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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mbaban:
before i go any further on my phone please help me :

this is what i did :

1- i partioned my sd card be 4ext recovery choosing 512 on 1st and 2048 on second and 128 as swap and finally i chose 3ext

2- then i downloaded darkmetor a2sd ind installed from recovery (during this my rom was normal cyanogen0

3- then i flash medroid 7.2 based on cyanogenmod rom which supports a2sd (before that i wipe cache and dalvik)

4- then when i rebooted twice manually i saw that i still have insufficient storage

so i fully wiped and instal darkometor script again and now i already rebooted twice but when i download internal decreases , i tried typing in terminal emulator su the a2sd reinstall but it failed and it said that a2sd seems not too be booted at startup , i dont know what im doing andwhat to do anymore , please help me and guide me
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Closed Source Project:
Your setup is a bit off; try this:

1) I highly recommend you wipe everything (backup apps with Titanium Backup) and start over fresh. If not, you can still probably continue.

2) I would also recommend that you make the EXT partition size bigger, about 1gb. And try not to use swap (set it to 0). It has no positive effect on performance, and some rumor it can harm your SD card over time.

3) Try another script. Scripts like DarkTremor, S2E, and others have issues where the device will say low memory when the partition is only half full. Try this script (flashable in recovery), I HIGHLY recommend it; it mounts the EXT as internal and works really great. Link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1310309

Hope this helps. Feel free to ask any other questions.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestX0019:
not sure why you installed 4ext recovery then installed DT--4ext has worked quite well for me, Amon_Ra for a very long time before that

you only need 1 sdext for CM7

as mentioned 1gb and 0 swap

if using DT you flash CM7 then flash DT beta4 before rebooting, maybe even gapps between CM7 and DT--see what OP says on what's included

install Titanium Backup then just a couple apps like Term Emu if it is not already installed

then run your scripts thru terminal emulator

a2sd reinstall

a2sd zipalign

a2sd noswap

a2sd cachesd

phone will reboot after reinstall and cachesd or should--

some people reboot once right after first boot before doing anything else

most people are using sd ext4 not 3 atm, as far as I know

ken
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MoeNeXus:
As CSP said, you should make 1st ext bigger than the 2nd one. I even don't recommend you to make 2nd ext partition, very rarely rom that require it. Choose 1GB for 1st ext, skip 2nd ext, and skip swap. But if you want to make 2nd ext, try 1GB for 1st ext, 512/256 for 2nd. Remember to back up your sdcard first.

Before flashing the rom, try to wipe all partition except sd card, find it on recovery menu. You should flash the rom first, then flash the a2sd script. From your post, I see you screwed up the order.

To run the script, after rebooting and setting up, if you use the latest DT, type "a2sd reinstall" in terminal. I also usually run "a2sd cachesd" to move dalvik-cache, "a2sd zipalign" for alignment purpose on boot-up.

Add: Arrgg, rugmankc beat me
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mbaban:
i did as u said , specialy moenexus but i got permission denied in TE and it didnt work :(
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestX0019:
can you open and use Titanium if not you may need to reinstall Superuser or add TE to your Superuser list--in its' settings

ken
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mbaban:
Thanks guys it worked using the script that CSP recommended , thnx to u all
[HD2 Accessories] trawiarz2:
I have HTC HD2 bought from t-mobile UK (no t-mobile logo on phone but was on box)

LCD broken from inside (during cover opening) digitizer looks ok

I looking for LCD replacement and found this one on amazon:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004CELO46/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&m=A1XMD4WZGTY73Z

Two questions:

1.Genuine HTC product?

2.Correct one for my model?
[HD2 Accessories] trawiarz2:
Or any other store?
[HD2 Accessories] Mister B:
Looks like that is solder type.

You first need to see if your device is solder 295 model type or socket connecter 300 type

Assembly of screen to Digitizer & refitting in general has to be spot on & without rough handling to have a good looking & functional result ...

Couple of links below that may help:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1509869

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1583803
[HD2 Accessories] Sto.Cazzo:
N00b question here

If i want change the whole screen with a preassembled unit (lcd+touch) do i still need to know if the touch panel need soldering? or i can choose whatever i want?

Thanks in advance
[HD2 Accessories] Mister B:
You can use whatever you want but the 300 type is a better assembly & the clip makes future repair options easier ...
[HD2 Accessories] sundawg:
Does this Display Lcd need to be changed? pic attached

@ Mister B could you tell ,if the lcd needs to be changed looking at the pic i'm attaching,ive a Tmous hd2 suddenly i see a brown patch inside my screen when ever any white screen appears,such as browser or start up stick together,any white background shows this brown patch around the white screen u can see in the picture i've attached,the display works fine,even digitizer is perfect,touch has no issues,no reboots or heating,but a huge brown patch on white sceen,please let me know what can be done.:confused::confused::confused:
[HD2 Accessories] Mister B:
Looks like a sort of oily watery stain !

Does the mark move at all or seem fixed to one position ?

Is the HD2 history known & is it original screen assembly.

Has device had any liquid incidents ?
[HD2 Accessories] sundawg:
1)No the brown patch don't move

2) yes its the original Assembly still no service,the void sticker still on

3) I've never come across any watery surface or liquid drop,but yes chances of moisture ,but no real water damage, the square water damage sticker inside the phone is complete white, but yes the water damage sticker on battery is pinkish white,not all white,but like i said probably moisture

so what's your take Mister B,is it a hardware problem or it needs lcd replacement? any tinkering required?
[HD2 Accessories] Mister B:
Hard call without seeing the device with my own eyes, I would assume it is LCD & perhaps liquid stain or lcd leakage at back of LCD & backlight on white screen highlights it.

You need to look closely and determine if stain mark appears to be on top of LCD or more internal & towards back of LCD.

Seen similar fault caused by battery swelling & over heating & the heat & extra pressure causing LCD to fail so worth inspecting battery to see if showing signs of swelling ...

Battery water tabs go pinkish just through handling them so the tab in device give best guide on fluid damage ...

From picture it looks to be towards back of LCD but images can be very misleading ...

Being a TMOUS unit you will have the 300type socket connector digi/lcd making dismantling simpler.

If you are not sure on your ability to dismantle & rebuild you are best to strip first & then buy parts & this will also allow better examination & correct part purchase ...

HD2 is not easiest device to strip so think twice & use up-most care or a repair specialist ...
[HD2 Accessories] sundawg:
@Mister B thanks much, so what can be done,if its a liquid stain or lcd leak on the back? replace lcd? or is there some easy way out?? and if replace lcd.will i have to buy digitizer as well or lcd is enough?
[HD2 Accessories] Mister B:
No easy way out.

Ideally need open device & then buy parts required & rebuild.

I would imagine it will be LCD & only require Digitizer should it become damaged during strip-down.

HD2 is not an easy device to work on without experience & many without experience damage more than they fix ...

If not confident or experienced yourself get some qoutes for LCD in your area ...
[Off-topic] 85gallon:
Mod Edit:

Political discussions, post, videos, etc. are not allowed.

Cheers,
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] TANKtr0n:
This morning I woke up to find my phone dead off the charger. I plugged it in to charge and went back to sleep. I woke up later and powered it up. Then I noticed an odd discoloration in the lower right side of my screen. A quick load of a webpage with a white background and sure enough I had some large yellowish blob discoloring my beautiful display on my T-Mobile Galaxy S II.

I haven't had this phone for more than two months so I called T-Mobile and they quickly issued a warranty replacement (it's in the mail). So, I ask you, what's wrong with this picture and has anyone else seen this on their phone?

(see attached picture of my screen)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] rmarquez1974:
I haven't seen that. Good that they replaced it. My screen has a dead pixel...can't really see it because its at the status bar and the signal icon is right on top of it, but I'm going to try to get it replaced. Hopefully they do as I haven't paid my bill yet.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] G1ForFun:
Whoa that is crazy looking. Sorry about your phone! Never sen that before.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bzlik88:
Possibly extensive exposure to UV light. (Sun)

UV damages the organic light emitting diodes. Almost instantly upon exposure.

They manufacture the screen in such a way that prevents UV damage. If they didnt, just using it in a naturally lit room could rape your screen. But maybe yours is flawed.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mr1ncred1ble:
I have no idea what caused that, but the first thing I thought of was how crt monitors would look like that when I left an unshielded speaker (magnet) nearby..and I think I just showed my age.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bzlik88:
Late 20's - mid 30's
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] TANKtr0n:
Best guess is that it was an inherent flaw in the LCD that came out after being bumped or dropped? Either way, handset insurance took care of it and T-Mob waived the fees because it was only a week or two old at the time. They shipped me a new one overnight and I sent them the bad one back...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Micronads:
Mine had similar problem. Something impacted the screen I guess. At one point I could see a dark line in the blob. Figured it was a crack. But mine grew until it consumed the whole screen.
[Motorola Photon 4G] dsims7_2000:
Can I get Photon on Boost Mobile and if so, do I get the $49.99 everything plan?

I ask becuause, I'v made it known that I want new EVO 4G LTE and was thinking of giving Photon to my mother.
[Motorola Photon 4G] dsims7_2000:
No one?
[Motorola Photon 4G] rexxxgg:
afaik the sim is locked for domestic towers but will work in other countrys
[Motorola Photon 4G] dsims7_2000:
Boost and Sprint are the same company? (almost!)
[Motorola Photon 4G] CCallahan:
There is already a thread on this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1314416
[HTC Sensation] lil_rain:
At times I really get angry. I've been waiting for ICS for my phone for really long time now :mad:

I just wanna make sure if some in Kuwait got the ICS update on their HTC sensation. I was thinking of doing factory default and check if there was any ICS update available but then I thought what if there was no ICS update available ? I would have to install all the apps again and do that rooting **** again so .... I didn't do it :o

Plz let me know if any frm Kuwait got the ICS update

Thank you :)
[HTC Sensation] namila007:
try a custom ics rom :D
[HTC Sensation] lil_rain:
That's the problem I don't wanna install custom Rom :p

Oh and btw my phone is rooted ans S-off ... Can anyone tell me what to do? :(
[HTC One S] android_master:
The HTC One S is the middle child of the One family but it just might be the brightest and best looking too. Inside the slender metal case is a treasure chest of new technology - the brains behind the beauty in this piece of smartphone alchemy.

Key features

*Stunningly thin at 7.8mm, ceramic or anodized aluminum finish

*Quad-band GSM and dual-band 3G support

*4.3" 16M-color capacitive Super AMOLED touchscreen of qHD resolution (540 x 960 pixels); Gorilla glass

*Android OS v4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich with HTC Sense 4.0

*1.5 GHz dual core Krait CPU, Adreno 225 GPU, Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8260A chipset

*1 GB of RAM and 16 GB of storage

*Beats audio enhancement

*8 MP autofocus camera with LED flash; face detection, geotagging and continuous shooting

*1080p video recording @ 30fps; Snapping photos while recording video

*Wi-Fi b/g/n and DLNA

*GPS with A-GPS

*Stereo FM radio with RDS

*Accelerometer, proximity and ambient light sensor

*Front facing camera with video calls

*Standard 3.5 mm audio jack

*microUSB port (charging) and stereo Bluetooth v4.0

*MHL TV-out (requires a MHL-to-HDMI adapter)

*Smart dialing, voice dialing

*DivX/XviD video support

*HTC Locations app

*HTCSense.com integration

*HTC Portable Hotspot

*Splendid audio quality

*Office document editor

*1650mAh battery

*25GB of free Dropbox storage for the first two years

Final words

The HTC One S is one of the most impressive mobile phones we've handled recently - both in terms of hardware and software.:D

The slim metal unibody (with either ceramic or anodized finish) is brilliant, HTC have outdone themselves here - and that's easily said than done. The 4.3" qHD Super AMOLED screen is a welcome change from the LCD-only lineup HTC had for a while. They've done much to improve the photo quality and add advanced features to the camera too.

The Snapdragon S4 chipset with two powerful Krait cores and Adreno 225 graphics bested all current smartphones and will readily stand up to upcoming phones too - yes, even its quad-core sibling, the One X (and probably the rest of the quad-core phones that use Tegra 3).

Okay, some things about the HTC One S aren't quite perfect - we would have preferred a Super AMOLED Plus screen, non-expandable memory would be a deal breaker for some (though 90% of people should be fine with 16GB of storage) and the problem with framing videos seems like an annoying oversight.

It's a shame the One S doesn't come with a Beats headset either, but the sound enhancement alone will keep most people happy.

One of the few phones that can pull attention away from the One S is its bigger brother - the One X. Some would prefer the 4.7" 720p Super IPS LCD screen (with a full set of subpixels) and the extra storage room. The polycarbonate unibody is impressive in its own right;)

Full Review
[HTC One S] w1000i:
" HTC One S is the fastest phone on the market "

;)
[HTC One S] alexanderose:
Considering they cost $99 it would only add to the price of the phone.. It's worth it though. I just listened to some tunes with my Beats Solo HD's and it's absolutely amazing, and I've listened to the same songs with Samsung Galaxy S2 and iPhone 4S and the sound quality is night and day.

Also Yea, i've heard you don't need Beats headphones to appreciate the sound quality improvement.

Have you noticed that the # of shutter clicks when you're holding down the shutter button isn't equivalent to # of photos actually taken?

Anyone know why that is or an explanation?
[HTC One X] UnixxinU:
Hi guys, recently I got two official HTC screen protectors which I applied terribly and removed. Could anyone kindly suggest a certain screen protector or other form of protection which is working well for them? I have the official HTC pouch and back cover too.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
I too tried the official ones & wasn't happy.

Sides would not stick.

I'm waiting for a film protector, such as..

Skinomi techskin

Phantomskinz

Bodyguardz

Zagg invisibleshield

Best Skinz Ever

SGP

None are available yet for HTC ONE X
[HTC One X] UnixxinU:
Thanks for telling me about film protectors, are they better than screen protectors, and if they are, in what way are they better?
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Film protectors offer better protection & are less likely to peel off at the corners if caught.

Most film protectors actually take a bit of strength to remove.

They are not a dry application, (which I prefer), meaning a can constantly work st it to get it perfect.

Pushing out the water is a much easier way of removing bubbles than on a dry skin.

Films have self-healing technology whereas 'standard screen protectors' do not, this means if scratched - by tomorrow at the latest, that scratch is gone.

Either way, im waiting for a wet application protector, Skinomi have said they are waiting for the release date (not out in the states yet grrr)

I'll just have to be careful til then I think.

Although gorilla glass 2 should be fine without a screen protector, I'd feel a whole lot better with one!
[HTC One X] UnixxinU:
Ahh thanks for the information, but wouldnt applying liquid on a screen damage it?
[HTC One X] ULAMSS5:
It'll only take a small drop of water which will spread across the screen when the film is applied. As long as you're careful not to get water leak into the holes, there won't be any damage. Apply the drop of water closer to the bottom just in case, since the speaker grill and camera holes are at the top of the screen.

Usually, though, the protectors will come with a 'installation solution' in a convenient, spray-bottle.
[HTC One X] Ruudfood:
Invisible shield is available: http://www.zagg.com/invisibleshield/htc-one-x-cases-screen-protectors-covers-skins-shields.php

As is the Skinomi: http://www.skinomi.com/sk10846-htc-one-x-skin-protector.html
[HTC One X] ASavva:
I'll be grabbing a Wrapsol Ultra (dry application) when they're available for mine. Had one on my galaxy s2 and I swear by them now.
[HTC One X] treebill:
i used the HTC ones and put it on perfect no problem, only reason its a little tricky is that it only has one tab and not one each side :/ but then i got a replacement x and didn't do the second one so well but meh i can get more at a latter date :)
[HTC One X] globalgpj:
This is a great screen, even better than my SG2.

I never put one on my SG2 and had no major issues with scratches on the display.

I have used my HTC One X now for almost two weeks now, with no screen protector and there is not a single blemish on my screen.

I won't be putting any screen protector on my device, as they always distract from the full experience of the display, IMO!

You can put one on if you like, but you don't need one on this device.:)
[HTC One X] motrucker:
I picked up a One X yesterday from the T-Mobile store and today noticed it had like two tramline scratches across the screen..you can feel them if you run your fingernail over them....although the phone was of course sold as new, the sim removal tool was detached from the plastic and there was fingermarks on the glass underneath the plastic cover they put on them.

Thankfully T-Mobile are sending a replacement on Tues as it also keeps jamming up...back to using my Sensation XE for a bit. Hopefully as they asking for the entire box back they will be sending out a new phone and not a refurb, if they exist yet.

Only thing I can think is a faulty return handset made it into the new stock by mistake.

Still curious how you could mark the glass in this way though !
[HTC One X] Sebianoti:
HTC never said they used gorilla glass 2?
[HTC One X] stiflerakos:
screen protectors??? we have gorilla glass misters....
[HTC One X] dengseng:
yeah right...

I accidentally bumped *lightly* onto my table and it got scratched O.O yes it's scratched, the HTC One X

Then for the following days weird scratches started appearing too

so much for Gorilla Glass 2
[HTC One X] redpoint73:
Yup, Gorilla Glass is harder to scratch, but by no means impossible, and can possibly still be scratched fairly easily. Coming from another device with GG (and hearing reports on other GG phones that I don't own), there have been plenty of people reporting scratching GG with normal use; while others claim pristine GG even after significant abuse and drops.

To each his own, its a matter of how much you prefer the bareback look and feel, versus having some protection. But to me, a good quality screen protector has very little change in feel, little or no change in the look; and its better to have the protection rather than end up with permanent scratches and regret. Good screen protectors also don't build up fingerprint smudges as easily as bare glass.
[HTC One X] sk806:
Skinomi is now shipping, I have one on now. Ahhh, feels so much better, Gorilla Glass or no...:).
[HTC One X] 2weiklang:
I'm using mumbi CrystalClear over here and it does a pretty well job. Though it looks like the protector is too small for the screen, you quickly learn that it has to be this way because the display is curved at the edges.

Love it or not, I guess most display protectors will look like this :mad:
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
No, wet application screen protectors wil cover everything.

It's similar to the Galaxy Nexus with the curved glass, only wet application ones will keep all the edges etc...smooth and perfect.

And yea, to people who think that just because it's gorilla glass it's not going to scratch. A tiny grain of sand is enough to give it an annoying blemish. You don't need a case IMO, but a screen protector is always a must.
[HTC One X] juluma:
They have it available now..

I just ordered mine, best looking screen protectors out there imo..now if I could just get that dreaded sim card issue fixed.
[HTC One X] losjettos:
Can you recommend some screen protector without sticky surface? I bought cheap Insmat dry application protector, but it's not a perfect fit. A bit too large so sides won't stick and hard to get bubbles away. I would also like to have more slippy surface..
[HTC One X] martinmccarthy:
Dropped my phone this morning :(

Are there replacement screens avalible to buy yet?

Not even sure if you can get into these things as they are sealed....

Mart
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Hey guys,

I've posted some initial application pictures from my skinomi screen protector, I'd like some peoples thoughts.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25084817#post25084817

I don't think the mods will be happy if I posted the pictures in 2 threads, so check the post above.

Its relevant to this thread too.

I must say, less than a week from US to UK is great. :D (especially as customs have had it)
[HTC One X] martinmccarthy:
Pants just ordered some HTC genuine covers for £4.95 will try the ones I've ordered and if they don't do the job I'll order these

Many thanks for the link

Mart ;)
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
I too bought the HTC genuine ones originally, they are pants!

Great size fit, great screen feel - BUT.....

The sides will not stick!

You will have a small 1mm edge around the entire screen that will be white as it will not stick.

This was my experience with the HTC ones anyway.

Hope yours turns out OK though, as they did fit & feel good.

The are just the normal type of protectors, complete dry application, they are not film-protectors so will not have any scratch resistance to the actual protector or self-healing ability

.... hope you get the sides to stick. ;)
[HTC One X] CuckoosNest:
Don't do it!!!!!!!!!! All it took was a few drops on my screen, (and I mopped the excess as i squeegeed the liquid out) and my screen was toast. No, I did not soak it or sit and spray it. When it comes to water resistance, this phone is pure evil.
[HTC One X] muamers:
Wrong. I droped mine in the toilet and nothing happend :rolleyes:

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
I soaked my invisible shield in the liquid dripping wet and my phone was fine. Did you wait 24 hours after applying it? The purpose of the waiting is to get internal moisture dried out.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Pure rubbish.
[HTC One X] chronicbint:
Not been bothered using a screen protector, all fine so far. :p