yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Captivate General] bradddo:
That s what I was hoping. I don't know what I have actually used this for , I just thought I needed it. I Normally boot to recovery and flash from there. Can I delete it, or is there a purpose for it?
[Captivate General] 4-2ndtwin:
The update.zip contained cwm and was used during the eclair 2.1 days. Now days to get access to cwm we have custom kernels and we can use the extended power button menu of dev roms, button combo, apps, etc. to boot into recovery...so yep, don't worry about keepin it, unless u plan on goin back to eclair. :eek:
[Off-topic] husam666:
Hey, I wonder if anyone is good with BASH is around here, what I want is simple, but for some reason it didn't work for me :confused:

So here is what I want, a .sh (or any other linux executable) file that executes the following code if the user input was the character 'm'

sudo mkdir /media/mp3
sudo chmod 775 /media/mp3
sudo mtpfs -o allow_other /media/mp3

and this if the input was 'u'

sudo umount /media/mp3
sudo rmdir /media/mp3

anything else: exit

thanks in advance :D
[Off-topic] .Ahau:
are you looking for something like this?

#!/bin/bash

if [ `whoami` != "root" ]; then
echo "you must execute this script with root priveleges!"
exit
fi

clear
echo
echo "enter m to mount /media/mp3 or enter u to unmount it"
echo
read moru

if [ "$moru" = "m" ]; then
mkdir -p /media/mp3
chmod 775 /media/mp3
mtpfs -o allow_other /media/mp3
elif [ "$moru" = "u" ]; then
umount /media/mp3
rmdir /media/mp3
fi

exit

HTH
[Off-topic] husam666:
the code seems ok, but still not working, the is the output in kate when I pipe it to terminal

(not that I was root when before I pipe it using su)

Dash-Netbook Desktop # #!/bin/bash
Dash-Netbook Desktop #
Dash-Netbook Desktop # if [ `whoami` != "root" ]; then
> echo "you must execute this script with root priveleges!"
echo "you must execute this script with root priveleges"]; then
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `then'
Dash-Netbook Desktop # exit
exit
dash@Dash-Netbook ~/Desktop $ fi
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `fi'
dash@Dash-Netbook ~/Desktop $
dash@Dash-Netbook ~/Desktop $ clear

dash@Dash-Netbook ~/Desktop $ echo

dash@Dash-Netbook ~/Desktop $ echo "enter m to mount /media/mp3 or enter u to unmount it"
enter m to mount /media/mp3 or enter u to unmount it
dash@Dash-Netbook ~/Desktop $ echo

dash@Dash-Netbook ~/Desktop $ read moru
dash@Dash-Netbook ~/Desktop $
dash@Dash-Netbook ~/Desktop $ if [ "$moru" = "m" ]; then
> mkdir -p /media/mp3
> chmod 775 /media/mp3
> mtpfs -o allow_other /media/mp3
> elif [ "$moru" = "u" ]; then
> umount /media/mp3
> rmdir /media/mp3
> fi
dash@Dash-Netbook ~/Desktop $
dash@Dash-Netbook ~/Desktop $ exit
[Off-topic] Wolf Pup:
I know it sounds stuff, but I don't know my way around Linux. What does that script actually do?
[Off-topic] husam666:
the first part mounts my mp3 player (MTP device) on the /media/mp3 directory

The other part unmounts it and deletes the directory

Sent from the brick
[Off-topic] .Ahau:
What distribution are you using?

Also, what errors do you get when you save that text to a text file (do this in linux, not windows), e.g. mountmp3.sh, make it executable (chmod +x mountmp3.sh) and run it (./mountmp3.sh)?

It seems to run the commands fine here (running Porteus, which is based on Slackware) but I don't have mtpfs installed, so I'm not testing every element...
[Off-topic] dexter93:
use this one Husam!

on a terminal:

sudo -s
chmod +x husam.sh
sh husam.sh

I tweaked the code a bit and added extra functionality :rolleyes:

You might wanna try that script without root...
[Off-topic] husam666:
ok, I'm using linux mint kde 12.1, and I use kate for a text editor, I didn't do the chmod thing, I only used sh file.sh

@dex, ok..
[Off-topic] husam666:
ok, it worked :D

thx

@dex, what kind of idiot do you think I am -_-

I always check executables before executing
[Off-topic] dexter93:
oh come on

I know you liked my modifications
[Off-topic] husam666:
btw, should I check the link you gave me?
[Off-topic] dexter93:
the "surprise" one? depends.. if you are brave enough :p

(you already know what it is though)

but the download link in my post is legit, it works
[Off-topic] husam666:
lmao, check my latest fb status then :p
[Off-topic] dexter93:
that's where i got the idea from ;)
[Off-topic] .Ahau:
glad it's working for you!
[Acer Iconia A500] eddie.chi.fu.liao:
Device: ACER ICONIA A500

ROOTED?: NO

Somehow my friend's kid encrypted his android tablet and forgot the password for it. She has tried the soft reset button but I didn't help. Can anyone help point a direction for me or provide a solution to it?
[Acer Iconia A500] Trazzt:
Reflash the stock firmware

Sent from my GT-9100 using ICS Remix pro AOKP
[Acer Iconia A500] hideo16:
Forget my tablet decryption password

This help me on acer iconia a100!! http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24631538&postcount=5
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamparperak:
Hi, my sis is using SGS II GT-I9100G, she wants to update to stock ICS (singapore) firmware. I found this (GT-I9100_XSP_I9100DXLP9_I9100OLBLP9_I9100DXLP9) firmware and im not sure can her phone update to this firmware cos the file name is stated "GT-I9100_XSP" instead of "GT-I9100

G

. So can anyone help me out here to confirm whether i can just update via odin or not? Or is there any other stock ICS for "GT-I9100G"? Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kirot:
GT-I9100G does not has ICS yet
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fxrb:
If not sure whether there is a fimrware update available for your phone check SamMobile or use 'Check Fus'.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
You cannot. That firmware file is for the I9100, NOT the I9100G.

I9100 and I9100G are not compatible for firmwares and kernels between the two phones due to the different CPU/GPU/SoC.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The-Hulk:
If you flash a i9100 firmware on a i9100g phone then you will brick your phone, go for a custom rom.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Miami_Son:
Nevermind
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamparperak:
ok, thanks guys...so i guess i have to put on hold without choice...:(
[LG Optimus 2x] pennywhais:
i have a problem installing ics cyanogenmod 9 nova hd+ rs25-56, i stuck on boot logo, an android appears in a costume of death, and does nothing, i delete everything and reinstall several times and nothing, i need something﻿ special?? like a baseband?? my phone is brick :confused::confused::confused:
[LG Optimus 2x] Gjot:
Try a full wipe (data/cache/dalvik) and fflash another Rom... (i.e. CM7)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pcsmith:
I rooted my I717 a long time ago but have never been able to get call recording to work... So I recently went searching for ways to make that possible.

I read this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1329360

and DL'd this file: CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_LA1-v5.0-CWM5.rar because my baseband number ended in LA1.

I ran the "already-rooted" bat file on my phone and after rebooting, my phone is completely dead. Power button does nothing. Cant boot to recovery or anything. It's just dark with no signs of life.

I now realize that I was looking at the N7000 forum and that I probably screwed things up royally.

Please help with any ideas you have.

Thanks,

-Patrick
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] celkin:
You should try and send the phone back for manufacturer repair... No power at boot is not a good thing.

Were you trying to unroot your phone? I mean your post said you were trying to get call recording working... kinda confused as to the logic on this one.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] pcsmith:
Well at that point I was flashing a new kernel as per the steps in that forum link for already rooted phones... So yeah. I know now there is a big difference between the I717 and the N7000. I just wish I had noticed earlier. I just saw the "Samsung Galaxy Note" in the forum title and didnt read further.

I spent 2 hours at the AT&T repair center today. Looks like they're going to mail me a refurb in a couple weeks or something. Would still like to get this one running again if at all possible.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] polarbearmc:
i don't have an htc one x yet... might be switching over to at&t and getting one this week though... so quick question here... could i, in theory, use the media link AND a bluetooth game controller, and play some really cool games with the controller on the tv, console style? maybe even emulators?

similarly, what about doing this with a bluetooth keyboard for easy typing?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] riso123:
So I'm expecting my gs 3 on release day.

Just wondering though, how long after i9001 was released before root was done and rooms began appearing?

Just thinking ahead obviously ;)
[LG Optimus Black] Silberwoelfin:
Hi there,

a few days ago I flashed my LG Optimus Black with Zeus Rom v6.22n (previously I had v3 installed, but I did a wipe and first installed v6n before updating to v6.22n). Up till today everything went fine, but since this morning the phone gets really hot and then randomly reboots (at least 4 times now!). Also, wifi seems to have stopped working (just doesn't even attempt to connect and I can't tell it to because the settings won't open).

Is there anything I can do, or will I have to reflash?

I did not change anything serious with the Zeus Tweaker (only injected Titanium Backup and restored LG E-Mail and Gallery).

I use Go Launcher Ex and Widget Locker.

Hoping for help,

Silberwoelfin
[LG Optimus Black] Pacos1:
Both Zeus 6.22n and 6.22o runs stable and without any problem.

The people who experiment "strange" things can elimate this doing a fresh reflash, not forgetting doing de necesery wipes (factory, dalvik, system). Dalvik wipe is made by the flashed zip, but it isn't a great effort to do this manually.

The order to flash is first: 6.20n and second: 6.22n

or first 6.20o and second 6.22o

You jumped from 6n to 6.22n and this can't work!.(See Huexxx instructions in his first post, in his thread about Zeus)

Regards!
[LG Optimus Black] Silberwoelfin:
Sorry, I didn't remember correctly. After looking it up in my download-folder, I did flash v6.2n not v6n. And afterwards the v6.22n.

And, as I said above, I did do wipes. Although, I do not know which of the ones you mentioned, since I let the RomManager do it for me (both 'wipe data and cache' and 'wipe dalvik cache'). That should be enough though, shouldn't it?

Alas, I don't see why we should do a factory reset, because afterwards we would have to reinstall RomManager in order to install the rom. So the factory reset would be tainted again, wouldn't it?
[LG Optimus Black] gsal:
Wipe data is factory reset and you don't lose recovery. In zeus you don't have to install rom manager because it has the g-recovery.
[LG Optimus Black] Pacos1:
Follow Huexxx's instructions:

- Need to use CWM recovery

- Copy v6.2(n) and v6.22(n) to sdcard root

- Reboot in recovery

- Do a nandroid backup of your phone, I'm not responsible of your data losing

- Do a wipe data/factory reset. If you come from same base you can try to flash it wipping only /cache.

- Flash the ROM v6.2(n) with option: Install zip from SDCARD.

- Flash the update v6.22(n).

- Reboot and wait...

THE SAME BASE means v6.x, due Huexxx has totaly rebuild this version from scratch. So don't use Rommanager to flash, use recovery "install zip from SD" after the whipes. And sure, you are right the 'wipe data and cache' (=factory reset) and 'wipe dalvik cache' are normaly enough. But you went into a problem with it and RomManager, so to go safety do the wipes factory, dalvik and format system partition, mentioned in my post before in recovery mode. I think that this isn't a big thing.

Hope this will solve your problem.

Regards.
[LG Optimus Black] binhbrad:
I got this problem too. This morning, my phone just got so hot and then power off. I'm using Zeous v6
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] Diablo2424:
Does anyone know if our Galaxy Tab 2 (I have the 7" if that matters) will support a 64GB Micro SDXC card? For example: http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Mobil...WIA2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1336508200&sr=8-1

I am looking to use a 64GB for my dash project if it will work, as 32GB after offline navigation maps, isn't much room for music for me... hopefully it will support it, I just don't want to buy it and it not work...

Thanks in adv.!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] samtran0331:
Samsung makes a USB adapter and a sd card connector that would let you have additional storage besides the built in sd card slot.

Site says it is not compatible with original Galaxy 7.0, but doesn't make mention of any other Galaxy Tab.

Your main issue would be getting power to the tab...you would be able to hook a USB hub to the Samsung adapter...then off the hub, have additional storage and one going to a charger cable...not sure if that would fry anything though...and even if that worked, you'd be getting a trickle charge.

Alternately, you could hack up one of the Sammy docks which offer some different port options. The site doesn't list any of these accessories specific to the Tab2, but I'm guessing the 7.0 plus accessories work until they release the official Tab2 accessories.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] timrock:
no, this card will not work with this tablet. i brought this tab for my daughter, i have a xoom with a 64gb card in it. I also have a spare 64gb card. I placed it in her tab and it was not recognized. It was already formatted and working in my xoom.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] samtran0331:
Now I regret giving my Xoom to my Dad!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] Diablo2424:
My co-worker just put his Sandisk 64GB Ultra SDXC card in his stock (rooted) Galaxy Tab 2 and it shows no problem.

Here's the proof:

:D Definitely ordering this card now... here is the SD card used in the above screenshot: http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Mobil...WIA2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1336659149&sr=8-1
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] timrock:
i'll try again later. i do know that i put the card in and the device asked to format it. i let it, and still nothing. i will experiment some more later.

edit: i see his device is rooted, that might be why it works.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] Diablo2424:
Yea, I know when he put his in, it took almost a minute for the device to show that the card was in there... but we chalked that up to the fact that it has a ton of stuff on it.

Also, this card is currently being used in his rooted, ICS running ATT Samsung Galaxy S II.. so maybe that has something to do with it (it's in the proper ICS format already).
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] derek1387:
maybe soon they will do a save to SD option... then i will have a reason to buy a bigger SD card
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] RMXO:
If you inserted the card & it asked you to format it. It means it can't read what format (NTFS, exFat) is currently on the card. Once you format it (FAT32), the device will recognize the card.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] quangnhut123:
Almost android tablet and phone can use 64GB SDXC card . I sold memory card for 2 years :)

The price for this card i sell is only 100 USD for this one : http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Mobil...2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1338052546&sr=1-2

Note : class 10 not class 6 !
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] samtran0331:
So you are Komputerbay?

I've bought a few memory cards from you! Best prices! Wish you had more shipping options or had Prime shipping.

And I bought this exact one last week and got it in the mail Tuesday.

When I got the card, it worked flawlessly on the PC.

I did have to try quite a few things before I got it to work in the tablet.

BUT I did finally get it to work!

Below is a list of what I tried and the results.

#5 is what works!

This was tested using the Galaxy Tab 2 7" running dsb9938's UEALD3 Stock, rooted, de-odexed rom and his kernel update 5.

Also tested using my phone, AT&T Captivate (sgh-1897) running AOKP ICS 4.04

Things I tried:

1. Format using SD Formatter (it formatted the card to ExFat)

The tab (running stock rom and custom kernel) tries to mount the card then says "ready to unmount".

The phone (running AOKP 4.04) tries to mount the card and then says "damaged card".

2. Used Easus Partition Master to delete the card's partition and re-format to Fat32.

The tab looks like it mounts the card, but then I start getting FC's left and right.

"process.android.media"

"MTP application"

"Factory Test"

"Software update"

Trying to get to the Storage in Settings.

^^ all the above FC

Phone shows "damaged card".

3. Used Easus PM to delete the partition, create a new partition, but leave unformatted.

-Same result as above

4. Used Easus PM to delete the partition and leave unpartitioned.

-Neither device recognizes a card is inserted.

**** This works! ****

5. Take the existing memory card (that I know works) out of the tablet and attach to PC using adapter.

a. Use Easus PM to delete the partition on the new sd card.

b. Use Easus PM's "Clone Partition" wizard to copy my old card to the new card.

c. The wizard allows you to resize the new card's partition.

*Be sure to do this else the new card's size will be the same size as your original card.

d. Once Easus PM reports everthing is done, eject that bad boy and slap it into the tablet!

***DO NOT RUN "Format SD card" from the tablet Settings!

It will "break" the card again (just repeat process if you do).

A little verbose, I know, but I thought maybe someone will find the info helpful!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] John_Br:
64 gb in (rooted) SGT 2 10.1 ?

Anyone knows if 64 gb sd card could work in a (rooted) SGT 2 10.1 ?

Grtz,

John
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] Lumenii:
Just a word of warning here. Some devices, even new ones, will occasionally have problems with SDXC cards even if the card is recognized and usable after formatting (or even without first formatting it). The issue comes into play when you pass the 32GB limit on the card. Files may become corrupted, not save, become unreadable, or you may lose a majority of the card's data overall.

By no means am I saying it will happen, but that it can. The card may work fabulously up until 32GB before any problems arise.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] Kiersten_Kress:
Can anyone confirm if this really happens? What happens if I copy more than 32GB of videos/music/photos to the 64GB card? Will they just not get recognized

by the GT2 7.0? Or will the files get corrupted? (not that it matters, these are

all video/music/photos that I view to kill time while flying)

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] mrbears:
I second this request. This is the major reason I am still holding off on trying SDXC. I would appreciate any feedback on trying this.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] imnuts:
Easy thing to try. Backup your SD card, find 33GB of data and start copying.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] RLennon:
format it FAT 32

for the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 format your 64gb microSDXC as Fat 32
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] habanero61:
Ive read that ICS uses exfat?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] Redleg02:
I currently have 31.99 GB of movies on my 64 GB card. The movies will still open and play just fine in the stock video player.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] bark777:
I have 36GB on my card. The card is fat formatted. The card would not be recognized when I formatted it with my PC and exfat. I used my phone to format it with fat. I read you might have to use a DOS command to format fat beyond 32GB`s with a PC.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] Kiersten_Kress:
I ordered the Sandisk 64GB microSDXC Class 6 card from Amazon.

(ships and sold by Amazon, not third-party seller) I only did it

because Amazon was selling it for $49 last week.

It was formatted to FAT32 in my PC.(just open a cmd window and type in

the commands) I stuffed it with almost 50GB of music and 720p video

files. :D The Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 had absolutely no problems reading any

of the files on the 64GB card so far.

Too bad Amazon's price has gone back up to $54.99 again. :(
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] ikkeikke987:
How can it work ->> 64gb on galaxy tab 2 10.1

Dear

I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 ->>> android 4.0.3 installed

I have

- Sandisk 32gb class 10 SDHC out of the box formatted as FAT32

- Sandisk 64gb class 10 SDXC out of the box formatted as exFAT

The 32gb card is recognised and working properly.

The 64gb card is not recognised :crying::crying: by the Samsung tab.

How can I solve my 64gb card to have it compatible with the Tab?

Do I need to "reformat" to FAT32? I heard some disadvantages for the lengt of the files limited to 4 GB which is a problem for video films?

Other solutions?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] markhind:
The only way I managed to use the sandisk was to format the 64gb card.

The only way I was able to do this correctly, was to put the card into my old galaxy tab.

The card showed as incorrect format and gave me the option, would I like to format.

After formatting it all works as advertised, even with 54gb on the card. No issues whatsoever.

I don't know why but I have a couple of these 64gb cards and none of them work when they have initially been into my note or I have tried to format them on my pc.

Its my older tab that just sorts the cards out and formats them correctly for use.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] miklos08:
hi guys

if i put the 64gb card to my samsung sd card reader will it work(of course with the adapter)? my tab is not rooted and i dont want to mess up with the warranty

thanks, mike
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] bark777:
Yes
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] Rotundjere:
ICS use FAT32.

Btw, exfat is still proprietary owned by Microsoft :o

---------- Post added at 10:09 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:07 AM ----------

this is not true,

SDXC 64GB FAT32 format is ok, the only drawbacks is the maximum file size is 4GB.

other than that works fine.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tzrider:
This worked for me, now use a Sandisk 64 gB Class 10 Mobile Ultra in my Galaxy Tab2.

Use Easeus Partition Master 9.1.1 Professional:

1) Remove any existing partition on the SD card

2) Create a primary FAT32 partition (after this stage the card is already useable in the Tab2 ! )

3) Format the card as FAT32
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] Skully☺:
See http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1698672&page=9 (post 85). GUIformat (free download) reformatted from xFat to FAT32 in less than a minute.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] projectvomit:
64gb sdhc or sdxc

I see post all over the place on what format. But nothing about 64gb sdhc vs sdxc. I see that the shxc will work on gt2 and can take files larger than 4gb. But will it take a 64gb sdhc while sacrificing max file size?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] chuchusweet:
Is it working or not?

Can anyone confirm please.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] marcyspark:
64 gig micro sd cards need to be fat32 in ICS and JB. Any other format will need support at kernel level.

Only drawback is 4 gb single file limit. Yes it's a pain but come on.... think about all of the benefits of 64gb.

I have a 64gb card in both my s3 and my tab 2 7.0. No issues at all.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] DMD9:
SanDisk 64GB worked fine in my Tab 2 7.0 after I formatted it in my S2, if the 4GB filesize limit is an issue try using a USB OTG adapter with an NTFS formatted thumb drive and this http://goo.gl/LU9c2
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] NJ_RAMS_FAN:
bestbuy.com has the 64gb micro sd for $39.99. not bad. I ordered another one. I have 64gb on my TF300 not the tab 2 will have it. :)
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] Xdevillived666:
Will a class 4 sandisk work with my galaxy tab 2 7.0 p3110?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] acefsw:
Don't see why not, it will just read/write slower than a 6 or 10-- r/w ideally on an empty card is 4mb/sec for class 4, 6mb/sec for class 6, 10 mb/sec class 10
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] robteam:
Does it matter for the galaxy tab if the 64GB you bought is micro sdhc or micro sdxc?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] imnuts:
SDHC doesn't support sizes greater than 32GB, so you can't buy a 64GB SDHC card, only SDXC.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] robteam:
Oh so that clears things up! time to look for a 64gb microsdxc card!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tisov:
Thanks for info :)

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