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[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] keunhuvac:
Hi!

I want to update some apps or tweak via recovery flashing, but I don't have proper script, as I post a link below, after flashed, phone can't pass the Doom logo. I need someone help me to create a correct update script. It will very usefull when someone want to make theme or tweak.

Thanks.

https://www.box.com/shared/24c10c75513efe1cfe43

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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] @me:
What is the best modem for gt i9100G

For the internet
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitinvaid:
cant u use general ques/ans thread

always post new thread
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cabloomi:
STOCK, it was made special for your device, and there's nothing better than it, nor will there ever be, :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] @me:
Inow but i have custom rom
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cabloomi:
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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B3311:
A kernel is not a modem. Jesus.

Keep on handing out the rubbish that you're doing, and you'll get banned. I'll report you myself.

I was polite in my last post, I see no need to be any more. You know less than nothing and you'll brick someone's phone soon if they're new enough not to recognise the uninformed bull**** that you've been polluting this site with in the last day.

Just stop it. Now.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Agree it seems that the guy generates the same reply to all problems that's ok if its once or twice but its for multiple problems post after post .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cabloomi:
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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuitarJim:
Surely it's risky to install a modem separate to the ROM and Kernel as there may be incompatibilities?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Nah. Completely independent of both. You can use any SGS2 modem with any rom/kernel, tho different modems will work well/not so well with different networks/carriers. However, I9100T's tend to get better connectivity/data speeds with modems specifically for the I9100T (again dependent on carrier/network).

Edit to add - I'm speaking generally and for the I9100/T tho. I9100G - NFI.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B3311:
Repeatedly posting incorrect information is definitely worthy of a ban, in my opinion.

"Scary"?? Mate, you couldn't talk me out of a burning car.

Your ignorance would be funny if it were not for the fact that some poor sap is going to bork their phone if/when they take heed of your drivel.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZACQ8:
KE7 is for I9100 Inernational Model...no idea for I9100G....
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Egozy:
OK, so, I'm new here and at the Android stuff aswell. Recently got my Mini S5570, rooted it and installed that VERY useful ROM.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1554099

I like it A LOT, modified all startup programs and it runs very fast.

Got a minor thing bugging me - I use Memory Booster and when I enter the Task Killer I always see Music and Gallery there, even when I didn't use them recently. They take up around 9MB of RAM, which isn't much but it still bothers me. I want these Apps but I don't want them to start up automatically. Is there any way to make them only load when I run a music/photo or launch the app directly? They keep restarting when I kill the proccess.

Thanks in advance!

Edit:

Also for Google Play - is there any option that it will NOT restart itself? Only when I choose to run it?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zyphovic:
Hi there I was interested in modifying my x10 min pro but one thing I got correct is to root my device but I'm failing to flash it via S1tool, or flashtool, I've also tried the ggsetup.

the ggsetup was able to install the drivers for my device but still the S1tool shows me the following report: Welcome to S1 tool.

SELECT FIRMWARE PACKAGES

YOU CAN SELECT FEW PACKAGES WITH CTRL BUTTON

Elapsed:0 secs.

TO CONNECT NEXT PHONES

X10 Xperia,E10 Xperia Mini,E15 Xperia X8,U20 Xperia Mini Pro

LT15 Xperia ARC,MT15 Xperia NEO,R800 Xperia PLAY

PRESS AND HOLD "BACK" BUTTON...

PLEASE ATTACH TURNED OFF PHONE NOW

llbug:[\\?\USB#VID_0FCE&PID_ADDE#5&1af1d14b&0&1#{a5dcbf10-6530-11d2-901f-00c04fb951ed}] open error: "The device does not recognize the command"

Elapsed:60 secs.

My device does try to flash but it doesn't stay on flash mode i.e. the green light appears and the tool recognizes that device is in flash mode but seconds later the green light just fades away and the orange on appears and the TOOL says the device has been disconnected.

Please help I'VE tried countless times to progress, but I've failed
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pcbpradeep:
Hi, no one is there to help with this !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. and which ever thread i am tying to solve this problem they are taking me to the same firmware download links and there are no files at all.

if any body can help out will be great.

thanks in advance
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] farhanino:
I've been away from the forum for a while now and my Galaxy S has been on TeamHacksungs Build 17 for far too long and I recently came to notice now its not only TH with an ICS from and since they stopped producing I just want to ask which ICS from is currently topping now? According to my lifestyle I love using my phone to play online games texting a lot of wifi tethering etc... which one would suit me best? And proposals will be much appreciated.

Thank You
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ishangoyal:
Either Slim ICS v3.4 or Infinitum v2.2
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lurchi17:
In my opinion Slim ICS and AOKP are the best. But maybe you can compare it with this topic: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1554621
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaurav.c:
Team hacksungs builds are now cm9 nightlies....if you're from any team hacksung build just download the latest nightly from cyanogen mods website... i cant post the link here for some reason....you can just flash the latest nightly on your hacksung build...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leonardus97:
Elite 10.1 beta + Semaphore 1.0.0 s kernel! I've tried them all, and this is surely the best one out there.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ToM446:
Hi, i'm currently using INFITUM 2.1 with animations that i pulled from V2.0 since i like Rubik Twisted Animations.

it is a very good ROM, a lot of ram.

I think AOKP and the ROMs that based on their are the best ICS rom.

if you don't like AOKP i would suggest you to use Tirimisu+ICE whice is based on CNA and very fast.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paintball23456:
im pretty sure that "best rom" questions are banned:rolleyes:;):)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] farhanino:
thanks for all the replies and apologies if this question of mine was redundant or banned hence my less informity is due to me being absent from this forum for quite a while :)

Thanks a lot to all who replied

Much appreciated :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5aaled:
ithink Slim ICS and cm9 both are great
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Uselessjunk:
Slim ICS seems to be good enough although i've been experiencing signal dropping and battery issues for a while (with various modems)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tmx87:
Anarkia AOKP B33

the best and smooth rom is Anarkia AOKP B33
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infifi:
only AOKP :)
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] ro_explorer:
After buying the dock and seeing that I've paid $24 only for a piece of plastic with a connector I decided to dig a little deeper into it to make it better.

So, I was assimilating information from these topics:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1155065

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16342363&postcount=4

I started to put my knowledge at work and this is what came out - see attachments.

Basically I can now use my charger of choice and at the same time I can plug in USB stuff.

The small relay inside is switching the power supply for the USB host from the 5V output of the tablet to the main 5V supply when you are plugging in the power adapter (the original or non-original).

The button next to the USB host (I know .. it is white .. but they were not having other colors at the electronics store :) ) has the function to switch the connection of the USB port from the regular OTG to the circuit that is enabling the AC charging on the tablet. So, when I'm not using the usb host capabilities the tablet will charge in fast mode, with full current.

There is one interesting thing I've found. If I'm plugging in the tablet with the switch in the fast-charge mode and after that I'm switching to USB-Host mode, the tablet will still continue to charge in AC mode (see snapshots for proof :) ).

I have to mention that all the original functionality of the dock has been preserved and the 30 pin connector at the back can still be used with the original intent (with the proper cables).

If anyone want to replicate this mod and needs additional details, just ask and I'll gladly answer.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] aj_vogtman:
Very cool. Lots of great details and pics.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] pseudo_nomen:
One word: Brilliant.

Good work mate.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] Jameslepable:
Awesome :-) what about a HDMI port?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] ro_explorer:
The hdmi has to wait a little. I have ordered a mhl adapter on ebay but is gonna take a while until will arive. An on top of that I need to find time in my crowded schedule.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] satein:
Could you please supply the wiring schematic diagram of your mod? That would be a lot helpful. Thank you. :)
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] YellowRex:
This is awesome, great work! Shame it doesn't come with that full USB port stock. If I get one of these tabs, I'll definitely be looking to repeat your work.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] hp0369:
awesome, can't wait to see your update of HDMI
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] ro_explorer:
I'm sorry not to have provided the requested info but my daily job is currently killing all my time (including the theoretically spare time). I'll draw the schematics ASAP and also I'll re-order the MHL adapter since the first one got lost in the mail (and I've been reimbursed).

Anyway, as a heads-up - I'm thinking to put the MHL adapter on top of the dock so I'll keep the original port accessible (and also the audio jack). I still don't know how exactly I'm going to do this ... but I think I'll figure it out when the time will come.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] puppettestpilot:
thats quite innovative

apparently the dock has hdmi passthrough meaning you still need the samsung hdmi adapter (http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/galaxy-tab-accessories/EPL-3PHPBEGSTA) I haven't yet tried my dock with my hdmi adapter, I will do tomorrow and let you know - good luck incorporating that too
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] MAMUTHcz:
awesome job mate...schematics would be really helpful. Can't do this mod on my own, but my father is more than capable...I think i have project for him (if you can find some time to draw those schematics off course :D )
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] ghost__:
Would it be possible to modify the dock to disable data and only enable AC charging? I'm using the Tab in my car and every car charger I use seems to only send 500mA of current to the Tab so it dies a slow death in my car and needs to be recharged at home once a week or so.

Any suggestions?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] MRBR7:
Can you show where you soldered wires to in the dock?

Bought one and want to charge at same time as watch movies from usb device.

Anybody help me?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] tuktukscotty:
Have you thought about making and selling these?. I for one would certainly buy one!. Wouldn't have the balls to try and do it myself...... av
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] ro_explorer:
Hi guys,

I've put together some schematics. Sorry for the lack of very deep details but I can not take the glue off my board and other hi-def picture I was unable to find so you will have to use an ohmmeter to find out the exact pins based on the clues in the picture.

Basically, in the attached picture is the implementation I currently have in the dock. Due to the lack of free time I was unable to continue with implementing the MHL adapter inside so I guess I'll drop that one.

If you need any details based on the attached picture do not hesitate to ask.

Full size picture: http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/83/dockmod.png

And to answer the ones asking if I'm thinking to sell these :): Actually that thought crossed my mind. I have other mods done on my Galaxy Nexus also (see the Ringke inductive charging mod) and also other great stuff that I'm building by exercising my hobby. Unfortunately, when I'm pushing like 70-80 hours a week on my daily job there is little to none spare time left .. and the little I got I'm spending it with my son. In a relative future when I'll have more spare time (or no job) I'll consider starting a business based on the know-how I've gathered until now.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] MRBR7:
thanks for update...

Just purchased the break out board so when arrives will give this a go!!!
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] MRBR7:
Also found this if anybody wants to try the dock...

Pin 1 = 30 Shield Connector

Pin 2 = 28

Pin 3 = 27

Pin 4 = 13

pin 5 = 19

pin 6 = 18

pin 7 = 17

pin 8 = 6

pin 9 = 7

pin 10 =3

pin 11 =4

pin 12 = 1+2
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] THEDEVIOUS1:
usb host, hdmi & charge...AT THE SAME TIME!

I just wanted to point out a similar thread posted in the "galaxy tab plus accessories" forum. This may have already been done before but i figured it would be much bigger news if so. XDA member "emil_b" claims to have modified the multimedia dock to simultaneously do hdmi out, trickle charge the tab , & serve as usb host! In case some of u may not know, the same dock works with ALL tab variants(PERSONALLY ONLY TESTED WITH P1000, P7100, P6200, P6210 BUT 99% CERTAIN) so if this proves true, this should be shared with all the other tab forums in hopes that it can be made into an actual product.

Here is the original post

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1677845
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] MRBR7:
Ended up modding my dock now and have usb host with charging...

Thanks Ro-explorer for the idea...
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] xeexou:
old dock from samsung p1000...

i have from my old p1000 (i sold it) the docking station at home. mhm i think they have the same cabel and so.

but the p1000 have 7zoll and my tab have 8,9 and the pin is landscape :confused:

i cut the dockstation and my GT-7310 works wonderfull with the ( i say modded :p ) dock.

mini hdmi works and the rest too. only one problem is there now, i but a little piece of paper behind the tab and dock, for the perfect fit xD

okay the cuts look terrible but i work on them

sorry for my english :( but i hope you can see on the pics what i mean gg

lg
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] ArturS13:
Hello, I want to modify my dock for the Tab 10.1. some do not understand the scheme

Sorry for my bad english
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] MRBR7:
Look up the "make your own cables thread"..

Some where in last few pages my posts have good detailed info and pics of the modded dock with external power wires ive attached.

I only added power and earth and worked for using external powered hdd via otg usb no other resisters required except the 20k host resister.

For this pic what hes done is added a way to switch on the extra resisters and switch them off after charge has been triggered.

once its triggered you can remove it.an easy way to look at this is using the standard dock just add you power and negative 5v like how i did it..

now plug you wall charger into the dock but (dont power it from the wall) and it will trigger charge as has the said resisters on the data lines.now you can remove the wall charger and you will see its still charging..only power and neg attached now no resisters being used.Resisters are only to trigger charge.as i found my powered external usb hdd i plugged in seemed to trigger the charge with out using the resisters method.

I spent a long time stuffing around making different cable set ups with switches etc to trigger the resisters and then switch back to host but in the end found it wasnt needed and seemed to give me nothing but trouble as wouldnt repeat the same thing in a row.it worked one minuet then not the next time.Some how its like the galaxy tab seems to remember what was plugged in the last time and when you re plug it in it has trouble as if you got to turn it off to reset it.not quite sure how to explain it but this was my thoughts after countless hours of playing with it.in the end i just gave up and use the hdd to trigger charge.for me that was my only reason to use otg usb just to watch movies.anybody that watches movies via otg hdd should do this modd as it quickly depleats the battery in host mode..
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] ArturS13:
I read this topic but my English is very bad. Can you draw a detailed scheme of your last option.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] MRBR7:
http://img811.imageshack.us/img811/9852/20120708084549.jpg

heres what i done...

only need to add 2 wires and connect 5 v power
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] ArturS13:
Please write a contact number to which you connected 5v

What connects usb otg?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] MRBR7:
ArturS13

Open up the dock...

The 12 pin connecter inside the dock is as follows..

Pin 1 = 30 Shield Connector **********************add earth here from 5v source....(-)

Pin 2 = 28

Pin 3 = 27

Pin 4 = 13

pin 5 = 19

pin 6 = 18

pin 7 = 17

pin 8 = 6

pin 9 = 7 ******************add power here from 5v source....(+)

pin 10 =3

pin 11 =4

pin 12 = 1+2

pin 1 for neg and is the LH pin.

pin 9 which is 4th pin from RH side..

This is all i did only 2 wires added..

First step...

check you dock with a test light and confirm the surrounding pins are not shorting where you soldered.

once this part ok then continue..

1.connect dock to tablet BUT make sure Tablet is switched off at this moment...

2.connect 5v power and earth wires to power source you added to dock from 5v usb etc...

3.plug in OTG dongle to dock and Connect Powered Usb Hdd and Turn on Hdd power supply.

4.Noted is Tablet is Still Off at this stage..You will have a Black Screen and when you plugged in the

power for the HDD its now showing the battery charging icon similar to when you plug in a wall charger.

5.Now Turn tablet on but dont press any thing or do anything just let it load up and go to lock screen.

6.In lock screen you now should see "charging"...

7.swipe screen and let Tablet turn on.

8.wait for superuser permissions to load paragon or what ever you are using.

9.open Paragon and check drive is recognised and also mounted automatically ..if not mount it now manually.

10.open up my files and open location of drive to view contents.then open up a movie from the contents of the drive

11.play a movie using the MX player app.

12 Pause it and go settings/aboutdevice/status of battery and see that battery is "AC Charging".

13.your drive is mounted and working and you are now OTG host mopde and charging at same time..

Also if this doesnt work...It might be kernal related..I can confirm it worked on ICS..but havent confirmed JB yet.

hope this helps you...
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] ArturS13:
This is a very difficult option. I need a plug and play docking station for my car
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] MRBR7:
I think i know what to do Ill try draw it up and post it..

you would be best to use the break out board...
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Accessories] DarkRidder:
Hello friends,

I am curious about one stuff, that resistor you put in the pin 13 to ground next is a 20kOhm resistor? Does that provide you power while Host?

Cheers!
[HTC One X] CroatianBoy:
I have a pretty hard decision to make and I would really like to hear your opinion. I have a chance to extend my contract and replace my Galaxy S i9000 with the One X, but I'm not entirely sure if that's a good idea. First I'd like to state that I love the size of both the device and the screen. Now I don't really know how the battery is gonna do for me. I usually listen to music on my earphones for about 2 - 3 hours a day and I don't use any kind of data connection, just Wifi. Do you think it will get me through about 13 hours? Now I've read about the screen flickering issues and that part concerns me a lot. I understand that HTC released some updates. Did those updates completely remove the flickering problem? And I have one more question. How hot does the device get when you push the Tegra 3 to its limits? I would really appreciate any kind of feedback from you, the One X users and please let me know if there are some other problems that I didn't mention (I don't count the rainbow effect as a problem, since I won't be trying to crush my device). Thank you :)
[HTC One X] brent8577:
13 hours sounds like a lot, but turning off wifi when you don't use it and the carrier data connection would save battery. there's only 1 other phone to pick from for Android and it's not out until about June, so if you can't buy at full price and go month to month and you don't want to wait until June - then get this one. there are also a bunch of threads about all of this. i would hate to have to mod this section. :p

i'm getting mine next week, but i'm paying full price because i'm on contract from the GS II until Oct 2013. after that, i'm switching to Red Pocket or something like that.
[HTC One X] CroatianBoy:
I know, I read all about the problems but I would just like some opinions on the worth of the device and how it does on a day to day use. I really don't want to spend so much on a device and then be sorry for that decision for 2 years. I have to have my decision ready by Monday and the opinions from you guys would help me a whole lot. I read literally dozens of reviews but that's just the first look, I need some information about the daily usage.
[HTC One X] DomCowell:
I reach 13 hours with 2.5hrs screen time on a daily basis
[HTC One X] CroatianBoy:
Wow that's pretty good. Do you have any build quality or screen flickering issues?
[HTC One X] Goku80:
1day and 14hrs with 3hrs screen on time and that is with wifi on all the time...go for the phone mate. or wait till the s3 gets released and then make your decision. both great phones and great in their own rights....build quality of my phone no issues..minor software bugs but waiting for the update to come so it should sort it
[HTC One X] CroatianBoy:
So you guys are satisfied with the phone and it's the best phone on the market now, right? I guess I'll buy it on Monday then. Thank you very much for helping me with this decision :)
[HTC One X] Kickasskev:
Get one infact if u can afford them get 2
[HTC One X] Tideman:
Sorry for coming in late, but I would also highly recommend this phone. Battery has been running now for 1 day and 4 hours without a charge. I haven't used the phone a great deal in the last 28 hours, however WiFi and Bluetooth have been enabled throughout.

Battery showing 60% charge.

It's a great phone! :)
[HTC One X] kylec:
+1 for the One X. I listen to music from the phone easily 3-4 hours a day, half of which is in the car. I noticed that if I turn the wifi off when I'm out and about, the phone can last a damn long time playing music. I haven't tested exact usage, but from memory, a forty minute drive used about 1% of battery or so.

Also, I have no hardware issues at all. Absolutely perfect phone. Only time when the battery really drops fast is if you are using it heavily with say a game, or internet with brightness set above 65% or so
[HTC One X] CroatianBoy:
Thank you guys, you have been really helpful. I just wasn't sure about the overall quality of the device and how bad those "problems" are, but you made it clear that the One X is worth the money :D