yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Totòòò:
Dnt listen to that crap. Ppl who write those things do not feel comfy even with their body of course they will find "problems" with the note and keep exchanging it twoce a week. This is very good quality built phone get it!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SKyRocKeting727:
The white one is Stunning!

-Once you go NOTE, you'd say 4 inches a Joke
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] PeartFan40:
I agree with everybody else. I also have a white Note, and it's just fine. No cracls, no "black crush" (stupid name if you ask me). This is why I hate those stupid threads by people who examine their phones with a microscope, then create threads when they find the most miniscule flaws, which otherwise wouldn't be seen. Go ahead and pull the trigger on the white version.

BTW, if you look hard enough, youbwill always find a tiny imperfection. Five million Notes have shipped, and only fraction of them have had problems. No more than any other phone on the market.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] juzz86:
And then they bloody return them. I swear I'd smack some of the guys who return **** from this forum :p
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] stulzerl:
My white note is flawless:)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] cgibsong002:
These "problems" are real. I have both on my phone, but I could really care less about either. Don't let it stop you from getting a white one as it has nothing to do with the color.

Sent from my Samsung Nizzote
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] erick161:
Every phone is susceptible to flaws, white just shows more that black. Get the white one if thats what you really want. I only have the black one because i got a good deal off contract for it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] porkenhimer:
IMHO the people that are getting cracks in their screens are the people that think they are taking good care of their phones but in reality are not taking care of them. I had my first cell in the late 90s and broke my antenna taking it out of my pocket so I learned never ever to put my cell back in my pocket under any circumstances. Pants do get looser and tighter as you sit and stand and pressure is put on the screen which is probably causing these cracks. Get the white note just take care of it and you will be fine. No pockets! No bags! Don't sleep with it! Don't set it near your drink! Dont put in the glove compartment so it will rattle around! Don't lay on your dash while driving!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] cgibsong002:
These cracks aren't in the screens...

You don't need to be so anal with your phone... It's not a cheap toy these are built solid. First two weeks with my phone I had it completely naked and pocketed it. now I have a leather pouch and glas.t screen protector. Just remember that it'll cost you 800 for a new one and I'm sure you won't break it.

Sent from my Samsung Nizzote
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Blacklabel84:
The only issue with mine is a small alien that lives under my battery feeding off my phones power. That explains the crappy battery life.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] porkenhimer:
Your right they are not cheap toys but they sometimes get cracked screens if they are dropped from pocket level onto asphalt, but they are pretty well built. I'm not anal about my phone but I know no matter what if it breaks I either get my retired device of shell out $750 for a new one so I am very cautious. People can do what they want with their phones I was just giving advice based on my experience. I don't even take my phone outta the house, too much could happen and its really not that important to always have my cell with me. I don't have a text plan so I don't need it for texting and I would never walk/drive and text/talk. Nobody knows what is causing the so called flaws on the Notes but if mine get a scratch, chip or crack in it I will know exactly how it happened and won't have to sit and wonder whether its a defect or if I did it. I can keep a cell for 18 month till I upgrade and it still looks new but I too have scratched and even shattered phones so it happens to all of us. All I was sayin was if you know exactly where your phone is at all times it might not get a scratch or get broke.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
Mobile phones are exactly that, *mobile* phones. 99% of the people with cell phones use them when they are mobile. If you never take your's out of the house why spend so much for a cell plan? Just get a land line.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Atomsk492:
After rooting my S2, I tried to flash this rom: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1576906

but then on boot up, I got the yellow triangle boot-loop issue. Now, I'm a grade-a lurker and I know to search for these problems and I never had to open my own topic, but I've literally dug everywhere and tried every resolve I could find but I can't for the life of me find something that works.

I have tried flashing with Odin3, I have flashed a PDA to the stock kernel. This did remove the yellow triangle, however I was still stuck at the Samsung Galaxy SII screen.

So then I read another topic saying to flash another PDA ontop of that one, so I did. I did do a wipe before in Recovery mode, but it still did not get me passed the title screen.

I have waited at the screen for a bit too, yet nothing.

I have used Odin with several other stocks, but nothing is getting me anywhere. I have searched many threads and I have tried everything, but I'm getting hopeless. Like I said, I don't normally post anything but nothing I've found so far has helped me so this is a last resort :(

So basically: Yellow triangle, followed popular guides (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18608050&postcount=6) and many variations of that guide, still nothing.

Sorry for being a newb but any help and efforts would be EXTREMELY appreciated. If any additional information can aid in a solution please let me know.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] mgd76:
Did you try the return to stock thread? Stickys?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1511838
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
It sounds like you flashed a CRT off animation for ICS for the International version of the S2 I9100. (first link in your post) This may have flashed something not intended for the I777. You do have an AT&T version of the Galaxy S2, I777 don't you?

Edit: you flashed a framework-res.apk that doesn't work with your phone. You should recover by flashing back to stock.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
full return-to-stock followed by recovery wipe
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Miami_Son:
It's always better to post to an existing related thread than to start a new one.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Red5:
We already have several threads that cover this.

Thread closed.
[Galaxy Tab General] Zacki06:
Hey there guys.

I've got a little question. When I bought my GT-P1000 it had 2.2 and there was an option for enabling/disabling the telephone function inside the tab.

I've upgraded it to 2.3.3 via odin (it was a providerbranded 2.2) and now this option seems to be missing.

As I just use a Data-Sim, it would be really nice if i could turn the telephone off again, since not all ppl of my family are so familliar with theese devices.

Any solution? Maby an App would be nice, so I can lock that feature aswell when there is a stable ics build out and on my device. :)

GreeZ
[Galaxy Tab General] Caustic68:
+ 1
[Galaxy Tab General] artware:
Airplane Mode
[Galaxy Tab General] Zacki06:
And how am I supposed to use the 3G connection then? So thanks but your cmnt is useless.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1133431:
I accidentally bricked my tab this morning when I flashed a bad boot image. I have tried to connect it to heimdall on linux and heimdall and odin on windows. Windows nor linux will not even detect the device, much less pass control to heimdall. Help?

This is very urgent! I need this for school!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] z31k:
Try pushing a recovery through ADX mode.. Use this tutorial. :-)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1130574
[Wildfire Android Development] Sympnotic:
*we love wine, not whine*

Features

:

=== Based on Arco68's msm7225 kernel (every features included) ===

- V/R & SIO & BFQ v3 scheduler

- Governors backported from 3.0 + smartassH3 / lagfree / smoothass / SavagedZen

- backported drivers from 2.6.36.1 / 3.0rc6 / 3.0 (Bcmdhd, Block, Bluetooth, Cfg80211/Nl80211, Cpufreq, Cpuidle, i2c, Mtd)

- various tweaks & fixes

- better support Miui / Aosp & CyanogenMod

Changelog

(full CL here) :

---v4.5---

- smartassH3 replacing SmartassV2 (SmartAssH3 is an optimized gov for Hero at first)

- some small tweaks

- sorted out some mistakes

---v4.1---

- small scheduler tweaks

- compilation tweaks

- a bit faster

---v4---

- fixed msm "electron off" glitch

- updated kgsl/msm (not really useful, fixed above)

- more stable wifi

---v3.7---

- (small) battery drain fix

- updated cfg80211/nl80211 & defconfig

- bcmdhd compiles but not used

---v3.6---

- newer cfg80211 to prepare bcmdhd

- small fixes

- Bluetooth driver from 3.0 rc6 kernel (lmoyeson)

---v3.5---

- working base (wifi was dead on 3.4.1)

---v3.4.1---

- NOOP & smartassv2 as default

- fix froyo & ics compat.

---v3.3---

- bcm4329 module back to the state where arco left it

- default governor is now SavagedZen (with SIO ioSched)

- added SavagedZen / LagFree & SmoothAss governors

- various tweaks

---v3.2---

- Froyo / Gb / Ics - all in one compatibility

- revert bcmdhd backport attempt

- bcm4329 wifi module used

---v3.1---

- uses SmartAssv2 as default governor

- fix cpufreq defconfig issues

---v3.0---

- fudge swap

- dm-cache

- SIO scheduler by default

---v2.8---

- backported MTD driver from 2.6.36.1

- V/R scheduler by default

---v2.6---

- backported i2c driver from 3.0rc6 kernel

---v2.5---

- backported Block driver from 3.0 kernel

- tweaked deadline & SIO sched. for flash devices

- backported CPUIDLE from 3.0rc6 kernel

- backported CPUFREQ from 3.0rc6 kernel

---v2---

- Added SIO & made it default scheduler

- BFQio still enabled, not used

- updated governors from 3.0 kernel

---v1---

- updated BFQ (v2 to V3)

- Genlock from 3.0 kernel (seems to be needed by ICS)

- EarlySuspend & Wakelock update

- SHA256 support needed by ICS

- some minor fixes.

Misc :

- You can use "voltage control" (free app) to manage IO sched & governors ;)

Try it & report bugs / happiness :)

/!\ NOT FOR SENSE /!\

Credits :

(actually goes to all people working on our Wildfire, on Android & CM)

-arco

-cobje

-erwinp

-kali- (fix and things)

- LorDClockaN & drowningchild (most backported stuff taken from their github, thanks)

-those githubs I've browsed & codes I've copy/pasted.

NO RE-UPLOAD ALLOWED / LINK TO THIS PAGE ONLY (adding this kernel to your rom can be discussed and done, just tell me)

(github) Sources :

(here) :
[Wildfire Android Development] Lesicnik1:
What kind of governor is the lulzactive governor? (Performance, battery saving?)
[Wildfire Android Development] Sympnotic:
more info here : http://tegrak2x.blogspot.fr/2011/11/lulzactive-governor-v2.html

EDIT: V2 with SIO :)

Edit 2: v2.1 incoming to fix copybit errors => better performance than original

Edit 3 : v2.1 up, libcopybit errors fixed, goody :)
[Wildfire Android Development] lemmoned:
WooohooO nice to see another kernel dev!

Just a thing, the archive I've dowloaded seems to be corrupted, could you repost it so I can test it?

Cheers
[Wildfire Android Development] djinn0:
archive damaged, re-post please
[Wildfire Android Development] Sympnotic:
edit: that's good :)
[Wildfire Android Development] alexx40st:
OK...I've just installed it on GB and it's working pretty good but are the new governors suposed to work on GB too or only ICS? because they don't work here.

Sent from my HTC Wildfire
[Wildfire Android Development] balaedge:
Flashing kernal

how to install this kernal?? Can i flash like flashing ROM?? And also my present max cpu at which my mobile was stable is 672 Mhz... by this kernal can i increase the cpu speed??
[Wildfire Android Development] FGOD:
Can this kernel also be used for froyo?

Welcome to the end of your life, hail the oceanborn
[Wildfire Android Development] lemmoned:
Working for more than 12 hours with this kernel on CM7 and what to say except it's stable and everything works smooth. (didn't test bluetooth)

So good job and thx sharing that!

For Lulzactive Governor v2, you may use this (https://market.android.com/details?id=com.tegrak.lulzactive) given the link of Sympnotic...

Cheers
[Wildfire Android Development] Sympnotic:
Hmm, at least it compiled :D I'm only using Smartassv2 for now, and I must remove "interactive" from the kernel. How could you tell they're not working ? (I know I'm most of the time sarcastic but this is a real question :p)

Yes flash it over any rom (AOSP only, will try to do a Sense kernel). It's as OC-able as Arco's, because this is his kernel ;) Btw, 672Mhz stable is a hardware wall, not software limited.

Nandroid, flash, come back here to shout ? :) I really don't think this could work on froyo tho.

I didn't yet backported MTD nor bluetooth driver, but that's nice to here, my phone had no bugs or reboots since v2.6 finished compiling :)

Lulzactive's still not in btw :p It felt like it was cool but I think I won't put it in for now, will backport stuff and fix governors for now.
[Wildfire Android Development] alexx40st:
Well...I thought I was going to see lulzactive along with the others in CM Settings or in SetCPU but since it wasn't there...

Oh and btw I tried your kernel with the cm9 build Erwin uploaded on his github (the so called "Unofficial CM9 build from 2012.04.08")

and as far as I could tell Wi-Fi was broken.
[Wildfire Android Development] Sympnotic:
Oh, ok :) for lulzactive, I don't see the point aftermath, maybe I'll add it or some else, it's not a priority anymore at least.

I'm including SLQB (slab alloc) & V/R io (Scheduler), seems to be the best choice for both smoothness & speed (Bench here)

Thanks for noticing this wifi thing with ICS, will look into that issue. I'm not sure I could keep ICS & GB in an all-in-one branch, so I guess I'll just wait for a "daily ICS rom", or at least I'll wait for a clean CM9 repo for our phone.

Did you also tried AUDIO on ICS ? Backported i2c drivers might be a shot at fixing some stuff (this might need "libaudio for msm7k fix" from TeamICS to function properly)
[Wildfire Android Development] alexx40st:
yes audio worked ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] Sympnotic:
found a way to fix wifi on ICS, will need to to 2 compiles, one for GB, one for ICS, it was just a matter of firmware location ;)

For anyone's interest :

GB : /system/etc/firmware/fw_bcm4329.bin

ICS /vendor/firmware/fw_bcm4329.bin

this being read from defconfig :

CONFIG_BCM4329_FW_PATH=""

or

CONFIG_BCMDHD_FW_PATH=""
[Wildfire Android Development] alexx40st:
Great! Nice to see it was an easy fix. ;)

Sent from my HTC Wildfire
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
This bootloops on Gingerbread ASOP roms on Version 2.8 2.6 worked ok.
[Wildfire Android Development] Sympnotic:
Apart from tying to sort me out with the bcmdhd/bcm4329 files, I'll be releasing v3.0 tonight, proper changes and stuff :

temporary changelog :

-SIO enabled by default

- DM-cache

- fudge swap

- bcmdhd backported but not enabled
[Wildfire Android Development] djinn0:
ohh..... i don't like v/r scheduler default... better SIO or bfq (i prefer bfq)

what is fudge swap and dm cache?
[Wildfire Android Development] Sympnotic:
I'll be switching to SIO as said previously, until that use "voltage control" ;)

fudgeswap : make use of swap

dm-cache : http://visa.cs.fiu.edu/tiki/dm-cache

EDIT: UPDATED: V3 people !
[Wildfire Android Development] MrToastbrot:
768 max & 128 min afaik.

Sent from my XT925
[Wildfire Android Development] methuselah:
Thank You for replying

i can understand that thing. but kylon needs somebody help thats why i asked you. you are one the good developers around. so i thought if you could help him out.
[Wildfire Android Development] kylon:
no, i m not looking for someone that do the job for me, i m here to learn

i m still trying to make a fully working kernel but there are a lot of problems and i have a poor knowledge, so i need more time

A guide would be appreciated, for ex. 'you should look into these files'

Anyway, maybe, i found a way to make everything working

i did not sent you a pm because i was still trying some things, when i run out of ideas and the kernel is still not fully working i ll send you a pm

thanks for the advices
[Wildfire Android Development] Cateye:
can i use this kernel with MIUI ROM
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
Does wifi work?

Just curious to know, Does wifi work on this kernal because i was going to add this to my ROM before some user said that there are some wifi issues and i know this is a very good kernal with the H3, so please reply soon enough! :D
[Wildfire Android Development] drewniany92:
wifi and all other stuff work for me

Wysyłane z mojego HTC Wildfire za pomocą Tapatalk 2
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
When can wifi be fixed on this kernal properly?

Hey Sympnotic, Just wondering again... how will wifi be fixed on this kernal? I want to add this to my ROM, I've tested this and flashed a full ROM with your kernal and everytime i go to wifi settings, It just shows ERROR. <---- Now that's what i hate to see in this Kernal, You've got to fix this situation. I'd like that very much :) Couse i know this kernal is awesome! ;) ... Good luck :good:

---------- Post added at 01:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:47 PM ----------

But does it work when you add it in a ROM, Then the next thing you want to see is an error in wifi settings?

tried this about 3-5 times

Only works for me when i don't add this to a ROM, P.S i know how to add kernals to a ROM

And i've done no mistake so far

So only works for me everytime i download and install this onto my device, Strange...?

Even wasimk32 jellybread ROM has the same issue, So his soon coming up with a fix himself i guess

***Thanks*****
[Wildfire Android Development] faZevoLv:
I cant get this kernel to compile:/

I'm using the linaro 4.6.2 toolchain on Ubuntu 12.04, x86 32-bit OS.
[Wildfire Android Development] faZevoLv:
Kernel update 2.6.36.1!!

Managed to compile, then I patched it up to version 2.6.36.1:)

I will create a new thread soon along with my evervolv gingerbread source built rom;)

everything works just flash in recovery:)
[Wildfire Android Development] Wasimk32:
I'm looking forward to your rom :)
[Wildfire Android Development] dantsprt:
Kernel update 2.6.36.1!!

How could flashing this kernel? Flash in recovery with wipe data,cache,.....or just simple flash? I have rom (ultrabeam v7 2.3.7).It`s ok to flash this update?
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
No, UltraBeam GB already has this kernal software, no need to re install :D

Could cause a few issues, i think:confused:

Anyways please don't, i don't want my users including you to do the same thing :)
[Wildfire Android Development] dantsprt:
Thank you for your pointing out
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
Np :)
[Wildfire Android Development] faZevoLv:
My kernel on the previous page, just wipe cache and dalvik cache, NOT DATA! then flash;)
[Wildfire Android Development] dantsprt:
Thank you man
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
Users just remember that UltraBeam GB has already got this Kernal ;)

Just a warning for those who don't know :good:
[Wildfire Android Development] dantsprt:
thank you Stone Cold
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
Np, also don't say thanks, there's a thanks button m8 ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] Pator57:
Does it work on cm10 ??
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
Hopefully :fingers-crossed:

Jord knows more, also it will be great to see another kernal for this HTC Buzz wildfire :)

As far as i'm concerned sympfinity is the best kernal for the buzz, but it will be awesome to see what you will bring to our buzz jord ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] faZevoLv:
Try it! it will probably boot, but some things won't function :/
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
Hey jord, can you try and see what's wrong with sense 3.5?

I know your an expert at fixing issues as far as i'm concerned :)

Also i'm going to start developing for some sense ROMS :good:
[Wildfire Android Development] faZevoLv:
its a lot of resizing issues! the rom was built for an mdpi device, the HTC buzz has an ldpi screen so things don't fit:L
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
But we can always replace what's not resized to something that's resized? for e.g. the launcher isn't properly fixed, so we can remove that and insert a new launcher like launcherpro, and so on for other apps that aren't resized to resized apps.

If we can't get a stable build of sense 3.5, then only way is fix all the bugs, and replace the apks :good: to something that's ldpi and fully resized to fit the screen

EDIT: I'll try to make a stable build, but after I've made an stable build of this ROM, i will start to learn how to resize some apks and i will try to make it work for the HTC buzz, i know it all sounds crazy but i just want to do this :)
[Wildfire Android Development] faZevoLv:
Yes but if you switch the unresized apks with cm7 apks, it will just be a cm7 rom and not look at all like sense:/
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
Good point. I'll do some research and find some ldpi sense 3.5 apks for this ROM, which is compatible ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] Pator57:
It work, and the wifi work, i don't try gps, and don't found bug so far.

Yea, the best for cm7.But for other, the best is arco infinity kernel.
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
Agreed.
[Wildfire Android Development] thenugdestrroyer:
I've been waiting days for the release. Lolz Im sure its worth the wait
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
I've been waiting for some time to.
[Wildfire Android Development] optimusodd:
Is it compatible with CM 7.2 Stable running on HTC Wildfire ?:confused:
[Wildfire Android Development] optimusodd:
Okay,It's giving so many troubles in CM 7.2 Stable.I think it still has few bugs.:confused:
[Wildfire Android Development] shavir Afroz:
well the wifi is not working on Orion rom.

Any help mates. ? :(
[Wildfire Android Development] Wasimk32:
Wi-Fi issue is there with ics roms on this kernel, I suggest you to stick with default ics kernel.
[Wildfire Android Development] shavir Afroz:
Oops. ;)

I didnt knew that, thanks mate. :)

I dont know if i can ask about ur Orion rom here,

Bt can u tell me why the animations lag sooo much ?

I mean if i am goin deeper into settings and the animation As new menus open, lags a lot. I can see distinct frames in which the animation occurs. Can u help mate..? :)

Sorry am a noob. :(
[Wildfire Android Development] Wasimk32:
There's a test build on the thread.You can wait for the update which is coming soon.
[Wildfire Android Development] shime74:
Work on CM 7.2 stable. Thanks.
[Wildfire Android Development] povoking:
Version 4.5 ??

There is no bug on NexusMe CM 7.2?????
[Wildfire Android Development] Sympnotic:
Everything works actually, will upload an alpha kernel :):):)!!!

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just trolling :)

NO ! and I've reply to this already, no one is working on the camera for buzz.
[Wildfire Android Development] scux:
GB version OK.

ICS version still wifi broken.
[Wildfire Android Development] Sympnotic:
Erm...damn :) Thanks noticing this, I'm currently building it from source to try something, will try some more fixes ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] usaff22:
Gotta hand it to you, Sympnotic you have the best sarcasm on this forum :D:D
[Wildfire Android Development] cwk_and:
GB kernel working flawlessly on my wildfire with DK custom froyo.

which is android 2.2.1:p
[Wildfire Android Development] Sympnotic:
V3.2

should be Froyo / Gb / Ics - independant now :p

need test :)
[Wildfire Android Development] Alex_GP:
I`m curious. How is the battery life with this kernel?
[Wildfire Android Development] Sympnotic:
Could not tell a difference between this one and "default" (arco's)