yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1eyedmonster:
These roms only work with static wifi and were released prior to the fxp fix there are two that work on locked bl oodies is best it is fluid and works flawlessly however cobratos cobratos is good why don't you unlock your bl its easy enough to do and opens the door to many more roms including the new and most upto upto date miui rom by m&m but I am still on oodies rom which is stable the link is below

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1295089
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tak_juju:
I have no idea how to unlock bootloader :(, can you please explain.

What it is?

What it does?

How to do it on xperia x10?

Is it permanent?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] desspil:
Look here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1254087
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aimarstaru:
1. Download the latest (newest) flashtool

2. Flash your phone to stock firmware + stock kernel (If your phone is already in this state then skip)

3. Turn on usb debugging then plug in your phone, your flashtool should be able to detect it

4. Root using zergRush exploit (advanced-->root--->zergRush) (if done please skip)

5. Run unlock plugin (just stay in debugging mode, no need to go into flash mode)

6. Flash DooMKernel if you want that.

7. Done
[General Questions and Answers] raulromania:
hi there.

have a new galaxy s2 with the baseband-version mentioned in the subject.

i want to flash cyanogenmod 7.2 with heimdall on ubuntu, so which cf-root-kernel do i need?

so if i am right, i should get an kernel which works with my current rom, but does it matter which kernel i use, when i want to flash cyanogenmod 7.2 after that?

anyway, i do not see cf-root in chainfire's cf-root thread for:

GT-I9100G

I9100GXXKL4

GINGERBREAD.XXLA1

which kernel do i need for my little journey? :)

i've read, but i couldn't find anything.

if somebody has a better solution, please let me know.
[General Questions and Answers] stylez:
In the I9100 section you'll find how to ROOT "G" I9100 its not with cf-root but there are insecure kernels for the rooting of the "G" version there different hardware so even custom ROMs are specific to "G" model. I'm mobile so no link but not even having "G" model have seen threads on the topic...

Sent via the valley of the shadows.....
[General Questions and Answers] Lockszmith:
Any solution?

Did you find a solution for rooting this firmware? I'm having the same problem
[General Questions and Answers] raulromania:
Solution!

I've managed to flash my device with the stock rom & kernel shortly after the post. For solutions and the software just look here or here.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jbluna:
After testing some voodoo color settings, I've been getting scan lines after finishing with it, any workaround? Or am I being noobish again
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxLostSoulxX:
Your settings are too high or too low
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jbluna:
Ah, could I get a recommendation?

:P
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grey.ghost:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1561563

Try this, otherwise there are quite a few threads on the topic....search around a bit.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxLostSoulxX:
im running these settings

Screen v1 Gamma Hack RGB: -35,-35,-35

RGB Multipliers: Red: 2607658720 Green: 2607658720 Red: 4294967290
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jbluna:
soft key

sorry about this again :P My soft keys tend to bug out alot after testing alot of these settings, such as randomly activating themselves, activating itself when I press another etc. Is there something im missing or am I being noobish again :P
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] conz56:
I need some opinions from the xda community, I'm trying to figure out which rom is both fast and stable, with good battery life. Which ROM do you guys prefer to use?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] starskyrob:
Lol this thread again.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] reinbeau:
Thread closed

Sorry, but 'Best ROMs' are subjective, it depends on what you want and how it works on your phone. Best to try them yourself and make your own decision.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itm:
I've just flashed Resurrection Remix 9.6 (ICS) and installed Dropbox. Whenever I try to download anything I get the error "Storage Full or Unavailable".

Any ideas??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
A guess and its only a guess Dropbox does not recognize your non Samsung firmware .

With 300 + posts you can try asking in the roms thread .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itm:
I figured it out: it was because I had USB debugging switched on in Developer Settings
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gennadi:
In RECOVERY MODE you have to MOUNT you storage.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
That's strange, I always have debugging mode enabled and haven't had any problems using dropbox on any type of rom.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
What's also strange is that this thread was super-bumped from March of 2012.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] markolino631:
Hey guys!!

I compile the cm9 for the optimus chic and this is the result! For now doesn't work nothing but i fix all bugs soon!

http://youtu.be/lTXA4KRUS9A

This is a version that i think boot: http://www.mediafire.com/?c9s082cpcx40t1n

For now work only:

Audio

3d

Wifi (partially!! Not connect to connection!)

Don't work:

Sensors

Bluetooth

Camera

3g

Guide:

- Reboot in recovery (Clockworkmod 5.0.2.8 )

- Full wipe of all

- Go to mounts and storage and do mount /system and format /system

- Flash rom

- Reboot
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SoonHD2:
Has anyone tried this ics encryption option? I tried it on my phone htc hd2 and it didnt do anything. There was no progression bar eaven after a fresh install. It just showed the green android and nothing happened. Waited 2h.....
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] feisty_noodle:
I would stay away from that "feature".

People are having trouble reversing it once they succeed.

You cannot un-encrypt: you have to do factory wipe.

Also, currently, custom recoveries cannot handle encrypted partitions (you won't be able to nandroid or wipe). So, in order to revert, you would have to flash stock recovery, if you changed it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unfnknblvbl:
I like to think of encryption as a 'delayed erase' option. If you forget your passcode, you can just kiss that data goodbye.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SpaceCaker:
can someone explain me some more permissions ?

like

777

677

etc? thank you
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] dianpadi:
are you kidding me?

spacecaker asking about permission? :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] jumbobombo:
Lol I just know 777 that's what's said when transferring an app in system/app

Ru r r...

----------------

Sent from my Ace. Galaxy Ace
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] CallMeVentus:
You have Terminal Emulator .

You can try it yourself .

Herpderp Defy AOKP.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Shaaan:
Looks like spacecaker is trolling.

XD

TeamCooper Developer

TheMyth Developer

www.teamcooper.net
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] roxas13th:
Maybe this is a troll thread,but an answer mite help another that stumbles on same question..

As far as i know (or searched in google) 777 is rwxrwxrwx which means all permission is checked. 644 is rw-r--r--

Just in case someone wants to know how they become like that:

Read = 4

Write = 2

Execute =1

First digit is for owner permission,second is group,last is for other's

Please correct me if i'm wrong XD
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] musf:
it's in binary..

777 means all row value is 7 or 111 in binary, so it will be

111

111

111

then 460 will be

100 equal r--

110 equal rw-

000 equal ---

the number 1 means u must tick it..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] diditdr:
Yup, you are right.

UGO User Group Other

777 which means users rights 7 rwx, group rights 7 rwx and other rights 7 rwx

Rwx = 4+2+1

Rw = 4 + 2

644 means user/owner can change file content, group where user belong can read, other user (not in group) can read.

X right means that file can be executed like program or script.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Pseudonym:
Wow thanks for this. Now I know.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Prawesome:
Lol...777=root permissions=full permissions=app that can do every **** you want

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Wow..Thanks for googling that for me :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] CallMeVentus:
Since r=4

Then w=2

And x=1

111=--x--x--x

222=-w--w--w-

444=r--r--r--

421=r---w---x

And the list goes on

Herpderp Defy.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] jagroshan:
deleted
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] dianpadi:
maybe help for more deep information:

http://www.dartmouth.edu/~rc/help/faq/permissions.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_permissions

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:rolleyes:

LOL...

binary can't be explained with decimal :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] CallMeVentus:
I'm not good at this.....just making conjectures

Herpderp Defy.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] dianpadi:
I know what you means. just want to say to who post this. :D:p
[Bravo General] skeevydude:
The past few days, I started really paying attention to my overclock settings to save battery life. But I noticed a major bug---no matter what I did on ANY CM7 rom---, Vsel 2 would have 3 seconds max use over many hours of use, or be the ONLY one used, besides deepsleep. I tried different combinations of governors and settings until I found a solution to get the governors to work and behave correctly. You can check with CPU Spy.

It seems to be a loading error when using the same governor in bootmenu and CM7 settings.

What I did was go to the bootmenu and enable load all modules, configure the governor I wanted to use, then select a different governor to use.

Then after booting, go to the CPU settings and select the governor you want to use and the apply on boot setting. As long as boot governor and cm7 governor are different and apply on boot is selected, the cm7 selected governor will perform like you programmed it to do in the bootmenu.

That made all the difference in the world. Before I rebooted to install Test3:(, CPU Spy showed 6 hours deepsleep, 10 hours Vsel1, 5 hours Vsel2, and 1.5 hours Vsel 1. Vsel 1 would have been lower, about 3~4 hours, but I fell asleep listening to music.

After 8 hours, lots of use (30 mins wifi, 15 mins talk, 45 mins screen on time) I still had 89% battery when I plugged in to my pc to transfer WR1.4.

My CPU settings are

Vsel1 300\22

Vsel2 700\44

Vsel3 1100\56

Governor Conservative (in CM7 Settings, smartass in bootmenu)

con up threshold 100

con down threshold 40

con freq step 4

con sampling rate 160000

I've also had good results with these smartass settings

smt_min_cpu_load 40

smt_max_cpu_load 100

smt_awake_min_freq 300000

smt_sleep_max_freq 450000

smt_up_min_freq 1100000

smt_wakeup_freq 700000

smt_ramp_up_step 400000

Anyone else have any good OV\UV settings?

And yes, my Bravo does run stable with the above CPU rates. I've read posts where people couldn't UV to 1000@56 or 57 without instability issues. Makes me feel lucky and happy.:D But that is my phone's limit with good roms. I have to use 700\45 and 1100\57 with ICS. 1200\58 no matter what rom.
[Bravo General] hello moto:
more undervolting

My current settings (on MIUI 2.3.30) are:

300MHZ @ 16

700MHZ @ 36

1100MHZ @ 54

At first I only got

300MHZ @ 21

700MHZ @ 44

1100MHZ @ 55

I think the key here is letting the chip be familiar with a new voltage. Everyday I only reduced the voltage settings by 1 or 2, and I did it until I couldn't. I also recommend an app called SetVsel. It has an utility to stress test the chip at a specific speed.

Hope this will help.
[Bravo General] skeevydude:
I may be mistaken, but I believe 20 is the hard coded lowest vsel you can actually go. 75 is highest. I actually use Stability Test for variable voltage testing, and also by setting the min/max values to whatever I'm currently testing in performance settings. I used to use SetVsel, but I got rid of it since I can do everything it can do with any rom other than stability testing.

Gradually stepping down over time is an interesting idea I'll have to try.
[Bravo General] corvx:
I will try this out, thanks
[Bravo General] hello moto:
@skeevy420

I'm not so sure, but 16 is fine for 300Mhz, and when I changed it to 15, the phone rebooted. Yes I agree with you on SetVsel, I just used to find the lowest vsel levels, I don't use it anymore.

For the battery life, my cell lasts for roughly 3 days. I listen to music 4-5 hrs day, do some calling, some angry bird, and surfing over the WiFi sometime, of course I switch it to flight mode at night. I guess 45nm process makes the OMAP3630 really awesome.
[Bravo General] skeevydude:
20 was something I read at Deft Dev a few months back. Not sure if it was 300mhz or 20vsel being the lowest. 16 is awesome. I need to try that when I'm done with MS2G.
[Bravo General] yamandude:
my setting are -

310MHz - 15vsel

620MHz - 28vsel

820MHz - 38vse

rock stable ....

though even i noticed the unused 2nd clk value ...
[Bravo General] skeevydude:
Pick different governors in the boot menu and in the CM7 Performance menu and select apply on boot. There's a bit of a glitch when you don't, unless you're using ondemand, then 2nd clk may never be used.

Ondemand, Performance, and userspace will use the most Battery; Performance\userspace will stay at vsel3 so its best for performance testing\draining the battery for calibration.

Smartass and Conservative, when properly configured, use all the vsel's efficiently, but Smartass jumps to vsel3 then scales down to where its needed while Conservative only scales up as needed. That's why you can get a bit of lag with conservative--it hasn't scaled up yet. Try using these to get vsel2 to be used.

The only problem is that 600mhz really isn't that powerful and will probably always get scaled up, that's why I use 700mhz at vsel2, its barley enough to play mp3's with dsp and effects without going up to vsel3. I actually get pretty even usage of all 3 vsel's, but I've modified my conservative settings since the first post. Now I use:

300MHZ @ 20

700MHZ @ 42

1100MHZ @ 56

con up threshold 100

con down threshold 30

con freq step 8

con sampling rate 160000

I could probably lower the voltage a bit, but when you're always changing crap, testing things, and have wifi on a lot and tether, the 300@20 keeps it stable, and won't crash when receiving a call when doing that.

The low vsel1 rates are good and fine, until you have your screen off-mp3's playing, or are tethering with wifi and your phone reboots when an incoming call comes in. I really wouldn't go past 20 on the lowest vsel---undervolting too much is just as bad as overvolting and can fc apps or short out your hardware when it doesn't get the juice it requires. Undervolting too much is actually worse for your phones, btw.

I'm a welder by trade, so I know a thing or two about not supplying enough power to your tools--try welding off a 2500amp generator. Won't happen, 3250amp is minimum, and that barley cuts it. Same thing when using thin gauge power cords, they'll fry tools quicker than a dumbass using them improperly. My power cord for my flux core tig is 1.5 inches thick and only 25 ft long. My alternate cord is just as thick, but 50 ft long and is only used when we can't use a generator in the neighborhood and the 25 footer isn't long enough. The same principles apply when undervolting your phone, and too little voltage is the worst thing you can do.
[Bravo General] yamandude:
ol rite .!! .. my eyes were opened :P ....

cool so if i do the settings , same as urz , the threshold values and all with smartass governor ... and do the minimum clk at 350MHz with 20vsel ....

that'll be cool ?

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or perhaps 320 MHz ... :P
[Bravo General] skeevydude:
I'd use 20-24 at 350mhz. Any reason why you're using 350mhz instead of 300mhz? Only reason I can think is for the (slightly) extra power, maybe less lag right when the screen comes on\exiting deep sleep mode.

Try these settings for smartass, but adjust up_min_freq to your vsel3, awake_min_freq to vsel1, I like to set wakeup_freq to vsel2 for responsiveness or vsel1 for battery, vsel 3 for max power. I use sleep_max_freq at 450000 because I use wifi and tethering at the same time a lot and it helps with stability. If you haven't noticed, I use the same setup with smartass and conservative. If you have scaling lag with these settings, lower max_cpu_load down a bit, but I wouldn't go past 90 with smartass since it'll turn into be a cpu intensive ondemand; same thing with conservative.

Also, all my suggestions\tips are based on my 1100\700\300 setup. You can lower min_cpu_load as you lower vsel3 and 2, but I don't recommend going under 20 or over 50. Under 20 may not drop vsel and over 50 can drop abruptly when it shouldn't or cause the phone to switch frequencies to often to be useful and cause instability.

smt_min_cpu_load 30-35 (My formula is take Vsel3 and figure out what percentage lands between Vsel 1 and 2. @1100, 30 is 330mhz, 40 is 440mhz; don't go too high or it can drop too fast, especially with conservative.)

smt_max_cpu_load 100 (lower if you get lag)

smt_awake_min_freq 300000 (set to Vsel1)

smt_sleep_max_freq 450000 (or 300000) (or Vsel1)

smt_up_min_freq 1100000 (set to Vsel3)

smt_wakeup_freq 700000 (vsel1 for battery, 2 for responsiveness, 3 for power)

smt_ramp_up_step 400000 (I set to the difference between frequencies)

When not configured correctly to you're current frequencies, there's no point in smartass or conservative. It took me about a week of experimenting to find those values for those frequencies.
[Bravo General] yamandude:
ok .. mine now are ...

350MHZ @ 20

650MHZ @ 32

1000MHZ @ 46

con up threshold 100

con down threshold 30

con freq step 8

con sampling rate 160000

smt_min_cpu_load 30

smt_max_cpu_load 90

smt_awake_min_freq 350000

smt_sleep_max_freq 450000

smt_up_min_freq 1000000

smt_wakeup_freq 650000

smt_ramp_up_step 350000

this cool or ... do temme :)
[Bravo General] skeevydude:
F

Shouldn't be a problem. Are you actually stable at those voltages? If so, stay

if you get good vsel usage. Bravo doesn't like going under 1000@52, but I think Bravo's are made with sub par Defy processors (didn't pass quality control for 1000mhz.). Cheaper to use them at 800mhz than it is to scrap them). Although I haven't tried going that low in a while, CM7 may be more stable for that now. Miui always handles undervolting better than CM though.

My ghetto stability test is to open 10+ loading tabs in Dolphin HD Dolphin fc's easily when many tabs are open when undervolted too low.

Its best to wait 12 hours with real world usage to see how effective the oc settings are, unless its obvious that you're getting bad usage. Also try to wait a half hour minimum after booting before using CpuSpy to see better results. Boot up uses vsel3, so account for a 1-2 minute difference when checking levels right after boot.
[Bravo General] yamandude:
ok .. and yes . m geting stable usage at those voltage ... even 1.2GHz at 58 vsel ... :) .. though m cool with these ... so .. will tell the results later :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] neo1738:
So I finally gave in and decided to RMA my unit for two large spots of hot pixels and the wifi/bluetooth drop out. I was hesitant because of hearing the long delays and figure they should have started to clear out a little by now. I took still shots, video including having some government meeting that was live on TV so they know when it was taken. Then I took more video at FedEx before and after boxing. I'll let you know when ASUS tries to pull the CID on me, and I made sure to insure it for $500.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] undercover:
LOL.. I mean looooooool. It would be even funnier than that if not previous experience by some users, which could have some good use of that sort of proof. Sods law, you won't need any of it as everything will go smooth as butter (only because you have it).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] junrider:
I RMAed a prime to grapevine, TX this week. I took dated still shots, printed it and sent it with the prime, also a copy of the bestbuy receipt that it was ordered Dec. 28th. I also took a video of the prime and its process of bubble wrapping the heck out it with one hand ( other is holding the video cam), inserting all the documents and pictures into the box and sealing it. Hehe I made sure they know I have proof of its condition when it was packaged. Better safe than sorry.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] neo1738:
exactly, i had the date on my pictures too but those can be faked. That is why I did the video with proof of something happening that day you know. It's such a shame we have to go through all this just for a simple RMA. But like the poster after me said, hopefully Murphy's law, prepare and you won't need it. I went to fedex office and the box they use is serious, could have fit my 17" laptop, plus they wrapped the crap out of it. here is a question, will anyone ever reimburse us for shipping to them? I mean if it's a manufacturer defect why do we have to pay to ship it in back to them?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gsmsosv:
Wait, you had to pay shipping on your RMA? Asus sent me a FedEx prepaid slip for mine so I haven't paid for anything so far (though I fully expect to hear that "out of warranty" bs). Maybe the CS reps don't even know what they're doing. Talk about inconsistent service...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] junrider:
Yup, had to pay for shipping it to them... Maybe you should give pointers to future consumers that will have to go through this process on how to demand a prepaid slip.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nyijedi:
Good job by those of you taking all of these steps, but does everyone realize how ridiculous this is. This is a great example of why I'm done with Asus after my Prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] effezie:
I'm getting close to feeling the same way you do but I'm still holding out that the front line people are honestly trying to do the right thing. It's the 1st tier supervisors that I have a hard time believing anything they say.

As far as the pre paid shipping for the RMA, I think all you have to do is ask and when your asking say that the reason for the return is from no fault of your own and then they ask for permission for the pre paid label. I almost made the mistake of paying and when I called back I said this and they sent me the label.

Also, when I shipped my Prime I inquired as to how much it was insured for and the guy said 100.00. Maybe that's their bottom line cost on it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] junrider:
Whats up with Asus's RMA Inquiry: Looks like a non working page

http://support.asus.com/repair/repairstatus.aspx?SLanguage=en
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wifesabitch:
Cool story bro.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] undercover:
Pathetic post bro. Overused, boring and extremely unintelligent (post).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] af974:
Thread has been closed because there are already a lot of thread speaking of RMA, please, use them instead open a new discussion thread ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] shilent:
I just got my S2 5 days ago. All this time I been wondering why it takes around 5 hours to charge from 20% to 100%. At first, I been using my G2X charger, it was rated at the same 5V 1A output so I thought it wouldn't matter. Then I used the included Samsung charger with same LG cable, no difference. Now when using the Samsung cable, it only takes about 2 hours to charge from around 15% to 100%.

Is this just coincidence? Is my phone too new and just needed a few cycles? I'll test again tomorrow, or when my phone reaches below 20% with the LG cable.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobby3306:
There's been known issues with using chargers other than stock..mine gets stuck at 100% until I reboot if I use any charger other than the OEM that came with it.