yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] yoderk:
http://hotfile.com/dl/146682800/63c472e/I777UCKH7_OCD_No_BL.7z.html

Download the file from here

Put your phone into download mode by holding the volume down button and the power button.

Open the one-click and plug your phone in.

Start the one-click.

Leave your phone stock until you can read up on how to fix things before nuking your phone again
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] nbell13:
You do have the i777, and not the skyrocket, correct? (had to ask)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
You know, there is a reason.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
[YOUTUBE]bm8lESSeD7g[/YOUTUBE]
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] mgd76:
Funny, the "yield sign" is the international symbol for "read the directions."
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] yoderk:
Yes yes it is, but to understand that one must possess common sense and we all know that it is not all to common these days haha
[HTC One X] winzhangout:
Any plans for an Miui Rom to this? I see all the rest of roms exactly like the original, only with some small changes.
[HTC One X] joshnichols189:
The phone has been out for literally a week. Give it some time. The necessary files and sources aren't even out yet for many changes to be made.
[HTC One X] jimminez:
Tå give the modders time :D
[HTC One X] zoellner86:
I want to try miui for my hox too. Someone a rel date or a link to download a beta?
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
Use Google ;)

HTC One X miui

(take a look at the miui.com Page)
[HTC One X] zoellner86:
I see only a Beta. And they say "next friday" few weeks ago..

One Xtreme Telefon
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Deshabilitado:
Dunno why my other thread was delete but here is the new beta from tapatalk

Mod Edit.. Link removed as this is only available in beta on the Developers site.

Dont forget to press thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] AldoSebastian:
what's new on this version sir?
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Deshabilitado:
Spoiler tag works now, some bugs fixxed like the one when u wiped cache made an error when try to open the app with the widget ... And some other minor bugs

remember uninstall beta 5 first then install beta 6
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] darebak666:
Even I change the size of fonts in settings to Small, I am having this ugly look of label - Participated. Did not happen with before v2 version :what:
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] mattyb1085:
Since I updated to Beta 6 I noticed that the name in the app drawer is now Tapatalk instead of Tapatalk 2 and it shows in the "my apps" section of the Play Store and says to update, although the play version is the old version.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Deshabilitado:
It's cuz this is the last beta, so they will make an update after this beta 6 in the Google Store
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] mattyb1085:
That is what I was hoping. Thanks for clarifying.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Deshabilitado:
No problem, and yeah i was like "omg they will make me buy Tapatalk AGAIN?" but nop, they will update it ....
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] mattyb1085:
Yea, I thought the same thing when I saw it was called Tapatalk 2.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Slim514:
Hi,

I have the SGSII ICS XXLPH and since the ICS upgrade, everytime I receive and download a MMS, an alarm-like sound goes off. I cannot find where that file is and I set the Sherbet sound as default. :confused:

Does anyone else have this issue?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alvin Lai:
Maybe you should upgrade to newer ics
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ronj1986:
Do you have another mms applications installed on you're phone.....like handcent???

If I helped you, please press the Thanks button
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Slim514:
Go SMS

I did install Go SMS. I went to notification settings and it is also set to Sherbet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drift spunk:
Guys

There doesn't seen to be a dedicated topic for us to post your kernal with stable overclocks and voltages so can everyone post your kernal, clock speeds and voltages here
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Development section has what you're looking for.

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iPhone. helping computer illiteracy become popular since 2007.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vlx600d:
In the video seen here http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/08/android-open-kang-project-navigation-bar/ guy adds launcher shortcut for app drawer. I do no have the option for launcher setting. I can do apps, phone setting, and from control but the option he had for launcher setting is simply not there for me. I've wiped and re installed, updated nova to newest as well as beta and yes I tried the nova aokp came with. Nothing gives me this option. Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vlx600d:
[Also, anyone know how he did that light scrolling thing immediately above the nav bar?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FredFS456:
The 'light scrolling thing' was a 'MIUI-style battery bar' found here:

Settings > ROM Control - statusbar > Battery

Enable it in the 'battery bar location', change the style to 'center-mirrored' and enable the 'charging animation' to get the animation he was getting in the video (or so I believe).

I can't answer the navigation bar launcher option issue because I'm still on AOKP M4.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshndroid:
the ability to add the app drawer to the nav bar isn't available as yet...

i spoke with the nova dev n he said he had spoken to aokp devs already and the next beta of nova should have a shortcut that can be added to the nav bar... the basis fdor this i believe is because opening the app drawer is launcher dependant..
[General Accessories] tr82691:
has anyone ever tried this or any of the Anker products? Debating if I should buy one of these.

http://www.facebrake.com/products/A...d-RAZR,-Droid-X2,-Droid-Bionic;-Samsung:.html

or this one too.. 10,00mah external battery pack

http://www.tinydeal.com/10000mah-ch...p-51839.html?zenid=5l2ijb5lf6eh5obo78vq867v26
[General Accessories] GGLDN:
got my laptop battery from anker via amazon. saved about £100

dont know about their phone batteries but as a company on a whole i recommend their service. the laptop battery is better than my original dell, charges faster and lasts longer, hope that helps you get an idea of them as a whole. i should imagine they'd have the same type of quality throughout their range of products
[General Accessories] tr82691:
It does, thanks. Just wanted to get a general idea about their products.
[General Accessories] KRAZYADROIDMASTER:
I guess you can never have too much power.

Keep us posted on what you got and how it worked out for you.
[General Accessories] tr82691:
I ended up ordering the 10,000 mah should get it sometime this week.
[General Accessories] arahmia:
Feedback

Have you received it? Can you post review of it?
[General Accessories] okishead:
Very curious, submit your review please!

My experience with Anker is not the pleasant one.. but i might reconsider and give them a second chance.
[General Accessories] tr82691:
Yea I received it. So far so good no complaints. Its a life saver when I'm out n about for work and the phones about to die. Takes a while to recharge the Anker but would expect it for such a big battery. I would recommend this to others that r looking for a portable charger.
[General Accessories] arahmia:
can you post some photos?
[HTC One X] globalgpj:
I am unable to pair fully with my HTC OneX and my win 7 pc.

I get this error window... Bluetooth Peripheral device, no driver found.

However, Bluetooth AV source, BT AV Remote Control Target, BT Headset AG, BT OPP, BT FTP, all install correctly and HTC One X is listed as one of my BT devices in win7.

Tried auto update via devcie manager still fails.

Anyone else got his problem and fixed it?

Edit update. Got it fixed. Just had to uninstall BT soft first and then reinstall.
[HTC One X] carekk:
Bluetooth problem

Hi ,

I'm heaving same problem on my One X.

I google but without success.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cj chitwood:
Hi all.... this is not your usual "I want to listen to FM on my otherwise unsupported ROM" request. What I'm requesting I think would be far more interesting, and if applied properly, could benefit many makes and models of phone. For that reason, maybe this belongs in an even more general forum, but I'm starting here because this is the phone I have and I don't know just how many other models use this same hardware.

I see that the HTC Doubleshot / T-Mobile MyTouch 4G Slide, along with several other phones, has a BCM4329-B1 radio chipset. This chip is reported in many places to be capable of not only FM Radio receive but also transmit. Unfortunately, that's as far as anyone goes with listing what it's capable of doing. Partly because of this (and partly because of search overload or maybe me not knowing what terms to use in my search), I can't find specs enough on the chip to know the full range of frequencies it receives. I have seen enough to imply that the same chip handles bluetooth, wifi, as well as FM broadcast band. Something as widespread as that might just be capable of extending receive capabilities outside of the usual broadcast band (for instance, maybe it can be used as a "police scanner" of sorts).

If nothing else, I think it would be fantastic to have an APK that can take MP3s or perhaps any kind of streaming media and retransmit it, low-power of course, to a nearby FM radio set to receive on the same frequency (much easier to get e.g. Pandora into every room in my house this way). I just figure if I'm going to ask for this I may as well ask for the world, right? Of course I don't expect a multiband ham radio to pop out of my phone, but if I could use it to maybe pick up a wireless microphone at 181 MHz, or act as a frequency meter (similar to WiFi Analyzer apk) for low-power transmitter troubleshooting, that would be phenomenal. Icing on the cake would be the ability to record what it receives, assuming it receives outside of band (record-to-file equals record-to-stream, here, meaning also record-and-serve-on-a-wifi-or-4G-link).

Any takers?

I wish I could offer time and skill but I just don't know enough about development nor does my life lend much in the way of free time for hobbies... I'm hopeful someone else has already thought of this.

Regards and TIA
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
I have a unique position on this, because it's a problem I run into consistently.

When i'm doing this and can't hear anything around me, and the camera gets no music when it records.

The only good way to deal with this without getting a noise disturbance violation at night is to use a couple of androids to sync all the music up - person(s) on camera has a device with headphones, sync up with the one playing music next to the camera.

There is no smooth way to handle that in random locations all over the place, way out of wifi range and possibly with no cell service as well.

There is no easy answer but there are ways of making it work. I'd write up a guide on how we do it now, but being down to only one device I can't run through it in front of me now, i'll have to wait until I see my friend again so we have two or 3 machines to use at once or I get my hands on another one (hopefully soon - this is my biggest aggravation with being temporarily down a device, no bluetooth or interacting with another device testing)

Since someone else in interested in the exact same issue here i'll take the time at some point to sit down and recap what worked or didn't work and link to the things that did. Have to be another day though, i'm pretty tired now and gonna catch some sleep soon.

Anyone else put effort into something like this?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cj chitwood:
ah HAH! I WONDERED what you had for a "day" job!

Joking aside though, I'm surprised out where there's no cell signal they worry about noise violations... Here, there's a time limit (15 minutes at a time with at least I think a 5 minute break IIRC) but you can make noise pretty much any time at night. Just don't wake the neighbors up and nobody complains ;)

Thanks for posting your thoughts. I'm willing to test insomuch as it won't risk the device. I just don't know enough to program my own app for this...

...if it's even possible: a guy at work reminded me today that just as CPU manufacturers use the same chip designation to indicate a CPU with and without features like L2 cache, phone mfgrs like Samsung (he has a not-so-new Galaxy phone) have been known to use this same chip with the FM radio capabilities completely absent to the point that someone in the know actually removed the chip from his device, hooked it up on a bench, and was completely unable to get it to do anything FM radio related. It may be that while some iterations of the chip overall are capable of being made with transmit, that it's quite likely transmit itself was left out of the hardware itself.

I'd still like to see if it's possible. Maybe if the chip identifies itself in the OS, we can see how it does, and maybe it will hint at whether transmit was included or not.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cj chitwood:
Found this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1042094

Which implies this was originally touched upon before the Evo... However, it also provides enough info as to say the only FM receive/transmit this chip will do OOB is FM broadcast band (76-108 MHz). Still, it can transmit...
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Some_dude36:
Bump!!!!

That would be ill if you could transmit on FM band ...... anyone make any progress?

Although why not just stream via bluetooth? what would the advantage to transmitting on fm band be other than epic nerd street cred
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] nemesis93:
Not all devices support a2dp ;)
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cj chitwood:
Fm xmit might go farther, especially if the right antenna can be made.

Fm can be simultaneously received by multiple devices. Think here tv-out to a small portable projector showing the latest theatrical releases in full composite glory and stereo sound out of the viewers' battery operated headphone radios all while offering 4g data hotspot... :~/

Honestly, the real reason for me is the fm radios in the garage are louder than the portable computer speakers I've been playing Pandora through and I hate the dinky transmitter that came with my wife's ipod because it only does 4 stations high in the band. This would make that much easier (and I'm sure many others would find a use for this).

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Sent from my Android ”phone”:

HTC DoubleShot /T-Mobile MyTouch 4G Slide running Bulletproof
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mikereidis:
FM Transmit:

I get asked this question regularly, and my response is generally: "Forget about it, almost no Android phones connect the FM Transmit pins anywhere useful".

But a few months ago a helpful person sent me an HTC FM transmit app. Apparently it was meant for the T-Mobile/HTC Mytouch 4G, and apparently that device is supposed to have the transmit pins connected.

I have no idea (yet) if that is true or if this also applies to the "Slide" variant.

I'm sure this will only work on ROMs that use the Broadcom proprietary Bluetooth stack and that have sufficient parts of Sense present. IE, a stock or stock derived ROM. It probably requires Froyo or GingerBread.

If anyone has or can load such a ROM and wants to try, and will commit to reporting their results, email me at mikereidis AT gmail.com and I'll send the APK.

Thanks...
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mikereidis:
I had one tester who reported success, but on the non "Slide" version. Details and a link to the app are here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31328070&postcount=4391
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] marc12868:
I installed it on a stock sense rom on the MT4GS and the app loads, but when I press transmit it just stays on the "FM Transmitter turning on" so I'm guessing that means that it won't work...
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mikereidis:
Thanks for trying.

That's exactly what happens on my Desire HD and Desire Z running stock derived Gingerbread.

The success report for the non-slide phone was on Android 2.2.1. I don't know if 2.3.x is possible, but I'll find out when I get my myTouch 4G HD hopefully by the end of the week.

I expect to add a transmit test function to my FM app Spirit at some point, and it will then likely work on any ROM, though audio routing could be a challenge.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cj chitwood:
I get the same exact scenario myself. I even went to the extent of making sure I had some audio playing to make sure that it wasn't just the fact there was no audio and it might have been waiting for it. still no joy. It appears that the slide variant of the MyTouch 4G does indeed not have the Fm transmit pins connected. then again, I have not looked at my logs yet, so I do not know exactly what it has been doing.

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Sent from my Bulletproof Swiss Army Doubleshot using the XDA app and stock voice to text.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cj chitwood:
Hope this lolcat helps

https://www.box.com/shared/6parlnbt3j3y6o5fgopq

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Sent from my Bulletproof Swiss Army Doubleshot using the XDA app.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Riyal:
The logcat doesn't show any errors with executing the FM Transmitter app. What I can see is the FM Reciever gets activated on the logcat. I should say that FMTx & FMRx cannot be run in the same time.

1. So the error could be the FMTx got killed by the FMRx intentionally.

2. BCM4329 driver doesn't have the code to interact with the FMTx chipset.

If the mt4gs does indeed have FMTx on it's chipset then I'm sure it's working/connected on the board else we wouldn't have any FM Radio on our device.

Bluetooth, FMTx & FMRx is located in the same part of the chipset. One dies then all of them dies.

Now anybody here could link me to the stock kernel of the device which made this work? I could look at the bcm driver on that kernel and maybe I could hook it up on the mt4gs kernel to make it work.

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Ok guys confirmed! Hardware should be capable of transmitting fm frequencies.

Looking at the data sheet FM Tx & Rx are bidirectional which means as long as FM Rx is working so will be Tx.

Now the problems left would be the driver & the Hardware Abstraction Layer(HAL). Since we already have an FM Tx app.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mikereidis:
LOLcat ? :)

Yes, the 4329 has TX inside, no problem, but I'm pretty sure it can only transmit or receive at one time, never simultaneously.

Every time I've looked at the internals of the Broadcom proprietary Bluetooth stack I've seen the transmit function, and HTCs implementation tends to include that, and their own mods.

The biggest issue should be whether or not the Transmit pins are connected to the headset. Heck, most of the phones with this chip don't even connect the receive antenna pins. (IE no FM radio whatsoever, grrr, what a waste.)

That said, I'm not quite sure why the TX app hangs on most phones, other than the plain myTouch 4G. There might be some difference and I hope to get to the bottom of it.

And eventually, I should be able to make Transmit work on any BCM4329 device with the transmit antenna pins wired, but there will likely be very few such devices.

And before anyone asks, it will likely be completely infeasible to make the hardware mod needed, same as for FM receive antenna pins.

I see 28 downloads of the FMTx app now. :)
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Riyal:
Hi! As I said if FMRx works then should be FMTx. So it's clear now that hardware wise FMTx should be fully working. Now software wise that I still don't know.

Regarding antenna I'm not quite sure if it's really necessary? You see I have a device here Nokia N900 which has a built in FMRx & FMTx feature which was really implemented by nokia. And I already dissassembled it alot of time to the point I know each and every part of it :D And I can activate it's FMTx without the need of a headset. I just need to play the music player select the Transmit FM option and select the frequency I want then I can channel the music to any radio reciever 1 to 2 meters away from me without the need of an antenna.

http://wiki.maemo.org/N900_Hardware_FM_Radio_Transmitter
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mikereidis:
Yes, the CHIP has all the hardware needed. But the most important "hardware part" is the connection of something to the FM Tx antenna pin. Even if the pins aren't grounded (Which tends to kill all chance) and left floating, the chips are inside "RF shields" will just about kills any chance of reception/transmission.

Every radio receiver or transmitter MUST have an antenna. On some devices it may be internal and you don't see it, but it's definitely there. On old AM radios internal antennas were a LONG piece of wire wrapped around a bar (ferrite?).

In some cases, an antenna is just circuit board traces. For high frequencies, such as cell or GPS or Bt/WiFi only very small antennas are needed. For lower frequencies, like FM around 100 MHz, the best antennas are roughly the length of headset cables.

This could possibly be coiled and wrapped around something and hidden inside the phone. But it's there, no way around needing an antenna.

I have some phones that do remarkably well with no wired headset for an antenna. But an "antenna" of sorts is still there, even if it's only several millimetres to centimetres of circuit board traces meant to connect the antenna pins on the chip to the headset.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cj chitwood:
Yeah, LOLcat. when you go into command prompt, "adb lolcat" is the same as "adb logcat". Apparently, the team at Google said "logcat" so often and so fast it sounded like "lolcat" to them.

Mikereidis is correct, you do need an antenna, even if it's hidden. Otherwise you have extremely high standing wave ratio (SWR) that will eventually fry your transmit amplifier. This is basic radio theory at play, that one learns when becoming FCC licensed radio operators like General Radiotelephone Operator or Amateur Radio Operator (I'm the latter of these, KE4EDD, though I haven't picked up a transceiver in about a decade).

Like he said, it's not as critical at higher frequencies because wavelength (and therefore necessary antenna length) is shorter and can be hidden inside the device (take the cover off your MT4GS and you'll see three separate antennae all up around the camera lens -- they're just thin sheets of metal on this phone).

Still, the pinout of the chip itself is important. This I know nothing of as I haven't seen it. either way, if the spec sheet says Rx and Tx work on the same connections (e.g., they both require the same pins to be "high" in order to physically activate either mode) then all we need is to get the HAL and driver set up. I know nothing of this as well. Wish I could help. All I can do is offer my phone's lolcat services.

On that note, I received a <sisa:###:##:#::#> text message this morning, appears that it's a T-mo thing, that T-mo is trying to update my phone (which is running a custom ROM), and now my digitizer doesn't work, so I may need to hold off on even the lolcat until I get it fixed.