yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Themes] CaptainKn0tz:
Got any corresponding boot audio files for any of these?

~Sent from my Droid [R]
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
no not at the moment ..
[Android Themes] tejkumarvusirikala:
search them in google there are lots of sounds are there

search for bootanimation sounds in google u can find there.. download as per your wish and set them as your default boot sound..

download the sounds which are in wav format only
[Android Themes] a.cid:
It should be in .ogg format!

Typed on a small touchscreen
[Android Themes] tejkumarvusirikala:
.wav format will also work

wav format is ok i think..
[Android Themes] a.cid:
Try it...

Afaik, it should be poweron.ogg

Typed on a small touchscreen
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
only .ogg will work .. !! We can convert it to .ogg also ..
[Android Themes] AldoSebastian:
really? I've try wav format once n it's work....

but thats a long time ago... I can't remember which rom. cause I'm not really interested about it...
[Android Themes] Feras.Rehman:
Both poweron.wav and poweron.ogg wrk! :)
[Android Themes] CaptainKn0tz:
mp3 files work as well. And it also doesn't matter what the name is if u use the "s" command in boot animation.zip/desc.txt

~Sent from my Droid [R]
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
i tried by placing a .wav format in razodroid but it did not worked ..:o
[Android Themes] CaptainKn0tz:
Uzip your boot animation.zip and open desc.txt. Find the first line that starts with a "p" (there may only be 1 line that starts with p) and on a new line right below that line, type "s mysound.wav" Save the txt file and rezip. Remember when u rezip to zip all the files together rather than zipping the folder they are in and also make sure that u use zero compression (also called "store" mode in ES file explorer)

~Sent from my Droid [R]
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
Tx for the help :)
[Android Themes] jidi22:
some question..

me to I have firmware 2.3.4 Gingerbread with baseband XWKQ3 and version number XWKQA!

on samfirmware the newest is XWKQ2. There is a way to backup my XWKQ3 ?

because if i put a custom rom, i wanna have the posibility to put back XWKQ3!

thanks in advance!
[Android Themes] CaptainKn0tz:
I think u got the wrong thread my dude

~Sent from my Droid [R]
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
wrong thread ... :cool:
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
Thread updated :D
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
ADDING SOON :D
[Android Themes] TeeJay3800:
Moved to Android Themes section.
[Android Themes] Hayleyw2:
Very good, I use the android 4.1: D:D
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
Tx mate :)

Cheers :)
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
Thread Updated :)
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
Thread updated with this bootanimation
[Android Themes] eXtremeDevil:
Does this work with a Galaxy S3?
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
you can give a try :D
[Android Themes] ArTrix:
What is this? This can´t be the official "Jelly Bean"-bootscreen. Maybe I downloaded the wrong one?
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
This is nyancat :)
[Android Themes] ArTrix:
Ye, I saw that lol but the title says "Jelly Bean Bootanimation" or something like that and it´s nyancat. :/
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
Posting error :p
[Android Themes] -Grift-:
Hmm can someone mirror me the windows bootanimation??
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
Link is working fine :rolleyes:
[Android Themes] madffrogs:
Some nice boots in here, cheers.
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
There is a button for it if u like my work :)
[Android Themes] nguyentramy87:
Great work, mate :D
[Android Themes] Avilove.Cullen:
Thanks :)
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Hi guys.

Just thought i give you guys a heads up if you are having battery drainage. I know i have my other thread regarding battery tips but this is more of a heads up and what to do to stop this wakelock for now.

Right if you are rooted first thing i would suggest download BetterbatteryStats from here on xda. Thread is here. Once you have installed that on your phone make sure you fully charge your phone. Once that is done just use your phone as normal. Say once your battery has dropped down to say 60% check the partial wakelocks. I bet you guys any money that the first thing you will see is AudioOut_3 wakelock. Now if you have your phone on silent and only onto vibrate then you will not have it.

But for those of you that have lockscreen sounds on, touch screen sounds on and dialpad touch tones on then you will have massive wakelock. I had this same problem with my S2.

Only way to beat this. Settings - Sound - system and untick the first 3 options. Reboot and charge your phone and then check the difference. You will see that the wakelock is not as high as it use to be.

Hope this thread will become useful to few of you guys out there and if you guys know any other way that we can keep the sounds on and keep that wakelock at bare minimal please give your feedback here.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Better explanation for this wakelock can be found here in the bottom link

https://github.com/asksven/BetterBatteryStats-Knowledge-Base/wiki/AudioOut_1
[HTC One X] listentochaos:
Im still getting these wake locks even after following your advice. any ideas?
[HTC One X] bamboosensei:
Thank you for your advice but I also still have the AudioOut_3 wake lock and I have had my phone tones turned off since I got my phone and generally have it on Vibrate. Could it be something else?
[HTC One X] Goku80:
you two should read here more about it...it is basically the same thing that i suggested to do but users go into more indepth of how to advice to tackle it..so if you are using dsp manager that could be another reason or if you are listening to music ie using poweramp and not exiting the player properly that can also cause the wakelock.

Links:

http://droidtricks.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/dealing-with-audioout1-partial-wakelock.html

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1629346
[HTC One X] jonneymendoza:
Hi All. i am trying to track down exactly whats hammering my battery as i am down to 8% now after 13hours only since last unplugged with only 1hour screen time

Below is screenshots of the standard power management in my htc one x:

2012-05-23_22-36-40 by jonneymendoza, on Flickr

2012-05-23_22-36-53 by jonneymendoza, on Flickr

2012-05-23_22-37-07 by jonneymendoza, on Flickr

And here is screenshots and dump file from BetterBatteryStas app:

2012-05-23_22-39-48 by jonneymendoza, on Flickr

2012-05-23_22-38-57 by jonneymendoza, on Flickr

2012-05-23_22-38-27 by jonneymendoza, on Flickr

Thanks in advance
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Plain and simple. You have music that drains your battery, gmail that sucks your battery as well or gtalk if you use that, turn the sounds in settings off and just leave the notification one if you want and ringtone, switch the rest off and for gmail just use autosync. regarding maps if you do not use them uninstall or freeze them, poweramp make sure you always come out of the app when you finish listening to music
[HTC One X] jonneymendoza:
ringtones is on mute though and gmail is already on autosync(can only be autosync or manual).

i will check poweramp as well and make sure i exit it properly(doesnt android take care of that automatically?)

i cant use taskKiller to kill poweramp though?
[HTC One X] Goku80:
yeah u can. or just go to settings-apps find poweramp and force close it. and it should but if you are using a widget it still kinda detects in the background from my own experience. and check if you have touch keypad tones as off, lockscreen tones as off and same for dialpad tones as off
[HTC One X] jonneymendoza:
what can i do about gmail?

also, i only sue poweramp maybe a maximum of an hour or two
[HTC One X] Goku80:
well uninstall it or freeze it cause it is still working in the background. anyways up to you what you want to do mate..you have the readings you can see what is draining your battery down to you to take what actions are needed now
[HTC One X] Hunt3r.j2:
Well, there's your problem. You were in a dead zone for an hour and a half, and you spent 3.5 hours in areas with poor reception.

Another part of it is the audio_out wakelock, but I doubt it would be using up as much power as having your phone blast out the max possible output to try and claw back reception for an hour or two. My suggestion is just to turn on airplane mode when you know you won't have any reception, you will notice a drastic spike in your battery life.
[HTC One X] jonneymendoza:
rigtone volume is off though and when i listen not music i do some for only a couple of hours a day using hedfones.

About poor signal, that is hard to know without keeping an eye on your phone all the time. im at work most of the day and the signal is usualy great
[HTC One X] Goku80:
You still have bad signal. Specially if you are using 3g and the phone is trying to.find signal that causes drain alone from what you can read
[HTC One X] bamboosensei:
After getting AudioOut_3 Wakelocks for a couple of days running, I'm starting to think that it can be caused by playing games, listening to music and watching videos. AudioOut_1 might be to do with the lock sounds but I have no problem with that. Just noticed that the more I played games and watched YouTube clips, the higher AudioOut_3 wakelock is. Maybe the app is still draining if not exited properly?
[HTC One X] Goku80:
I have been saying that all along my friend but no one seems to be listening so i gave up. pay a closer look at widgets. Specially music widget. When you do not use it to play a song the screen is empty and there is no title on the music widget. once you start listening to music though and you finish say after half an hour, once you finish still on the music widget you see that the song is still there on pause. my opinion it still thinks you have it paused and still would keep the phone awake even if you put the screen off. so best think do not have a music widget on your homescreen. just giving you an example. same goes with a game. if you exit a game make sure you do that properly..or else you still know it is running in the background
[HTC One X] nobnut:
This is all a big red herring. The 'drain' people are seeing from media and audio is so trivial that it is worth ignoring (20 seconds of partial wakelock here and 30 seconds there).

In all the screenshots and dumps posted, the answer to what is causing the lion's share of the drain is staring the user right in the face. If people have issues correctly interpreting BBS output, they should post in a thread where they can be given appropriate advice.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
True mate and i am not denying what you are saying. I only wanted to let people know what could be a cause for battery drain to their phones as i encountered it and it does suck your battery and it did mine. I only wanted to let people know about it hence why this thread. For more advice and better explanation yes i do send them to BBS thread. But for you to basically turn around and say i am talking BS and can not help people if i was you i would try and rearrange your post mate. It is informing people and helping out each other. Hence why this thread. Did not come out and say i can help people or i know better. And for you to say it is only a 20 to 30 second wakelock then you are clearly mistaken as people have faced this wakelock and i am not the only one. So if you want to preach go ahead. But learn on how to put it properly instead of saying i do not know what i am talking about

The guy who posted the screen shot had like 20m wakelock..so were you are getting the 20 to 30 seconds i think you might need glasses to read;) second there are links in the first page were people can read about it more and how to counter it. Third it is not that hard to use google to search the wakelock and find solutions..this thread is merely to inform people about this wakelock and how much drain i had just by having sounds on
[HTC One X] nobnut:
I think you read too much into what I said. That wakelock does exist, yes... but it is irrelevant in the bigger scheme of things.

You have been giving bad advice however. A user posted their BBS dump asking what had been causing drain, you told them it was audio related, when in fact it was radio related.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Please elaborate. Quite interested to hear your comment.:) Guys have a wakelock. It is a huge drain on the battery..Maybe not the biggest but still it is always in the top 3. So by them reading it here and then if i can not help then i would provide links were people can read more info about it... what is wrong about that?

Hence why others can come here and correct the mistakes i do..but he did have huge wakelocks due to the audio. I am not perfect but at the same time this thread is more for the audio wakelock..not here to give them advice on their dumps.:D

And for crying out loud it was late at night he posted...Excuse me for having a long day...And do not worry. I give up with helping out people due to the fact it only goes on deaf ears anyway..So if you want to close this thread down go for it;)

Exactly thought so. Now go swing your blades somewere else. Reported my thread and asked to close it down cause going from warning people about one wakelock i have ended up giving advice for their whole dumps and then i get people like you having a moan for not giving the whole picture...Like i said i can only point people to what i see they have got going wrong and can inform what they can do from my own experience....Anyways why i need to justify myself to you i do not know and i do not need to..Not like your perfect anyway with your advice;)
[HTC One X] nobnut:
LOL

Those audio partial wakelocks the user was experiencing were related to Poweramp. When setup incorrectly, Poweramp *can* not only hold its own partial wakelocks but also create the other audio partial wakelocks to which you refer. This can easily be tested by unintsalling Poweramp. I must have missed the post where you explained this.

I have no interest in what you post. I just feel sorry for the poeple that are sent down the wrong path when it isn't necessary.

By all means go ahead, what you are doing is to be commended, I just think its best if people just differentiate between what they know and what they suspect when they are posting.

Here's an idea for your next thread... "Turning on your One X causes battery drain!".

...Feel free to hit my thanks button :p
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Aint you the little slugger with your big talk:p and if you actually know what you are talking about it is not just poweramp that causes those issues. it is actually by having the notification sounds like lockscreen and dialpad and so on. If you say you know more in the BBS wakelocks you know that this is the case and look at the links i have provided.

I love how much of a smartass you are...You go around and do the same thing on other threads as well. I am not denying you do know what you are talking about and i say you know better than me probably...But you do come out with some crap sometimes ie now. So like i said...Run along and go pester someone else..Now fly your blades somewhere else...

And no need to uninstall Poweramp. Just do not have the widget. By having the widget it is still running in the background..And always people can come out by properly exiting the music app. Second there is the wakelock which is drained by not the music player but by the sounds for lockscreen and etc...Go do your homework;)

EDIT: If people were actually smart as you it is not hard to search what the wakelock is that i am talking about. Google is your friend. It is not that hard to search what the wakelock is...Hence why the first thing that would come up is xda threads explaining the different wakelocks and how to solve them. And i wondered when you and me would have a disagreement again..Been a while;) And yeah if people did more search than depending on others we would not be discussing this now
[HTC One X] nobnut:
Unbelievable. You still don't get it. I'm not wasting any more time talking to you.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Finally....As you are not getting what i am trying to tell you...And i did not wanted you to talk to me anyway.:p
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Thread closed as per OP's request
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] crazydb8:
I want to upgrade to XXKPU but i dont know how. And I have no idea what ROM is my phone.

Here is what I see in Setting > About Phone :

can anyone tell me how to upgrade to XXKPU GingerBread 2.3.6?

if you can, please tell me step-by-step.

thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] redflash52:
You have to flash trough odin the xxkpu files ..

Download odin3 (search on google for downloading )

Put your phone in download mode and connect it to the computer

Launch odin and look if the first of the white pixels in the program becomes yellow

If yes the phone is connect and ready for flashing

Now click on PDA and search in your computer the xxkpu.tar file (that you can download from the theard in the android developmemt selection )

Load the xxkpu.tar file on odin normally pressing "open"

Now press start and it will start flashing :D

Now whait that the phone automatically boots

Finish :)

Hit thanks please if i was healpfull :D
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] crazydb8:
i see.. thanks, it worked :)
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[Member-Found Deals] KRAZYADROIDMASTER:
Good deal debating getting one if these for someone.
[Member-Found Deals] Censura_Umbra:
Looks like they are gone
[Member-Found Deals] KRAZYADROIDMASTER:
That's what I get for waiting!!!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] churraman:
Hi. I have a 16GB Nook Tab running MIUI ROM and I want to restore the Tablet to Stock ROM in order to sell it. I've searched multiple threads but have seen nothing specific as to doing this from MIUI. I just want to be extra cautious in order to do this without bricking the tablet so I can sell it. Thanks in advance!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Cubanluke88:
Use alberts recovery rom.

This is not a flashable zip. Unzip it and store it at the root of sd. It should look something like clockworkmod/backups/[datetimestampofbackupfolder]/[files inside]

Then, boot into clockworkmod recovery and restore this backup.

Reboot the nook and use indirects recovery flasher (included with the backup rom) to flash stock recovery. Then use indirects unrooting app (also included with the backup rom) to unroot the device and return it fully to stock.

Excluding download time, the entire process should only take 5-10 minutes, if that.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] seangprice:
Well after about 9 months of off and on issues with my G2x I was finally able to get T-Mobile to give me full discount pricing on whatever handset I wanted. I ended up getting the HTC One S and with the 50 Dollar mail-in rebate and 200 Dollar trade in for my old Iphone brings my cost to 30 or so dollars (Taxes/Fee). I wanted to make the G2x work but even rooted and running several custom roms there is still something inherently wrong with the phone.

To the Devs thanks for the hard work! To those with good handsets, enjoy. The G2x has a lot of potential if it works right.

If you'r trying to get a replacement handset just keep on calling T-Mobile. They're only offering the G2x as a one for one replacement which I found unsatisfactory. I also used the ToS change dealing with Domestic Roaming as leverage as well. Good Luck
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mariuscm:
What do you mean by "....which I found unsat." ??

How long have you been actually calling them (I know you said you've had problems for 9 months)?

I saw the One S and really liked it and I would prob do the same thing as you if I knew more details in how to approach them.

Thanks!!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mouksane:
I have successfully update my Samsung Galaxy Note GT N7000, baseband: N7000XXLP1 with ICS rom 4.03 I found on android addicted (how-to-upgrade-samsung-galaxy-note-gt-n7000-to-ice-cream-sandwich-ics-4-0-3-n7000xxlp1-411). This rom is more stable than the other I have used before. No rams, no restarts but when I make phone calls the other party does not hear my voice but only a LOUD NOISE. My microphone and earphone is not active. How can I solve this issue.

Regards
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rayarny:
This isnt a question and answer section. Please post it in the correct section ... And also post this qs to the roms thread. That will be easier for the dev. And also there is no official ICS out for note.

Thread Reported.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sharan.mu:
How come a fresher is allowed to post in Development section??
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bartass127:
I read this topic

http://www.androidaddicted.com/samsung-3/how-to-upgrade-samsung-galaxy-note-gt-n7000-to-ice-cream-sandwich-ics-4-0-3-n7000xxlp1-411.html

so it's official or what ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reinbeau:
Look at the join date. It's since February 2011 that the 10 post rule applies.

This thread has been moved to Q&A, please stick to the topic and answer the question, if you can.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Marcio366:
If you are facing problems with the noise, the problem will probably be in the PowerAmp. See this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28217066&postcount=309
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thai Damen:
basically could be caused by software issue

i suggest

1-you root your phone

2-then download a stock rom

3-then use mobile odin n flash that stock rom to return to stock

with new stock rom.. it should be working again
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drmg:
Hi,

I am novice with android. Recently, I was able to root & flash my HTC Desire & repaired some problems with the help of bortak. His guides are easy for no-brainer.

Since the new Rom "cyanogen" has no market, I flashed google market & began downloading many things. I got the notification "low on storage". Even after doing apps2SD I got had low space problem.

I have read about the SD partion. I have tried from the ROM MANAGER, which was not successful (some error). I did not dare trying Gparted because of some negative feedbacks.

I got other method from this forum, so I had a partion. I Rebooted into recovery, choose advanced >Partition SD Card, Choose Ext size of 512M or higher and Swap of 0M. It was successful. I did partition but do not know what are the advantages.

I have not backed-up anything because 2 days back only I have backed-up with titanium all my useful data and also back up my original ROM.

Now, There is nothing left in my 16 GB SD card except this:

used: 152 kb

Free 13.9 gb (not hidden data)

No hidden file

There are the files in the SD card:

.android_secure/	empty

Android/

LOST.DIR/	empty

Android/data/com.cooliris.media/cache/

Name	Size	Date Modified

local-album-cache/	5/2/12 9:25:12 PM

local-image-thumbs/	5/2/12 9:47:54 PM

local-meta-cache/	5/2/12 9:25:12 PM

local-skip-cache/	5/2/12 9:25:12 PM

local-video-skip-cache/	5/2/12 9:25:12 PM

local-video-thumbs/	5/2/12 9:47:54 PM

picasa-thumbs/	5/2/12 9:47:54 PM

local-album-cachechunk_0	11 B	5/2/12 9:25:12 PM

local-album-cacheindex	44 B	5/2/12 9:25:12 PM

local-image-thumbsindex	14 B	5/2/12 9:47:54 PM

local-video-thumbsindex	14 B	5/2/12 9:47:54 PM

picasa-thumbsindex	14 B	5/2/12 9:47:54 PM

I was shock & surprise. I check my phone it was working. Still I have problem with low space. I tried to free some space but could not ?? So I uninstalled market update and it says 143 MB used & 4.8 MB free.

I was wondering what has happened to my previous original ROM back-up v2.3.3 and back up with titaniam ? Do I need to use file restore/recovery program for SD card to get my data back. Actually all were free softwares and other important files were backed-up.

What has happened to the original ROM ? What I need to do to restore? Do i need to back up my current ROM cyanogen also? ANY SPECIAL SOFTWARE ? Thanks in advance for the input.