yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Incredible S] passion8059:
Has anyone got a nandroid backup that I could have?

Stuck in bootloop and want to find out of this could restore phone or if I have emmc failure.

Thanks in advance
[HTC Incredible S] inSaN1Ty_X:
I doubt anyone would give you their backup, since its filled with personal info and so on. Why not just wipe all and re flash the rom?
[HTC Incredible S] passion8059:
because i think phone has lost a partition block so cannot do it that way. Someone could have also backed up as soon as they have put a new ruu in so still a feasible request
[HTC Incredible S] itsbeertimenow:
Just flash a different Rom dude. Your boot loop will be fixed, install a Rom with a kernel built in, you can't go wrong as long as you wipe all cache and format.
[HTC Incredible S] passion8059:
tried but get status 1 or 7 at a loss for the time being
[HTC Incredible S] thakur90:
A backup is same as a new rom... No need if u can flash a custom rom!!
[HTC Incredible S] itsbeertimenow:
Are you 2.0 +?
[HTC Incredible S] passion8059:
I believe it is not.

A new rom is a fresh install, A backup holds all partitions structures and is designed to restore in case of a fault hence my problem
[HTC Incredible S] passion8059:
i dont know what it is, bought of ebay like this thinking it an easy fix and its proving not to be.
[HTC Incredible S] thakur90:
Okay thanks for that get to learn something new everyday :-P
[HTC Incredible S] osiris231:
I'm having a similar problem, I need a nandroid backup, no ROM works so I need something to work off of. does anyone have a nandroid backup I can have, I don't care what's on it I just want to get my phone working again!
[HTC Incredible S] raufniaz5:
hunger for backup

bro if you found please let me know.

i also barely need it.

if anyone has kindly upload ASAP.
[HTC One S] foxywoxy:
TVCatchup - UK

Working great on the One S.

http://tvcatchup.com/android.html
[HTC One S] Dynam0:
Very impressive and a nice choice of channels.
[HTC One S] colwal:
Guys we would really appreciate this feedback on our forums so the developers can keep an eye on what it works on and what it doesn't work on as Android is a pain to develop for. :)

New update coming soon.
[HTC One S] Ripley:
Just installed this on the OneX, it's fantastic :)
[HTC One S] hpsauce37:
Wow this is amazing, quality is fantastic and nice clean listing.
[HTC One S] Ripley:
And no virtual menu button :)
[HTC One S] nasimdejai:
Really brilliant. Works great and the video/picture quality is just amazing on my Galaxy Nexus. Tried it on a Galaxy Note running Gingerbread and you could tell that OS version on a device does really matter. Hope they do not mess it up when the app comes out of beta
[HTC One S] RahuL PateL:
Any chance for .apk as m in Canada..

Thanks
[HTC One S] Elloco305:
+1
[HTC One S] mjybarr:
Someone please upload a .apk
[HTC One S] shadowch31:
http://db.tt/IJpvXGs3

Enjoy.
[HTC One S] Elloco305:
Didn't think it would be so useless for us out of the UK lmao

Thanks though shadow!

My whim has been satisfied. :)
[HTC One S] Arijum:
So it just supports american channels right?
[HTC One S] shadowch31:
Did you even read the OP? ALL two short lines of it!

Man its gets worse and worse around here....
[HTC One S] k1llacanon:
Just lol

Sent from a man, using a mobile phone
[HTC One S] shadowch31:
Just run across this and thought I would share for the USA users... App to watch free to air channels for the US :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2002134
[HTC One S] Elloco305:
Thanks buddy. Still in early stages but looks promising.
[HTC One S] keegiteine:
Is there any way to use this app in Estonia. At the moment i´m getting error: Your device must be registered before you can watch this channel
[Sony Tablet S] boxer29:
want to buy a sdhc card for my sony tablet s have got class 10 32 gb one

just wondering whats the max size memory card it will take

and any recommendations on working sdhc card and the brands which have been tested on the tablet s and work

thanks
[Sony Tablet S] Cat McGowan:
From Sony's support site:

"The tablet can recognize SD and SDHC memory cards (Class 4 or higher) up to 32GB in size. External USB Hard Disk up to 2TB (Terabytes) have been tested and will be recognized, as long as the drive is formatted in the FAT32 file system. Similarly, flash drives of any size will be recognized as long as they are formatted in the FAT32 file system."
[Sony Tablet S] boxer29:
ive read here some one has tried 64GB SDXC card on it

is that right can some one confirm before i buy it

thanks
[Sony Tablet S] im_iceman:
there is this... http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20273764&postcount=4
[Sony Tablet S] dm2485:
I use 64 sdxc. bought the cheapest and format it to fat32 with third party tool. works excellent.:)
[Sony Tablet S] kryddan:
I use a 128GB SDXC card with mine. works like a charm.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/756124-REG/Lexar_LSD128CRBNA133_128GB_Professional_SDXC_Card.html

here is the link to the card I'm using.
[Sony Tablet S] Fine69:
I know this is an older thread and well not trying to be a noob. I see it does work with ICS update as well but my question is do you have direct access to it or do you have to transfer to the internal storage to use it?

I use MixZing for music MX player for movies and Astro for everything else. All these work with the specially formatted SDXC?

does the gallery app with the upgrade work as well to get access to photos on the card. I have heard that some programs will not find the card at all.
[Sony Tablet S] agc93:
I don't have ICS installed, so many of these things will have changed.

In Honeycomb, the Sony stock apps required copying data to internal storage, but third-party apps could access it just fine. The only problem (which caused the occasional app to not find the SD Card), is that most devices mount their SD Cards as either /mnt/sdcard/external_sd or /mnt/external_sd but Sony instead (at least in Honeycomb) mounted it at /mnt/sdcard2 so some apps might not see it, but most still should find it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diaa_khalouf:
Hello

I am running ICGSGS 4.2 with Devil 0.72

I have three problems:

1- I have changed to a pre-paid plan and Everytime I run a USSD code to check my balance I recieve the following message (a9 1 5 j/c) which is not my balance of course. plz help me I can't know my balance

2-I am trying to make a swap partition on my SD but I can't find a free program to partition it

3-I installed Ultimate special FX and it didn't work maybe because of the kernel I use doesn't support 720p recording can you plz tell me which kernel supports 720p recording (and swap if available).

thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lexrsk:
here is an answer for point 2 swap partition

point 1 and 3 I do not know
[Galaxy Spica General] Iniesta89:
Hello everyone,

Today I bought an used Samsung Galaxy Spica from a friend as a backup phone for my HTC One X. It had Android 1.5 installed so i tried to update it to Android 2.1. I tried to update it with KIES or PC Studio, but it both failed. I still dont know why. :mad:

So I searched on the web and found out that you could update it with ODIN.

So I used this tutorial with the included files. http://www.greaky.com/2010/02/samsu...02/samsung-i5700-galaxy-spica-android-21.html

But when it reboots I get a image of a phone with a exclamation. I also tried the Flash 1, Flash 2 and Flash 3 method, but in the end when it reboots it gets stuck at the samsung screen with a filled bar.

What am I doing wrong guys?
[Galaxy Spica General] Soenisti:
Suckup SpiceGenMod RC1

Have you been here yet?

Search on google for suckup.de and samdroid and you'll get there.

Tends to be the most stable ROM and also the best guide on how to get a good stock version in plus then root and install the ROM itself.

Otherwise the forum for Spica is over at samdroid.net :D

---------- Post added at 05:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:53 PM ----------

btw, if you still get stuck at the bar after resetting then let me know.

It could be extra kernel files or similar causing the boot problem or any manner of things but if you can get to recovery then try doing a wipe of everything from the main menu plus the advanced menu... Otherwise reset back to stock via Odin, but make sure you use the right one for your region, then root, then install a ROM.

And don't forget to sipe caches and dalvik AFTER installing the ROM! :D
[Galaxy Spica General] sikmapatatas:
we got the same problem....

can anyone help us?
[Galaxy Spica General] Soenisti:
That normally means the kernel can't boot the OS.

I normally go into recovery, advanced then wipe dalvik-cache and battery stats then back to main menu and wipe cache then reboot again.

---------- Post added at 11:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:48 AM ----------

Or, phone with exclamation is normally download mode. Have you tried using Odin with the spica settings file to re-flash a stock firmware to reset? Then root it agian and ROM it after that? ie start from scratch with 2.1/2.2 and ditch 1.5 all together?
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jake2kOne:
Hey guys,

yesterday I bought my TF300T and was satisfied.

It's the first tablet and actually it should be a gift.

Yesterday evening I came home and plugged it to charge. Everything went fine.

After a while I recognized, it stopped charging, but wasn't full.

Today I went to the shop and we figured out that the data cable was broken.

Replaced.

Later this day I came home (with fully charged device) and used it some time. Shut it down.

Then I plugged it to the wall: Nothing happened.

I tested it first with a different USB device: No current - no charge (Galaxy S2).

Then I tried a different AC adapter. Worked on SGS2, but not on TF300T.

Then I started it again and it shew a screen with a red triangle. Then it rebooted.

After thist it now seems to have a bootloop.

It's stucked at the Asus boot screen.

I already made a wipe through the recovery menu, but it changed nothing.

So, to make a summary:

- first tablet

- broken data cable

- broken AC adapter

- broken bootloader

I will return it tomorrow and hope they still have one new on stock (just to reset my "experience").

But I still want to know if there "would" be a solution for this problem.

On my SGS2 I can use Odin and just flash a new firmware.

What's on Asus?
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bronzwarlock1225:
If you can get to adb you might be able to flash new firmware. But unfortunately Asus has nothing like Samsungs Odin :( You could try the sd card method, stick the firmware on an sd card, reboot into recovery and hope. Google it for more info. I would just take it back though
[HTC Rezound] kpkimmel:
I briefly went to HTCdev.com and searched for rezound sources, and I believe the kernel source is there.

SORRY: POSTED IN WRONG SECTION, MODS PLEASE MOVE. THANKS.
[HTC Rezound] khanam:
Thats been available for a while, we need ics source
[HTC Rezound] Alexithymia2010:
That's been there for a good long while.
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
close, but no cee-gar.
[HTC Rezound] cincyelite22:
We need the ics kernel source and this thread is better suited for the general or q&a thread. No problem though we all make mistakes. :D
[HTC Rezound] CharliesTheMan:
Yes that was in November, but heck I'm just happy to see someone doing research and being diligent. Hate you got your hopes up then we peed in your cheerios, but maybe you'll be the first to hear when ICS comes out.
[HTC Rezound] IrvChynaman:
Who says pee in your cheerios is a bad thing?
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
...sick bastard. :p
[HTC Rezound] Nic2112:
Bear Grylls would agree with you there.
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/448k/
[HTC Rezound] eagle20g:
It's how my son learned how to pee in the potty hahahha
[HTC Rezound] atlbrav1518:
i wish chad.goodman would develop a ICS kernel for us. He was here a few months ago and said he was working on one. But all of a sudden the thread is closed and no sign of him in the Rezound section.
[HTC Rezound] nrage23:
Something went on with him in the EVO3D section and I believe he has been banned.
[Galaxy S III General] ale0crysis:
Watch out!! Incredible, this Galaxy is just INCREDIBLE....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6idNXrjfAo
[Galaxy S III General] rd_nest:
+1

There a ton of gestures and software tweaks in the GS3. Somebody would need a 30 min video to cover all aspects.

How I wish Anandtech and GSMarena reviews to come-up shortly.
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
And chainfire looks nice in that video :D
[Galaxy S III General] Basil3:
It's a shame the gestures are actually more of a hassle than just doing things the old fashioned way. Still impressive though.
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
Swype to take screen shot is damn impressive
[Galaxy S III General] rd_nest:
Yes, I remember it was first introduced in Note.

I am excited about the Photo Tag feature. I wonder someone with a demo unit can check how good it works. If it works as advertised, you could make hell of a TV commercial with that feature.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fantastic 7:
I'm trying to change the icon of this app : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alensw.PicFolder

But when i'm trying to compile it gives me error :

Where's ma wrong ??

Can anyone help ?? :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Swisser:
Ok, so this is my first time trying to return my phone to stock. Before rooting I packed up my system and have the file and it shows up in clock work under restore. Will restoring it return my phone to stock or should I run odin and the tar? '

BTW I am running stock rom, just deleted the bloatware. Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] xcrazydx:
If you made a stock backup right after flashing cwm you can restore it and then all you have to do is odin the stock 3e recovery
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] aqwik69:
Maybe I'm an idiot....but I can't figure it out. I'm rooted and on stock recovery .tar. I have now,postponed the ucla3 update twice, but how do I get rid of it all together without installing? It downloaded automatically, I just don't want to install.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] xcrazydx:
You would need to freeze device management and clear the update
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] aqwik69:
After some searching, I found the info about freezing....the part I don't get is how to clear the update. Do I delete the files? How do I figure out which to delete? Sorry....I'm a newb and scared to delete anything without having difinitive info.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] g2tegg:
I would first try freezing device management with Titanium Backup. Reboot, and see if the update icon is still there. If it is, then I personally dont know where to clear that out without going into the file system.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] xcrazydx:
Just reboot after you freeze
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] aqwik69:
That was too easy HAHA...thanks!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] xcrazydx:
Haha, glad it worked!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] pcidiot:
I used Titanium Backup and just uninstalled the Device Management app. I have no problems so far or issues. Is this app. just used for The service provider to Update?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] xcrazydx:
Yeah, pretty much. Phone will function fine without it.
[LG Thrill 4G] Franzferdinan51:
Okay so looking at the roms usually I'd use cyanogen on a phone but idk if 3d works on it and well no point in a 3d phone with no 3d now I noticed a few stock roms and read someplace the optimus 3d and thrill at the same similar situation to the optimus v and the optimus s can I flash a optimus 3d ROM with no out of the ordinary worries
[LG Thrill 4G] Cab121:
Well. Frankly that's a question everyone asks at some point. I did it a few times myself. Also why your not getting a flood of replies. There is no correct answer here. The rom you choose should be based on some criteria. My personal criteria is as follows.

1. Battery life: The rom should never suck the battery dry. Keep in mind its dependant in you following the directions on the rom and how you use your phone. I like to see atleast a full day of stock battery life with moderate use.

2. Stability: Tricky to gage. Must follow the Dev's directions to the letter. Test apps in batches and make sure its not the app causing the issue before passing judgment. Also seek help from the Dev.

3. Speed: Not to important as long as it isn't slower than stock and won't mess with #s 1 and 2.

4. Communication : Wifi, bluetooth, and network signal are paramount for me. My thrill replaced my netbook for al my needs. All this must work flawlessly. Keep in mind there is work to be done on your part. Setting APNs and so on. All listed in most Dev's install instructions.

5. Basband: is it comparable with yours? Do you know what you have? Do you know what you need? Read the rom's requirements carefully.

6. Support: as it turns out Dev support can make or break a rom. Roms can be very needy and time consuming. A Dev takes on a huge burden making then offering support for there rom. Its crucial you become involved to help the Dev out so he can spend more time manufacturing awesome for you. If a Dev has ditched a rom understand you venture in to nomans land.

Seeing as we have no clue what your needs are and what you want in a rom. I suggest you pop over in the Development forum and snoop around. Personally The Dark Lestats Kitchen Rom has more than fit me needs. The tutorials he has made taught me everything I needed to know about how to pull the pants of my LG Thrill and have some fun.
[LG Thrill 4G] Franzferdinan51:
Right then thanks sorry I'm not really a noob just having a little trouble getting acclimated a also my requirements are the same but I must have speed and battery is a must
[LG Thrill 4G] Franzferdinan51:
And what about 3d on cyanogen
[LG Thrill 4G] Cab121:
My apologies. I reread that and it did come across assuming you where new lol my bad.

As far as I'm aware most of the Ginger roms have full features ie: 4G and 3D. I did notice that the baseband plays a big part in how your phone interacts between hardware and rom. Just speculation but seems to be the case.

Last Froyo rom I used was the Doomed froyo. Got all the phone features and exceeded my requirements. For ginger rom I did not try cynogen but I went threw 3 others. Lestats Kitchen rom was the only one I could use to meet and exceed my requirements. Its flexible enough you can drop another kernal that is overclocked. I did notice its not the best on V20P baseband (thanks AT&T bleh) . After I loaded the V21D baseband and APNs my phone suddenly had great battery 2 days moderate use, Bluetooth worked stable and I have not had a single ghost call.

I had to try it a few times though. First reload didn't go well cause I didn't follow the directions. After I followed the each "how to" step by step my phone was cured.

In being fare I would note that the issues were fixed after I made the above changes. I haven't tried the previous roms after the change. Thays why I didn't name them. I can't say they work well or not without proper comparison. I would suggest paying attention to the bugs that appear in multiple roms you try. Might just be the baseband and not the rom.
[LG Thrill 4G] wayno140:
Lestats it the best there are so many options to go with thrill seeker I think was ditched and Acura team is good

sent from my acidhazard thrill
[LG Thrill 4G] _Sakura_:
hey you should try erwinP! cm9 unnoficial rom its seriously awesome, not sure if it has 3d or not but worth havin a look :)
[LG Thrill 4G] sketch2k278:
And just where did you download this unofficial cm9 rom?

I think he's talking about a rom for LG thrill not wildfire....
[LG Thrill 4G] Franzferdinan51:
if it's for the thrill then yes cm9 would be worth looking at for me links?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] shook187:
Why are most reviews upset at sealed SIM? What are the benefits of having the SIM exposed?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Genjinaro:
None, even if it was open. It's just an LTE sim.

None of the LTE networks in the U.S. are able to roam each other.

So say you had a Verizon LTE sim or an AT&T LTE sim & the slot was open on an off contract EVO LTE. It wouldn't do you any good.

I'm guessing you read the Engadget review?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] id_twin:
I believe the big benefit of having a removable sim card is that you can change carriers, specifically overseas. For people who travel a lot, such as the folks who write the reviews on the tech sites, typically use an international sim card which allows them to have phone service overseas. With the ability to use gvoice and call from the internet connection, I really do not see this being a big issue; however, some do.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] FrameCityJackal:
My question is will this restrict me from doing a esn swap. I doubt it but it doesn't hurt to ask, ya never know
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] LordLugard:
You NEED to understand that this is a sealed LTE SIM slot, not just an ordinary regular SIM slot. So "changing carriers" is out of the question. None of the carriers are currently implementing interoperable LTE networks in the first place and there's no LTE networks in Europe.

LTE right now is being used for data, not voice. That's coming with VoLTE.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ckoadiyn:
It shouldn't....
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] trukenx:
yeah i ha that thought too with the sealed sim complaint it makes absolutely no sense lost some respect for the reviewer there there is no lte in Europe and the portions of the lte band even the 800mhz are partioned and carrier specific in the US
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] njgtechguy:
The whole engadget review is just really stupid. First they complain about no world mode and then the contained sim. Very few CDMA phones support any type of GSM and adding antennas to support it would probably make the device thicker as well as raise the price. I can kind of understand wanting a worldphone when the baseband supports both CDMA and GSM but it still seems odd to see that as a major detractor. With this in mind they add the non-removable sim as a second detractor. Finally they say they don't recommend the phone because Sprint's LTE isn't available yet but then praise the device for its fast EvDO speeds. Even when Sprint does have an LTE network it won't be available to most people. For that matter 4G networks are not available to the vast majority of users on any carrier.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scottspa74:
This is not a world device. And I did see another thread here stating that lte roaming likely WILL be an option down the road.

sent from 2yr old Evo on ICS
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ckoadiyn:
Well when they are done by 2014 3g us to be replaced by LTE at least coverage wise so they say
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] dhruvmp:
The problem with LTE roaming is that the carriers all use different LTE spectrum. Sprint is planning on using 1900 MHz, which is different than ATT, which is different from Big Red. As someone said before, it's not like you could change the SIM and just use Verizon's LTE network all of a sudden, although that would be awesome.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sgt. slaughter:
yup Verizon LTE phones are soooo much better b/c you can simply put the ATT LTE SIM in the things and they will work on ATT network flawlessly......lol hahahaha
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Beach_Head:
Seeing as the EVO 4G LTE is an LTE phone, the GSM and WCDMA radios are already there, they're just locked for LTE. It would be fairly easy for devs to enable the global capabilities, but because the SIM is embedded, enabling it would be a waste of time since you couldn't change SIMs anyway.

That is the point they're trying to make...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mrrogers1:
Interesting.... I hope to see them raving about "un-embedded" SIM cards in any new LTE device the launches with them accessible since its "downright egregious" that it's embedded in the Evo. :cool:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sgt. slaughter:
Would still req the antennaes be right for the freq and such......which is not the case I think...