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[Blade General] Shefczenko:
Hi i have problem with screen i can't set brightness it's stucked on lowest And when i slide with bar (in settings) nothing IT Will do nothing do i installed another ROM And Same problem the Re. Plese He LP. Btw excuse my poor english
[Blade General] Faiz Malkani:
Try an external app like RootDim
[HTC One X] serialtoon:
Last night i was using my phone right before going to bed. The battery was at about 18% or so left. I got up to get a glass of water then came back to plug the phone in to the outlet only to notice that the red led was not on. I pressed the power button and nothing would happen. The phone completely shut off without interaction. So I panicked a little and plugged to PC USB cable that was attached to my PC and nothing. wasn't detecting or anything. so I press and held the power button and plugged it in at the same time and it powered on again. Anyone know what could have happen?
[HTC One X] d33f:
Only time i faced this problem was when i tried to drain my battery completely. it wouldn't shut down on its own when it reached 0%, so i turned it off myself.. The next moment is wouldn't boot or charge also. Then i held the power button and it came back to life.. Don't know what the exact cause is though :(
[HTC One X] serialtoon:
Yea it kind of turned me off on the phone. But I still love it. anyone else have a similar issue like this? I'm hoping that it is the power management issue that some people are having as there is a quick fix with that. I was avoiding rooting or modding my phone, but I might just have to now.
[HTC One X] 1earful:
i'm a noob so i don't know much about most of this, but this really sounds like the way my ipod functions if i let the battery "die." i can't imagine that any manufacturer making a phone with a non-removable battery doesn't have it set up to be rechargeable upon plug in.
[HTC One X] d33f:
Ye, furthermore i've read that this is cause but letting the battery ''die'' indeed, it takes time to charge it back up because when you let it die some kind of undervolting protecting is kicking in i guess and soon after it will start to charge
[LG Optimus Black] George Jetson:
Is this graph normal?

Firmware:V20o Stock.
[LG Optimus Black] Felsar:
well... I think is "normal" is it got stuck at boot or restarted itself... that "normally" happen when flashing another rom: you have a #% when doing TitBu and those stuff then you flash a rom and when finally bootup you got [usually] -#% and since it was from boot to boot it can't get the correct graph... or at least thats what I think :p
[LG Optimus Black] yomek88:
not normal i think... i've seen thing like this once - with older version of Zeus (don't remember which one exactly). When i had SoD, after i remove battery (warmer than usual) and put it back, the graph was similiar.
[LG Optimus Black] Zaihanzainal:
its either a self boot or an sod.... ive experienced alot of these myself =P.... the screen goes black then when you press the power button repeatedly goes very bright then it reboots then the battery chart gets cut off like that.....

for my part i think its mostly cos i install and uninstall alot of apps (even those that are not supposed to work for our ob) so im pretty sure its not a rom problem cos i dont see anyone else talking about it....

i posted sometime back on another thread abt my phone always losing 3g and rebooting itself (after what seems like the 3g hangs) but that problem, (although not for its intended purpose) has been solved for me by using the FD off patch that Huexx posted for his rom.

it could also be (im guessing here) due to not clearing old data (ie battery charge levels) after flashing a different rom... i read somewhere that someone has an almost similar problem coming from froyo to custom rom. something about the battery charge remembers the charge and discharge levels from the prev rom and cannot charge/ discharge properly with the new rom causing the erratic power levels.... its something like... in your picture, shows that it rebooted at 90% and went to abt 80% cos in actual fact you have used your battery to 80% just that the system failed to update this in the background hence it forced itself to reboot to get the proper reading again... again for this last part im really guessing....
[LG Optimus Black] George Jetson:
by the way my phone has not any problem sod fc or restarting etc. everything is normal except battery graph.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] welshlad:
Hi guys

Every time I log into Google Maps on my Arc, it asks me if I want to Join Latitude. I have to click this every time I open Maps and use Latitude, it doesn't seem to remember my preferences. Also it asks me if I want to use Wireless Networks for location every time, even though I always click "never ask this again"

I've tried several ROMS/Kernels and it;s still the same...

Any suggestions?

Thanks!
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] paul211b:
Anyone know if this will be released on the One X? I can't currently download it even though its on the play store.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ElCamino:
Is OTA RootKeeper compatible with the G'Note? I guess once ICS gets released, we will have re-root.

OTA RootKeeper worked great on my Transformer Prime.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Phoneguy589:
I installed and ran it on my Note	and it shows temp root and unroot. Richmd is going to try it, and hopefully posts back on how it worked.

I just chose temp unroot and the went into root explorer and the option to mount r/w was not there. I'm running GB but tonight I will be on the new collective ICS build. I'll try it then as well to see if it works.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ElCamino:
Keep us posted if the leaked ICS works and still remains rooted.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Phoneguy589:
I'm still rooted with the ICS from the collective and when I temp unroot and go into root explorer it only gives me the choice of read only and not the option to read write so root keeper seems to work like it should.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ElCamino:
Thanks @Phoneyguy589. Hows ICS running on the G'Note? This is off topic.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Phoneguy589:
Running super great. I am thankful to the people who can write an edit these programs. I am jealous....which I'm not one to be jealous of others but in this case I am.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] knight4led:
This wasn't a proper test since the Collective ICS build is prerooted. No matter what you did on your GB build, flashing that would have given you root.

Though I am sure we all appreciate the effort, we will have to wait and see if a real update from rooted to unrooted stock will allow you to keep root.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] GuestK003:
Do we have anything with tun support? Might need to install OpenVPN.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] doronbh:
Hi guys,

I am having issues with the notification LED.

1) Incoming msgs (mms, sms, Gmail) are being alerted, but emails gotten in the Email app, or Touchdown (I use Touchdown and not the Email app) are NOT.

2) Gmail alerts for incoming emails, up until I turn on the screen. Then, the LED stops flashing, mind you I didn't actually read the mail or cleared the notification.

I am very much use to LED notifications, and this is driving me mad :mad:

Tried Light Flow, but for some reason it does not work constantly well.

Anyone ??

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loverdude:
Does any one know when is the stable rom of CM9 releasing??? as I am currently using nightly version of cm 9 like every one....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] furgee:
Nobody knows that! Not even the devs who are working hard on it and doing a great job, so best be patient as it will not be too soon :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
1st rule of CM: Don't ask for ETA's. Ever. About anything.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loverdude:
Ok
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loverdude:
Alright then I should downgrade to cm 7 until stable cm9 gets released because my phone turns off itself randomly. Can I install cm7.1 same way like I did for cm9 in CWM Recovery?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZACQ8:
do all wipes , wipe data fatory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik,

also recomended format system (only) from mounts and storage, then select zip to install...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
Using the latest nightly and it works just fine, in fact it's working so nice that I might skip week or so of updates until something major comes. CM9 is my daily driver for last few days.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loverdude:
even my cm9 was working fine but after some days it started behaving badly.What do u think about MIUI ICS 2.4.13 is it stable?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enchanterloafer:
I use cm9 but its system setting not so good. Very ugly and difficult.

So i moved to R remix
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
didnt tried that, nor want to.... im on cm9 and stock on brothers at the moment
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sionirvine:
Hello World! :)

let me first explain my problem :

i got a GT-i9000 (Samsung Galaxy S) from my friend.

the device already installed with custom ROM (lidroid if i'm not mistaken).

problem is, many features of this sweet device is not working :

sound not working at all (no sound coming out from speakers and 3.5mm jack)

the accelerometer are inverted (tilting the phone up makes the ball on 'calibration' go right)

so i tried to install CM7, and then CM9 on this device.

but now all of the soft buttons doesn't work. (all 3 buttons doesn't work at all)

PLUS all the problems i described above.

i tried installing custom kernel for CM7/CM9

but the problem still there.

and then, i tried to install a stock ROM from samfirmware.

but i don't know what my device is from.

apparently, the box are missing too..

i already tried updating the phone software with Kies, but it always stuck at "connecting phone.."

oh, and strangely, the Baseband part of the about phone is always shown as "Unknown"..

is it has something to do with modem?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlueFlame4:
Sounds weird. I would suggest a complete reset/wipe and a flashing of a stock ROM (e.g. from Sammobile). Be sure you wipe anything, including dalvik cache and cache partition.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taranis:
I think you may have a damaged I9000.

To be sure, try again flashing Samsung ROM from Samfirmware (important! with 'repartition' and 'bootloader update' options).

I recommend XXJVT 3-file.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mvfajarda:
Try to flash it to its stock ROM using your current location, if that's what you're problem, location shouldn't be a problem for now, you should try to make it work first. Then if all else fails, I think you gotta return that phone to your friend coz the ROMs you mentioned should be working properly (unless you didn't wipe your cache).
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sionirvine:
yes, i thought so too..

can you give me the links? i really confused with what i must download from samfirmware..

well, i want to connect my phone and update it through Kies, but the phone is always stuck at "connecting device"..

oh, and one more thing.. can changing ROM breaks the hardware of a phone?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rekatluos:
you can use this tutorial (and files within) to flash to a stock rooted rom + CWM .

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1494493

If you wanna keep it stock just dont flash the ICS rom they're talking about in the topic ,use odin and thats it .

edit : changing roms cant break the hardware (as far as i know,unless ofc there are some features that force hardware over their limit ,for example if you force the audio volume too much your speakers will start making noises when playing music) ,though it can rarely brick the phone (if you rly mess up or odin crashes while flashing )
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sionirvine:
yes. this is exactly what i do after i installed CM9.

i forgot to add this on my first post..

um, so now my device is using i9000XWJVZ. and the baseband is still showing "unknown", and those 2 problems i described above are still there..

any ideas?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rekatluos:
baseband version = modem (if im not mistaken) . flash another modem maybe? i have baseband version I9020AUCKF1 (nexus modem)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laehtis:
hmm...we should make a test to make sure the hardware is working allright. Download Andro Sensor and see what accelerometer sensor says (do this with all roms).
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sionirvine:
i've just downloaded the app and the sensors are working just fine. it just.. inverted..
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laehtis:
Okay good to know that hardware isn't probably broken. Hmm...add me on google talk freestylerball@gmail.com

let's solve your problems!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] 1902:
I used a micro sim card and a adapter, broke one of the three pins while removing it, my note can't read the sim card now, will take it to Samsung service center tomorrow but I'm afraid it will cost a lot, any advice where to buy the sim junctor online just in case ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] THFourteen:
oh dear

i read a lot of stories on the forum about this very issue when i first bought my phone, which is why i didnt use a microsim adaptor and got a replacement sim from GiffGaff instead.

from what i understand use of a microsim adaptor voids the warranty so dont admit to that.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] jusutus:
It's not easy to replace the SIM reader by yourself. It's soldered on the mainboard.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] 1902:
You mean that the main board needs to be changed?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] jusutus:
No. The reader can be replaced but it requires a hot air rework station and some experience. The new reader can be soldered with a fine solder tip.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] 1902:
Thanks for the info, will go to Samsung tomorrow and see how much it will cost.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] 1902:
Ok, i went to samsung service center, the guy told me that it's easy to fix it, they will change the sim connector, it will take one working day for 40$.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] sharp2G:
not bad the price. and heck u have a HTC One X as of now =P
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] 1902:
An expensive hobby :banghead:

But seriously, the note is my true love :)

They called me from Samsung to collect it today by the way, it's back to life.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] guitarplayerone:
I noticed that you used a dollar sign. What country are you from?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] 1902:
I'm in united arab emirates, but i puted the price in dollar just to let people get the idea easily :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] kawgirlval69:
as ive said in other areas of the forum... i can fix it...... and fix it very very well. 100% legit pm me for info as its an xda requirement that i cant post the info in forum... i do repairs for people all over the world...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Raysie:
Mine will evidentially break the same way. I can tell that if I pull my micro-sim and adapter out from my Note, that it will pull the pin. I'll now have to replace the sim when replacing the Note in the not too distant future.

It's happened to me previously with an Xperia PLAY.

Pro-tip, stay away from micro-sim adapters.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] kawgirlval69:
no actually you could just cut a really thin but rigid piece of plastic thats the exact width or just a very bit smaller than a sim and thats slightly longer. use that to easily slide under your sim tray then gently ease the tray out .. this will protect the pins from snagging, breaking off, or getting stressed.... or use a full size sim but you must need it or im guessing you would have done that already...

should save you from breaking... but if you do break it..i can fix it...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] atomebr:
Major issue with SAMSUNG SIM-microSIM pin connector

Now there are dual format SIM. A slot is already there in the plastic allowing to transform your SIM into a microSIM without using any tools. Bad luck, the slot is just large enough to grap the pin of the pin connector and to break it. It happens when you remove your SIM.

The connector is very cheap but Samsung garantie is not working for that: they only replace the motherboard (cost 200€).
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] qubanaso:
This is just a promotional kinda thing for this App, all credit goes to acquariusoft who is the Dev of this app, to me it seems like a nice implementation for Devs and should think about incorporate it when they are in the Kitchen :D

Check it out: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1590170
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] T.C.P:
nice, will add to cna/aokp :D thanks
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] qubanaso:
cudos i think itll make the update of Roms easier specially with all the noobs out there clogging the threads asking for help lol
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Slash8915:
So I'm moving to a new apartment in a couple of weeks, and the area is notorious for having crappy sprint coverage. Being as that I'm a 3rd party retailer for sprint, my rep set me up with a free airrave, no questions asked.

MY question is, does the Airrave have some sort of password protection so that i won't have 5 neighbors constantly using my Airrave? I know it works through my internet, so I don't want to have a bunch of people slowing down my internet.

Also, I was reading about an issue with text messaging with the airrave. Does anyone know if they fixed the problem yet?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Whosdaman:
You can lock your airave to just your number. And I have no problems at all when using the airave, texting, calling, or data
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] FitChicago:
The Airrave has made a tremendous difference for my coverage at home-- I live 35 flights in the sky here in Chicago and prior to the Airrave there were some places in my condo unit that I got full signal strength and other places within the unit that I got no signal; with the Airrave I am full strength and no longer need to worry about missed calls/texts due to my phone being in one of the dead zones in my unit.

I don't have password protection enabled on the Airrave (my Wi-Fi & broadband is PW protected) and haven't noticed a negative impact on my web speeds due to the potential of other's accessing Airrave. I would be happy to see if PW protection makes a difference if you'd like me to test it out.

As far as the sending of texts issue-- yes on RARE occasions w/the E4GT on wi-fi (which is connected to Airrave) I will get a Failed message when trying to send a text (surprisingly NO issues receiving texts, I even get texts at the same time I am getting Failed to Send notifications). My solutions, both which have worked consistently: 1) Disconnect the E4GT from wi-fi and try to resend 2) If that doesn't work reboot and try to resend.

Hope that helps
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] elliwigy:
There is a way to lock it down so only you could use it.. and possibly any other lines on your acct. However when i asked sprint about it they either didnt want to hassle with it or it really doesnt matter because they didnt want me to lockit down.. either way it has a certain range which can be extended.. i think 800ft then can be extendended to a certain amt of feet. Rarely does it have issues and the only thing they make you do is reset everything. The speeds are still 3g speeds but where you have no service it works perfectly.. i use the antennae and have it close to the ceiling (i have two floors) and of course practically in thw window which is needed to maintain a good gps lock.. other than that, cant complain about something your using free of charge. There is also the time i wanted the gs2.. and what would ya know, my airrave was elig for a full upgrade ;-). So got the sgs2, did esn chng with my line, switched airrave back, sold the og epic.. win/win situation!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] clj575:
Once you get it...it'll be an active line on your account.. click and open it online and put in numbers you only want to have access.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] revamper:
The moment you get your airwave up and running marks the end of texting as you know it. It is really that bad.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] elliwigy:
Lol probably a sprint issue in your area..no problems here at all.. once upon a time there was until i got my airrave replaced.. no problems since and ive been on it over a year
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Wizard Knight:
Had mine 6 months and haven't had any problems sending or receiving any texts
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JosephD1014:
I got my airrave in late November and hated it.

The unit caused my phone to constantly think that it was in Tulsa, OK (when in fact I live just north of Oklahoma City, OK) - which was pretty annoying as trying to get the weather or GPS navigation was pretty useless until I got out of the airrave's range.

Then I did some testing and found out that in fact I was missing a rare amount of incoming text messages - like perhaps 1 in 20 or so.

I hate missing any message so that combined with the GPS issue was enough to make me discontinue using the airrave. Fortunately by then some of the better modems for our device had been released which made it to where I didn't need the airrave just to get reliable service at home anymore. I still occasionally miss a call because it takes so long for the phone to receive notification of the call, but I'd rather miss a call than a text message, as voicemail ALWAYS goes through, whereas a missed text message just goes off into the ether.

I came to this thread hoping to see if the problems had been solved yet, but I figured I should share my issues as well. Also I tried a ton of stuff to get the airrave to work properly even with some really knowledgable sprint techs and nothing worked - there was supposed to be an update out "sometime 2012" though so not sure if that's been pushed yet or not.

Edit: Oh also, I wanted to mention that yes you can lock down the unit to only respond to your phone number(s) pretty easily. Thing has a HUGE range as well so it has that going for it. Oh and it's not a big deal for me but do keep in mind your bill will go up by $1.50 a month for that stupid "administration fee" - but you can work it to get a free upgrade out of the line sometimes so you can make it worth it for you.

Hope this helps!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] phatmanxxl:
The only time I needed it was when I had the evo3d, I had no signal in my house. Since I had it I've had the texting bug, it been unplugged in my kitchen for the past 3 months.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] blkhwkz:
I have had the Airvana with no issues with the Evo and then Evo3D. Got my E4TG and had texting issues for the first day, then I was fine for a few months. Starting last Thursday, I can no longer receive texts from Sprint or any carrier, I can send fine. I reset the Airave at least 15 times and still the same issue. Sprint says that's just the way the Airavana model works and sometimes it has text problems. They can't explain why it worked fine for months and then just stopped. I am going to hook up my original Samsung Airave that only did 1x data and see if it still happens. I use wifi at home so no need for the Airvana 3G data, especially if I am going to have more texting issues.