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[General Questions and Answers] SPBoss:
Plug your monitor into original graphics connection. Go to BIOS, look around and you should see a setting for default graphics adapter. Set it to pci-e and then reboot and plug into your graphics card. It should now default to new gpu and it should work

Sent from my Galaxy SII i9100 running ICS Remix Rom 1.8.1 with Siyah Kernel
[General Questions and Answers] Keithn:
He already said he got nothing off of the mobo....
[General Questions and Answers] ebs512:
Ya the CPU turns on and fans spin but I think im dead in the water with this, I also tried connecting graphics card via HDMI to led TV and nothing
[General Questions and Answers] SPBoss:
take cmos battery out of mobo and remove power cable. Leave it for at least ten minutes and put it back in. BIOS settings should revert.. then ee if you can connect to onboard gpu. I doubt you have blown amything

Sent from my Galaxy SII i9100 running ICS Remix Rom 1.8.1 with Siyah Kernel
[General Questions and Answers] Krystov:
I would agree on the multiple problems. And you got yourself a deal if you found an HAF for 60 bucks! Mine was far more expensive. Mine is a full tower though so that may have something to do with it.
[General Questions and Answers] ebs512:
Left it unplugged for a day with the motherboard battery taken out, found the PC I want @Walmart for $500! 1tb hdd 8 gig memory, newer HP, the one I have is from 2006 (btw still same thing happened, when it overheated I think it did something to the motherboard)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vitaumtb:
Hey geys,

I was using my phone and I figure out something that really piss me off

Is the when im in an app like the browser sidways with the phone, then I press home

And the system turns vertical cause home is aways verticall, but when I get into a new app it just keeps in vertical, even though I still have my phone sideways,, so I have to turn the phone stand and then turn it sideways again to make it horizont. Its annoying.

Is there any mod or app that makes my phone keep the system sideways even after a vertical app or home, if I still have my phone sideways

I find out its only when it is almost flat that it does that, anyway, if it could save the last state(hor or vert)

In memory so when its almost flat it work like the last position it had, that would be great
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TigaTiger:
Settings -> display -> rotation.

Just selected either one of them and try which one suits you
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeuXGod:
I always disable auto rotation. Just feels better for me and have no problems with any app

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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] egonadrian:
I have been trying to root for the last three days and I cannot get this to work! I have tried using Unrevoked3 but it always says firmware is to new! I also tried using the latest RUU to see if the Hboot would get upgraded to 2.18 but even that has not worked!

S-On

GB: 2.3.5

Hboot: 2.10.0001

Rom build: 4.67.651.3

Any help would be apreciated! Thanks in advance! :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blaz1nr:
You gotta use HTC dev it works fine, make sure you read the instructions well.

You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.....Wayne Gretzky....
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamieg71:
Hmm, maybe THIS? Revolutionary
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AFschizoid:
^^^^^^^^

what i used. worked flawlessly. will need to provide phone serial number in order to get a beta key, then put that beta key into the revolutionary program, make sure you have HTC Sync uninstalled, plug in phone and leave in charge only, then run the program and it'll automate the s-off and (optionally) flash CWM Recovery for you.

EDIT: I thought the 2.3.5 update updated the HBOOT too? hmm.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] egonadrian:
Revolutionary only supports HBOOT 2.15 and 2.16!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shortydoggg:
RUU or PC36IMG? Some people call both RUUs.

The RUU will not work if you do not have the correct drivers installed. You can find the drivers (FASTBOOT DRIVERS) from this page.

http://unrevoked.com/rootwiki/doku.php/public/revolutionary

You need to install this to your computer, then run the RUU again with your phone connected to your computer while inside the phone's operating system with USB Debugging enabled under Settings/Applications, or in FASTBOOT USB highlighted in red from your bootloader.

If you used the PC36IMG.zip file, then I do not know exactly why it did not work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jakdillard:
Ok first off I'm not good with drawing up papers or writing letters, but I think that its bull**** that the CDMA variant of the GN has been dropped by AOSP due to the closed source of some of the drivers I am guessing is used for the LTE radio that since I'm on Sprint I'm not even able to turn on yet anyway. Also isn't this what some of you developers bought the phone for? Or I should say isn't this what you want. I just dont think its fair for Sprint/Verizon to sell a developer phone with closed source software I think that this phone should be supported or maybe we the consumer should be a little more mindful on what we financially support from our carriers and Google. If I dont have all of my facts together on this please enlighten me so I can get it together, but if you feel like I do lets get something in the carriers and Googles hands about this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Who do you plan on petitioning?

By the way, CDMA is closed source and Google has no license to redistribute the binaries.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cabal_:
Good luck. CDMA is Qualcomm's baby, heavily patented and strictly licensed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Exactly, who do you plan to petition? Google can't make the CDMA parts open-source, it's not their fault.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
On a side note and to be fair, GSM parts are closed source too. Google just has a license to redistribute.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] utcu:
In reality it doesn't matter all that much. It's a developer phone and the support behind it is endless on that end. As long as google releases the images for GSM and the developers can use the source as a base for the roms on our phones I don't see it as a major concern. The only thing we really rely on verizon for are the radio updates which can be pulled from verizon's updates and installed via recovery anyway. I could be wrong but my rom is based on the GSM 404 image and it works great and I don't think they'll update it for the verizon 404 since the only big difference seems to be the radios.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jakdillard:
yeah I get that my thing is that we can be heard if we make some noise but thats what I was getting at I was wanting to learn more about why support stopped and maybe is it a possiblity of getting something going to start a petition. I dont want to take Qualcomm's baby I just want to be able to baby sit every now and then?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Er...we don't port GSM anything to Verizon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] utcu:
You know what I meant. lol. As long as they have the GSM image to use as a base for the rom. I'll edit my post to make more sense.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bozzykid:
Support didn't stop. Google still provides the factory images. In reality, nothing has changed. Being in AOSP doesn't mean updates still won't have to be approved. Even ROM developers haven't been stopped from creating ROMs. I'm not sure what you expect will change if they reversed their decision.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
I don't know of any dev doing such a thing. They build from AOSP.

You see, the cdma code is still there. Just the proprietaries are not complete.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jakdillard:
When I say support I mean building from source I'm know they will continue to update the phone its just that now I actually like android since ICS and want to develop for it more but I just hate limitations ..... the last time I fooled with a 'droid phone it was the EVO 4G and it made me hate android and roll with a IPhone4 but fruity phones are boring and hyped up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Why does it matter? We can build Sprint from AOSP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jakdillard:
Can we .... ? didn't know that please go on .....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
The code is there. You just have to flesh out the device tree yourself, and create your own vendor with proprietaries pulled from your device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Epix4G:
You can pull the closed source drivers strait from the phone and build cm9 ,aosp, aokp whatever you want
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
Ok. Let's try to explain this differently. AOSP for the CDMA Nexus exists. You can pull it, compile it, etc...HOWEVER certain "binaries" (drivers,blobs, radios. Call them what you please.) Aren't included. This isn't a problem. We have most of these anyway. They are included in OTA's and factory images. Google is no longer providing factory images so we have to pull them out of OTAs or use older ones. There really is no issue here and I'm certain Google is fighting for this to change.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
Google is still providing factory images for the CDMA Nexus devices. They released factory images for the Sprint Nexus S about a month ago and I'm sure we will continue seeing factory images for Verizon as OTAs are released. The only one you won't see factory images for is the Sprint Galaxy Nexus since that firmware is created, managed and updated by Samsung, not Google.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jakdillard:
OK I like this explanation better
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mick3444:
Are you sure that the updates are distributed by samsung for the sprint galaxy nexus. Could of sworn it was google who did that.......?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] segv11:
To see how dumb this CDMA situation is, imagine if you needed closed-source binaries from Cisco in order to get your home network connected to the internet.

The internet world would never tolerate that. Why should we, especially on the Public airwaves?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
Nope. It's Samsung. That's why there are no factory images, the build number isn't a standard Google 5 or 6 character string, the OTA update file naming conventions are Samsung style, not Google style, etc. I could go on and on. haha

Also, Jean-Baptiste Queru posted about it in a Google+ post called "Sprint Galaxy Nexus: Not Supported in AOSP". Relevant quote below:

"The long answer: the release process for the Spring Galaxy Nexus is similar to that of the non-yakju variants of the GSM Galaxy Nexus (e.g. yakjuxw, yakjuux, yakjudv...), which makes that device similarly impossible to support in AOSP. There are no source files, no proprietary hardware-related binaries and no factory images available for the Sprint Galaxy Nexus. In addition, since it's a CDMA device, it would probably be limited by the usual CDMA licensing issues that have been affecting the other CDMA devices."
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mick3444:
Okay, thanks for clearing that up! Is the verizon model the same way?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
No. mysid (Verizon), takju (US GSM), yakju (western Europe GSM) are all managed by Google.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Qualcomm is holding all the cards. They don't legally have to give out the proprietaries.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mick3444:
ANNOYING! Lol. Just purchased galaxy nexus for sprint and did not know that! Does that mean that updates wont come nearly as fast or possibly at all? (compared to other models of the g-nex)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
Yeah, you're at the mercy of Samsung unfortunately. If you use the non-yakju firmware as a guide, the updates normally come anywhere from a couple weeks to a month or two after Google's releases.

This is the point where someone normally comes in and says "Why wait for OTAs? Install a custom ROM and don't worry about it." I, however, will not be that guy. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mick3444:
okay good to know, thanx!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bozzykid:
Actually, you are at the mercy of Samsung and Sprint. So it is like a double whammy of suckage. :)
[Acer Iconia A500] bfranklin1986:
Disclaimer

Flash this at your own risk. I take no responsibility for bricks, bootloops, thermal nuclear war, etc.

Thanks to:

Civato for the awesome ROM and pointing me in the right direction.

UOT Kitchen for the battery images

Flexred for Flexreaper R14

This theme will probably evolve over time as I learn more. Right now all that is themed is the status bar. This theme will more than likely break any other mods you have flashed!

Flash in recovery, I used RA but no reason it shouldn't work on CWR or TWRP.
[Acer Iconia A500] hrdcorsnwbrdr69:
Does this have a themed settings menu as well or is it only the status bar?
[Acer Iconia A500] bfranklin1986:
Just the status bar right now, but stay tuned.
[Acer Iconia A500] karlkarloff:
First let me say thanks, I like the red action. Downloaded and installed no problems. Just one question/request if I could. The battery gauge just shows 100 when its plugged in, think it would be possible to do the lightning bolt instead. Not a huge issue by any means but it would be cool. I attached a screenshot just so you can see my a500 rocking the red.
[Acer Iconia A500] hrdcorsnwbrdr69:
Nice work!!! definetly like it... looks great and installed and ran flawlessly on my rooted Acer A100.. Didn't even break anything. Just overwrote my current status bar. I'll hold off on using though until the rest of the framework is themed as well. No rush though, I know these things take time and I understand ur just learning so its good. Don't rush it. I'm learning myself so I know what ur going through
[Acer Iconia A500] civato:
RED MOD

Sorry bfranklin1986 , I just build this.

Full red , text and menu transparant ,........it's in the flexreaper thread.
[Acer Iconia A500] rredlin:
This is awesome, no chance it will work on evil alex, right?

ANy way to port this to evil alex??

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ap3604:
Near the bottom of the camera there is a small opening where I can flex down the removable back panel to touch it.

Is this normal? Do you guys have this as well?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] obsanity:
Not sure what you're seeing. Take a picture and post it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msedek:
I have read that some people got it.. Not my case but Yeah its a known defect in some devices.. Some guy tried to replace his phone in the store and all the phones were the same
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skater95:
Mine is the same way.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] imnuts:
There is a slight gap there, but it is likely there for manufacturing tolerances. They would rather have a very small gap than have it be to small of a hole and be pushed up by the camera.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blakrepublic:
So i cm9 has merged the the themes into the newest nightlys my question is where do i get the theme from to use with this new theme chooser i tried placing a few themes on my nexus s 4g and didn't see them as usable
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niteh@wk:
patient young grasshopper.. this theme chooser is new and it will take a while for themers to work on the themes..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JG96EVO:
Hi, just wondering, what is the stock sprint hotspot called? Im rooted but on stock EL29 2.3.6 and trying to find it in root explorer so that I can delete it since i use the wifi tether app. Can sum1 help me?

Thanks,

JG
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daniel4653:
Sprint Hotspot...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JG96EVO:
If it was that easy I wouldnt ask the question lol its not called sprint hotspot its called sumthin else but I cant figure out what..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daniel4653:
I think it literally is called sprint hotspots lol
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JG96EVO:
lol ok i'll look again
[Networking] deathnotice01:
I was once a tech/sales/fraud/CustSvc support for ST/NET10/TF

then im now on AT&T tech

anyways, if you want to have some clarifications, questions about the said brands, you can ask me, i cannot guarantee to answer everything but go ahead
[Networking] adelmundo:
The most obvious one, what is the true data limit to the "unlimited" data. How do they determine if you're using too much data, or how do they determine if you're streaming or tethering?
[Networking] deathnotice01:
it actually depends upon the network of the area,

we have tools to check how much bandwidth is allocated in the area

if we detect serious network impact then we know what phone number caused such,

we dont own a network we "rent" from other large telecom companies

but mostly its 2GB - 3GB before it was 5GB but due to complaints recieved by TMO/AT&T/Sprint/Verizon about our subscribers affecting the performance of their network we reduced it to 2GB - 3GB,

some though get away with having as much as 8-10GB per month, im not sure how that happens

and analyze thier marketing strategy its unlimited "web browsing" they never said downloading, tethering, streaming, internet just "web browsing"

one funny experience was when a customer said, "whats the use of having one of your android phones if im prohibited to download stuff from internet with my 'unlimited' plan"
[Networking] luftrofl:
Knowing this, any idea how much tethering one can get away with before ST takes action?
[Networking] deathnotice01:
about 2GB - 3GB actually,

depends also on the bandwidth you are allocating
[Networking] synaesthetic:
Does Straight Talk using AT&T's network have the same speed as AT&T? Or does it cap it at 500kbps like AT&T GoPhone does?
[Networking] deathnotice01:
ST SIMs run in ATT & TMO towers based on what i know we have HSPA+ for our contracts, you can have as much as 1-1.7Mbps
[Networking] synaesthetic:
Hm. Well in my area AT&T gets me around 3.5-4Mbps downstream and 1-2Mbps upstream. T-Mobile was much faster most of the time but unfortunately they started compressing all images through mobile data so...
[Networking] new2mobile:
Hi, I just signed up because this is the same question I 've been searching for.

I'm now looking for a prepaid to save money since I'm just a student so cannot afford to try both straight talk and gophone. which one between these two has the fastest download speed? I have a 4G capable phone and just signed up for att's gophone service today with 1GB data, but the speed I'm getting is 1.7 to 2mb/s at best. would straight talk be faster than this speed?

I just heard the gophone offers throttle 3G, so it's around 2 or 2.5G, whereas straight talk does not throttle, so they are around 3.5G, is that true?

the only reason why I chose to try gophone because straight talk's 45 dollar plan doesn't allow international sms. but I can think of an alternative if straight talk is faster.

Thanks in advance!
[Networking] deathnotice01:
ST now actually has a unlimited international voice/sms + local unlimited web browsing for $60, and ST runs on AT&T HSPA+ network so you can have as much as 1-1.7Mbps (at least thats what we know but some can get 4g speeds)
[Networking] BKrenning:
iPhone 4S on Straight Talk

I am very curious about using an Iphone 4S on Straight Talk. Hubby's contract with AT&T is up next month and I really want to get all the iTards off my plan :rolleyes: So, what am I going to have to do to his phone to get as many (hopefully all) of the features he currently uses to function?

#1 requirement is tethering. He tethers (& yes, I pay AT&T their F***ing extortion fee) so he can telecommute--no downloading--just connecting to his work pc.

#2 requirement is the "Find my Friends" feature so he can keep track of all his iTard buddies & kids. Why anyone would want this, ahem, feature is beyond me.

#3 is there going to be any problem with iTunes or the Ap Store? He and the iTard kids will throw the biggest hissy fit ever seen if they can't get to the latest American Idol downloads & Tap Tap Revenge.

Thank you!
[Networking] synaesthetic:
How can I keep my number when switching from AT&T to Straight Talk using my own phone? The only number transfer option they offer requires I purchase a Straight Talk branded device.
[Networking] luftrofl:
Thanks for answering my earlier question.

Since the amount of data you can use seems to vary from location to location, is there any way to check exactly how much one can use - *before* getting warned?
[Networking] deathnotice01:
1.) if you are on our BYOP plan, you can tether all the hell you want, as long as we don't detect major bandwidth allocation affecting the carrier

2.) any feature that uses the internet inside your phone is compatible, you don't need to unlock your phone since you will have a AT&T sim under StraightTalk

3.) nope not at all,

LOL, who told you that?, you can keep a AT&T number and still use the same device, we just give you a SIM (we need to program the SIM to your number and re-register it in the AT&T network), call ST and tell them to activate the SIM, the process takes 24hrs-2 business days, or maybe they have a new policy about phone number change, it was 2 months since i worked there, but that was the process before i left

there was a code entry before, darn i forgot the code, it was used by us to check data/voice/SMS usage using the subscribers phone incase our tools go down. we use manual check to inform about the data changes
[Networking] synaesthetic:
Nobody told me, but the website didn't allow for a number port option when buying just a SIM.
[Networking] tagmwar:
I just got my sim card yesterday. I phoned straight talk to activate it. They can port a number over when you call them or on there website. I however did not port my number over yet because I want to test there service before canceling my att
[Networking] synaesthetic:
I use on average around 1-1.5GB per month with AT&T. Occasionally I come close to my 3GB cap. I've never gone over it. Would this be a problem for ST? I know they say "unlimited" but I am pretty sure it's not actually "unlimited" since nothing really is anymore.
[Networking] deathnotice01:
yeah, they don't disclose that unless customer requests, because ST pays AT&T or other carriers to port the number into our database

in thier marketing its not unlimited internet its unlimited web browsing

its hard for us to detect bandwidth usage, but we can easily detect bandwidth allocation,

stupid terms and conditions are as follows

the system of ST (provided by tracfone wireless) rely on AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, TMO systems, we sync data together with thier systems

and its f****** slow to sync with thier databases using our system
[Networking] 4ktvs:
I know this is not about the pre paid, but I have a unlimited data non-smart phone plan and I would like to know if AT&T just does not care that I use 5+GB a month on it or if I am just lucky?

The best part is, my speeds are the same as the store phone's with the right plan's. I even have LTE were I live and when I went to a store to run some speed test I got 6.5 down and 1.5 up on H+ vs the store S2 geting about the same thing and the one x geting 8 down and 7.5up on LTE.

Thanks
[Networking] deathnotice01:
well if your phone is not a smartphone under a AT&T plan we do give unlimited data with no caps, just for ordinary and classic phones,
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dfanz0r:
So i have been looking for a Odexed rom, because i have read that Odexed is faster, and i dont care about themeing to much.

So what will be the best Stock odexed Blur Gingerbread rom, that is debloated and all of that.

If there is a CM7 Odexed rom out there i would be open to that also.

Basically i just want speed, and smoothness on my Atrix.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d3athsd00r:
Fairly certain every ROM is deodexed because almost all ROMs utilize some extent of themeing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 215aphilliate:
Is there any way to add the settings button to the virtual keys?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
use aokp and add it.