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[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] LuisDias:
AFAIK, to use a module on boot, you need to insert something like "insmod 'module path' # 'name'" on hw_config.sh and that's it.. :D

Just do this:

- Remount /system as rw

- Push the module that you want in to /system/lib/modules or just /modules

- Edit /system/etc/hw_config.sh, add one line at the beginning

insmod /system/lib/modules/module.ko # module

The module.ko it's an example, put the right file name.. After the "#" it's a comment, so you can easily know which module are you calling.. I don't know if it will work 'cause I can't find /system/lib/modules on my cm9 (just found /modules) and don't know about stock rom..

Try it and then report ;)

Edit: agora é que reparei que és português.. Sou mesmo noob --"

Pra que qeres iniciar esse módulo no arranque? USB storage pra que? xD
[Xperia Arc General] dedei:
So last weekend my arc fell on the floor and since then the ear speaker has been doing a weird noise, anyone experienced this? Is there a way to fix this without sending it to Sony?

:(
[Xperia Arc General] squalldua:
i think it's hardware related, you broke something inside.

so unless you know what you're doing, i strongly advice you to not do anything by yourself, and let the service center do their job :)

ps. i droped my arc several times already, speaker still works fine. maybe you're not so lucky ^^()
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] arwild01:
Let me first apologize if this is already addressed elsewhere, I tried searching to no avail. I should also say that I'm running rooted stock roms (seen this on both EL13 and EL29), but I really don't think root has anything to do with the problem.

I've had my E4GT since the weekend they came out, but for the last several months of been struggling with occasional system instability. Basically, sometimes the system will lock up and restart and then only stay up for a few minutes before restarting again... in a near endless cycle. If I shut the phone down and allow it to cool off... I can power it back on and maybe 1 out of 10 times it will stay up... and then it's stable for several weeks!

During the restart cycle, I've observed that system_server is consuming and inordinate amount of CPU.

Through trial and error I've determined that the problem is related to my SD card. I initially thought it was just a corrupt SD, but after several "slow" re-format's and two different cards, the problem eventually returns. I finally noticed that if I pull the SD card while the phone is off and boot it sans SD... its fine. However after re-inserting/mounting the SD card... 9/10 times the phone will begin its restart cycle.

I finally broke down and got out adb to capture bugreports. Based on what I'm seeing... this sounds quite similiar to an Issue on the Galaxy Tab reported here. In fact, reading that post is what made me finally pull the trigger and try EL29 (with no luck).

My limited understanding of what's going on is that something is causing the phone to deadlock (or at least think its deadlocked) and that's causing the WATCHDOG to kill/restart the system. Given the tie to the SD card, I feel like it either has something to do with (1) the media scan or (2) with apps being "mounted" from the SD card, or perhaps (3) a particularly misbehaving app that resides on my SD.

Running without an SD isn't going to cut it for me. I have way too many apps installed and way too much media (mostly podcasts). If it turns out to not be (1) or (2)... I'm just not ready to "shotgun" my way through my apps. I'm more than willing to toss a bad app, but given I have no idea where to start. I'm at a loss.

I've posted the adb bugreports on Google Docs here for both EL13 and EL29.

If anyone has any good ideas on how to debug this further, I would appreciate it. I'm this close to bailing on this phone, but frankly I don't have the money (or upgrades) to do it right now.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] arwild01:
Well, after over a week of stability, this evening my phone brushed up against my leg and was burning hot. Sure enough I found it repeatedly restarting android again. Rebooted without the sd and it was fine for a

Half-hour. Reinserted the sd and it restarted again within a few minutes.

If anyone has clues as to what to look for, I would highly appreciate it.

Thanks

-Alan
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] arwild01:
Still an issue. Still looking for help. I'd post this in Development, but I don't have privs. I'd appreciate it if anyone that does would be willing to call this to the attention of the development community.

Only updates are:

1) I've tried freezing 90% of the apps I have installed on the SD.

2)I also purchased a new, Samsung class 10, 32gb sd card hoping that Samsung's cards would play nicer...

Neither appeared to have helped.

For the record, I'm open to flashing roms or editing system files... just not sure what to try next.

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tdunham:
Have you tried a different battery yet?

Also, blown put the sd slot, made sure the area there is clear.

---------- Post added at 06:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:50 PM ----------

Also curious why you haven't brought it in for warranty replacement yet. I wouldn't have waited this long.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] arwild01:
Mostly because this doesn't feel to me like a defect. Maybe it is... and maybe I should have... but it feels more to me like a bug that something in my particuliar configuration has stumbled across.

I don't have any kind of extended warranty and I'm not sure what the original warranty on the phone is.

Finally I'm rooted, which voids the warranty. I can certainly undo that... but if it's not warranty-related and/or I'm going to have to pay out of pocket... it doesn't seam worth the trouble to me.

I suppose I can always walk into a Sprint store and ask about the warranty status.

As for the battery suggestion.... I don't see how that's relevant. I get generally quite good battery life. Looking at the bug reports you can clearly see that the system_sever has a deadlock processing trying to access a List in Java (with another process that remains a mystery to me).
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tdunham:
Ok, well are you up to trying a full wipe and reprovisioning? I mean factory reset and reprovisioning, format both SD's and one-click odin back to stock rooted with CWM (in about that order). I don't know what you're running but it couldn't hurt to try. I posted 2 different things for this, I'm sure you're familiar with some of this:

Reprovisioning (it's not that hard but you have to follow the instructions):

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26131653&postcount=4244

Format, one-click:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24056900&postcount=9930

Btw, the warranty is one year for our phones. Even if you don't have insurance, taking it to Sprint will probably cost about $35.00 for them to troubleshoot and send the phone out (nothing is free at the Sprint store ;)). Maybe they'll just give you another one outright, I can't say.
[Off-topic] Karl:
Just like the title says share your wallpaper

Mod note:

This is sick. Either post a non-disgusting wallpaper or I'm shutting down this thread.
[Off-topic] AFAinHD:
Are u going for 2 locked threads in 1 hour?

Not to be mean but I can almost guarentee that there is a similar thread that will get this closed.
[Off-topic] Karl:
it wouldnt doubt it

and come on mods its a zombie wallpaper its not going to be all flowers

dont be so girly
[Off-topic] TheRomMistress:
better watch it....MTM does not tolerate such comments.
[Off-topic] vanessaem:
Here's something girly. Thread closed.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] hahne:
I got the OTA update from HC 3.21 to ICS without difficulty. I am in Arizona.

With ICS the buttons are reversed in most Yes/No confirmation dialogs compared to the buttons in HC. In HC and with most Apps, the Yes or OK button is the left button in the dialog. In ICS the Yes or OK button is the right button. All the apps still put the Yes button on the left.

Is this because the ICS update is an international version of Android and not US version? Or did Google just change this? It would not matter much if the system dialogs and app dialogs were consistent.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] niteh@wk:
That's a change by Google in ICS. I hate it when things are changed like that. It didn't take me long to get used to this reversed confirmation though, thank god.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] plznote:
Yep, change by Google. Annoying at first, but can be easily adapted.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] optyqus:
This is so stupid, I just rejected an incoming call which was intended to be answered, and that because I slided to the left where the green button used to be... and now it's the red button. :mad: Someone here on xda should make a fix for this stupid buttons reverse to show to Google and it's team of monkey developers that they cannot do just everything they want with android.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Metallica 4 Life:
Didn't take me time to get used to it, teaches you to read before you act.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gabewalters:
Thinking Gorilla Glass was scratch resistant as I have seen on YouTube, I showed my friend that it doesn't scratch. I took a coin and rubbed it on the screen. I wasn't even pushing that hard. When I look, there are thin scratches from the coin! They are only noticeable when the screen is off. Except for two small ones. They are about 5 mm long and pretty thin. They are visible all the time especially when there is a white background. They distort the colour and now I'm obsessed knowing they are there. Is there any way to remove them? Such as tooth paste or some other material? I don't want anything that will remove the oleophobic coating on the screen. Just something to fill in the scratches. Thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NatTheCat:
Im sure there is a polish for delicate glass. GOOGLE is your friend.

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/moto-droid/114659-gorilla-glass-does-scratch-but-i-know-how-repair.html

So did your mate laugh and take the pi$$ for being a smart a$$? :-)

My name is Optimus Prime and I send this message..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Namidairo:
Don't be surprised when Asus reject your RMA request?

Sure it's scratch resistant, but it does not mean you should go out and rub a coin into it.

Sorta like trying out a bulletproof vest by shooting yourself...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clouds5:
I also have a tiny scratch right where the bezel meets the display because i droped a lighter on my prime once.

Glass will always be susceptible to scratches no matter what brand, its physics! Would be cool to have a tablet with a diamond touchscreen though. Now that would be scratch proof :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Keion:
I once dropped my Evo 3d with an extended battery on my prime. No scratches and that thing was heavy and it was from 4-5 feet as well. Landed screen first.

Sent from my tf9001 with XDA XD.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ShelW:
Gabe

I feel your pain! :mad:

Why don't you put a screen protector on your device? First, if nothing else, you'll be sure not to add any additional scratches to your screen.

2nd, other people have posted that scratches were not visible once they put a screen protector on their screen.

I have tried three different ones, ArmorShield, Skinomi and ACase.

Really like the A Case screen protector, and it comes three to a pack, so if you mess up the first one, you still have two more (it's a dry apply screen shield)

Good luck!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Chrono_Tata:
Wow people really do confuse the difference between "-proof" and "-resistant". Have you ever tried submerging a water-resistant watch in water?

In any case, most touch screen devices these days are coated with oleophobic coatings which scratch much more easily than glass.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bedoig:
You almost certainly scratched the oleophobic coating, not the screen itself. Not that it matters really, the screen still looks scratched. Those coatings are not nearly as tough as the underlying glass. I have noticed similar little scratches on my Galaxy Nexus screen. All in all, I still think the coating is great though.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pileot:
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/moto-droid/114659-gorilla-glass-does-scratch-but-i-know-how-repair.html

Your welcome.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Cappurnikus:
You're welcome.*
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gabewalters:
That makes plenty of sense as im pretty sure glass wont scratch from the little amount of pressure i was applying. The thing is, there are two small spots, one being around 5-7 mm long and the other being only around 2 mm long. They are mostly only noticed when a light coloured backround is on, such as the white backround in the browser. They seem to show up sort of ''Rainbowish' these ones must be the actual glass that is scratched because otherwise i doubt they would show up like that. Anyways, thanks for the kind reply!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gabewalters:
I am considering purchasing a screen protector ASAP. Does the Acase screen protector show up in anyway? What i mean is, will the screen look any different? An example would be an anti-glare screen protector makes the screen more matte and i dont think the colours show as nicely. Thanks for the recommendations!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] SfinxSoft:
Gorilla Glass (even second version) is a piece of sh#it and was always it. I'd like to have the DragonTrail Glass in my gadgets :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpbOoQpwAFs
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bedoig:
Those might actually be small fractures in the glass. Similar occurrences have been discussed in the My Screen Cracked (or something like that) thread. It seems like Asus may have a glass quality issue with some of their units.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gabewalters:
How would the screen have fractured from a quarter that rubbed on the screen? That makes sense of why the scratches are deeper than the others but I don't know how the screen would fracture. Is there anyway I can try to ride these fractures/scratches? I have been searching for weeks now and the best product I could find would be "iDrops" they polish out scratches but people say it's removed the oleophobic coating. Will some sort of toothpaste rubbed into the scratch work?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeyLe:
No that will only make it worse (toothpaste at least). I think you have to accept it can't be 100% fixed with some paste/polish. You could contact Asus for a new touchscreen. :(
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I've had my prime since December with no screen protector or case. i use it extensively everyday. no scratches at all on my display or back cover.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gabewalters:
I really don't care if the scratches can be seen when the screen is off I just don't want them to be visible when the screen is on (rainbow like). As long as they aren't visible when the screen is on is fine with me. Do you know of any fine polishes that might do this that won't harm the glass or the screen?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Esenthel:
My Prime once fell of from a bed on the floor, around 40-50cm, it didn't got any scrathes as it was attached to the dock, and was half open, though now I have a feeling the dock does not hold the tablet so tightly as before.

But what I don't like about the Gorrilla Glass (or either it's not calibrated touch detection in the software side) is that the Tablet does not detect my touches when I use the back side of my finger (finger nail), does anyone else have the same issue? Other touch devices I have (iPad and EVO 3D) detect my touches from front and back of the finger the same without issues.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ULAMSS5:
I actually have a HOX with Gorilla Glass 2, but this seems to be the most active and recent thread regarding removal of scratches from GG, so I suppose it'd still be rather relevant. No point starting a new thread just for GG on a different device, right?

Yes, I babied this phone like... a baby :) since i got it on the first day and no screen protectors were out yet, but somehow it still got a nick(rather visible) in the upper left corner and some light scratches around the middle of the phone.

Then I found some manufacturing defects but I'm afraid they'll refuse to repair/replace my phone under warranty if they see the nick.

So has anyone found any way to cover up the scratches? Even temporarily, just to get through the chat with the assistance team? (No I can't get 3M's 06070, lowest quantity sold here is 6 quarts for ~$400. Way too expensive.)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gabewalters:
The only temporary solution I have found is to use a small bit of Vaseline. Put a tiny bit on a q-tip and rub it in a circular pattern around the scratch. Then with a micro fiber cloth, LIGHTLY rub a little bit off, so only the scratch is filled. The only con I have found from this is when a black backround is on the screen while the vasline is on is that it is slightly hazy in that area. But this isn't a long term problem. Also, whenever you wipe the screen with a cloth, you will need to re-apply the Vaseline. Hope this was helpful to you!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sygys:
Well i have a Galaxy note 2 for a week now. and have been extremely carefull with it. im sure i didnt dropped it or scratched it with something. But today i mentioned a pretty big and deep scratch in the screen. i can feel it when i go over it with my finger.

Its build with gorilla 2 glass, but its pretty poor material. It scratches just as easy as any other glass material. Its just garbage.

My girlfriend dropped here One X a few weeks ago. its wasnt even falling very hard and not very high. but it landed on the edge of the screen and instanly cracked the whole screen. So these tests with how much it can bend and smashing it with a hammer without destroying are funny. But they are far from reality. one drop on the side of the screen and its over! no matter haw hard the material is.

Maybe a key wont make a scratch on the screen. but what if there is a tiny itchy bit of sand on the screen with a razor charp edge? wel it will scratch like hell! i can garantee you that!

so scratch resistant my ass! It all scratches and it all breaks when you are just not lucky.

One tip! When you have very undeep scratches in the screen, take some thick paper (just normal drawing paper) and start rubbing it over the scratch. it will polish the screen without leaving scratches. i polished some of the screen just now. It will take some time but eventually you can polish all scratches out or at least make them less edgy
[Captivate Android Development] agasagas:
first :)

Edit: Man, You are on fire!:) If I am not wrong this is your second port of the day... right? I just flashed the one that you ported earlier... not complaining tho... I am soooooo happy!!!!!
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Lol so its a race :P To be exact I was the first to post ;)
[Captivate Android Development] CheesyNutz:
ooooh more drugs for the addiction
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Tell me what you think, If you run into any problems then please tell me. this is a simple port and Im still working the kinks and bugs out.

LINKS ARE LIVE
[Captivate Android Development] agasagas:
LoL! Anyway... Let me know if you need that spot man for any reasons. Again THANK YOU:p
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Your welcome lol And what do you mean spot man? Im a bit confused xD
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
And yep it is my second port :D lol
[Captivate Android Development] agasagas:
Sorry... What I meant is the post #2, you might have some important thing to post. Downloading now this ROM. :)
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Thanks Screenshots are now up as well

If you find any problems feel free to report them
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Already ran into a couple problems going to look into it soon
[Captivate Android Development] sa1yan:
Did you make sure to ask the devs first? This looks nice, but how does it differ from AOKP besides the fact that its built on ICS Source?
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Yes I asked the devs and all I did was port it lol look at the post in the credits part
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Having some problems updating, when I get it to work I will release
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Updated to v1.2 check the OP for details
[Captivate Android Development] zzmomo73:
Downloading...
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Thanks tell me what you think, And if you run into any problems please tell me
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Update has been released for i9000 version, I will update when I get home
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Updated to version 2.0 check OP for changes

More Changes Coming Soon
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Updated To Version 2.2 Updated on my school computer so tell me if there are any errors or problems
[Captivate Android Development] techn:
why is it when the display go to sleep it wont wake back up for anything i have to pull the battery how do i fix that ?
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Did you do a full wipe when you flashed?
[Captivate Android Development] sleeeves:
patrick8996,

I was excited to try out this ROM and followed your installation steps (very similar to other successful flashes I've done), but it seemed to take forever for the first boot. Either I needed to wait longer than 10 minutes or I just wasn't patient enough! :)
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
It shouldn't take 10 minutes did you do a factory reset and wipe cache before flash?
[Captivate Android Development] sleeeves:
Yes, before my first flash I did the factory reset and cache wipe. After flashing, it rebooted on it's own and I waited more than 10 minutes. So I re-flashed, and this time I noticed the message stating to make sure to install the gapps package, so I flashed that as well. Rebooted via the CWM menu but it still sat for about 10 minutes.
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Hmmmm when I get home from school I'll recheck the files
[Captivate Android Development] herbiehskr2:
Having the same problem here. wiped three times before flashing.
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Alright well when I have time ill check the files
[Captivate Android Development] kevinnol:
Soo you checked the files ? :P
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Sorry guys I have been so busy with school I'll check these out asap
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Updated To V3.0

Tell me if I forgot something
[Captivate Android Development] griffen97023:
yep battery pulls for me as well goes into deep sleep????????/ clean install running 3.0
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Let me see what's going on here
[Captivate Android Development] rophiroth:
this rom run very nice, but use more ram than my old rom (cognition 4,5 froyo) and I just have to remove the battery becuase the system got frozen after stop using the phone.

I just try my first call and end succesfully except for when the call end the phone was complete shuted down or something and not answer to any button. Removing battery once again.
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
I'm trying to figure out whats causing it to not respond after you turn the screen off
[Captivate Android Development] griffen97023:
Yeah it ran so fast it died.....
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
Wait what?

I might have found a solution to the deep idle problem when the phone doesn't respond, the Rom should come with a Semaphore app, turn off deep idle in that, or if it doesnt download NStools and turn it off deep idle inside that
[Captivate Android Development] nyciz:
Hi there...

Curious what you mean by "TV Out works". Does Netflix and Hulu (thru Dolphin browser) work? Asking if Harware Video Accel is working on this rom.

Thanks
[Captivate Android Development] patrick8996:
All i did as port the rom, I dont know about all the features and such