivers. I personally recommend either texasice's version or dk_zero-cool's version.
[Nexus One General] d3adbroke:
I saw dk zero's so smooth and working camera preview now

Sent from my ICS Nexus One
[Nexus One General] MoeNeXus:
There's also MIUI ICS that's stable enough. Haven't yet flashed camera fix patch recently released upon that rom, but I heard it can fix camera preview too.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1479348

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One General] genecor:
Thanks for this feedback, trying to flash dk zero's version now, having to Blackrose my device first which mean I have to flash a non ICS version as I can't USB mount my phone.

Quite an adventure just to have to work around as I had did a full phone wipe and lost my recovery in the process, in addition to MiUI reset wipe which seemed to have hung and I had to remove the batt to get it restarted.

Just set the custom blackrose partitions and hopefully can start flashing dkZero's version with hopefully a working camera preview as you've mentioned! :D
[Nexus One General] genecor:
Thanks for the update, however after all the issues I've had with MiUI the last week or so and then switching from 2.3.2 to 2.3.9 and having to restore back to 2.3.2 as the latter was too messed up on my device, I think I'd rather wait till there's a more advanced RC or stable version before attempting to flash it again.

Not to mention, I'd forgotten why I'd shy-ed away from MiUI in the past, too iPhone-ish of a UI (yeah a change of launcher might help, but I'll give this other ROM a try)
[Nexus One General] secondclaw:
I've been using medroidmod daily - however the microphone isn't working anymore (for the past two days) - so I'm struggling to rebuild it.

I have so far been unable to get Bravo ICS to install. I have blackrose with 16mb cache partition, and m2sd packaged with Bravo is not redirecting it to SD no matter what i do, and 16 is not enough for ICS.

At this point i am tempted to go to CyanogenMod 7.2 - daily struggle with ICS is wearing me out.
[Nexus One General] ctfrommn:
DK's is AWESOME....best ICS for N1 and its not close.....super smooth and great battery
[Nexus One General] altruistic666:
Of all the ICS I think texasice rom is good one as its stable but as theshawty mentioned it gives vanilla experience. DK's rom is more inclined to CM9 and its just cool. Got into bootloop initially but after tweaking settings in memory management, I dont get any reboots. Battery is good and rom is smooth. You can try dk IMHO.
[Nexus One General] Androidity3000:
If you want something stable, do NOT use ICS. Simple.
[Nexus One General] ViolentArmy:
Ive used both medroid and bravo, I think medroid 1.4.2 was very stable with alot of customization, I didn't personally have problems with the mic but I know others did, and Ive also used Bravo so far it has been fantastic for me so far, the dev behind it aswell is very responsive and gets things fixed quickly, the only draw back is the lack of customization between bravo and medroid, I just feel like i'm missing 80% of the options and tweeks i'm able to do with bravo.
[Nexus One General] Theshawty:
Well, texasice's ICS and dk's are surprisingly stable.
[Nexus One General] bin12345:
Medroid 1.44 is smoth and stable. It already includes the last camera fix and a few other updates.
[Nexus One General] YoMarK:
Non-HWA ICS Roms where always stable for me.

On HWA Roms I always had sleep of dead issues(phone freezing a few times a day), but I'm running Medroid 1.4.3(with camera preview fix flashed) now for a few days without problems.

HWA uses a lot of memory, so that could be a problem in the long run.
[Nexus One General] genecor:
Well, I was on CM7.1 for what seems like an eternity (used to switch ROMs quite frequently at one point) but figured its time to test drive some ICS stuff and as long as it isn't constantly random rebooting, and crashing. Its stable enough for me!

yeah, trying to get dk's ROM installed on my N1, just having to work through some issues I'm facing which is messing up with the install.
[Nexus One General] bin12345:
You should use 4ext, then you don't have any install problems.

Bud I had problem s after recover all my apps. Only dalvik and cache wipe has cleard this problems (endless boot without cache wipe?!)

BCM is very smoth but without the stock email app (i need exchange for my job) it is not realy usable. After install it (stok email app, not gmail), i had a huge battery drain. Charge via USB was not possible (whats wrong!!!), battery is discharging...

Then I went back to medroid 1.44. Medroid is not so smoth like BCM (why not???) but with Nova Louncher (not with stock) it runs very well. The best ist ScreenState works realy but you have for both cases set the CPU governor to SMARTASSV2 (or onother stats but whitout ondemand, that is very bad)

BCm is very very smoth, like CM7, but batterie drain on my phone was frightening!

An other problem is wlan, higher than channel 11 seems not to work (i had test channel 12 to 13, channel 9 does not work also, all othed channels are busy)

PS. I have unfortunately not possible to post in the corresponding post.
[Nexus One General] taodan:
There is a fix for battery drain in BCM ROM. Review this post for a file FOTA kill http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23951371&postcount=202
[Nexus One General] cbhawsar:
TexasICE's ICS ROM is the most stable, there is a camera patch floating around. You may flash both of them and enjoy ICS without missing any feature.
[Nexus One General] genecor:
DK's ROM is pretty stable, fast and quite customisable at the point of installation with selection of launchers available.

My previous installation issues were due to SD card issues. Which were solved once I reset the EXT and other partitions with 4Ext
[Nexus One General] el_infor:
I have tried almost all ics roms for nexus one and I can say DK's is the best ROM at this moment

I am using as daily driver with zero issues :)

Nexus One - Tapatalk
[Nexus One General] dglowen23:
I'll trade u my vibrant. Weve had ICS for a while and its pretty stable
[Nexus One General] genecor:
Thanks for the offer, but seem to be doin well with DK's ROM on my N1... :)
[Nexus One General] natesilver:
I've tried all the ICS options at the moment and keep coming back to Texasics's ROM with the Tiamat kernel. The newest release from Texasice seems incredibly stable and fast. I was using my friend's two day old Galaxy Nexus today and was blown away at how much quicker my Nexus One was for apps that use networking. No comparison! We are very lucky to have a ROM of this quality available for us! DK's rom seems pretty great as well.
[Nexus One General] Kannibalism:
for me so far its always a battle to choose between dks rom and texas ice both are very good :)
[Nexus One General] sbaeder:
there are a few still under development (see that forum)...three main contenders are the BCM (Bravo version of CM9 for Nexus), TexasIce's and the Medroid based one.

I have used all three, and because the definition of "daily driver" is up to the individual, any are OK, but all have some quirks still at this time...so your mileage may vary...

Good Luck...
[Nexus One General] tackleberry_crash:
I have used Tesaxice from p5 to p14 and have been using BCM for couple weeks now. Never flashed MEdroid, probably never will.

Both roms are amazing, On TexasIce I was having 2-3 random-reboots a day and sleep of death( alarm related ) once a week, some lag but very acceptable due to the nature of the ICS on N1.

I flashed DK's BCM rom about two weeks ago and never had any trouble since. I have had only one random reboot in two weeks, I haven't even noticed any lag on transitions.

Both developers are putting so much effort into this. Both roms can be used as daily driver...