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[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whitey Mcguee:
wifi issues

Ok so I know that im a bit late with this but I just flashed doomkernel v14 with modules and now can't get my xperia plat r800at to connect to the Wi-Fi. When I try to c onnect it tries to aquire ip and then just continues scanning. This is a continuous loop. I tried deleting the cache and data along with a factory reset trying to fix this with nothing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ytwytw:
Well...

We really need to look into this S-OFF problem

Since AT&T version is NOT able to unlock the bootloader via HTCDEV,

We need to solve this problem before go any further

Any ideas?

Since it is Qualcomm S4 version of HTC One X, I always have faith in s-off...

It should be easier than those poor int'l version

The only thing I can think about is the xtc clip+diag file

Since I haven't seen any Rogers version have s-off

So any ideas?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ytwytw:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1604300

also there is already a big discussion here, but they may look for APX Mode to flash, which doesnt apply to S4 device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] metalspring:
OK, so I'm testing out custom auto brightness settings to share with everyone to help improve battery life, its definitely a wip and I need testers to help find the perfect balance of darkness vs being able to see the screen clearly

Auto brightness settings can be found in "settings>display>custom backlight settings>edit other levels" in many custom roms just make sure screen dim level is set to 1 and use custom is checked
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] metalspring:
OK, so far I have the following settings which seem OK though might be a little dark, please test and report back

Only change values in the "screen" column

5

7

10

13

17

20

24

25

30

40

50

60

65

70

85

95

115

135

165

255

(Last value is just to ensure max brightness in very strong light)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] retareq:
Good to see someone already started this thread. I have some settings I collected from xda and android forums that have been working well so far for my needs...

Window Length: 5 seconds

Reset Threshold: 400Lux

Sample Interval: 2sec

Screen Dim Level: 5

Allow Light Decrease : Yes

Lower Upper Screen

0 199 10

200 399 20

400 599 25

600 799 30

800 999 40

1000 1249 50

1250 1499 60

1500 1999 70

2000 2999 80

3000 3999 90

4000 5999 100

6000 9999 125

10000 ∞ 255

If anyone can tweak these and get better results by all means do share!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beama:
Hi, i just tried these values, and for me its way to dark. I think that the display of the galaxy looks realy bad, if the value is under 1/4 of max.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] metalspring:
I think most slots should be raised by 5-10 for best visibility but I would suggest adding a slot or 2 at the beginning of it for best low light (mainly nighttime) settings
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] metalspring:
Did you try my values? I think its a little easier to tweak some different light levels just to your liking, also the only thing that really doesn't look all that great are dark backgrounds on the home screen and launcher background but by raising some of the brightness levels by 5 or so at a time, its easily correctable... this is mainly to be a baseline guide since the stock values are wayyy to high in most cases

Fyi, before doing this I considered 2.5 hours on extended battery good, now I easily get 3+ even 4 hours on screen time with overclocking (1344 MHz) and interactive governor
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] retareq:
I get 4 hours easy. I agree its a bit dark but I have no idea on what to modify because I don't really understand how its set up. To the guys who tried it already can you post your modified values that might be brighter ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] metalspring:
Just try upping the values in the "screen" column by 5-10...even with increasing by 10 its still far lower than stock (stock setting has 50 as lowest value when even 15-25 should be plenty bright

To determine what level you are currently on look at the very top for filtered/raw values and see which level they fit between the first 2 columns (lower and upper)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] retareq:
Ok I tried metalspring way and this is what I have now :

Window Length: 10 seconds

Reset Threshold: 400Lux

Sample Interval: 10 seconds

Screen Dim Level: 10

Allow Light Decrease : Yes

Lower Upper Screen

0 199 20

200 399 25

400 599 35

600 799 45

800 999 55

1000 1249 65

1250 1499 75

1500 1999 85

2000 2999 95

3000 3999 105

4000 5999 115

6000 9999 125

10000 ∞ 255

Oh I also have the color calibrated from franco kernel app using the values suggested in app so I'm REALLY liking this now. No gradient banding or grain, looks sweeet.

updated: after todays field test I modified the values to allow for gradual dimming as much as possible. I will keep tweaking and posting results here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] malibu_23:
Hi, how can I get gradual change like stock does? More values? Less? I hate the pop high/low u get with this

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miguel.b:
does it happen to anyone else that changing the number of levels/steps for custom auto brightness from the stock 20 to anything less causes the screen go go MAX (255) brightness?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AuraspeeD:
Not to bring back this thread, but this is the exact issue that has shown up in CM10 ROMs and reported by quite a few users. If you use any number of levels other than 20, brightness is locked to 255 no matter what your thresholds or sensor is registering. Have you found any workaround or fix for this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miguel.b:
I really thought I was the only one. I have NOT found a work around unfortunately. Rather, I've just stayed with the stock steps/levels all the while. the behaviour is still present, and I've not found any other resource or posts on the issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AuraspeeD:
I have brought this up in another thread over at rootzwiki and others have chimed in. Perhaps I'll create a brand new thread to acknowledge it (as opposed to responding to relevant threads already created) since it doesn't appear to be getting traction in finding a solution.
[General Questions and Answers] trentreed:
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance....
[Xperia Arc General] zest_th:
get Flashtool v0.7.1.0 right now

at..

http://androxyde.github.com/Flashtool/

:o:o
[Xperia Arc General] AUDIMEN:
It was already

here!
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xfaceman:
I flash my galaxy tab with DXPJE asian rom bootloaders are fine

But when i flash it with CF-Root-TAB7_XX_OXA_JQ1-v3.3-CWM3RFS

theirs no samsung logo just black screen and the sounds are delay

any ideas how to get back the loaders...;)
[LG Revolution] joshw2011:
I used Super One Click to root my phone a few months ago, only to remove most of the bloatware that came on the phone. My phone now keeps trying to update to the new software, usually only once every 24 hours, but the past week, a few days it has automatically tried updating several times throughout the day. Very frustrating.

Obviously it won't update being rooted. However, I removed the bloatware, so I don't care that it is rooted anymore. I figure I can unroot it and then get the update to work. However, using Super One Click again, it won't unroot. It gets the error "Device does not have Superuser!" I can then proceed to root it with SOC and have it be successful, and try again and get the same error. Any ideas?

And I guess, will unrooting allow me to successfully update it anyways? Thanks!
[LG Revolution] Haxcid:
The phone should update if it is rooted. It will not update if you have CWM installed. You will also get all that lovely bloatware installed back during the update.

Your best bet is to get the lgpnst and v8 tot and update manually then root that and remove the bloatware again.
[LG Revolution] joshw2011:
Thanks for the help. I'm very new to this, so I don't really know what you're talking about haha. I see some stuff on tot, but what is the lgpnst? If you could link to that and the v8 tot you are talking about and maybe how to use those, that would be great. :)
[LG Revolution] Haro912:
Look in the development section :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jgalan14:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ktoalz6PbXc&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I don't think it is sure it came out last year in December , and I'm one of those people the switch phones a lot, I had the BB, htc hero, evo 4G, the thunderbolt, iPhone 4, epic , nexus s 4g, evo 3d, epic touch, iPhone 4s and now the galaxy nexus, I admited i have made some stupid mistakes but I'm palming to stay with my galaxy nexus and my iPhone 4S( might sell this one tho cause I got offer $500). Anyways I just wanted to posted this cause a lot people here is thinking about the GS3 which in reality is not the biggest upgrade IMO... Anyways how many phones how you own in the last 2 years( I would say 2 years cause thats how long contracts are in the US.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Phones are like computers....obsolete by the time they make it to store shelves.

Actually, they become obsolete even faster than computers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arzbhatia:
NO.

It's a Nexus B-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
How come my nexus won't fit in my floppy disk drive? Serious.

let it be.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leelaa:
No its not obsolete, its like saying the Ferrari enzo is obsolete now because the 458 Italian is out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
This video sums up everything I believe in Android device "Fragmentation".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK00216:
Duh, of course the Android 4.0.4 Galaxy Nexus has been made obsolete by the Android 4.0.4 Galaxy S III...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
It's development community is what keeps the phone relevant. Take a look at the g1.its dead now but it lasted for a long time
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] meatlikeproduct:
I wonder when we will be building our phones..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SupaDupaFly24:
Not at all...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ap3604:
Obsolete definition:

No longer produced or used; out of date

Well the Galaxy Nexus is still being produced by google and used by us so the first part wouldn't even apply.

As for the "out of date" part? I'd have to say no...

+ Latest OS (ics)

+ Latest screen technology (super amoled hd)

+ Dual core processor (try finding a quad core in the states :p ... cant be done)

+ Guaranteed OS updates before any other newer devices (jellybean)

+ Best developer community

- Out of date camera (not a photographer and even if I was I'd use a dslr instead)

- Out of date battery size (buy a spare off Amazon for $8 and keep it in your pocket)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeM01:
Its a niche market device. People who want Nexus phones will buy Nexus phones because they know what they are.

Until the next Nexus phone comes out, this is my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
I must be blind but to me the camera on the Nexus is great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Exodian:
I determine a phone to be obsolete when it no longer has any manufacturer support. My sgs4g is obsolete to me because it will never see another official update of any kind. My nexus will see them so its not obsolete.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeM01:
It all depends on what you expect from your phone's camera. Me? I have a bag with over $2000 worth of camera gear in it. When I want to take pics, I use that. When I take pics on my phone, I really only want to grab something quick. So my standards aren't high for my phone.

Have they come a long way and are they better on newer phones? Absolutely. I guess it just doesn't really matter to some (read: me). I've taken what I think to be nice pics.

Quality picture taking (regardless of the equipment) is all about lighting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blowtorch:
no not even close

Sure the HTC One series and SIII are really nice devices but the Gnex is still amazing by any standard. We will also have, I believe, the best developer support be it Google themselves or 3rd party.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
Depends on how you look at it. If you view the Nexus for what it is...a developer phone with an unlockable bootloader that serves as Google's reference device for the current version of Android, then the only thing that can make a Nexus obsolete would be the next Nexus.

If you look at it as an end user device, then you could make the argument that if it's not obsolete yet, it will be in very short order with such beasts as the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S III. But then again, Nexus devices have never been at the forefront of hardware because that's not what it's about.

I take the first view. I also take this view with the tablets too. Sure, there are tablets out there that are sexier than the Xoom now, but a year later it is still the only Google Experience tablet and is the only reference tablet available, so therefore the Xoom still isn't obsolete yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jzero88:
Yes! YES!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sdobron:
Phone still beats GS3. Quad core is gonna be horrendously battery inefficient when it comes out. Why do you think the stock battery is so huge?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
Amen to that. My buddy was telling me today that he was going to get a GS3 on release day and mentioned the 2100 mAH battery. I said "Well yeah man, you're going to need every bit of that to power that quad core processor. My Galaxy Nexus has an 1850 mAH battery with a dual core processor and I'll guarantee you my battery life rivals yours." He said "Wow, you may have a point there." haha
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jup007:
GSM Galaxy S III is not even pentaband. How would I use it on T-mobile USA? I would be relegated to the carrier choices of my poor friends with that thing called iphone.;)

I love the universality of GSM Galaxy Nexus. Once SIM unlocked, it will work on any GSM carrier in the world, it has best developer support it's open as much as possible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rasengan82:
I would argue that even the Nexus S is not obsolete yet. Still a lot of development going on even with the Nexus One.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rakeesh_j:
Well...not exactly. Quad core can very much have a battery longevity advantage if done right. Not all four cores have to be active at all times, and even when active, they don't have to be consuming maximum power, rather just enough to do what they need to do.

If you had four threads running at once, but they aren't very CPU intensive (and the majority of apps are not) rather than the cores having to swap from one task to the next as much, and running at higher power while doing so, you can simply divide the tasks among other cores and they can perform them at lower power cost than if one was just running all of them at once.

Or another analogy you can make is that when driving a car, there comes a point when after you drive so fast, your energy efficiency begins to decline. The same thing can be said of CPU's. If you have four CPU's running at just enough speed to run four different tasks, your energy efficiency goes up.

As far as I am aware, designs from samsung, TI, and nvidia all do what I described above.

Now if you had all four cores running at once at max capacity...sure, you could run the battery down faster, but then you're also gaining a huge speed advantage not available with a dual core.

Disclaimer: I just bought a gnex last wednesday, and am really enjoying it. My next phone will be a nexus.

Though IMO, if you want an example of a waste of a quad core CPU, look at the iphone 5. iOS doesn't actually multitask, it just pretends to. Although you can have multiple apps open at once, backgrounded apps can't actually do anything, they just wait until you bring them to the foreground again. The only way that many cores would be used is if there were single apps that depended on running four threads. It's extremely rare to even see such a thing on computers, even though quad core CPU's are common.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akira02rex:
The new exynos chip is 32nm so its very power efficient.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mr.Evil:
agree

plus i think that quad core are useless now, so even as hardware the gnexus is definitely not obsolete ...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ceribaen:
Out of curiousity - is there really even much in terms of multi-threaded applications out there to make it worthwhile to go to quad-core cpus in a phone?

My understanding is that the large majority of applications as it stands now still only use a single core anyway - making even dualcore processors in phones mostly for marketing purpose only.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrianDigital:
Yes it is, and speaking of new hardware nvidia just dropped the 690 now making my 7990 obsolete rendering it as powerful as it was when i bought it and all my games still work and future games art Max
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jeff_in_LA:
I totally agree. Unless a game changer comes, I'm with the Nexus line for the foreseeable future.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zapek666:
Not to forget that the GN uses Linux and Linux is obsolete too..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] netarchy:
Linux has never been obsolete. Also, all Android phones use a Linux kernel, not just the gnex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matistight:
I am very impressed by the camera after moving(still have both phones) from a t mobile galaxy s 2 to a galaxy nexus. I've owned the nexus one before and played with a nexus s before, and by far id say this is the best build quality by Samsung. The only obsolete part of the camera is that it is called 5mp, but for a reason. It looks good because you have a lower pixel camera on a high pixel screen. This screen is amazing, and shows how nice a 5mp camera really is. The iPhone 4 has an amazing camera for the same reason. Lower pixel camera, high pixel screen.

All in all, I love this phone, but we will see once I fill up the 16gb :) I have GSM. 4g is good too on T-Mobile , though it shows less bars, still get almost the same speeds as my gs2 t989
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gee2012:
Imo certainly not, running stock and jame bond kernel and he is realy fast. I wouldn`t want to trade it for a S2 or even the new S3 ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rakeesh_j:
Actually the underlying Android OS itself typically runs more than one thread at any given time. For this reason, dual core even provides a decent benefit for single threaded apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
No, it's still the only device running the TI Omap 4460 and its still the only device currently updated to 4.0.4

Plus, its a Nexus device. They never become "obsolete".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] freakazoid1988:
The fact is that Nexus phones aren't meant to be the "ultimate super-powerful deluxe phone", but rather a good "base" on which programmers can develop their apps for high-end devices. And this is the reason why Galaxy Nexus won't be obsolete until at least the 4th or 5th Nexus phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msedek:
My girl wanted to change from her blackberry crap and was waiting for gs3.. I was like wtf? When she told me.. You aint buying that phone, touchwiz sucks and never will beat pure google experience

And made her get a gnex.. Was not hard to convince cuz she loved mine.. And from now on we will only change phones from nexus to nexus if it worth it...

I dont Think this one with jelly beam would get outdated any time soon
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] SlakWReX:
I just ordered it and I was wondering if anyone has it and what they think of it.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005UPQF3Q/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] AnimeLoverX:
make sure it charges
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] millemots:
I have been using the Zagg Folio bluetooth keyboard+case for about six months now. Since the initial charge, I've charged it up twice and I use it daily. It took about a day to grow accustomed to the tiny keys/spacing, but I can type pretty well on it. I was concerned about the durability of the faux carbon fiber outer skin (it's just patterned plastic), but it's held up surprisingly well. Also bought the compatible version for my son's/wife's iPad 2. No problems with that one either.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] joshk89:
I just got mine a few days ago, love it. Theres no hole for charging but I cut a hole so i can charge without removing the tab. Got mine for 15 bucks off ebay. I think youll like it.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Tdiliplane:
i got mine a couple months ago and it caused newton rings from the small black bumper pushing in on the screen. i never had a problem with the whole newton rig phenomenon untill i got this case. im sending mine back for repairs next week.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] rrr1986:
I got some for sale here...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1684119

from my Sensation 4G using xda premium
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sprinks542:
I bought a Thunderbolt off of some guy on Craigslist to replace an HTC Rhyme for my girlfriend. I got the phone off him and the battery was dead so couldn't really see what was going on with it. I got it home and charged the battery and when I power it on it just goes to the white HTC screen and stays there for just a little bit then power cycles right back to the white HTC screen. It will just boot loop until the battery dies if you let it. I don't know what was done to the phone, but I do know that I can get into hboot. I have tried everything and cannot get this phone working...PLEASE HELP!!! Here's the details under hoot it says LOCKED, S-ON, hboot 1.05.00, Radio 1.39.00.627r. I have tried everything...I tried installing every stock verizon ota froyo and gingerbread ruu by placing on sd card and renaming to PG05IMG.zip and it updates fine until it gets to updating mdm9k and then it just gets stuck there and does nothing. I tried updating just the mdm9k and radio but device has to be unlocked to do that. I tried factory reset and it goes through like it's working and then when it reboots it just keeps bootlooping. I tried unlocking through htc dev, as I think I would have a lot more luck and options if it were unlocked, and it went through fine until I did the unlock code and it came up on the phone and asked me if I was sure I wanted to unlock and pushed vol up for yes and pushed the power button and it just does nothing. I'm getting so frustrated and feeling more and more like I got burnt. PLEASE can anyone help?? I'll try anything at this point!!! Thanks in advance for any and all help, it is much appreciated!!!!!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATHORNFAM2:
i think this may help my friend

You cannot brick a Thunderbolt!!!! If you can, then I bricked mine almost 10x's...I was stuck at the HTC screen forever...What I did???? Someone told me to hold down the vol key and power key to get back to clockwork...Didn't work...instead it brought me back to the step 6 process of manually rooting the Thunderbolt...from there I did step 7 again:

Push SU, busybox, and psneuter.

adb push psneuter /data/local/

adb push busybox /data/local/

adb push su /data/local/

adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/psneuter

adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/busybox

To gain root:

adb shell

/data/local/psneuter

The following will remount /system and set up SU:

adb shell

mount -o remount,rw -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk0p25 /system

/data/local/busybox cp /data/local/su /system/xbin/su

chown 0:0 /system/xbin/su

chmod 6755 /system/xbin/su

Now i'm rooted after bricking my device...i found it on accident but if you ever panic just try it out
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
A truly bricked device will not make it to the HTC splash screen. Chances are it won't power up if it is bricked.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sprinks542:
Thanks for the help, but I tried this with no luck...it says error device not found. I have no recovery at all including clockwork. The only thing I really have access to is fastboot! Any other suggestions?!?!?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATHORNFAM2:
so you cant go into the recovery and do anything