yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] molesarecoming:
actually its an aosp feature. on devices running naked aosp ICS all you need to do to get it is changing the dpi + hiding the navigation bar and thats that. legacy devices do need framework hacks though. we've called it a "mod" because simply dropping into that mode wasn't enough and you had to deal with many issues. our findings work for you too, doesn't matter what phone you're running. take what you need from there and report back to us if you find something new that helps. :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] knoc:
How can i get it on mij 6.0?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sniper:
Haha, why do you want it? But if you really do want it you can push the apk into /system/apps
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] knoc:
Got a link or point me in the right download path
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sniper:
http://db.tt/2kpNz0ED

I just zipped the sprint id apk and odex file from the odexed rom I'm using right now. If you need deodexed I'll see if I can find it.
[HTC One X] sakuul:
Just in. If you pre-order the one x at radio shack it will only be $150
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
Wrong forum.

This One X(L) will be $149.

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1539
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] RikkKeith:
I'm really trying to understand the difference. Is it more a personal preference in using a touch interface & options, or are there some core differences as to why you should use one over the other, especially in flashing the ICS ports we're using on our T989's.

In one post I've been reading, they're instructing you to use 'touch recovery' to flash the ROM. And in other post I've been reading, a highly trusted member said he won't use touch anymore because of issues he's had with it. I've seen it go both ways many times.

I read in another post, that one member thought the 2 versions handled the cache partition differently. If that's the case, doesn't using thederekjay's Darkside SuperWipe make that null & void anyway, because it formats, erases and aligns all the disks partitions properly anyway before you flash?

I've never used touch to flash an ICS ROM, or any ROM yet, and I'm certainly not against it. But I haven't had a lot of the issues that some are having either to make me go that way. So I'm trying to determine, or see if you guys really think that using one version over the other can really make a difference in the stability of the ROM; and if so...then why? Thanks!

And of course; if the OP tells me to use touch recovery to flash their ROM, I will certainly do so if I flash the ROM. Just trying to get a better understanding.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] iLeopard:
I use touch. Its just a personal preference. Then again the errors are a hit or miss thing.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] icenight89:
recovery version doesn't matter. it would be quite cumbersome to flash a different recovery every time i wanted a different rom. Touch vs no touch just affects GUI and user interacting, nothing more.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bzlik88:
When in RECOVERY I want stability ....no touch gimmicks necessary if there's even the slightest chance of an error.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jordanishere:
word. having to button press your way thru the menues is a security feature.

SGS2 (T989) on CM7_373R5
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] osangoqui:
Touch is the best way!!

I used for much time the Classic CWM, until I want flash the new ICS Rom; I have a lot problems, boot loop, kernel loop, reboots, FCS…. My solution was the new CWM Touch Version.

After I make all wipes with this CWM Touch version all things on ICS for T-Mobile t989 works very very well.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] XErick:
In my opinion non-touch recovery works best because its stable and touch recovery is still experimental and can still have some bugs.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] gorillaz1:
I had the same experience. Which was confusing.

I figured it was just people not flashing properly which was causing the issues.

So I used non-touch CWM. Tried 4 times with various combinations of wiping to try and get it to boot. To no avail.

Flash touch CWM, flash once, works perfectly. So confused as to why that is.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] RikkKeith:
So this is what confuses me. I was just reading through some posts at the 'NexusMod' thread. A member posted that some of the issues another member was having with the ROM was due to the user using standard recovery. He said standard recovery makes the cache partition as r/o instead of r/w and this is causing some of the issues when people flash the ICS ROMS.

Really? So in GB ROMS it doesn't matter if it's r/o because I've always used standard recovery and never had, or heard of these issues before related to the recovery?

So there's that big of a difference between the 2 versions of recovery that one leaves the cache partition as r/o and the other r/w. That seems pretty major to me if true. I'm not doubting anybody here, just trying to get a better understanding so I know which recovery to use.

I like and just feel safer using the non-touch version. But if need be, I could go touch... If I need too.
[HTC One X] luke222010:
Anyone having any rotation issues with their camera?

I went to the see the Twin Atlantics last night and took numerous videos, all of which were taken holding the phone horizontally.

Four of the seven videos play vertically even though I hold the phone horizontally, resulting in the picture playing 90 degrees the wrong way. If I hold the phone vertically, the picture rotates 90 degrees the wrong way again. Very strange, I can't think why this happens when the other three videos play at the correct angle.

Any ideas?
[HTC One X] landwomble:
No, but have had same...
[HTC One X] holahoo:
Have you found a solution to this issue? I am having exactly the same problem..
[HTC One X] rccola159:
Is your accelerometer off? I noticed when I turned off auto-rotate I started having problems with the camera. I enabled and disabled again and it fixed it for the time being. Make sure that when you are taking a picture, the video recording button and the shutter button are oriented the correct way.
[HTC One X] Tihomir111:
same problem on just one video,started recording vertical and then quick rotate to horizontal, screen rotated but when playing its show small video box. Others started in right way got no playing problem.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dgcruzing:
This thread is to showcase before and after speed increase/decrease that you may get from using either one of the Kernels that have this implemented..

I request you do the following..

1: State your Rom

2: State your Kernel

3: State your before speed

4: program used to verify speed

This thread is not a Q&A thread..

It is also not a thread about which is the best Kernel to use..

It is a thread that the developers can refer to to get an idea whether it is worth while to implement "Veno" and or any other Wireless coding to help improve input & output of our devices and the wireless chips/programming that supports them..

I will quote ricardopvz.. if he does not mind.. (Ricardo.. PM me if you have a problem with this)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25136849&postcount=721
[Eee Pad Transformer General] j3tt3:
Using the same application for testing internet speed and benchmark for result consistency... like quadrant & speedtest.net..

Here is the result after veno:

Megatron v 1.0.4 @ 1600mhz

Guevor test16 - veno

Speedtest.net

download - 1986kbps

upload - 372kbps

Quadrant score - 4069

will post shortly after flashing other kernels...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Danzano:
AOKP Build 33

1.504mhz - 216mhz - Interactive

Test16 kernel

SIO (M.S) read ahead 2048kb

SD read ahead 1024kb

Dalvik byte code false build.prop tweaks etc

wifi bluetooth etc untouched

Before veno and after veno no difference at all in fact in most speed tests veno got slightly less but then seemed a little quicker in other respects eg browsing at times so the tests did not help me make a definative decision.

I really don't know what to think on this but I would like to see more improvements like this and see our kernels and all round speed improve :D

Sorry in advance for any spelling mistakes AOKP still has a borked autocorrect and my spelling lacks in every respect lol
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Thing O Doom:
1 - ARHD 3.2.0

2 - TastyMehIcs .8 (before) 1.0 (After)

3- Before 8Mbps After 12Mbps

4- Speedtest.net app.

The real improvement seemed to be in responsiveness, link clicks aren't lost asmuch
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Anodibu:
Megatron v 1.0.4 @ 1200mhz

Guevor test15 & test16

Speedtest.net

Measurements:

Time Download Upload Ping Server

test15

1:38PM 3347kbps 1615kbps 47ms Veendam

1:39PM 3328kbps 1560kbps 51ms Veendam

1:41PM 3183kbps 1595kbps 20ms Mechelen

test16

1:44PM 3146kbps 1566kbps 17ms Mechelen

1:45PM 3092kbps 1639kbps 19ms Mechelen

1:56PM 3285kbps 1629kbps 17ms Mechelen

back to test15

2:08PM 6367kbps 1628kbps 22ms Mechelen

2:09PM 4434kbps 1592kbps 19ms Mechelen

2:14PM 3030kbps 1330kbps 19ms Mechelen

As you can see time and server can have an influence on the results, so you can't just do one measurement before and one after to make a conclusion.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dgcruzing:
Yes, I am having this thought too..

Was going though test programs yesterday..

At this stage "ping" can only be the true medium you can test this.

Or using a samba drive attached to your WiFi network and download upload the same file and different kernel settings using a monitor program to get average speeds..

As using results from multi pads connected to the internet brings too many variables into the data..

i.e..users downstream internet speed once it leaves the local network..

What we really want is "local" WiFi to pad increases.. as its the tweaking of this that will allow for incremental increases (hopefully) of the user experience in the downstream leg of the connection.

sent from yet another MikG HTC Evo
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] BUGkc:
My Mio C720 stuck on orange logo Mio Screen and WinCE can't boot up (after that screen MENU must appear). USB communication doesn’t work.

On some forums I have read that I must do jTag (or some other kind of flash :confused:). On GpsPasSion forum I found ROM from working C720 device, but there are no tutorial how to flash it.

I would be grateful if someone can help me with this (jtag schema, using tools, tutorial...).

P.S.

There isn't problem in navigation software. Device can work without navigation software.

Thank you very much and sorry on my bad English.

P.S.

Done.
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] ascariz:
for those use ics .562 stock, rooted, and still not change systemui.apk, please give me the apk file. i messed up it and i want to revert to stock. tq so much for your help.
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Papanik:
ICS Stock .562 SystemUI.apk

;)
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] ascariz:
tq. :D
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] K4L:
I'd be very grateful if anyone could upload the stock framework-apk file from .562, It looks like I accidentally removed my folder with the backups :o
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] Claudiu1980:
there you go.
[Atrix 4G General] leevivi:
I use motorola atrix 4g(rooted) from AT&T. A few days ago, I deleted google play store by accident. So I click "factory reset" and erase everything. Then I reboot atrix, enter "fastboot" mode, choose "Android Recovery". Now I figure out I don't have ClockworkMod Recovery. So I cannot find anything but the warning sign. Can I still fix it somehow? Any suggestion would be welcome with great appreciate!
[Atrix 4G General] Thadiusofx3:
RE:

If you turn the phone off, then hold vol up while powering on does it say entering RSD mode or something like that?
[Atrix 4G General] ovitz:
you can flash recovery again with fastboot
[Atrix 4G General] leevivi:
I didn't unlock the bootloader. Can I still do it? If possible, how can I flash recovery then? Thank you so much!
[Atrix 4G General] leevivi:
Yes, I can. Is that a good news for me? Thank you so much!
[Atrix 4G General] leevivi:
up
[HTC One X] gunswordx:
as i have seen many threads stating that in the custom recovery one cannot charge the phone, so i thought why not use the stock recovery after flashing the rom!!

1. i flashed a custom rom in the custom recovery

2. after the first boot, i went to the hboot and flashed the stock recovery

3.restarted the phone and booted back to the custom rom, no reboots, no hangs what so ever, rom booted normally

4. switched my phone off from the bootloader to check if it works and voila it is charging !!!!

5.to flash a custom Rom just flash a custom recovery in the fastboot

i do know that you have to flash a recovery every time you flash a custom rom but till a proper fix is found it is better to do this than depend on your luck

Edit: (credits to cpv5 for this info)Make sure you don't go to recovery when you're on stock recovery as it will wipe everything on your phone & virtual sdcard and you will be back to setup screen again.
[HTC One X] Htc_One_X:
I've done that now, ta for that.
[HTC One X] Alex240188:
even better is that once you have done the OTA update to 1.28 you get the new Hboot which can boot properly so you never have to replace the stock recovery. just fastboot boot recovery.img if you need to change rom or nandroid
[HTC One X] broncogr:
I dont think that the 1.28 Hboot has fixed the fastboot boot commands...
[HTC One X] flakz0r:
You can fastboot boot a recovery? not just a boot.img?
[HTC One X] Alex240188:
it has because i have used it

and yes, you can boot a recovery aswell as a boot.img
[HTC One X] riemervdzee:
Very interesting, seems to be working for recoveries here as well (s-on unlocked hboot 0.94).

I'm really interested if this works properly for zImages as well. I thought PaulOBrein was working with htc for a solution for this "fastboot boot" though? Maybe some parts ain't working?
[HTC One X] tombriden:
This is a great tip, thanks!

and is it just me, or does adb work when fastboot booting clockwork with the stock recovery flashed?!
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Are you using windows to fastboot boot or linux?
[HTC One X] riemervdzee:
Just tested it here, works on both host-machine types :)

It also lead to a nice find: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1594819&page=21
[HTC One X] ckpv5:
I just add further note on your question here

See the edit part.
[HTC One X] gunswordx:
Thanks a ton ckpv5
[HTC One X] williamyi:
Has a question here, how do we flash stock recovery in hboot? I only know the way of flashing stock recovery via fastboot with the command of "fastboot flash recovery [recovery name].img*

Is my way wrong or there is some other way?
[HTC One X] landwomble:
Where do I get stock recovery from? Tempted to do this until cwm supports charging....
[HTC One X] williamyi:
You can get it from the link below

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24738635&postcount=1

Btw bro, wanna ask if you are able to guide me on flashing the stock recovery? Is it the same way as flashing custom recovery?
[HTC One X] gunswordx:
yes same thing. not a single change except from the name :)

fastboot flash recovery (stock name).img
[HTC One X] casca:
ok so...when you mean this, you are saying that by simply going to hboot and afterwards "recovery", it will wipe it all?! wtf?! :confused:

any reason for it?
[HTC One X] ckpv5:
Because the stock recovery doesn't have menu like the CWM recovery, so once you choose recovery, the recovery process will run. Not like the CWM recovery, you need to choose which function to run.

So two things can happens when you go to recovery when you're on stock recovery:

1) the recovery will runs and wipe everything on your phone (I tested this)

2) the recovery will runs and there is error where you see the phone logo with red triangle, then you need to shutdown and restart to your current ROM.
[HTC One X] casca:
ok, tks for explaining mate
[HTC One X] moom999:
What is the meaning of the error where you see the phone logo with red triangle
[HTC One X] casca:
has anyone had a faulty g-sensor after having flashed the stock recovery?
[HTC One X] gunswordx:
hmm just checked all sensors are showing their readings when changing the orientation so i guess mine are working fine
[HTC One X] casca:
tks for your reply.

After flashing the stock recovery over cwmod, my sensors stopped working...
[HTC One X] gunswordx:
maybe its something related to rom

check out the generals tab there is a thread about thr gsensor not working

here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1588663

just saw you already been there! :)
[HTC One X] Goku80:
@gunswordx

do you know why in boot loader i have radio as off please mate? kinda confused by it
[HTC One X] casca:
yep... don't know what to think right now...
[HTC One X] gunswordx:
its weird. mine shows as none and i think i have seen many one x whose bootloader shows radio as none

type this in fastboot adb

fastboot oem readcid

if it shows then there is no need to worry

but if you are not getting any signal in any rom then most probably you have flashed a different region radio which is not good :(
[HTC One X] Goku80:
when i use cid gettter it says H3G_001

says the same when i do fastboot command as well :) so nothing to worry about then?
[HTC One X] monx®:
OTA updates which include new hboot will show correct radio version.

Just a side note,

using Interim CWM recovery (by paulobrien) wont have charging issue

. Mine was totally out of batt once & can charge normally in total off mode. Why must reflash recovery so frequent just to flash rom??
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Not updated anything through OTA. just flashed the custom rom and went into hboot and it said that my radio was none...still have my cid number though whatever that is for
[HTC One X] monx®:
Dont worry about bootloader not showing radio ver bcos maybe due to hboot bugs .ur radio is there for sure. new hboot will show it correctly (when ota is available for ur region) so nothing to worry about. u can see ur radio version in system settings > about easily.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Cheers Monx mate...just annoying really..and yeah i can see radio version in settings...:) will thank you tomorrow mate:)
[HTC One X] shree.cse:
I am on the same recovery, but it was different for me. My battery is even draining when I kept my phone charging in power-off mode.
[HTC One X] monx®:
Im not sure what happen to ur device but i want to share my experience. The day my device was totally ran out of power, i tried to charge it using in-car samsung Galaxy Nexus charger. The amber LED keep blinking but i just let it blinking for almost 2 hours. Surprisingly, its NOT CHARGING AT ALL.

Then i suspect it must be the recovery or im doomed. I started thinking to revert to stock recovery but feel so lazy n trying my luck charging with original One X charger. Voila! charging normally & long live my One X :D
[HTC One X] gunswordx:
Yes be aware mate many had this same conclusion while charging their battery when switched off but when they switched on they found out that their battery got drained. Maybe it behaves differently when the battery is dead, but it's a risk which few of us are gonna take. :). But I will try what you are saying

Also I tried formatting the ad card partition in ntfs and I thought I succeeded bit wrong as soon as you remove the USB connection the phone automatically reverts it back to fat32
[LG Optimus 2x] TrymHansen:
This is an app to control and test CPU-related parameters on OTF-compatible kernels. In realtime.

(HP Extreme, HP ICS, Etana. NOT guestekrnL as that has its own app with a lot more features.)

This app is BETA - may contain bugs.

It's been tested on HP 2X Extreme (Stock 20R), HP-ICS-RC1 (CM9-kang) and Etana (2.6) on CM7 & MIUI.

At boot it restores the minimum and maximum frequency using its own script, 88_myrt_otf, which again reads values stored in /data/myrt.

It relies on the kernels' own scripts to restore the OTF-parameters at boot-time. On HP it writes saved configs to /data/spicabootcfg, and on etana to /data/tweakaio/tweakaio.conf

To ROM-Chefs: You may now include this app in your ROMs under the following conditions:

1) You mention it is included somewhere in the ROM-release post.

2) You clearly state the app is in a BETA-state.

3) You link to this thread.

4) That you let me know ;)

The first 3 can of course be done in a single, short line, and the last by posting a message in this thread or a PM.

Changelog:

0.7.2 - Fixed small display bug after adjusting mhz-steps. Added button to delete all files created by the app. Displays CPU-speeds correctly on ICS. Moved download to Google Play

0.7.1 - Adds option to "snap to" frequency and voltage table frequencies. Adds option to show color-coded voltages on CPU-page. On kernels without defaults specificed, selects voltage-table entries as defaults.

0.7.0 - Added support for Etana's new OTF-structure, while hopefully still working on older Etanas and Spica.

0.5.6 - Added support for vibrator strength on Etana. (Kernels May 11th or newer). You may have to uninstall old versions before installing this one, as it adds a permission for vibration.

0.5.5 - Added option to always start at: Last used page, CPU-page, Monitor-page or Reboot-page.

0.5.4 - Added reboot page.

0.5.3 - Fixes crash on Etana NON-OC kernels.

0.5.2 - Auto-moved sliders now work. Now disables controls correctly if root-access denied.

0.5.1 - Fix for permission denied issue on CM9. (Min/Max-Frequencies would not be set.)

0.5.0 - First Beta.

Technical background in post 2. Read it, it will be useful before using the app.

Known issues and misc. in post 3.

Please report any erratic behaviour in this thread, and look closely for whether your settings are restored correctly after boot. If you report a bug or other strangeness, please state the exact version of Myrt OTF, ROM and kernel.

Myrt OTF in Google Play
[LG Optimus 2x] TrymHansen:
Tech. background

.

Myrt OTF reads the current values of the CPU-frequencies and the OTF-parameters. It adjusts those values in realtime when you move the sliders. When the app exits, those values are written to files which will be used to restore the values at boot. The app itself never reads those files.

This means that if you adjust a value in for example the Etana Tweaker, an app which only adjust values to be used at boot-time, Myrt OTF will not see those values.

Myrt OTF adjusts the values in use now, and also saves them for use at boot-time.

Keep that in mind when using the kernel-specific tools and this app.

If you use either the HP Tweaker or Etana-tweaker, make sure to exit those apps with the back-button, not the home button. (This will force them to read the updated settings when they re-start.)
[LG Optimus 2x] TrymHansen:
Known issues:

o Sometimes, when starting the app for the first time after boot, it may show "N/A" for the processor speeds. Just exit the app and start it again to fix it. (The app adjusts the permissions for the required files, sometimes it will try to read the speeds before the permissions are set.)

o If you use/have used other overclocking apps, they probably have left scripts in /etc/init.d which modify the processor-speeds as well. The last script to execute wins. If you don't get the expected min-max frequencies after boot, check for leftover scripts in /etc/init.d
[LG Optimus 2x] xerum525:
thank you for you work mate.... your works are excelents and always are welcome.... once again, thank you very much
[LG Optimus 2x] TrymHansen:
You're welcome!
[LG Optimus 2x] carburano:
Thank you very much mate!!

You're a true hero for this community :)
[LG Optimus 2x] Flat-Eric:
Thanks man! Love your App very much and I'll try the new one immediately!:):):)
[LG Optimus 2x] SuperSkill:
Thanks a lot for this Trym :D

Edit:

Installed and doing what it supposed to do, I hope everybody buys your game Gemi from the Google Play Store to support you amazing work and participation here at XDA :)
[LG Optimus 2x] Stefan Gündhör:
As always tremendous work :)