yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] Rivendel:
Jap me ;-)

i first thought that it was a software reset, but now i think it is

definitly the Power-Button-Reset, because it always happend

in my Jeans, never at use or on the desk.

Regards

Robert
[HTC One X] N3m3515:
i dont think that there is a solution for this or is there one?
[HTC One X] 131313:
Get yourself a bigger pair of jeans or stop eating :D

(just teasing)
[HTC One X] Eggcake:
Does it happen only when you sit down? If yes, how is the phone oriented (power button on top or on bottom?)

No idea if this helps, but I actually had the same problem with my HTC Desire which I had in my pocket on my flight. Thing was, I turned it off to save battery but it always turned on again. Until I realised, that I oriented the darn phone wrong for nearly 2 years. Powerbutton on bottom solved the problem for me (seems logical if you think about it). :>

Not sure if that helps with the slightly bigger One X though ^^
[HTC One X] N3m3515:
hrhr i dont think that i am to fat (1,74 meters tall and only 60 kg)

i have my power button on top and it only happens if i sit down. putting it way round could help i will try that. thx
[Sony Tablet S] vvvvvvv5555555:
Could anybody let me know please, how to root the Sony tablet with the Android Versio 4.0.3?

Thanks

Klaus
[Sony Tablet S] sandstroem:
Have a look at

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1515720
[Sony Tablet S] Sentinel196:
it can't be done at this stage on a device with ICS already installed. You need to preroot the ICS image on a rooted Honeycomb device before you flash it.
[Sony Tablet S] vvvvvvv5555555:
it can't be done at this stage on a device with ICS already installed. You need to preroot the ICS image on a rooted Honeycomb device before you flash it.

Thanks a lot for the answer. Is there any instruction how to preroot ?

Thanks

Klaus
[Sony Tablet S] Sentinel196:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1515720
[Sony Tablet S] mikeblahblah:
I unfortunatly had performed the 4.0.3 update prior to reading the threads on the custom rom/root. Does anyone know if it can be backreved to honeycomb again so I can re-root and then apply from the following?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1515720

If not anyone know any eta till a root again for 4.0.3 ? I am seriously bummed I lost my root!

Thanks in advance!
[Sony Tablet S] valevalevale:
i have some problem with the root =(
[Sony Tablet S] rickwyatt:
Could this work http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1600728

I anit upgraded to ics yet so I can test it remember I take no responsibility if brick you device if you try it
[Sony Tablet S] SudaDreamS:
Doesn't work :(
[Sony Tablet S] Mahaco:
4.0.3 Is unrootable for now maby the devs will find out how to root these kernels that came with the original update. Have a little hope guys;)
[Sony Tablet S] Nesquick95:
Still the good way

It doesn't work but it's still the good way to go : search the web and test / report anything found about rooting an ICS 4.0.3 device !

If many people do that, we will have a chance to discover something usefull.
[Sony Tablet S] NaKiSm:
Can't wait for ICS Sony Tablet S root!

You gotta love the Devs! That ADB All-In-One tool is amazing! It helped me to make my own copy of ICS to flash anytime in the future.... even if I screw-up my OS. It totally saved me from my temporarily bricked honeycomb Sony Tablet S. I'm happily waiting for their ICS official root tool.
[Sony Tablet S] muaazs:
root 4.0.3 ics

Are the devs close to rooting the sony tablet s ics(4.0.3). When do you thi k it will come out
[Sony Tablet S] mikeblahblah:
Anyone hear any news on this? I know if they do make root for this version, I will never, ever do a stock update again. I soooooo miss my root! :(
[Sony Tablet S] animaleyes76:
Considering less than 50% of the people who promised a donation for rooting honeycomb actually paid up i doubt the original guy is busting a gut....
[Sony Tablet S] mikeblahblah:
Where can I donate at? I am willing to chip in if it helps speed up the process :)
[Sony Tablet S] tasar:
I would also donate!! when it help to root 4.0.3 (not prerooted). It a great tablet but i miss root
[Sony Tablet S] stifilz:
Pledge for rooting official ICS

Bring these back alive. Get them to a tempting amount for their efforts. AND hopefully everyone will pay this time :cowboy:

I hope we get root atleast, I screwed up tab and had to force update and got kernel 10 for my efforts lol.

Chur
[Sony Tablet S] tasar:
Sorry for my stupid question but where can i donate? In your links (both to the same thread) i cant find any Link etc. to donate.
[Sony Tablet S] stifilz:
You post your pledge and when someone roots ics then any1 that has pledged money will pay that person.

Chur
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spythedude:
After some messing about on-line I was intrigued to find this video review of something that "looked" similar to the Galaxy note.

[YOUTUBE]SbSBRi6f2J4[/YOUTUBE]

Obviously its not the real thing as you and I are well aware but it prompted me to do some more researching.

After a few nights of checking out the different versions of the "clone" I decided to bite the bullet and buy one to play about with.

Now I don't know much about Android phones and was hoping someone might be able to give me some advice as to exactly what this phone is capable of in terms of using the android marketplace and installing generic android apps.

I am a little unsure of some of the screens. It shows that it has Android Version 4.0.3 - Does that mean it has ICS already installed?

The other thing I was wondering is whether or not there are any custom roms that will do away with some of the China/Far East apps/languages that this thing will be able to run?

I have attached some pics and also the pics that I was sent in .rar files from the supplier..

**I understand that this is not the real deal so anyone who feels like having a nice flaming session then rant away. My questions are genuine in the hope to learn something..

Cheers
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zamboney:
It's probably the cheapest hardware around in that. Don't expect any smoothness and it's on the completely opposite end of the phone spectrum from the Note. Doubt there are any custom ROM for it as well, but it probably runs many apps from Play.

I don't know why you would waste money on it, unless you try to look cool by pretending you have a genuine Note. It's a bit like walking around with a fake Rolex.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spythedude:
Yea for sure I know what you're saying. I know someone with a fake rolex. He has had it for many many years. It still even tells the right time :p

I in no way purchased it to "pretend" to have the real deal. I have an iphone already and this was more something to play around with.

I like the "open source" side to it and with my Linux background and Programming and coding firmware for Satellite TV Receivers It took my fancy as its not locked down as badly as an I-Phone.

I guess from reading a bit more I would have do dump the firmware that is already on the phone and decompile it and figure out how to edit it to my own needs and then re-flash.

Hell, for £130 if it keeps me amused and out of mischief for a few months then its money well spent.

I would rather learn on something that costs a LOAD less. Once I am familiar with the whole system structure, Tools, Terms, Apps, etc etc I will probably buy the real deal.

Take Care..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KonnyLo:
I was thinking of buying one. Are they good? Where did you buy yours? The white one looks nice. :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spythedude:
hi mate, when it arrives I will let you know!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oc_masta:
still beats the dell streak lol

not bad for a fake phone imo, anyone who wants a big screen on a budget could use it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] letters_to_cleo:
Hey I woudn't mind using this over my (screen-plagued issues) Gnote..

This phone easily beats the features of the real mccoy.

I wonder how would Sammy feel that a run of the mill cheapo phone like this has their branded logo emblazoned on it? :rolleyes:

Watching the video mesmerized me on the myriad capabilities this knockoff can offer.

Also great music, it 'tranced' me while watching the phone's features...

Cheers!

:D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M3TALLICA:
Does it run real ICS ?

There are fake Chinese 'iFones' in the market which certainly don't have IOS.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bioweb:
He says in the video it runs Gingerbread which would also explain the GB in the build number.

For 130 pounds I guess it's a pretty decent phone. It has a pretty slow single core CPU and a relatively low resolution for such a big screen but in the end you get what you pay for. I'm sure it's a nice toy to play around with and for a first Android experience you could do a lot worse but since I first used my Note I'll never settle for anything less anymore :)

Because these types of phones are never meant for international sales I doubt there will be any viable custom roms anytime soon and I think you can forget about official updates but even stock Gingerbread is a very decent OS. You'll miss out on a big part of the 'openness' of Android though.

Once you decide to get the real deal you'll be amazed at what the real Note is actually capable of.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zamboney:
I guess it has 800x480 res which gives you pixels like golf balls with a 5.3" screen. That's so extremely far from the Note hi res experience...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spythedude:
screen is 5"
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bioweb:
In the movie the guy says "it's got a 5.3 inch 5-point multi-touch screen".

That's another difference from the real Note, only being able to detect a maximum of 5 touch points. The Note detects at least 10. Nothing to be concerned about I think, I've never used more than 3 fingers at the same time.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spythedude:
Ah okay cool cool. I think in the vid he says 5.3 but on his blog, he later corrects it.

Good that you mention about the 5 touch points. I wondered what he was doing when he touched the screen like that.

How and why would you use more then 5 fingers at one time anyway? Still pretty cool that the "real" note can do 10.

Ah okay. I am already mooching about for legit ones and there seems to be a good deal on the Real Note from amazon.de for about £350

I am actually quite looking forward for the fake one to arrive to see what its like. When I spoke to the seller, he said it came with some Legit Sammy software so who knows what that's for..

Looks like it Left Guangzhou on Friday so I expect it to be here sometime before the end of this week.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bioweb:
I think spythedude is aware of the fact this phone doesn't come anywhere near the specifications of the real Note. Everything about the phone screams FAKE!!! But still, for 130 pounds I think it's a pretty decent device given it's large capacitive screen. I can't think of any Android phone getting anywhere near such screen size for 130 pounds. It won't be the fastest phone around but there used to be Android phones with even worse hardware that still gave a good user experience.

@spythedude >> If you want, please let us know what you think of the device when you receive it, I'm really curious about it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ColonelZap:
Hi :)

I didn't mix up any pictures, I'm showing in my video exactly what I received when I ordered it. I have the FEELING (and I don't know this) that the box it came in might actually be an original box but of course it could be a fake as well. The phone definitely is NOT made by Samsung and whatever specs I mention in the video, I did so to the best of my knowledge. :)

I'm not trying too "fool" anyone, I'm just reporting about a phone, trying to show people how a device like this operates, that's it!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spythedude:
Hi mate, yea for sure. I'll try and do my best to give an accurate feedback and as much info as possible.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ColonelZap:
I'm not promoting or selling anything. I just make videos of the phones and tablets that I order from China, giving who ever might be interested in these devices "the heads up" what the devices are all about.

I couldn't care less if some likes a particular device or not and/or orders one of them from whatever online store :)

I've been reviewing phone and tables for years now, some are "fakes", some are not and so far my videos have been very much appreciated by the majority of my viewers :-)

If you don't like my videos, don't watch them. If you don't like the device, don't buy it :-) But please don't accuse me of mixing things up to fool anyone, I've never done that and I never will.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spythedude:
ColonelZap, don't worry buddy. When people sit on a high horse its difficult to see things properly or for what it is.

I appreciate and really enjoy your site for checking things out and I am sure others do too.. You will always get a small percentage of people who like to cry about things they don't agree with or understand.

Take Care
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exxtremechris:
I have been looking into this because my phone is a blackberry and is not really working out for me... so when you get the phone, woud you mind making a video showing how fast is temple run and other such games, also please do a camera video test
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spythedude:
Oh okay cool.. I'll do my best. I don't really play games but I'll have a go :)
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smithchipz:
Hi,

I saw this script the other day and was wondering if it was able to be installed onto the Legend. I tried to run it in Terminal Emulator but the only thing it said was "Note: Busybox v1.16.2 or Higher is Recommended!" leading me to believe it doesn't work on the Legend. Has anyone else been able to use this script?

Thanks
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ranger4740:
What rom you trying to install it to? The busy box just needs an update, go to market and get busy box update app and use it to update, then try it again, I have used it successfully on the legendary legend fuse rom. Too lazy to try it on the ics I'm using :p

P.s. I think you need s-off or unlocked bootloader 1.02 to use it.

sent from my legend, currently using zeubea ics beta0
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smithchipz:
I'm running ExtremeLegendFuse. I've tried 2 BusyBox updater apps from the Play Store and they just dont load or sit at one step. I have 1.02 unlocked bootloader as well. I'm really stumped by this problem. Is the V6 Script worth it?
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ranger4740:
OK :confused:

I believe that busy box can be installed in different locations, not sure what circumstances this is, either in /system/bin or /system/xbin, well that's the options given by the version of busy box installer I've got, the one by Stephen sericson

Try both locations and see which works for you.

The other question "is it worth it" well I can't personally say I noticed any real speed increase or any other benefits, however, others may do themselves.

sent from my legend, currently using zeubea ics beta0
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daus30:
I've used the script back then with extreme legend fuse rom. Try download Busybox installer from the market and choose busybox version 1.82.xx.

Bout is it worth it questions i thinks its worth it. Less lag and buttery smooth for me ;)
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dahwe:
Yes, it's worth it. I used it on the Gingerbread Sense ROM. No more Sense redraws and better multitasking. Though after a few days, things tended to get sluggish, so I would let it reboot and everything feels snappy again. The engine flush option didn't do much here.

Busybox

I used Stericsons' Busybox from the market, works perfectly. 1.19.something. (Or use the attached busybox in the script's topic)

S-off / Unlocked

Ranger4740 is right about the need to have write access to the system partition: you need either s-off or an unlocked 1.02 bootloader.

Scrolling speed in script

Personally I hate Script Manager, Terminal Emulator works just fine. Make sure you set the scrolling speed to fast. There is plenty of time to see what's going on, so no need to set it to slow or medium unless you have a serious form of dyslexia ;)

V6 Supercharger on ICS

The script is not usable on ICS in a way it was on GB. "ICS doesn't read ADJ values from build.prop or local.prop - they are hardcoded into services.jar"

This services.jar can be modded, but your ROM has to be deodexed. 99,9% of Legend users on ICS use Zeubea's ROM, which is odexed. Instructions to mod the services.jar in odexed ROMs can be found here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16635544&postcount=2
[Legend Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smithchipz:
I have a problem. When I open BusyBox Free by Stericson, after it does initial checks, it comes up with a message that says:

(Note: I do have unlocked hboot 1.02)

Also, when I try to open Script Manager, it just gives me a black screen. I think I might just reflash the ROM as my Wifi isn't working either :/

EDIT: I reflashed Fuse and everythings working, Wifi and the V6 script.
[HTC One X] suttosnax:
Yes I've got same problem

Not sure if it's a coincidence or not but I'm also getting the bottom left corner of screen popping up slightly, sometimes both faults occur at same time after being in rear pocket of jeans, and I can sometimes fix gsm issue by popping screen back in. But doesn't work every time, and screen not always popped when gsm fault happens.

Had the phone 4 weeks, never happened at first, now it started happening more regularly, sometimes a couple of times a day.
[HTC One X] mpilman:
How do you mean "bottom left corner popping up slightly"? Physically the screen pops slightly out of the case? If so I did not observe anything like that and the only way to "fix" the problem is a phone reset...

I sent a support request to HTC. If they can not help (or do not answer), I will bring back the phone for repair.
[HTC One X] suttosnax:
Yes the clear screen is noticeably popped out of plastic case. about 1 inch piece.
[HTC One S] phin586:
how do i get this phone to stop automaticly placing new app icons on my home screens? Pretty damned annoying!
[HTC One S] phin586:
Opps nevermind. Turned off auto add widgets in the play store. Weird feature. If anyone else is looking to do this now you know how. :)
[HTC One S] nickmv:
EDIT: Apparently you can turn it off. You learn something new every day.
[HTC One S] dc211:
Thanks so much for that. I couldn't find what was doing that :)
[HTC One S] fortyoneacres:
Yeah I had been trying to do that as well and I stumbled upon that setting. That's such a weird location for that setting, IMO
[HTC One S] shadow.8:
Thanks for this. I spent at least a half hour last night trying to figure out if I could turn it off and then just gave up. :)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] tab7_7:
Since I don't have enough posts to post in the development forums and thought that this might be helpful, I'm posting it here:

I ran into a problem when rooting + found the solution so I thought I would share both with you. I copied root.zip to my microSDHC card (a SanDisk 16GB microSDHC card) and then inserted it into my Tab. I booted Android and made sure that the OS saw root.zip (by browsing to it using My Files). However, when I came to reboot and try to root it, it would give me the following error: "E:failed to mount /sdcard (No such file or directory)." I was confused since Android would see the file without any problems if I booted normally. I tried this on several other Galaxy Tabs and ran into the same error. I tried to reformat the partition but still no luck.

Finally, I thought of looking at the partition table and noticed that the filesystem was taking the entire device (/dev/sdc) and that there was no partition table. Android seems to deal with this fine but it looks like this is not supported by "Recovery Mode". I created a new partition (/dev/sdc1 and overwriting the current data on the card), formatted it as FAT32 and copied root.zip. I then tried rooting and it worked fine.

FYI, my card was formatted without the creation of any partitions (directly to the drive) out of the box. So it required the above fix for rooting to work.

HTH.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roirizla:
I just noticed the hide feature on Adao file manager and thought I'd give it a test but for the life of me I can't find the unhide option :o Can somebody point me in the right direction please?

Thanks for any help.

roi
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roirizla:
Was an older version issue. Thanks anyways
[HTC EVO 3D] casper916:
Ok so I was messing around in rom toolbox and was checking out the boot animations. I was trying to view one when I noticed my battery was dying. Before I could plug in my phone the battery died. When I plugged in my phone the red notification light comes on for a second then goes off. When I plug it into the computer the same thing happens and I get a message saying USB device not recognized. I try to boot into recovery and it won't do that as well? Is there anything I can do to access my phone? I tried running the ruu shooter s sprint but it never detects my phone. I'm running 1.50 s-on with nocturnals adrenaline r121
[HTC EVO 3D] closeone:
You're probably not. It's pretty difficult to brick these things. :)

Plug it into the wall with your phone's wall adapter (not into your computer's USB port) and let it charge for a while.

~co~
[HTC EVO 3D] casper916:
Ok I'm plugged in right now but the red led light that usually lights up when charging is not coming on?
[HTC EVO 3D] casper916:
EDIT: correction, my led does light up then goes back off just like when I was plugged into the comp
[HTC EVO 3D] closeone:
It's been a while since I've completely let the battery run down on my phone (not bragging :)), so I can't say for sure what the normal sequence of charging events is...

Pull out the power cable. Pull the battery for a couple of seconds. Put it back in. Plug the power cable back in. If anything, let it sit while plugged in (even if that didn't change anything).

~co~
[HTC EVO 3D] GrimReaper24:
Your not bricked man.. That RUU won't work cause your not in Hboot.. I would pull the battery and try too boot again while plugged in. I have killed my phone many times in the past.. While running and left it dead and not once have I had problems getting it to charge or turn back on..
[HTC EVO 3D] casper916:
Ok so I tried that and my phone will not boot at all, I keep getting the usb device not recognized on my computer. Let's just say for sake of argument I did somehow install one of the boot animations, would that be possibly messing with me being able to boot into Hboot? Or boot at all?

Ok so I finally got into hboot and am plugged into my comp. what should I do now?
[HTC EVO 3D] casper916:
Ok so I was able to get into Hboot and just rebooted the phone and I'm up and running...thanks again and I feel like a total noob for my premature ejacul...oops I mean evaluation of this problem.....lol
[HTC EVO 3D] jslim38:
You can start by letting us know what custom recovery are you using and also I've experienced this my self and you need to figure out away to get it to boot if you have a spare battery try and use it if not try and see if you can boot into bootlaoder if your lucky and once your booted into bootloader plug your usb cable in and don't unplug it and then download 4ext recovery and you should be up and going