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[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
Another option for those stuck with a ROM only on external_sd card:

Run the Infuse Toolkit (which does mount your external sd card), then use the Aroma File Manager on the first submenu to copy your rom file from external to internal sd.

(Note that, in red recovery, sd-ext is not your external sd card. it is an sd card partition created on your internal sd card for use by app2sd, which is not implemented or supported on any of our Infuse ROMs or kernels due to the larger size of the data partition on the infuse as compared to some older phones).
[Samsung Infuse 4G] 777Braveheart:
Shoot me a pm if you want to meet up at the pool room one day. Although I think it might still be shut down. Tax trouble...

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If I still have to move files from ext to int, I can move them just within the OS. Or am I confused and you are saying this will let me mount it in cwm?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] RoryB:
I think what Zen means if you start to flash and realize you did not move the file to your internal sd.

Zen's tool will let you copy the file from the external sd to the internal sd and then flash it without having to reboot into the OS to copy it. Saves you from having to go back out of CWM to the OS and then starting over.

When you finish copying file you exit the toolkit and select no regarding the reboot and you are back to CWM menu.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tmargot:
Thank you, very much appreciated. All flashed and running beautifully. Awesome job. :D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jonnyboypwns:
Bootlooping!!!

I am boot-looping on the at&t start up screen after i installed the gingerbread boot loader. Does this mean i have bricked it, and is there any way to fix it?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
Try holding down Vol+/Vol-/Power until the Samsung logo reappears, then let go of only Power. Hold the volume buttons until you get into recovery.

If this doesn't work you can try download mode: pull battery, then (in sequence), hold both volume buttons, replace battery, and connect phone to PC via USB cable. (You should have the Samsung drivers installed before attempting this, which I assume you do as you were able to run Odin). If you get into download mode (or recovery above) your bootloaders are fine.

Next step is reflashing your phone via Odin (using one of the packages available on this thread) or via CWM recovery (assuming you have a ROM available on your internal SD card)...you should do a full wipe before flashing your final desired ROM.

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Thanks Rory, yes that's what I meant. ;)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] oldirtdog:
I decided to go back to stock due to the little issues that seem to plague my usage of this phone. The other roms seem to be slow and unwieldy after a while. We'll see how this goes. Good guide and thanks for all you do!
[General Questions and Answers] data55:
Hello does someone know some good professional articlels about Architectures, SoC, and manufacturing processes like this one.Exampel
[General Questions and Answers] dagger780:
what do you want for a Architectures PC or mobile phones?
[General Questions and Answers] data55:
I want ARM Architectures, about upcomming SoC like the exampel in the first post. Something that can guide me on what phone I should boy next.:)
[General Questions and Answers] dagger780:
Ok....hmmm thats not i'm specializing in but maybey wikipedia could help you or you go to the producers website like qualcom,nvidia or intel so you can see the datasheet from upcomming SoC's in the phone industry

sorry :(
[HTC One X] pull.me.under:
Hello everybody,

new to this forum, so forgive me if the answer is already out there and my searching just didn't find the correct thread.

Is there a general way of turning off the hardware button lights of the HOX? They're rather bright and annoying for example when I read an ebook at night. My ebook reader of choice, FBReader, seems to have an option to turn of these lights, but that option isn't working for the HOX atm. I'm guessing this will be fixed in a future release of FBReader, but I'm curious now. This seems to be a setting we should be able to change generally - is there a system setting I haven't found yet? A mod I haven't discovered?

Thanks in advance,

Thorsten
[HTC One X] AKAI77:
Not sure about on stock phones but this can be done on rooted devices:

step 1: Dowload RootExplorer or something similar (you can do it over adb too, if you prefer)

step 2: mount "sys" as R/W

step 3: browse to "sys/class/leds/button-backlight"

step 4: open "brightness" in a texteditor and change it to 0

Unfortunately, this wouldn't be permanent and every time you unlock your phone or an event triggers the leds they'd return to full brightness.

The other files in there don't seem to be editable (they return to their previous values after saving) but someone else might have more luck :)
[HTC One X] pull.me.under:
Thanks a lot, AKAI77! The combination of ES file manager and FX test editor won't work, but it seems that's a flaw in the ES file manager which mounts / and /system as rw, but seemingly not /sys.

Anyway, this sounds very much like a perfect aim for a widget, maybe I should take this occasion to learn how to do that myself :D
[HTC One X] AKAI77:
No problem :D

It would be pretty easy to do, just make an app that does nothing except send the command to turn off the leds and then all you'd have to do is click the app icon when you want to turn them off.

It's a shame we don't know how to make it permenant, or at least change the max_brightness settings or something :(

I'm not sure if you could make a service that listened for a change in the button-backlight value, but that would work pretty good too.

I might have a go later :p
[HTC EVO 3D] aryuautku:
I am not S-OFF and I use an app called Flash Image GUI to flash kernels, and I need to edit leedroid's kernel with my radio as the radio included is not as good as the one before.

Otherwise how can I just flash radio while being s-on?
[HTC EVO 3D] Astrikz:
Their is no way to flash radios while S-ON.
[HTC EVO 3D] aryuautku:
You can by editing the kernel zip I suppose..
[HTC EVO 3D] Taimou:
There is a radio in LeeDroids kernel?
[HTC EVO 3D] aryuautku:
Yes.. It's not the same as my old radio
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] gabosius:
Hello, I'm having issues with my Tytn II, its running WM6.1(freshly flashed), flashed Radio ROM 1.71.09.01, still no luck it doesn't work on calls and even in voice recorder, tried change to mic from Nokia without any luck, even checked impediance of original mic and its working got ~70 Ohms. :D It broke when I was running WM6.5 in call :) other side just stopped to hear me after few mins of talk.

Any ideas? :confused:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] djwhitts:
Hey mate,

its been a while since I've been on win6.1 but audio issues are usually related to the Radio. Have you checked that you are using a radio that is compatible with your rom? from memory, for 6.1 you need some of the early radios (1.65.xx maybe???)

-Dan
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] gabosius:
Thanks for reply, yes, I've encountered some bugs and went to 1.65.16.25, replaced mic from another Nokia, now it has some problems but works(a lot of noise :D ), but battery is draining quite fast. ~7% per night when it was in standby. :)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] init3:
Hi,

On my S6102 I've got a problem with back button: sometimes is unresponsive (does nothing when pressed) and sometimes is just laggy (responds after a while...).

That is very annoying, can anyone please help?

Many Thanks es!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] hell_lock:
Touch phones like ours have unresponsive touch keys because it isnt that sensitive like in apple products..and as long as lag is concerned it shouldnt be much... Try contacting service center if it persists any longer
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] kurotsugi:
clean your screen...you can find a guide in this post

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1540797
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] wahaha_hot:
My new phone is Samsung Galaxy Y Duos GT-S6102. I'm also facing the same problem.

I also want to know how to resolve it
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] manoranjan2050:
I m also facing same problem....... Back button is very slow......if any one find solution plz help ..
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] wahaha_hot:
I sent my phone to samsung service center. They said the less sensitivity of the return key may be caused by my screen protector. They asked me to remove it and tried for few more days.

Maybe you also can try it.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] manoranjan2050:
Oh i also try it ....... Thanks friend...
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] pankajpvr:
PLZ Help me for GT-s6102

i just rooted my phone and i found my play store getting force close every time

then i unroot my phone still the problem is same i also factory reset and tried all possible method please help:(:(:(
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] ARVolutionz:
yes, the thickness of the screen protector affects the sensitivity..

my phone (S5360) has a quite thick screen protector and it makes the back and menu buttons dont work.. and then magically working again..

my friend has a thin one, and his buttons work well even its covered.

other tip: try cutting your screen protector to fit only the screen. so it dont block the back and menu button.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] srikrishnak:
Confirm this is a problem with this device. Just purchased and without any screen protector there is a noticeable lag. or at times didnt work.

Changed to a new device after going to service center but the problem still persists.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] andshm:
its not responding due to lagging.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] Nar1990:
sometimes it just because of oil/dust accumulated on the back button screen area, happens on mine most of the time, just try cleaning your screen every now and then
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] jzrebel01:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1463510

try it..
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] manoranjan2050:
Thanks........ Go for try may be work.....for me...
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] jman0:
I also have the same problem with mine, and it's been happening since the very first day, with and without screen protector. Looks like the button works best if you touch on its upper left side and not on the middle. Looks like a desing flaw to me.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] andshm:
I've added vibrate to back & menu button. It vibrate when you touch it. Now i know if it is responding or not.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] xpresservers:
I can also confirm lagging on back key. I just got my brand new (secondary) phone Galaxy Y Duos and I found this lag is annoying. Is there any solution available for this ?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] ngocphong_gha:
in my opinion, this problem belong to hard ware :(
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] andshm:
i ported techno duos custom rom to mine sgy and its much better than stock. more responsive and faster.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] xpresservers:
Where i can get this rom for my duos?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] manoranjan2050:
If u need custom rom .........

Vusut link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1652866

[ Custom ROM + Kernel ] TechnoDUOS For Galaxy Y Duos GT-S6102 [ Version 1.1 ]

.............................

If u need stock osin flashable Rom check my sig ...........
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] caprikusa:
my gt-s5360 got same problem...then identify the problem because of screen protector...try to avoid using anti-fingerprint screen protector...maybe you can try another type screen protector.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] menewtoroot:
u all are wrong.....

hey guyz.....

u all are wrong.......

if u think this is because of you hardware or the screen cover......then i am sorry to say but u are wrong......

it happens with me all the time...

bt i got a magic....

u can say its some sort of my believe or i am stupid.......bt this works....

whenever u face this problem, just try to rub your thumb and your index fingers together. and as soon as u feel your thum is heated..

justtouch it on the back button.....

i dont know about u but this always works for me...:D
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] Ze3rL:
If u have a screen card replace it......worked in my galaxy y gts5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] tpyrcome:
I have the same problem once, (it is somehow related on hand moisture, i think)make sure that your hands are always dry and try to change screen protectors..also avoid pressing back button recursively.:laugh:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] thewarlord:
In starting i also have same problem !! After some time i enable vibration while pressing menu & back bottom !! From then i m secure!!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Accessories] Jay4ü:
Sometimes this will be fixed. I always update the Touchscreen version and the button touches softly.,. But it will work.

I dial the phonepad *#2663# and update ( Use Internet connection) :D
[Huawei Ideos X6] austrie:
Could somebody get me the DbgCfgTool.apk and any app that has the name camera in it from this ROM in the system/app folder http://download.andro-id.net/index.p...ID_V3.3-RC3.7z My internet is terribly slow, and I can't seem to deodex the files myself from Andro-ID RC2
[Huawei Ideos X6] elol:
here you go mate
[General Questions and Answers] Logseman:
So, Last year I bit the hook on an Android Tablet. From there on I've had that one and another new one. However, I was dismayed at both of them because of their screens. I intend to use my tablet to read, and that's simply a no go with low resolution screens. I didn't like the color display and the touch sensitivity either. They were both low-end tablets.

So, I'd like your ideas on tablets with good screens, which are on sale or about to be, and which don't cost a kidney. I'm waiting for more information on the Nexus tablet, but it's not like I've decided to buy that one.

XPlay-Swype
[General Questions and Answers] undercover:
Kindle or nook.
[General Questions and Answers] greeky510:
I second the nook. Nook color goes pretty cheap these days and has some pretty good development too.
[General Questions and Answers] adone.h:
For me Kindle is the best choice if the main use it to read.
[General Questions and Answers] androidrealsteel:
look for an hp tablet at ebay and then put android ICS in it. You get an awesome android tablet :), using it right now works great.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khahn:
Hello,

I'm trying to get an USB LAN Adaptor with QF9700 chipset working with an Odys Xelio Pad (A10 Winner) with ICS 4.03

I can't find Setting for Ethernet in the ICS Settings menu.

The adaptor is working on an Odys Loox on the fly without problems

The output of dmesg is :

qf9700 1-1:1.0: eth0: register 'qf9700' at usb-sw_hcd_host0-1, QF9700 USB Ethernet, 00: ...

init: waitpid returned pid 3636, status = 00000000

init: untracked pid 3636 exited

netcfg

eth0 DOWN 0.0.0.0/0 0x00001002

ifconfig 192.168.0.33

netcfg

eth0 DOWN 192.168.0.33/24 0x00001002

dhcpcd eth0

eth0: waiting for carrier

eth0: carrier acquired

eth0: broadcasting for a lease

eth0: carrier lost

It seems that der Adaptor is recognized correctly but the network interface is not coming up.

ifconfig up eth0 doesn't help also.

Has somebody an idea how I can get further ?

Regards

Klaus
[Hardware Hacking General] HeliumX10:
Hi everyone!

Firstly I am not sure if this is correct forum, but its only one related with hardware...

I has built my own emergency charger powered with solar energy.

It can provide 5V with 2A max. (about 10W) and provides two USB ports for devices.

Althought I dont have any phone/tablet with USB OTG (Host) function, I d like to prepare it to provide all this functions:

- charge two client devices

- charge two host devices

- charge one host and one client device

But, there is one problem with power - some OTG devices provides power, and some not.

Thats the thing, why I am asking - if both chargers connectors are powered and one host device is connected in it there will be a power collision - on one wire will be 5V from both sides - from e.g. phone and from charger. This will surely damage the phone because of shortcut.

I am right? Or, is a hosts power enabled, only, if there is not any external power plugged?

Hope, that anyone will understand, I can also provide a schematics later it it could help :)

Thanks anyone !!!
[Hardware Hacking General] Elusivo:
The wire is the same, so there won't be any collision, it doesn't matter where the voltage source point is when it's applied on the same wire (without any component in between the voltage sources).

I guess maybe the only thing will happen is that the phone battery won't have much or perhaps even no drain?

And speculating here on same line of thought, dunno exactly how the charging circuits work on the phone, but i guess it won't charge when in OTG mode even with an external power power source available...
[Hardware Hacking General] spunker88:
My Touchpad doesn't provide OTG power but refuses to charge when in OTG mode, maybe other devices are different though. OTG will still work on it even if I disconnect the +5v Vcc (red) wire. If you wanted to force USB devices to be powered from the external supply maybe you could try disconnecting Vcc from the device.
[Hardware Hacking General] HeliumX10:
Thanks - more people, more ideas,more knowledge :)

As told - there are two kinds of OTG devices - self powered (few Xperia`s and Samsung devices) and non powered (spunkler88`s Touchpad and e.g. my Xperia X10i).

In case of non powered devices, there shouldn`t be any problem, think that host just won`t accept power and nothing bad happens. But in case ot self.powered devices there is in OTG mode voltage on vcc pin - 3,3 or 5V (low power or high power mode).

I`m not so demanding to want host and slave to be charged at the same time.

We dont have to worry about non powered host devices, but afraid about powered ones... Or even if we don`t know, if our device is powered or not :D

Elusivo:

I know, that it is the same wire :) You maybe didn`t caught my point - there could be two power sources on one wire - one could be phone (in OTG mode) and one power on hub.

Will post an scheme as soon as possible.
[Hardware Hacking General] spunker88:
Yes, actually there shouldn't be any issues with this now that I think of it. The phone if providing powered USB OTG would simply act as a parallel voltage source with the charger meaning voltage stays the same and the available currents add.
[Hardware Hacking General] HeliumX10:
So, there is the block diagram of device which i have built:

The red cross indicates the one wire collision when DEVICE B provides power. If device B doesn`t provide power there won`t be any problems surely.

But as I thought of it, there is no solution for it - parallel voltage will surely damage one device on one side. The power sources providing high-efficient PWM power has very very low input resistance. So if we connect any voltage to its output, very high current will flow throught and surely damage the power source. This can happen very easily, because from phycisict`s point of view the higher voltage source will damage the less voltage source (there is +/- 10% tolerance on USB power, so this could happen everytime).

So now I am thinking about some mosfet auto switching circuit, which could automatically connect or disconnect power from master device... Or maybe will simple add an switch which will disconnect the power from master device everytime and power just a slave.
[Hardware Hacking General] E:V:A:
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[Hardware Hacking General] Renate:
It doesn't pay to overthink this.

These devices are usually designed to take a beating.

Just connect all the Vcc's together.

I've been using something similar on my B&N Nook Touch for months.

It's not a solar charger, but a modified $10 USB hub.

I can use USB host mode on my Nook and charge at the same time.

Of course, all the peripherals are powered off the hub power supply too.

A general schematic is attached, pull the diode and insert a jumper.

Since USB was really not designed to charge in host mode,

there are two problems related to getting the device charging circuit to play nicely.

When using host mode to directly power a peripheral you must make the device charging circuit go off.

To go into host mode the device must raise the Vcc line to 90% of 5V, i.e. >4.5V.

If the device charging circuit is still enabled it will try to charge itself using itself!

When using host mode with incoming power the device charging circuit must be convinced to charge.
[Hardware Hacking General] HeliumX10:
Yeah, mostly yes, but dont want to try if this is also for all devices. Most of them could take beatings,some not... :( So trying to design absolute save solution ;)

See that, diode is used as blocking diode, which prevents shortcut ;) So VCCs cant be connected together without protection. It seems that is for case I spoke about power provided from OTG device....

So as I see, simpliest solution will be the best. I will add a switch at the output for one USB ports VCC wire. And if I will use my charger as host active hub, will disconnect power (with switch) to one port, second port will be powered all the time. When charging two slave devices, i could switch power back too to the second USB port.

OK, mainly thankx for this lines, once it happened that my phone indicated, thats chagring, but battery ran down.... :D Thought that was some kind of software relaed thing....
[Hardware Hacking General] zuberio:
Hi Renate,

I've read and re-read your points several times and I think I understand.

My goal is to put together a battery powered USB Hub that also charges the phone at the same time. From your points, the B&N Nook is capable of going into Host mode while still accepting a charge - do you believe this to be true of most/all devices?

Did you have to do anything to get the Nook to charge in host mode other than supplying power by putting a jumper in lieu of the diode?

What $10 powered USB hub did you use?

Sorry for all the questions.
[Hardware Hacking General] HeliumX10:
I will answer these lines :)

Nook can charge when in host mode. But some new devices form Sony and Samsung cant,because they are providing power to hosted device. And if you connect active hub to them in host mode, you will damage the phone - thats why I opened this topic, but I solved it with simple diode indicator and switch (manually disconnects power to the phone if it provides power itself).
[Hardware Hacking General] Renate:
I just meant any generic hub. They are all about the same.

Usually the input diode is easy to identify.

Often it's the physically largest device present.

If you want, post a good photo.

The 4 port ones have one chip, 2 for 7, 3 for 10, 4 for 13.

I've never seen/heard of a hub chip with more than four outputs.

Yes, the USB spec does say only four outputs, but that's for unpowered hubs.

The spec for all the device USB chips have a maximum recommended of 7V on the lines.

I don't lose any sleep putting my 5V in.