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[Member-Found Deals] dabest56:
I was just about to post this
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] pawnboy:
UPDATE - More Ripped Bootanimation optimized for MDPI (320 * 480)

CWM FLASHABLE

well, hello guys, this is my first thread and my first try :D

what i do here is making a simple flashable bootanimation .zip files, optimized for MDPI devices.
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1) ICS Nexus Boot Animation

this is a stock boot animation ripped from ICS, and converted to MDPI resolution (320 * 480) and i made the flashable zip file (just flash with cwm or px recovery)

works nice on my ace :rolleyes: tested with stock, cm7 & cm9

download it here : http://www.mediafire.com/?k7yivzb5k766v6i 842 Downloads to date :angel:

2) Galaxy Nexus Jelly Bean Boot Animation

simple. but not very attractive, unlike the ICS for GNex

ultra light, just under 800kb.

download

3) Galaxy SII Boot Animation

attractive illumination, with on & off boot animation. hefty file

download

4) Galaxy SIII Boot Animation

not very different from above.

download
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] Ahmed hamouda:
i have this boot animation long time ago in my ics roms Check Here :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] kesterpogz:
Thanks but this is already posted. I have this for a l0ng time.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] mauro25987:
Thanks, i liked

Enviado desde mi GT-S5830 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] comradeAce:
Ah!! Its good. Thanks!!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] pawnboy:
but i can't find the separated cwm flashable files from you ;) sorry for that

okay sorry for that, from the pre posting page there are no similar post to my thread :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] satti8893:
Yea there is one post with the name nexus prime bootanimation :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] udhien28:
nice job gan :D

join with us on

www.facebook.com/groups/147623395313751?refid=48
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] Thatgrass:
Wil this work on the Gio? and can I open the zip and just copy the bootanimation.zip from /system/media from the zip to the /system/media in my phone with root explorer and just reboot?

EDIT: It works, don't need answers anymore :P
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] Thatgrass:
Watch your personal mail pawnboy ;) i asked you something :p
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] PulseDroid:
Man this bootanimation was posted before ics even came out!LOL!

Thanks Anyway:D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Themes and Apps] pawnboy:
you can note that mine's cwm flashable. i found a lot ics nexus boot but not flashable, you have to put it manually :cyclops:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karo222:
Hello

I'm using runny Rom special edition , when I want to create a new contact and go to contact and click '' newcontact ''. Nothing happens

If you know how to solve this problem please help

Thanks
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicka3200:
Not familiar with your ROM so cant directly help. In the meantime though you could log in to your google contacts, add then contact the sync contacts on your phone.
[HTC One X] jackleng:
who use the Leedroid Tweaks v1.0,i select "unlock with home button ,",why it is not work,when lock screen ,i press home button ,not unlock ?

how to set it

thanks!!!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] AnoopKumar:
Hi guys I need help in link2sd:thumbup:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] LewisGauss:
Please explain further about your problem.

Sent from my impulses.
[Acer Iconia A500] ztotherad:
im on cm9 w/o gapps and thats as far as ive gotten w it, do i have to fastboot my recovery again? it wont let me reinstall it w acer recovery nor cwm so i think my only option is to fastboot my recovery again.. any ideas?
[Acer Iconia A500] ztotherad:
bump
[Acer Iconia A500] hatefuel19:
have you tried fastboot? did it work?
[Acer Iconia A500] ztotherad:
yes i did, bro, it definitely worked, i flashed a cwm hacked recovery and im back, but now im not sure if my bl is unlocked, do you know how i could check perchance? ive tried to google if and it brought me too how to unlock it, but thats it..
[Acer Iconia A500] Moscow Desire:
If your boot loader is the patched version, I believe when you boot the tab at the Acer screen, you will see a custom boot loader message in the upper left corner.

At least on mine it does. You also can probably check your boot loader version number by starting Acer recovery installer from the market.
[Acer Iconia A500] ztotherad:
it says that, ive just been having a problem installing some ROMS like AOKP (which i know isnt supposed to be discussed on here or whatever)
[Acer Iconia A500] Moscow Desire:
Well, the issue would be what specific roms. If you decide to flash AOKP... also known as Kang, you should contact them via twitter, as they request.

The issue, is that nobody knows what is compatible with their rom. Considering Kang (AOKP) takes little bits from many sources, and compiles their code and claims it as their own, the chances if it is compatible with your tablet, is basically unknown. Even they don't know. Hence the lack of support.

If you were using some of the posted roms, then most knowledgeable users would help.
[Acer Iconia A500] ztotherad:
the thing is, ive downloaded from their site and got the files from the a500 link, so im not sure what the heck im doing wrong w/ it, numerous other people have got it to boot successfully, i just cant seem too, thats why i was wondering if my bootloader was unlocked or not
[Acer Iconia A500] Moscow Desire:
If you run the Acer Recovery Installer, you can see which bootloader version you have. Also, when you boot the tab, you should see the "custom" bootloader text in the upper left corner. On mine, it does.

If you do not, then you may have the stock HC bootloader. In this case, you have to be careful on what rom you are trying to install, as some require different boot.img (kernel) based on what bootloader you currently have.

Find which version bootloader you are running, and we can be more helpful in directing you to specific roms. Dont flash anything else, just the specific rom. Follow his instructions.

EDIT: I see you are running the patched version ;)

With the patched version, you should at least be able to run Civato's rom. Note he has 2 versions. 1 for patched HC kernel, and 1 for patched ICS bootloader. You would want to run the one for the patched ICS bootloader. Dont flash anything else, just the specific rom. Follow his instructions.
[Acer Iconia A500] ztotherad:
one more question sir, does the patched boot loader mean it is unlocked? sorry for all these questions
[Acer Iconia A500] Moscow Desire:
Yes it is. So like I say, be careful what rom you install.

Actually, I NV flashed the patched bootloader and recovery the other day. Mostly because I blew away my internal memory installing the new 501 4 part leak. But all is ok now.

As with your GApps, you can get the zip file from TegraOwners, or Google it, then extract the apk files, copy them to your internal memory, then install them through a file manager.
[Acer Iconia A500] ztotherad:
thank you again sir, youre quite awesome!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] CeeJayII:
I just bought a new TS Prime last week and have 30 days to return. I'm thinking of doing so in favor of the TS Infinity. I'm worried that if Asus is no longer shipping the prime due to "defects", that the development community on the Prime will be fade quickly and become very small. I'm curious to see if the new Transformers will be similar enough that roms for each will be easy to port over. Also a full HD screen would be nice but will I be sacrificing smoothness and a lot of battery life as a result?

I'm very torn. I have had no issues with the Prime I just got. Wifi is as good as my Nexus and my GPS locks on in less than 10 seconds every time (only tested indoors). A micro usb slot would be nice but it appears as if none of the new Transformers will have that either. So I'm just asking for some opinions on why I should keep my Prime or return it and wait for the Infinity. If I'm spending 500+ dollars on a device, I'd like it to be pretty future proof.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] r0ck0:
I don't know of any future proof devices for less than $500. I saw plans for a time machine on ebay but I don't know where to get the crystals.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
Just keep the prime. It'll be fine. We already have great developement.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] reNeglect:
While this is true ^ for people like me who mostly use their tabs for media, the 1200p screen is great.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
Yeah but prime screen is just as good. No one will be able to tell the difference between a 1080P movie and a 720P HD movie on a 10.1 screen. Both will look great. The only difference is text will look a little sharper on infinity pad.

Not saying you, but people forgetting Prime was already crowned the best display out of any tablet before new Ipad arrived. So prime display is still great for watching media also.

Some people get stuck on the 1080P vs. 720P, too much, on a tablet if they want to use it for media. Human eye won't detect a difference in quality on a screen this size. On a big flat screen, yes. But even then its a slight increase in quality.

Now if you want it to read books and magazines then infinity display will be better for that and that's about it. Web pages and such still look very sharp and crisp on prime display. 1080P won't even be useful for gaming because there are no games running at that "true" resolution. THEN although tegra3 will handle it fine, if the exact same gpu or gpu clock speed is used, infinity pad will likely not perform as well as prime. Meaning prime will push faster FPS on games/movies..etc..

I keeping my prime till the new Asus Transformer pads with tegra4 release at end of year or Q1 of 2013. A prime to an infinity is not really much of an upgrade. Newer tegra4 transformer pads will likely have 1080p screen also. Then tegra4 will perform better than tegra3 at that same screen size resolution. Since tegra4 will be far more powerful than tegra3. IT HAS BEEN SAID Tegra4 will likely use same 4+1 core set except this time it'll be with Cortex A15@ 28nm. Plus it's highly likely its gpu will be keplar based. Now that's something worth waiting for ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] CeeJayII:
Thanks, these replies have been quite helpful. Think I will stick with the Prime. I've kinda been falling in love with it. I guess there is always something new on the horizon. So the dockfor the prime won't be compatible with future models, correct?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] CeeJayII:
One more thing, what is currently the best rom on prime. I'm new and just jumped on virtuous cause it seemed popular.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dagrim1:
The only reason I'd think about upgrading is with regards to reading ebooks... Guess the better screen will shine on that area. But otherwise there is not much reason, wifi is good enough and couldn't care much less about GPS.

Apart from the screen there is not much reason to upgrade...

About roms, running WSG0.0.6 now which is one of my favourites although the Android Open Kang project rom from jermaine151 is very sweet as well.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] e.mote:
>The only reason I'd think about upgrading is with regards to reading ebooks...

The higher res isn't needed for ebooks. If legibility is a problem, you'd just enlarge the fonts. Ebooks are mostly text-only, so content can be reflowed, and it will just fill more pages.

What higher res would be good for is documents with mixed (text+graphics) layouts, and not specifically designed for tablets, eg mags and scientific/academic/trade docs in PDF format. Because text can't be reflowed without messing up the layout, you may not be able to enlarge text font. Then, the higher res allows small text to be more legible. If these types of docs aren't on your menu, then "hi-res" confers no benefit in this area.

One can make the case that "hi-res" would benefit web pages with small text. That argument would work for small displays like smartphones and maybe 7" tabs, but a 10" with 1280x800 is already a larger display res than most web sites are designed for.

That iPad 3 has a "better" display than previous iPad is more due to its better color filters (which allows for richer colors) than its increased res. Hi-res is good to have as a spec, because a quad-XGA will always sound better than just XGA, and 1080p better than 720p. But by itself it's not good enough as an eyes-on benefit. Apple understood this, and also boosted the color rendition.
[Motorola Photon 4G] tony442:
Testing CNA and all is great (despite the obvious) but what about switching from External SD to Internal SD?

Checked all settings (which are amazing and once issues are fixed this will probably be my ICS daily) but didn't find any to swtich this.

Anyone?

BTW: Quadrant on CNA first test was 3224, second test 3215,both running 1300mhz stock settings
[Motorola Photon 4G] spleef:
I would have to make i flashable zip that edits storage rightn now its set to default settings the varying score is normal you shouldn't get same score each time

MIUI/ICS for the Photon

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1536161
[Motorola Photon 4G] tony442:
OK was just wondering as I use my external for roms and backups, scripts, etc.

Yea I knew about the quadrant score was just stating my testing with stock settings...received a 4263 using jokers cm9 5.0 and olegs 1.4 v4 kernel

I'd post in development section but just recently had new questions that hadn't been posted yet...thanks for the awesome work I test every rom as soon as its posted...took a bunch of programming in school just don't know where to start with android plus I work full time and have two kids so if you all need a beta tester I'm here :-)
[Motorola Photon 4G] Devil'sRival:
I want to use cna as well but some of my apps can't find the files they need. I'm on rocko ROM where its sdcard/sdcard-ext. Could you change cna to that? I'd like to nandroid both cna and rocko so I can easily switch if I want to. Cna is awesome though, thanks.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Devil'sRival:
Would someone please point me in the direction to rename emmc to sdcard and sdcard to sdcard-ext? I've searched and found how to edit the vold.fstab file with root explorer but that didn't work. Tried replacing that file with one from another rom and also editing it before flash, both resulted in bootloops. I'm not sure what else to do.
[Motorola Photon 4G] tony442:
Try going into storage and pressing menu and selecting storage configuration...this will at least allow you to use internal SD rather than external SD
[Galaxy S II General] jl10101:
Hi everyone!

Been having a problem for days with SMSs not sending or not receiving or both.

came across this fix:

Originally Posted by smacksakes

For Vodacom users in South Africa experiencing the SMS sending problem:

Your current PDU number is 059128721992 but that is too short. The actual full number is 0591287219921100 but it doesn't get recognised so the fix is to change the '05' to '07' and add the 1100 to the end so your new SMSC number is 0791287219921100

Steps:

1) Dial *#*#4636#*#*

2) Select Phone Information

3) Set SMSC number to 0791287219921100 and hit Update

4) Turn radio off and back on

5) enjoy sending an sms

BUT, this fix didn't work for me, so I played around a little and found a number that worked for me. I can confirm I sent an SMS and recieved one, rebooted the phone and repeated and all was successful! Yay!

So here is the SMSC number I used:

0791722819911100

Repeat smacksakes steps but use the above number instead. (You may need to restart phone to power cycle the radio properly)

I hope this works for you! Im over the moon I can stick with CM9 and/or AOKP now :)

And credit to where it is due to OP!
[Galaxy S II General] <<CodeMaster>>:
Thanks for the PM pointing me to this post.

I can confirm that this number IS indeed working for me on Vodacom.

The funny thing is, it SHOULDN'T :confused:

I am not sure where smacksakes got the number "0791287219921100" from, because that decodes to an SMSC # of +822791291100, which is incorrect.

Vodacom's primary SMSC # is +27829119 - which encodes to a PDU # 0591722819911100.

The only difference between the above number (which SHOULD work, but doesn't), and your number, is you changed the second hexadecimal number form 5 to 7.

What you effectively did was change the LENGTH of the PDU number, which is controlled by the first two digits. Your working PDU decodes to a SMSC number of +278291191100, which is correct, except for the extra 4 digits (1100) which got added to the end because you changed the length of the number when you changed the 5 to 7.

Well done for fixing this, what made you think of changing the 5 to a 7?
[Galaxy S II General] jl10101:
Heya, thanks for the reply!

To be honest, I cant remember what made me change that. I guess I was desperate to get this working and stayed up for a few nights researching and reading up on it.

I also found the +72821991 number and converted it, then tried the "5" to "7" "trick" and it worked. I was in awe but hey, not complaining! :D

Edit: yea, I think I remember now, you pretty much summed it up: "What you effectively did was change the LENGTH of the PDU number, which is controlled by the first two digits. Your working PDU decodes to a SMSC number of +278291191100, which is correct, except for the extra 4 digits (1100) which got added to the end because you changed the length of the number when you changed the 5 to 7."

I kinda worked backwards in a way and played around until I got the correct length, which must be 16, kinda like having the bits to the answer and fining combinations that work :)
[Galaxy S II General] SteveDC:
And for any other lazy b******s like myself out there, pasting it isn't gonna work, at lease not on the latest cm9 nightly... You're gonna have to type it. The horror!
[Galaxy S II General] zeorin:
Confirmation

Hi all,

I was having an issue with CM9 nightly 04/21 on sgs2 where sending sms killed the GSM connection.

After following instructions on CM Wiki for SMSC updates still couldn't fix it.

Your advice fixed it!
[Galaxy S II General] gladiac:
Thanks alot! That fixes the SMS RIL-crash bug for T-Mobile Austria Users too. I just had to replace my smsc with: 0791347606121100 and now sending sms works just fine. :)
[Galaxy S II General] Kopraasbotha:
Confirmed working on Hydrog3n-ICS as well. Nice job guys - I was waiting for a fix for a long time now.
[Galaxy S II General] <<CodeMaster>>:
Strangely enough, sometimes my SMS's just refused to send, other times it was just crashing RIL - had to delete the SMS to get RIL stable again. All working great now though.
[Galaxy S II General] jl10101:
Very happy it could help out you guys!
[Galaxy S II General] FreeStanler:
Thanks, but

I followed your advice step for step, as well as smacksake's advice, but my sms'ing still doesn't work. Although it did change one thing: previously it would kill the signal connection until I delete the sms. Now it doesn't, but I get an error notification (in notification bar) which says" Message not sent - touch to reviewthe message and try again". My APN is the default "Vodacom ZA - Internet" APN.

Any help would be so much appreciated!

I think I might do a reflash of Resurrection Remix AOKP 1.7 after doing all the wipes, and then follow this step as well.

EDIT:

Don't worry it worked! LOL. Had to reboot more than twice (by switching off and on)
[Galaxy S II General] DarkNiz:
Don't know how the OP got that number. I use twit88.com and I got this number that works well for me:

059172281992

I'm on MIUI.
[Galaxy S II General] zag0:
I have a problem with SMSC as well. Whenever I want to send a message, I lose my network.

My network SMSC is: +38592092

Converted to PDU format (first 16 digits): 0591839502291100

When I enter "Testing menu" and press Refresh on SMSC, it's written without last 4 digits (059183950229, without 1100). When I enter these 4 numbers and press Update, SMS works. After first phone restart, it's dead again.

Interestingly, if I press Refresh immediately after I press Update, last 4 digits are still missing. But SMS works.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II General] HazMan901:
Thanks OP - I had tried GO SMS Pro but that just sucked so badly! Now I can keep my Resurrection Rom after all :D
[Galaxy S II General] RainerZA:
Thanks! You're a lifesaver!!!
[Galaxy S II General] x0lani:
The problem is back...

I had sorted this out before using the long PDU number, but this morning I tried to send an SMS and it kept failing. Then I got an SMS from Vodacom saying:

Now I'm back to where I was before where the phone radio cycles off whenever I try to send an SMS, and the PDU number doesn't seem to work any more.

Is anyone else experiencing this? Or better yet, anyone else got a fix?

EDIT: Just to give more information, I'm having better luck with +27829129 and none at all with +27829119. Of course when I use 0591722819921100 it shortens it to 059172281992 and doesn't hold it after a reboot.
[Galaxy S II General] lordrage:
OMW, thank you so much, this thread is PERFECT!!! You guys ROCK!! Thanks OP :D haha

Resurrection Remix is now PERFECT on my phone, this was the only issue.

Thanks again :D
[Galaxy S II General] SAGalaxyGuy:
Problems Smsing

Good Day Guys!

I am loving RR, but I have tried as much as possible to do the *#*#4636#*#* trick but to no avail. Irrelevant of what number I put in it won't work. I am not 100% sure as to what you mean by hexadecimal conversion, but I have tried all the numbers posted in the previous messages and none work. Am I making a n00b error somewhere, or is this a legitimate problem?

SAGalaxyGuy
[Galaxy S II General] Thomas Mason:
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ok, I had similar issues and struggled to make sense of the whole SMSC / PDU story. The issue with this is that the leading "05" apparently dictates the length of the number that your phone would save... so I tried playing around a bit and ended up changing the 5 to a 7... and now SMS seems to work. The numbers I came out to were as follows:

0791722819921100

or

0791722819911100

SMSC number sourced from:

https://help.vodacom.co.za/portal/e...source_id=14&search_keyword=&source_id=topics

converted using:

http://www.smartposition.nl/resources/sms_pdu.html

5-7 idea from:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1607422

I hope this helps someone out there, since I was ready to tear my hair out
[Galaxy S II General] grJoe:
I love you man - I had this issue for almost half a year already and thought i won't ever fix it, but this is just great - thx a lot
[Galaxy S II General] jl10101:
you are very welcome :) Thought the same way!

- Also, this fix is permanent, having flashed many many many ROMs the PDU number stays put
[Galaxy S II General] milan188:
Can't thank you enough. I am forever grateful!
[Galaxy S II General] Max_Terrible:
Oh. My God. This actually worked. I've been struggling with this for several months now. Reading your topic title, I'd say it was about from the first time I flashed a custom ICS ROM, and now on CM10. I thought it might have been the custom ROMs that broke something, then later thought it might have been my radio/modem. I posted a question somewhere on a local board, but just one guy replied and said I have to full-wipe and start over, which obviously didn't work. I did some more searching and came across this. Thank you so much for the help! I almost threw my phone against the wall a couple of times.
[Galaxy S II General] FreeStanler:
Help!

What should 'Set preferred network type' be set to?
[Galaxy S II General] jl10101:
Heya, I have mine set to "GSM/CDMA auto (PRL)", you could also set it to "WCDMA preferred" but i would just stick with what we know works! :good:
[Galaxy S II General] Nyven:
Worked!

Thank you very much.

I tried just changing the second digit to 7 and it worked. (Although I did forget the first time to restart the radio)
[Galaxy S II General] Albert Smit:
Thanks for this. It worked like a charm.