yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Wildfire S] apicia:
Having a hard time rooting the phone. Used a few programs and Unlockroot says failed to get shell access. Hmm.

CWM is now installed!

Since I have an 8GB card, I partitioned 2GB. I installed CM7, Data2SD, and finally GAPPS. She is rebooting right now. I will wait the 10 minutes and get her up and going. I'll let you guys know how it goes and THANKS.
[HTC Wildfire S] *se-nsei.:
Link2SD is better if you have a smaller, slower SD card. It's also more stable and easier to use. Btw, welcome to our forum. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msedek:
Is this software any good for something? I mean since i can do nandroid backups and all other kind of backups with toolkit, im trying to find a reason for not uninstall it.. And forget about it..

Looking for some answer like Yeah.. Thats a good software for doing xxxxxx wich you cant do with CWM or toolkit and in fact go do it now cuz your phone will get xxxxxxxx awesome enjoy...

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
TiBU backs up your apps and then restores them after you flash/wipe, that way you dont have to re-download them all.. You can do a batch install and install them all quickly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Alarbus:
It can also freeze/hide apps, repair market links, clear the Dalvik cache, extract apps from your Nandroid and sync your backups with Dropbox or Box.com. In general, it's pretty awesome.

Backup and restoring apps without downloading, like WiredPirate said, is probably the best use, especially if you flash different roms a lot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MONKY_1:
Its really worth it! It use to piss me off every time I flashed a new from I had to start all over in angry birds but now I can just backup my Angry Birds data and flash a new rom then restore my Angry Birds. Its worth the price.

"I Like It A lot"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] randommmm:
it's a devil tool buy you hell lots of time if you flush different roms now and then.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mhammerstone:
you can also create an "update.zip" and restore everything from recovery, huge time saver
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killyouridols:
What these guys said. If you insist on constantly flashing ROMS like I do you will soon realize its worth. Especially batch restore. Worth it alone for that. I can choose the apps I want and let it install automatically, no need to keep pressing accept and done after each individual app. Saves battery with screen off and I can carry on doing something else.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Matridom:
it's worth every penny, the developer is great, they have kept it up to date and have avoided the temptation to make a new version to force people to re-buy the app.

Been using it for almost 2 years, buy it!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msedek:
Aite im gonna thank you all guys.. i own the app.. and the last time i flashed a rom it didnt want to restore the apps and i had to re download everything... maybe im still noob at it..... guess i just have to look closer at it and see what i did wrong last time..

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Matridom:
Worse case scenario, re install the apps then use Ti to restore the data for the apps you care about (usually what I do anyways)

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
Titanium is needed to restore your app data. A nand restore can't do this since it restores the previous rom that you created the backup from.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
Use the guide in my sig when you install your next rom man.

It runs you through basic TB usage.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] idefiler6:
Pics to follow, I got my Kraken in the mail, and it fits perfectly with the 2100mah. Looks and feels rather slick, too!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
EDIT: Never mind I found some pics. Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] danielvoyce:
Hi All,

Long time lurker, first time poster. I have had a search around for the correct forum to post this in - sorry if it is the wrong one...

I have recently bought a Zenithink ZT-280 c91 for my Nan to get her on the internet, I am trying to simplify it as much as possible and have come across a problem that no amount of googling has seemed to clear up.

The pad has 4 hardware buttons (Options, Home, Back and Search), however as it has ICS on it, it also have the ICS virtual buttons.

I want to remove these virtual buttons but keep the task bar if possible, having 2 sets of buttons is likely to confuse the old dear.

All threads ive seen so far relate to disabling the hardware buttons but keeping the on screen ones? The task bar is useful and id like to keep it (or if there is an alternative option then that would be great if i can just scrap the buttons!).

I have tried replacing the home launcher - this hasnt done anything so far!

Any help would be greatly appreciated :)
[General Questions and Answers] shyamjptpm:
goto settings >> launcher>>home screen>>there will be settings for that

else use other launcher such as adw,ss,360 launcher..
[General Questions and Answers] danielvoyce:
There are no settings for disabling the buttons, adding a new launcher doesnt make a difference, the buttons remain?
[General Questions and Answers] Archer:
I found instructions on how to enable the virtual buttons on any ROM. From what I can see it should just be a case of using the word "false" instead of "true".

http://goo.gl/VAKqU

Good luck :)
[General Questions and Answers] danielvoyce:
I did see that one but was hoping there was something even simpler - guess ill have to bite the bullet and give it a shot if not - thanks :)
[General Questions and Answers] slapshot136:
there is a youtube vid for this.. haven't tried it yet though

link since I can't get the YT link to work
[General Questions and Answers] WilliamsS87:
I would like to thank you guys..

I was going to ask this question but found fortunately it already asked and answered..
[General Questions and Answers] notosapien:
Found another solution

I've came across this too tryin' to remove the Virtual button at the bottom of my Android device. I'm using Xperia Arc, with Viper Xperia v4.5 ROM, after that the Virtual Button appear and I kept accidentally hittin' on it.

I have found a tweak that worked for me, try at your own risk.

1. File Explorer with root access (I'm using ES File Manager)

2. Locate build.prop located at system/ (system/build.prop)

3. It is recommended you make a backup copy of build.prop to your SD card (long press options>copy)

4. Long press build.prop and choose to open with a Text Editor or Note Editor (for me it was File Editor)

5. Scroll all the way down and enter this line at the bottom - qemu.hw.mainkeys=1

6. Save and reboot

Hope this helps some of you :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riad:
The android version supplied with this device Vodafone 845 (Huawei U8120) do not support Arabic.

Can anyone help me finding a ROM that supports Arabic for that device ?

It could be the Vodafone Egept ROM or a mpre recent rom like ICS that has built in arabic.

Thanks in advance
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aly_hosny:
try to update via wifi or pc

it has been released with arabic support in my country
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riad:
Shokra Ali

I tried to find The Egypt version of Vodafone 845 ROM without success.

I saw that you are from Egypt.

Do you think there is a chance that you can help me fine an internet site to download that ROM ?

Maybe you can help me contact Vodafone Egypt and try to conviince someone there to send me the ROM ?

I have already send email to Huawei support 2 days ago and I am waiting rof there reply, if any.

Thanks in advance
[HTC One X] pranks:
Hi fellows,

I bought HTC one X in the morning itself, and within 2 hours of purchase was greeted with first random reboot, I've had this phone for 10 hours now, and it has rebooted thrice, with last 2 reboots in 10 min successions when I even didn't touch the phone! Has it to do anything with the software version which is 1.26.720.0..

Has anyone else faced this issue?
[HTC One X] xmoo:
See if your SIM card is good and the tray is good closed.
[HTC One X] pranks:
SIM card is good and the tray is properly closed. Called HTC support guy, he told to turn off the phone and turn it on after 2 min. Did that, didn't touch the screen till the phone booted properly. Let's see if reboot happens again.

btw, I was playing teeter which came preinstalled, and that game was lagging! I assume ts pretty light weight game, but still the lag!!
[HTC One X] ShyamSasi:
Have to keep to recharge the phone for 8 hours? i.e. the first recharge? Is your device extermely hot? Because sometime overheat tend to reboot the device. Let the device settle down then you can start playing games.
[HTC One X] pranks:
Two more reboots :(

@ShyamSasi

I did charge the phone for around 2 hours, till the battery came to 80%

The phone becomes warm (not hot) when I use the camera for a long time. I have played that teeter game for only 5-10 min, and it was lagging.
[HTC One X] ShyamSasi:
Turn off the device let it chagre for few hours (Offline charging) then see how it is. Nothing works try do a factory reset the device.
[HTC One X] ajftl:
U using Whatsapp?
[HTC One X] pranks:
@ajfti

Yup! Is that the reason for reboots? but whatsapp doesn't start automatically IMO after reboot right? :rolleyes: sorry for noob question,
[HTC One X] w1nter456:
Try to do a factory reset, if the problem keep continues, go back to the store and exchange 1.
[HTC One X] markmark22:
Hts reboots

I had the same problem and i fully charged a couple of times with the phone off and the battery completely empty and now i have had no restarts for 2-3 days. Hopefully it's gone. Are your phones still rebooting ?
[HTC One X] zoobzone:
I've had my phone reboot randomly once.

Was using my desktop, then suddenly heard a sound, I thought there was a notification but the phone just rebooted.
[HTC One X] Johnny0906:
Never happened since I got the phone (only about 3 days).

Mine is white and made in Taiwan and running on 1.26xx

Just sharing,

Cheers
[HTC One X] ahellary:
not had a radom reboot at all

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no restarts here had phone since tues
[HTC One X] knoobie:
Whatsapp user and never had a reboot for 2 weeks. Suggest you bring to the store immediately.
[HTC One X] encikadrian98:
Same here - Sense restarts more frequently then phone restart, so it seems like a memory leak/resource issue. Phone has restarted by itself twice in 2 weeks, once it detected a 'crash' and requested I send log. Other time it didn't. It is definitely warm when it restarts so maybe temp ahas something to do with it.
[HTC One X] LTavaress:
Try disabling fast boot in settings, then restart your phone
[HTC One X] schriss:
Reboots are also caused by SetCPU, in case you use it.
[HTC One X] encikadrian98:
Seems to have made a difference. Sense restart only once in the morning. Wil monitor for a few days. Thanks!
[HTC One X] nauska:
I have had several restarts, all of them while listening to music. Either through the music player or using SR Play (Swedish radio streaming app). With the music player I had the head phones connected. With SR Play I was streaming the audio to a bluetooth device.

Anyone else experienced this?
[HTC One X] trevham:
I had a restart too while listening to music through the ear phones with music controls that i got with my Desire s. That was 5 days ago and not happened since although playback does make a click/pop sound every now and then.
[HTC One X] schriss:
I've been listening to music for 5-6 hours a day in the last 4 days and never had any reboots. All stock, not rooted yet. Player: PowerAMP.
[HTC One X] nauska:
Have you tried turning off Beats Audio? I did this and the click/pop sound disappeared.
[HTC One X] paul211b:
Twice in in two days my phone randomly re-booted very strange....
[HTC One X] d33f:
Have you guys tried a factory reset ? and if so do you still encounter the random reboots ?

If that is the case i would think it's a hardware issue, because on my HD2 i encountered random reboots too at a certain moment.. especially when putting it under load (watching youtube, playing games etc.)

It eventually became worse and i rebooted at the most random moments..

This was all because of a faulty mainboard sadly.. hope this is not the case for the HOX
[HTC One X] tku137:
My phone reboots EVERYTIME the screen goes off after 2-20 seconds. If I use it and keep the screen on this way, it lasts for about 20mins but restarts again.

Yesterday I got this strange screen...

/edit: tried switching almost every switch, wifi, mobile data, stuff in the development section, in case its some sleep bug, even factory reset didnt help...
[HTC One X] d33f:
Then i am afraid is due to a hardware fault :(

I have my HOX for about a week now and haven't had a reboot once, no matter how hard i pushed it
[HTC One X] schriss:
Same here.
[HTC One X] And0rz:
Reboot loop

Got my HOX for two weeks now and during that I only encountered one reboot which is satisfying with my experience of Android. This morning I woke up and the device rebooted two times within an hour. Shortly after that a reboot loop occured where my HOX reboots, giving me a few seconds to work with my phone before rebooting again.. repeating this at least 5 times. Okeey the phone is working again and I was hoping this to be a one time issue. half an hour after that it started rebooting again for 10 times and it didnt look like it was ever going to stop. I just managed to power off the device within the few seconds it gave me.

The phone is warm, but not nearly that hot when charging and gaming at the same time so I have no idea what the problem is. I still have a fresh HOX with locked bootloader. No new applications were installed yesterday when it was working correctly.

I haven't encountered anyone with this problem, so unlucky me I guess.

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update: problem solved.

powering down the phone down and letting it cool seems to have got it out of the rebootloop.

Since powering on would put the device in the same starting state as when it reboots(correct me if I'm wrong) I'm concluding it's due to the hardware either overheating or some other fault.

Even though the problem is solved(for now) I hope this post to be informative.

This isn't what I expected with normal usage of my HOX.
[HTC One X] schriss:
It might be overheating because radiator or whatever cooling pad they use might not be attached properly to CPU, so it doesn't transfer heat away and so the phone remains relatively cool, while CPU boils.
[HTC One X] fotopfever:
My device has the same cick/pop sound problem with stock player, unless turn off Beat Audio profile.

:confused:
[HTC One X] gkatsanos:
HTC ONE X crashes&Reboots when trying to play music

Hi, I got my ONE X a week ago or so, (Europe), last night I did the OTA update, ever since when I go play music or any sound whatsoever (ringtone for example) phone becomes immediately as soon as I hit "play" for 2-3 seconds and then reboots!

Sent message to HTC, filed an Android bug code.google.com but otherwise no clue what I did wrong. (i'm supposed to know my **** in IT as its my job so..)

Any case the update didn't go through nicely so I have to factory reset?
[HTC One X] pranks:
Got my phone replaced, it seems that the phone was faulty, no restart problem in new phone. To all who are facing restart issues, just go to the service center and get the phone replaced,
[HTC One X] gkatsanos:
Yeah good luck doing that with Amazon :(

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just did factory-reset, same problem still :( cool for a 600E phone!
[HTC One X] schriss:
Stability Test

See if it can run for a while or does it cause reboot soon after starting?
[HTC One X] silence!:
Got mine 6 days ago, started to reboot once a day 3 days ago.

Weirdest thing ... it reboots while in my pocket, so there is nothing I can think of that would cause some sort of overload.

Trying Stability test right now, will try factory reset over weekend.
[HTC One X] Zagos:
I have also purchased the One X and was quite happy with it until it also started having these random restarts. Had one yesterday and three today, in each occasion the phone has been in my pocket with just mobile data on.

I don't think I have changed anything, so I am currently stress testing using Stability Test. Any idea how long I should run this test for? It has been going for 30mins now and the batt temp has reached 50.5C.
[HTC One X] silence!:
I did stress test for over 40 minutes until the battery was drained. Went to 55C. Worked flawlessly.

But it will restart in my pocket when it isn't doing anything? Baffling.
[HTC One X] schriss:
Sorry to hear those reports, as mine never crashed/restarted and I have it for a week now.
[HTC One X] tku137:
I got mine replaced now too and the new one didn't restart a single time for over 24 hours. The "old one" restarted everytime when screen was off for a few seconds or after a few minutes while using.
[HTC One X] trevham:
This problem has gone away since i recieved the ota the other day. Perhaps try a hard reset?
[HTC One X] silence!:
I'll try that over the weekend. I got OTA yesterday and I hoped it would stop, but it didn't it restarted today once.

I really hope it's a software issue that can be resolved.
[HTC One X] d33f:
I'm afraid it's not, had the same issues with my former HD2 and it was caused by the mainboard
[HTC One X] calin75:
Mine restarts everytime I connect it to my Bluetooth system. I'm very frustrated; need help.
[HTC One X] Eggcake:
My brand new One X also reboots randomly. I have it since less than 24 hours and it rebooted at least 10 times. Tried factory reset. I'll return it first thing tomorrow.
[HTC One X] Rubiwachs:
I have the same problem, but I suppose it is not a faulty phone, but just the fact that while in my pocket, and sitting down on a chair, the power button is pressed in for x amount of seconds and it reboots.

You can try this without having the phone in your pocket. While the phone is locked, press the power button, you will see after 3 secs it starts a countdown saying that within 3.. 2.. 1... phone will be rebooted.

So, the phone does not have to be unlocked to be rebooted...

I have had this multiple times: take phone out of pocket, to see that it has rebooted and i have to enter my pin code. Needless to say i miss calls and messages while not "pinned in".
[HTC One X] silence!:
That's just stupid design. I hope this is true for my phone.

I haven't had a single reboot in the last 4 days. And all reboots I had before were after driving with phone in my pocket.

It's quite possible that this is what was happening to me.
[HTC One X] Robocops_Dad:
Mine is also rebooting randomly. It seems to (almost) always happen when I have my headphones connected and I can tell if it's happened over night as when I wake up there is an error report notification in the status bar prompting me to send it to HTC. That could be a way to see if your phone has rebooted because of holding the power button, if there is no error notification it's rebooted normally by the power button in your pocket (you need to make sure you have to set to create those error reports of course).

Anyway I will send my phone back as faulty if everyone thinks it's a hardware thing (maybe a short in the headphone jack?).
[HTC One X] fmsidoe:
Probably a solution

Hey guyz,

i had the same problem, i only unlocked the phone and flashed a rooted boot.img.

After that i had that issue with every musicplayer except if i plug my headphones in it.

I think most of u rooted the phone..

I fixed it by flashing the boot.img again, but this time i used it from coredroidroms

go to:

http://www.coredroidroms.com

download the boot.img

flash it.. and it worked for me!! :)

I hope it works for u guyz... gud luck!
[HTC One X] jphilippon:
This is exactly what happens to me except with Wifi. Which for me is a bit more troubling. I've been searching these forums for any information on this and I haven't found anything.

I've tried factory reset twice.

1.82 ATT HOX
[HTC One X] jphilippon:
^ resolved. The issue was that I was on a network with a hidden SSID and no password. We changed to WPA and it's worked flawlessly ever since. Hope this helps anyone! :D

Edit: this is after I exchanged my handset at ATT. The new one came with 1.85. I feel bad now, as it may have been an unnecessary loss for them. :(
[HTC One X] BenPope:
Why are we discussing the One XL here?

My phone randomly restarts. But only when it's in my pocket. And I'm sitting down. And possibly leaning forwards. Pretty sure I must be squeezing the power button.
[HTC One X] jphilippon:
Ok..? Cool. Why not?
[HTC One X] wintermute000:
there's a XL forum this is for one x international.
[HTC One X] bever86:
I had problems with a brand new One X randomly restarting whenever the screen was off, figured it was a hardware failure.

Small description of the problems:

- Phone reboots within 30 seconds of the screen going off

- Phone randomly boots when it's completely turned off (haven't been able to confirm a timeframe in which this happens)

- Phone becomes unresponsive (or really slow) when it wakes out of standby (if it even wakes)

These problems were present from the very first time the phone booted and a factory reset didn't fix the problem. Since I started setting up the phone (with apps and settings) before I realized the problem I also tried running the phone clean without apps or SIM, this did not change anything.

I called upon the phones warranty and it is currently sent off to a repair center where it will be checked and hopefully fixed.

Just wanted to share my findings, I will post here again when I get my phone back.

If anyone has or had the same problems I would like to know more about it :)
[HTC One X] bever86:
So I got my One X back from HTC a couple of days ago. It got repaired within the warranty so I didn't have to pay anything. I am unsure if I received a new phone or if they replaced the motherboard (the IMEI number has changed but at the business center where I had to pick it up they couldn't tell me exactly what repairs were done)

Anyway my phone works now, no restarts and so far I have not been able to find any other problems (no yellow spots, no wifi problems etc).

Hope everyone else gets their problems fixed too :)
[HTC One X] IncroLex:
Htc one S just keeps restarting !

Hey guys i have a problem with my HTC ONE S. It restarts as soon as it goes to the lock screen.

The other day in class i switched on the Bluetooth and every since it keeps restarting.

I finally figured out out to get it to the bootloader (at this stage it doesn't restart) and i can move around by pressing the up/down volume buttons.

How can i possibly fix this problem? Factory reset is not an option as i have a ton of photographs and apps installed and dont want to lose them.

This is the stuff it shows me in boot loader

***LOCKED***

VILLEC2 PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT -3. 01. 0000

eMMC-boot

Mar 4 2013, 21:03: 33:-1

HBOOT

Would re installing the RUU work ? Please help i really need my phone !
[HTC One X] webpatrick:
First, you are in the ONE X forum and you posted it in a very old thread.

But the only thing I can think of is a factory reset. (in HBOOT it wipes device and storage, so you loose everything) if you could manage to get into settings of Android, you could do a factory reset without losing storage (like photos). Your apps you can always re-install from Google Play.

Maybe there is a way to get into Safe Mode??

Good luck!
[HTC Incredible S] NicOsol:
So the title says it all. How did you tweak up your IncS? And what custom or stock Rom your tweaking.

=]

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Device: HTC Incredible S

Bootloader: S-OFF - ENG

Rom: ARHD 2.3.0

Android for life!
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
That sounds dirty :o
[HTC Incredible S] keroro430:
Yup. Flash a custom rom. Overclocking CPU is not recommended.
[HTC Incredible S] fridgie:
Read the forum, read some more, did a bit more reading, downloaded what I needed then read everything again and WOOHOO, rooted, custom rom and happiness ensued ;)