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[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] masterspy46:
It shows 'timescape library is not installed'..
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] DrearierJester1:
reupload apks please to mediafire...... all attachements on xda are corrupt so its not safe!!
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] mchj:
broken

broken :(
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Pakman123:
try this includes coversation.akp from xperia s

http://www.4shared.com/zip/zN6jm6Wo/xperia_s_apps_for_ics.html
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Azev:
I installed manually somme apps of this pack (Root Explorer, copy to system, good rights and copy to /system/app) on official .562 firmware

- Cosmicflow.apk crashes when you select Live Wallpaper

- Conversations.apk works
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] chiefy009:
Has.someone got the s home apk ?
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] hansip87:
Xperia s home apk is not suitable for ics in that the ics based launcher can resize the widget if the widget supports it. So in order to give you the closest experience to xs home apk, I have modded ics home.apk from ics official build to implement the themes and mirror effect. Off course you can get that from my 10in1 mod. :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] faesholt7:
Anybody can tell me how to add quickpic to stock rom? When I put in system/app or data/app it say "error, install from market".
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] -RDR-:
I have asked this same question in the dev section:) ...im waiting for an answer ....will inform you ;)

you know you are rooted when you use XDA more than FB :cool:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] The.Keeper:
Do you tried to install from Google PLay?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Brajano95:
Install QuickPic, download Titanium Backup

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup

Press menu > Filters > type QuickPic > Apply > Backup/Restore > long click at QuickPic > Convert to system app > reboot :)

If you want to delete stock gallery app then find it in titanium backup and simply remove it, or do it with root explorer.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] QNBT:
I'd say that it would be easiest with Titanium Backup, the instructions that Brajano95 gave should be accurate, you dont have to reboot though.

If you're gonna do it manually you will have to change the permission using eg. root explorer. Tap Mount R/W -> tap and hold -> permission -> rw-r--r--
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] -RDR-:
I have tried this already....quickpic FC's and refuses to open :eek: :eek:

you know you are rooted when you use XDA more than FB :cool:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] KcLKcL:
Have you set the correct permission? Chmod 755 If I remember correctly
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] encik_racun:
Its chmod 644...

-sent from my haramjadah Ace using xda premium-
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] faesholt7:
Solution

Guys I know the solution. Just open the apk with winrar or 7zip. Then open lib/armeabi. Copy the file inside to system/lib. Dont forget to add quickpic apk to system/app and set the permission rw-r--r--

Dont forget to hit the thanks button. Thank you.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] -RDR-:
Thanks you ;)

you know you are rooted when you use XDA more than FB :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] lyoddxd:
Hey guys ... i saw that new game named Ice age Village developed by gameloft.. Unfortunatley.. it is compatible only with some high-end devices..So..i was wondering if you can do something so Ice Age Village can ge runned on G5..?

Thanks in advance :)
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
tried flashing the CWM 5.0.2.3 recovery.. didn't work

here's the steps i did

Terminal Emulator

su

cd /sdcard

unzip cwm-5.0.2.3-liberty.zip

flash image_recovery cwm-5.0.2.3-liberty.img
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drumist:
Do you have S-OFF?
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
No, someone told me that would work with S-ON

I wanted to restore to Stock and upgrade to the new Hboot and everything (still using .57)

But when I use the stock updater it just says USB connection error 170
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drumist:
You need to have S-OFF to write to recovery partition.

You can try installing the AT&T 2.2.2 update using this alternative method explained here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18541475&postcount=145
[General Questions and Answers] sam10037:
Hi! I was trying to use Odin3 to go back to stock on my Captivate. I was doing this because I wanted to flash Serendipity ROM. It said I had to master clear which I clicked and it sat there for about 20minutes saying "Master Clear Started...". I got worried and removed my captivate and tried using Odin3 with just start. It also got stuck on "DO NOT TURN OFF TARGET". I have tried both ways a million times and also on separate machines but it isn't working.

In the beginning I tried to flash serendipity over cm7 which did not work. I wiped cache partition and factory reseted it. It also did not work. Does this have any part in the problems I am having right now? How can I fix this?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Pulsewave:
Long story short, I busted my Inspire's digitizer, but the LCD underneath is still intact, and I'm having trouble finding a replacement.

Amazon sells just the digitizer, but I've seen that replacing the digitizer is a extremely tedious task and it's way too easy to damage the LCD in the process (one video had a guy completely obliterate the LCD trying, was freakin hilarious!), and the only LCD/Digitizer assembly they have on there has reports of the seller sending damaged parts.

Anyone know of a good site that sells the digitizer/LCD assembly that isn't Ebay? I freakin hate Ebay....

Edit: found this for the Desire HD, anyone tried this seller before?
[HTC Inspire 4G] ebhathiya:
try ebay ..

it is easy and safe ...

but if you don't like try

amazon .. but it is very cost .. and you must be in USA

or try

aliexpress

but not sure ...
[HTC Inspire 4G] AaronAbercrombie:
I hope I'm not to late.

I went on amazon and looked up the digitizer display assembly. The screen you are getting should have the home, menu, return, and search button on the bottom.

It's kind of expensive, but it's the entire screen with the digitizer already attached to the glass, and is super easy to put in. You can also find videos on youtube to put in this exact screen.
[HTC Inspire 4G] dazbert:
http://www.cnn.cn the guy is in Hong Kong but ships quickly and cheaply. Best source for any part for pretty much any phone.
[HTC Inspire 4G] slipmagt:
Ive purchase both a digitizer and an LCD from amazon. Make sure you buy replacement adhesive.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leonne:
I'm interested in WRITING my own custom ROM, not cooking it. A while ago I saw a thread about someone giving us a piece of advice with everything I needed to learn to write my own custom ROM because he hated the Android Kitchen Moniker (I hate it too). Can someone give me pointers to write my ROM, not just "cook" it? Perhaps anyone knows what's the thread I'm talking about?
[HTC One X] JeepFreak:
I haven't ordered my One X yet, but I was wondering if it's possible to plug in a USB keyboard (with an adapter obviously)?

Thanks!

Billy
[HTC One X] Rittzy:
Ive tried to do this with an adapter but it doesnt pick up anything, maybe im doing it wrong or else HTC doesnt have it in the ROM
[HTC One X] mattman83:
Hardware is capable but it's not coded into the kernel. Expect this feature to appear fairly quickly once kernel source is available and people start work on custom roms.

M.
[HTC One X] JeepFreak:
As much as I want to believe that, I'm curious what makes you so sure it'll get added to the custom features list? I ask because somebody wrote drivers for the Nexus One two years ago and it's yet to be baked into any kernals (that I know of). Honestly, I've always been surprised that more people didn't see the value in the feature.

Thanks for the reply!

Billy
[HTC One X] phobos512:
Have you tried it with a powered USB hub out of curiosity (i.e. connect One X as source device to a powered USB hub, plug device you want to use like keyboard/mouse/hard drive/etc. to hub)? The One X may not supply enough power from its USB port to power all devices.
[HTC One X] gnomesgames:
Just tried.. Doesn't seems to work (with a USB keyboard). But the one X started to recharge :rolleyes:
[HTC One X] Dragon31337:
There is a custom rom already with USB host:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1640532
[HTC One X] CrazyCoder:
According to the comments in that thread it still doesn't work. I've tried it myself with no success using powered USB hub.
[HTC One X] Flame0n:
USB-OTG is still in development phase from what I've read. Give it awhile and devs would get it fixed
[HTC One X] For1n:
bump

HTC released JB 4.1 kernel sources recently..

so will it be possible to connect USB keyboard?
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
Sure, and mouse too.
[HTC One X] For1n:
Odp: [Q] Does the One X have USB host mode?

Thanks!

Sorry for a little OT, but is it possible to make an USB keyboard with battery than will charge my tablet/smartphone?

Send from my One XL CM10.1
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
Don't know. I guess you can if you know how to solder. See post below.
[HTC One X] jonshipman:
Won't work. Though you could charge over the pogo pins.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sam3087:
I am currently using CM 7.2, i have been using CM rom right from CM nightly 177 and never had issues with flashing of the ROM and using titanium backup to restore the apps.

But in CM 7.2, though i cleared Dalvik Cache and also wiped cache and data, when i restore using Titanium backup, am getting force close. though the app gets restored, problem is it happens for every app i try to restore.

Any help is appreciated
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Slymobi:
I think this is a TB problem,I'm sure I've read recently that TB is causing problems,I never use TB so not possitive.

MANCHESTER together UNITED forever
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lo2ay:
Make sure you have install from unknown sources, and USB debugging are enabled from phone settings

Sent from my still alive, ICS capable HTC Wildfire.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DerpyWebber:
Have you tried restoring your phone to factory (using CWM), then restoring the backup? If that doesn't solve it, try another backup, or (as a last resort) a different ROM.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sam3087:
That resolved the problem. I restored the back up and installed a different version of TB. Thank you guys :-)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DerpyWebber:
No problem! Also, the "Thanks" button is there for a reason. :D
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scratch0805:
Oh please, stop being so desperate! :rolleyes: He said thanks and thats more than you'll get from most on here!! :D
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DerpyWebber:
One can always hope, right? :D
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sam3087:
My bad. I thanked all 3 of you. Sorry for the delay :D
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DerpyWebber:
Hey, no problem! I don't do it for the points (nothing but a frivolous virtual counter), I do it because I love helping people. Nothing quite like it, right? :)
[HTC One X] tdx:
Hi everyone,

i just switched from an Iphone to the One X and i'm super happy with the hone, much better than the Iphone in most departments. There are only two things that bother me right now and i was wondering if there are solutions for them or at least upcoming software mods:

1. i have a great headset, the Sony XBA2-ip, with integrated Iphone controls, which I really want to keep. Right now I've gotten the play/pause button to work by downloading the headset button app. However the volume up/down buttons dont work and I cant seem to find a n app that will enable them. Is it impossible to make these buttons work?

2. The One X is a great phone for watching HD videos, esp. with Dice player. However I'm limited to 4GB file sizes when i transfer. I realize this is a limitation of the FAT32 formatting of the internal memory. What i wanted to ask was if there are ROM mods that allow to bypass that limit?

Thanks in advance.
[HTC One X] dlads:
I don't know the head set your referring to, however try some different players like power amp, winamp and n7 player and see what results you get, failing that a mod could be created but specifically for your headset i'm guessing that it won't happen so I would guess that there isn't a way around it, unless theres an app to map buttons to controls from within the device, u might get lucky, google it.

Not too sure about the 4GB limit, personally i've never had to transfer something so big onto a phone, if it's one file then i can only assume it's HD content, what i would do is split the file into smaller chunks using video editing software at least until a work around is in place.

Welcome to android by the way, it is better by the way :) More freedom, something apple knows very little about.
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
Also depends on the file systems that are natively supported by your PC's OS. Some custom ROMs will probably try try to format the internal storage into ext4 but it's not natively supported in Windows XP I think. By that I mean if you plug it into your pc, it won't recognize it as a USB Storage. I think Windows 7 supports ext4, but I think you need some driver updates or something. Ext4 has a much larger file size limit :D
[HTC One X] schriss:
I think PowerAMP is the most powerful one with lots of options and wouldn't be surprised to see it supporting those volume keys.

I'm wondering about 4GB limit too, hoping there is a workaround or maybe custom ROMs will solve it. Most of my files are 4-9GB in size.

But as long as I'm in range of my network, DicePlayer plays them brilliantly over the network, I use ES File Explorer to map my LAN drives.

For players that are not able to play from networked drives, the solution is to use CIFSManager which mounts networked drives as a local subfolder, fooling player apps into thinking they are playing local files. DicePlayer doesn't need that workaround.
[HTC One X] tdx:
Thanks for all the info guys. I will try these solutions and will report what happens. Hopefully once custom ROMs start popping up many of these problems will be resolved, esp. the 4GB limit, it must something many users are struggling with...
[HTC One X] feygor:
just testing this theory but it should be possible to take the file that is bigger than 4GB, use a program such as winrar to split it into 2 or more files so that they are small enough for transfer, then use unrar from the play store to unpack them.

A long method, but a decent one when given the limitation of a fat filesystem.

Hopefully i'll confirm whether this works as soon as i've had chance to test it.

EDIT: I realise this won't work unless there is a media player that can play files straight from part-rars... don't know of any with this feature.

An alternative would be to split your video file into so many parts and just put them in a queue when watching.
[HTC One X] tdx:
Thanks for the extra info.

FYI, I tried different music players (DBpwoeramp, Winamp) and headphone apps and none of them even see my volume buttons. I did some more reading on the forums and it seems no one has ever found a solution for this. it sucks cause my headphones are great...

On the 4GB file size front no dice yet but I remain more hopeful that it will be fixed once people start tinkering with the file system.
[HTC One X] audiobookman:
i dont know if it will work but archos fans forum has a program that seems to split hd movies that will play

heres the thread

im gona give it a shot when i have a few moments spare.
[HTC One X] tdx:
Hi everyone,

just wanted to update this tread to say i found a partial solution to the headset problem. I downloaded the free Jays app that controls headsets and mapped volume up/down to long keypresses of the main button. It's not perfect but at least i regain most of the missing functionality, and i dont have to change my headset (as i mentioned I really like the Sony headset).

Now if the ROM developers could find a solution to the 4GB limit (fingers crossed), I'd be all set.
[HTC One X] r0cafella:
great find on that headset app, i was about to buy headset control but jays is free!
[HTC EVO 3D] decayer177:
I have an EVO 3D CDMA with BusyBox v1.19.4-wraithdu installed and I was wondering how I can get v6 SuperCharger to work. The instructions in the original post is too confusing and I keep getting "Not permitted" errors. I ran the .sh file in Script Manager as root.
[HTC EVO 3D] laie1472:
Does your rom support ind.d scripts ???

#Root-Hack_Mod*Always\
[HTC EVO 3D] decayer177:
Yes, it does. It's just Stock 2.17.651.5 deodexed. Unlocked with HTC Unlock Tool. BusyBox v1.19.4. I ran 3G TurboCharger script and it worked perfectly (I tweaked settings, then reset to default), but v6 SuperCharger won't work.
[HTC EVO 3D] laie1472:
Check your /system/etc and see if there is a "int.d" folder in there. I think if your running a stock rom it might not support it. Are you on a custom stock ??? If so what rom is it ??

#Root-Hack_Mod*Always\
[HTC EVO 3D] decayer177:
When I was having the problem I was on stock deodexed 2.17 running the latest Anthrax kernel. I recall reading that Busybox v1.19.x has issues with v6 SuperCharger, but I also remember there being a fix.

Because of Anthrax kernel causing random reboots, I'm now on the stock kernel that comes with 2.17. I am temporarily on the custom ROM Fresh Evo 3D 4.2.0 (based of 2.17), but I would love going back to the stock ROM when available. I'm picky with ROMs/Kernels because I admire good battery life and hate risking it.
[HTC EVO 3D] laie1472:
Umm chances are it was kernel incompatibility and not the kernel itself causing reboots. Also as I previously posted stock roms don't support int.d unless a dev modded the rom. Also if your stock based rom is based on the old base then chads kernels have to be selected carefully because all of them will not run on the old base without issues, if you flash his newer kernels on the old base and vice versa.

#Root_Hack-Mod*Always\
[Kindle Fire General] 13BFeder:
My KF seems to be operating weird. On the lock menu, it doesent respond well to touch, only a few times was I able to get to my password pattern screen, and doing my pattern there would fail and say sorry try again, even though I know I did it right.

How can I fix this, I have TWRP 2 on it, but it is pretty unresponsive with the buttons ( I have to tap a few times for the button to react) is it a hardware malfunction maybe?
[Kindle Fire General] soupmagnet:
Are you using stock rom or custom? The touch responsiveness is a little iffy when it comes to stock sometimes.

Is this a new problem or has it always been the case? You could have background processes stealing much needed resources or it could be the pattern lock you are using.

Have you tried a touch screen booster?
[Kindle Fire General] 13BFeder:
Its new, its like the kindle fire is touching itself... lol. I went to TWRP mode and it automatically touched backup. I fully charged it and it is still acting the same. Seems to be running slow/lagging as well. These problems are new and havent happened until today. Its on Cyanogenmod 7

edit: I think its busted, there is a crack also. It looks like I will have to buy another fire or another tablet, but cant I get a cheap replacement from Amazon if they cannot tell its been modified? Can I modify it so it will look like it is native software and not the mods?
[Kindle Fire General] soupmagnet:
I guess you could flash unrooted stock Kindle rom, get rid of custom recovery and flash stock bootloader so you can send it back.

Just backup your sdcard to your computer and get rid of any personal information.
[Kindle Fire General] Cheshire.Love:
Not to hijack this thread...

But I've been having problems with using stock and it's touch responsiveness.

I've never heard of a touch screen booster. (I hate to sound stupid) but is there an app where I can calibrate the touch screen?

- D
[Kindle Fire General] 13BFeder:
I am in the fastboot command prompt, and I have the 6.3 kindle stock Rom downloaded, but I am not sure how to deal with partitions and knowing what is where,

what commands do I enter to flash it on there, and where should the ROM be located on my computer to do so?

edit: I did a search and saw someone had a similar problem and you helped them SoupMagnet, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1589488&highlight=flash+stock+rom, only I am not sure how to flash using ADB, what commands to use rather, I have the command prompt up and running, if you could help id be very grateful to make it stock.
[Kindle Fire General] soupmagnet:
I've never had to do this myself so I probably wouldn't be much help in that regard. If it were me though, I would flash stock rom through recovery first. Then use fastboot to replace the bootloader. And figure out how to either uninstall recovery or figure out which commands to use to wipe the recovery partition.

Like I said, I've never attempted it so you should probably study up before trying.

Hope this helps

[Edit: In all actually, if you just replace the rom and bootloader then recovery wouldn't even be accessible except through fastboot. I have no idea what Amazon does for repairs so its up to you whether you want to keep it installed

Yes
[Kindle Fire General] 13BFeder:
Alright then thanks, another option is probably just to destroy it even more... putting it in water while turned on or something so amazon cant even turn it on... lol.

Then they may replace for like 100 dollars, if not I may look for another tablet or wait... il definately get a case as well.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Philochatus:
Hello!

I recently noticed how frequencies 122MHz through 460MHz all employ the same voltage (900mV). I've come to understand that the higher the CPU frequency the faster your battery will drain. What I don't understand is why a higher frequency will drain your battery faster.

Is the only cause for higher battery drain when running a higher frequency, the higher voltage which comes with a higher frequency, or are there other factors?

If, then, a higher voltage is the only cause, then my battery would not drain faster if I clocked my minimum frequency at 460MHz instead of 122Mhz?

Thanks in advance to anyone who can shed some light on this!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muell_matto:
Hi

cpu power consumption at a specific frequency is bound to its voltage.

you should test a voltage for a frequency while your device has 100% workload, because you could find a voltage so that your device is stable while being idle, but freezes when it needs to work. (for more information search for linux phc)

my conclusion:

the voltage for a specific frequency has minimum! :)

you can set your minimum frequency to 460 if you want to, since the screen consumes most power, it should not matter that much. i have set my minimum freq that high, too. I believe that way, my phone needn't raise the frequency when dooing simple stuff, like playing music.... but i am just guessing.

i theory it must get hotter than at lower frequencys, but i did not notice that.

i have had a palm pre and a custom kernel introduced a voltage on demand governor, which kept the device at 1ghz all the time, but changes the voltage with the workload. i think the developer of the awesome idea is "unixpsycho" ... i would like to see something similar on android.

greetings

matto

EDIT:

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

it looks like it is bound to the frequency, too!

~const*f*V^2

the Voltage is quadratic, that means it tkes a higher priorety.

e.g. lowering the voltage from 900mv to 800mv => (0.8^2)/(0.9^2) ~ 0.79

460mhz*0.79~363mhz

=> 460mhz@800mV consumes as much power as 364@900mV (Stock)