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[LG Optimus 2x] Micronuub:
Hi members,

I'm having a huge problem which will prevent me from installing any other ROM,

I have made a backup of my apps with Titanium backup on my ICS ROM, and i when i change to a different ROM, Titanium backup can't seem to find my backup no matter what i do, when i restore it only shows Titanium Settings backup.

Please help, i really want to update my ROM, and restore my apps but i can't cause TB Won't find it.

Things i did :

Made a backup (x100 times)

Updated Titanium Backup

Updated Busybox

Changed Folder location

Thanks in advance!
[LG Optimus 2x] LarsPT:
Hi Micronuub!

Hi had the same problem when I went from stock to CM7.

The problem is (if it is the same problem) CM7 mounts the internal storage with a different mounting name. After you flash a different ROM and install Titanium Backup, go in preferences and tell Titanium to search for backups. It found the right folder without any problems in my case.

Hope this is helpful for you!
[LG Optimus 2x] Micronuub:
Hey thanks for your respond,

I already fixed my problem, In settings at backup, Normal apps was disabled so it only backupped my data!

thanks for the answers anyway!
[LG Optimus 2x] LarsPT:
Strange, that didn't happen to me... but if it does, now I know :) Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] EricBiffle:
Any help would be fantastic. I am relatively new to the whole customizing roms, and themes just put Solaris prime on with jade theme. Totally amazing. But a little help on being able to change icons both home screen as well as the main four

wickedly oversized communication device
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] busybeebusy:
try using a different launcher and there you can find many options to customize your screen
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] SidekickSquad817:
can i flash the darkside kernel in cwm like a regular flash even tho im running jugg 5.0. or would i have to be running darkside rom??
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] d12d:
Yes you can flash different kernels over the default kernel for that rom. I know there are a number of people running this setup. One thing to keep in mind is the kernel is not developed for the rom and you may run into a few issues but overall you should be good to go.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] SidekickSquad817:
so the flash process is the same correct?

wipe cahe

wipe dalvic

flash kernel

fix permissions

?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] GuestK00202:
That would be Correct!
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
These are just plain stock roms.

Want one specific 2.2.1 rom? Let me know.

They are i9000 2.2.1 roms that I just rebuilt.

What I have done to these roms:

Freshly Deodexed

Fixed Signal Reboot

Fixed Disappearing Signal Bug

Added Haptic Feedback To The Home Key

Fixed Wifi

Fixed GPS

Rooted

All are fully bloated and untouched theme-wise.

If coming from ICS:

Odin to JFD with re-partition checked before flashing these.

Roms:

European - XWJSD - http://www.mediafire.com/?8st27z2520cwblo

T-Mobile UK Official - BOJS5 - http://www.mediafire.com/?jnjeutea2xdev87

Arabic - JPJPM - http://www.mediafire.com/?od05swyf4yelm5p

Turkish - JVJPJ - http://www.mediafire.com/?j314zzo3n3cgsc5

If you have any problems with these roms, flash the package found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1568309
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
Weeee, some more 2.2.1 love
[Vibrant Android Development] jneal9:
You need to FishmanMod a 2.2.1 rom fishman.
[Vibrant Android Development] Nabeel10:
I love 2.2.1! Hey Fish, ever think of a resurrection of Biwinning? Or how about that one Ultimate 2.8 rom?

Sent from my Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
I am putting away the old EDT releases for the most part and starting over from scratch.
[Vibrant Android Development] Hill5:
Jellette, I've been meaning to flash rom XWJSD for long time now. Finally. Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevethegreat:
Wow, thanks Jellete for the great Roms you're bringing us, for some time now I'm looking for a Froyo i9000 Rom which would work with my Vibrant w/t any major bugs but it was to no avail.

This must be the first, again thank you very much! :)

If you were to also bring us the latest Darky on Froyo over here would be more than great (I think it was v9.5). Your last Darky's port was the only one to offer proper deep sleep and if it was not for that darn signal bug I would had kept it as my daily driver...
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
I may when I get back... away for a few days with real life stuff.

I still need to finish a few more things first.
[Vibrant Android Development] 啊喔鹅咦呜鱼:
ZSJPG:p

Feeling back to this time last year

welcome back!

but which kernel do they include?
[Vibrant Android Development] jneal9:
Thanks for the roms jellette. Question though... Do these have the blurry mms fix already or do we need to grab a fixed mms.apk?
[Vibrant Android Development] serendipityguy:
Your repartition precedes you and I know the quality that goes into the details befor

Chiming in to show an interest on these babies!

Anything that you develop will be at better than those other ginger bread roms and ICS roms with no working GPS and full of untold bugs.

Your repartition precedes you and I know the quality that goes into the details before a release. I have used your earlier works before and they were just Yummy!

Looking forward to these release and your continued development.

Regards,

PS: which one of these babies should I try if I live in the Los Angeles - Pasadena area (United States)?
[Vibrant Android Development] Tha Maxx:
My man you came back and dropped a bomb on us. thank you for all your continued hard work that you put into this community your the man!:cool::cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] vibrantliker:
which link

Which link for T-Mo U.S. T-959?

Also I was a big fan of bi-wining back in the day. Would bi-dreams theme work with this?
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
Thanks - I'd go with the BOJS5 unless you require Arabic support.

These will all work for the T-959
[Vibrant Android Development] serendipityguy:
I am sure this will rock on the trails.

Thanks Jellette, looking forward to flashing this rom! I hope all is crisp and sharp with GPS, I am sure this will rock on the trails. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] McSqueeb:
I moved to the UK with my Vibrant, and this has helped out so much with signal and service. GPS is better, and even though I'm not entirely sure if cell reception is better it certainly isn't worse.

Thanks for the hard work.
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
As well as this worked for you, give the GB build a try: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1615613
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevethegreat:
Jellette first of all let me tell you that all your roms are of the best work I have ever seen around, very professionaly made.

Unfortunately I have to say that I'm stuck to the Froyo version of your roms (this is the only recent one) due to the TV-out issue that every version is being plagued with (Samsung didn't bother to rewrite the TV-out drivers for anything apart Froyo). Since I'm a heavy user of TV out I am a bit stuck with this rom.

Well it's the best rom I've used lately, but if you were ever to give us Froyo users a bit more i9000-derived Froyo-love :p it would had been real welcome. Of course you can do whatever you love most -obviously, but a kick-ass Froyo rom -be sure- won't go unappreciated...
[Vibrant Android Development] McSqueeb:
I haven't tried a GB build in quite some time. I appreciate your recommendation and will give it a shot. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] Rayn1328:
Hey jellette any thoughts of monkeying around with bi-winning at all? That is a great one

Thanks for this and all your time and work.
[Vibrant Android Development] joroboyvn:
many thanks

Appreciate your hard work!

Is there a way to flash 2.2.1 wifi calling? tried yesterday but unfortunately did not work and i had to reflash. Then i changed every value in the built.prop from GT-I9000 to SGH-T959, again no luck! Any suggestions?
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
Wifi calling only works on 2.2... Its not just changing built.prop info, its much more then that.

There was some work earlier, trying to get wifi calling working on 2.2.1, but it was buggy.

Bottom line is if you need wifi calling, you need a 2.2 rom.

Sent from my FishmanMod AOSP
[Vibrant Android Development] Moped_Ryder:
Try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=15104538#post15104538

Also in the build.prop the lines:

rild.libpath=/system/lib/libsec-ril.so

is changed to:

rild.libpath=/system/lib/librilswitch.so
rilswitch.vendorlibpath=/system/lib/libsec-ril.so
rilswitch.ganlibpath=/system/lib/libganril.so

To go along with the additional lib files and edited framework.jar
[Vibrant Android Development] Moped_Ryder:
Tried the Wifi-calling for 2.2.1 and got boot loops. Its due to the incompatible framework.jar. If you remove it the Wifi calling will connect and I was able to receive a call, but trying to call out didn't work and froze the phone app.
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
Yeah, I played with it for awhile and just when it seems like you'd get it working... something would just fail.
[Off-topic] ScubaSteev:
I workout and shave and have SWAGG

Why can't i get a girl?

Look at me!!

MOD edit: I remove offensive pics on the second date...so, yeah!!
[Windows 8 General] buggatti:
Hey Guys

The beta of blue stacks in now available. Now u can run Android app on windows Downloading on CP now. Will post later how it is
[Windows 8 General] Cimer:
I would not install it, caused me to get bluescreens after reboot
[Windows 8 General] 1/2asleep:
I have just installed it, played angry bird space and it works fine for me.
[Windows 8 General] Wetzel402:
On Windows 8?

I can't get BlueStacks to run in Windows 8 at all. Every time I run the installer I get a blue screen with a frown face saying that something went wrong and Windows needs to restart. I have been testing the private beta build on Windows 7 though and it is definitely fun and useful :)
[Windows 8 General] buggatti:
After Few blue screen restarts it worked. Uninstalled it because it not what i expected to be. I cant run any app in full screen. I run in only a portion and i cant use gmail and angry birds because of some high performance driver issue. The alpha version before this was better.
[Windows 8 General] Vancete:
At the moment, this is so bad:mad:
[Windows 8 General] flyrocket:
Thanks for the heads up! Going to try this.
[Windows 8 General] ShadowEO:
I really wanted to try it on my Windows 8 netbook but the Thinstaller executable they gave me refused to install because my it claimed my graphics performance would be under the minimum recommended requirement. It was rather sad since the Alpha worked fine and even running the same version of Android they base their rootfs images off of (Android-x86) as a addition to my Linux dual-boot.
[Windows 8 General] mitaysh:
Windows 8? I tried as many as 8 blue screen restarts so far. No luck. Still keeps crashing my system into the BSOD. Did alpha work on Windows 8 CP x64?
[Windows 8 General] Wetzel402:
I was part of the closed beta 1 test and have been in email communication with Bluestacks development and they informed me that they do not have a beta ready for Windows 8 because it is still changing. It sounds like the focus is on Windows 7 for now.
[Windows 8 General] nitin1978:
Pls provide download links.....
[Windows 8 General] Erofich:
http://bluestacks.com/
[Windows 8 General] o2neouzr:
nobody wants this cancer on their computers
[Windows 8 General] tricsio:
Be on the lookout for this (when or if) it comes out

http://ces.cnet.com/8301-33377_1-57355786/bluestacks-goes-metro-with-windows-8/
[Windows 8 General] aaronb1138:
Indeed, Bluestacks should be avoided. They have no support forums (personal top gripe) and have made it quite clear they plan to try to make a quick buck leveraging VirtualBox and Android x86 while not giving anything back.

As best I can tell, they have just added an OpenGL pass through driver to Android x86 when running on VB as well as started to recompile some apps which use the ARM NDK to the x86 NDK. Far better to have the Android x86 community work on an automated NDK conversion and their own driver implementation than be shackled.

Also, their TOS lets them abuse your facebook page in new and interesting ways as well as do some serious data mining without any form of opt-out or transparency.
[Windows 8 General] Wetzel402:
There are support forums:

https://getsatisfaction.com/bstk

BlueStacks even went as far as supplying a link on how to root and install gapps. I wouldn't say there is a lack of support. BlueStacks in my opinion also runs faster than x86 on a virtual machine.
[TouchPad General] dung8604:
So I'm very seriously considering getting one, hopefully I can get it for around 150 on CL, but I have some questions. I do plan on installing CM9, and will probably never go to web os.

First question, what is your battery life like? I currently have a nook color on cm7, and that thing can go forever without charging. Clearly, it is unrealistic for me to expect to get better or as good life, but I don't want to have to charge it every 4 hours either. So briefly, what is your battery life during use and idle?

Second, I tried reading through the development forums, and as far as I can tell, the only way to boot cm9 is to use moboot (or cyboot?). Am I incorrect in this assumption, or can webOS be removed completely?

Lastly, knowing what you guys know, is there another tablet that you would prefer for the 150-200 price range? I actually would kind of prefer something around 7", and was considering the acer iconia a100, but the locked bootloader, lack of development, and reported crap battery life is turning me off.

Thanks, everyone!
[TouchPad General] smurphdogg:
I actually came from a nook color as well with cm7 on it. I'm so happy with my touch pad. Its the best hardware out there for the money. When I got mine I immediately put cm9 on it and it runs so smooth. Battery life is pretty good but I can't say for sure how well because I'm always on my touch pad but it last me all day at work using it non stop for internet, games, and video.

I only know of motoboot and I'm not sure if you can remove webos completely. But like I said, the specs this thing has is way worth it and just as good as some of the higher priced tablets out there IMO.
[TouchPad General] bp_:
When I was playing a lot of Jelly Defense the TP wouldn't last a day. For just surfing the web and such you'll get plenty of battery life - just don't expect nook battery life (I also came from the Nook which I gave to my wife).

I don't think there is any reason to remove WebOS. Not sure if you can, but not sure why you would want to. If you keep your docs/music in the cloud then even a 16GB TP should have plenty of storage space for you - even with two OSs on it.

I don't know what other tablets are in the $150-$200 range other than refurbs and Coby-style junk. I have been seeing some name brand tablet refurbs coming toward this price range but nothing I would think that is better than the TP right now. The only thing I'd be concerned about is the supposed Google tablet that is going to be in your price range. Not sure if there are any credible specs out there yet.
[TouchPad General] quarlow:
The best battery life will come from webOS. While running webOS I was able to get over a week of standby, it went from like 90% to like 2% in that time. In android I could easily get a few days of idle, with seeing about on par for my phone battery loss, I want to say in the ~1%/hour range. I can watch probably 5-8 hours of Netflix on a charge, so pulling data over wifi, and processing hardware decoded video with screen on. I don't play games other than casual like draw something.

You cannot remove webOS. This has been discussed since CM7, and I believe the first response was something along the lines of webOS is nice, the devs like it, and there may or may not be parts of it required to run android. Tri-boot was discussed to run CM7, CM9 and webOS, but that never went anywhere. Moboot is the boot menu. You are presented the boot menu at every start up. After a pre-set delay a default will boot. Cyboot is a preware app in webOS to change the default OS and delay. Moboot is the only way to enter CWM. Reboot recovery only works sometimes if at all. And there is no key combos to load into CWM. I set the moboot delay to 1 sec, and don't worry about it. I probably power cycle my TouchPad less than once every two weeks now the ROMs have settled, so that 1second isn't much in the big picture.

For me the 7" size is too small, I use my TP for web browsing 90%+ of my use, so the 3" bigger screen is used a lot, and makes a world of difference to me. Because of my use I also stayed on webOS until CM9. I have a 2.3 phone, and a 10" phone that doesn't make calls didn't appeal to me. webOS has a solid browser, and an intuitive elegant user interface. So I ranked it higher than CM7. CM9 has been great. The browser is good, but tablet optimized apps selection is still poor. Google doesn't seem motivated to change that anytime soon, and you will have the same issue on any android tablet. My TP is a stop gap until W8 tablets are out. Given the price, and other choices in the same price range, I see no reason to get anything other than the TouchPad.

If you do get the TouchPad I recommend getting a TouchStone. That is the Inductive charger. You just place the TP on this easel, and it charges, no wires. It works through cases too. I use the HP official case, I was concerned other cases might not sit on the TouchStone as securely as the official case. It has a microfiber lining in the front that cleans the screen fairly well automatically, and protects the back from fingerprints. And the TP is a fingerprint magnet without a case.

Sent from my Galaxy S II (i777)
[TouchPad General] BigBadWolf84:
Awesome summary Quarlow.:)
[TouchPad General] haxin:
I love my touchpad, and with cm9 i couldnt ask for more, i do leave webos on it because there are certain things like skype video calling that i will boot into webos for, but for the most part i never leave android. You will NOT find a better tablet for that price, battery life will depend on how you tweak it. I run mine overclcocked at around1.7ghz all the time and its super fast and battery life is great, if i want to tighten down the specs i can run this badboy 9+ hours without a break.
[TouchPad General] sean is here.:
These Q's have all been asked and answered here before, multiple times. The first 2 Q's have been answered, I'm sure of it, in one thread together even.

With the search function, I found this.

Read here.

Or here.

Or here.

Or here.

Or here.

There are more, but I'm getting tired of doing homework for other people. I haven't even had my coffee this morning yet. You can easily find them though too, use the button marked 'Search'.

To your questions, though...

1. Not anywhere NEAR what you can get from your Nook. CM's an Alpha on the TP. WebOS battery life is sensational, though...even on heavy use with wifi on, in webOS, I can go a week. In webOS overnight, when I forgot to turn wifi off, it sometimes doesn't even drop 1%. In Android, it could drop 5-8% if I'm lucky.

2. Correct. No, you're not incorrect. Why would you want to throw away your free insurance and risk bricking your device? Moboot prevents you (or noobs in general) from toasting their TPs. I can't understand why people ask this question before they get their TPs. It's as if you've assumed that webOS is terrible, but it's not. Like I said, battery life is awesome. I've got CM9 on my TP, too, but webOS isn't useless...if anything, it's much[ /B] more stable than Android on this device, better battery, and everything works. Bear in mind, that on CM there is still stuff that just doesn't work! Camera, H/W acceleration (sometimes, it works in some apps).

This question is like asking a car salesman, before you buy a car, if you can take parts out of the motor without knowing about it. Sorry if I sound like a ****, but this question gets old.

/rant

3. No. But I bet google might...but no seriously, the Kindle Fire maybe. :confused
[TouchPad General] dung8604:
Thank you for the answer, guys. You've convinced me to get the touchpad. I do apologize for repeating questions you guys are sick of. The search function on mobile really really sucks.

One last question, do you guys think that 200 for a used 32gb is a good deal via craiglist? I read the other thread where several users said a fair price was 160 to 170 for a used 16gb.
[TouchPad General] rosystreasures:
Yes, $200 for a 32g is a really good price. I had a second TP which I put cm9 on and sold it for $250 on CL....within 15min of posting of it....
[TouchPad General] orangekid:
I'd try to haggle down from $200, but to be honest it's not bad at all.

I was lucky enough to get one thru the XDA MP for $130 (a 16 gig) and I am VERY pleasantly surprised with this device. I used to have a gTab, let me tell you, this device is a lot better, and it runs Android SO well, just fix the camera and you're good to go!

Battery life for me is awesome, with my CM9 setup I get a full day with moderate use, and I mean where am I going for a week that I can't charge it? I mean seriously who doesn't charge it at night? Like if I was going to be in a cave for a week maybe I'd get a kindle or something...
[TouchPad General] dung8604:
That's a really good deal! I ended up with a 16 gig for 160. Kind of unfortunate, because right after I bought it, another guy offered a 32 gig for 180. Oh well, I'm still very happy with my purchase.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rd_nest:
Just a plain youtube video. I think it's their next attempt at a viral campaign after the Samsung'd-Barista commercials.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBrmaE82uY4

What do you say?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] se1988:
I say it's the jungle phone.

Gorilla glass... big as an elephant...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] yiannisthegreek:
That's awesome!!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rd_nest:
How many Samsung devices do you have:confused:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] dekky18:
Hahaha... Nice comercial.... :-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] muhtesem insan:
I agree with the top comment on youtube
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jeromepearce:
That is one seriously smart elephant. I am amazed!

Good ad, too! :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] zkyevolved:
That is such a cute video. even it you were to take out the note from the equation the elephant and woman communicating is the cutest thing and warms my heart.

I have a parrot and he frequently learns words to communicate with me. He actually repeats the email sound to get my attention and I won't even mention the sound I have set for whatsapp.

Animals are so cool. I love them. And if this lady and elephant bond better and more quickly over the note then I'm happier than ever. Hehe.

Awesome video. :-)

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] psun786:
ok... I have the Note already... Now where can I buy an elephant? Any online retailer shipping to US? :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zacisblack:
I have a permanent home in Austin, Texas and have had 4G there for about 6 or so months. Today I'm at school about 30 miles south of Austin in a city that has never had LTE. About 20 minutes ago I noticed the little 4G symbol at 1 bar and about 5 minutes ago it jumped to full bars and I had a signal of -70dbm. I assume they are just testing but does anyone know how long the process is to implement LTE to an area after testing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spencer88:
No idea but check the speeds. Let us know how fast it is without anybody else on it :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zacisblack:
Well I wasn't able to catch it when I had a signal of -70dbm. It's back to 1 bar -109dbm but I'm getting 6-8Mbps down and 1-2Mbps up with ping times around 90-110. Not that impressive but not bad for low signal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zacisblack:
Aaaand as quick as it came, I'm back to 3G =\…
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
Usually no more than a couple weeks (If that).