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[HTC EVO 3D] Astrikz:
congratulation. Your class 4 turned into a class 20.

And your complaining about?....

Just joking. But who knows man. you were probably high and got lost in time.
[HTC EVO 3D] Cloaker:
That almost made me spit my beer. lol
[HTC Rezound] Jeeper_Slick:
I followed the instructions exactly, just like I did with CleanRom 1.4. So what is wrong this time ? It will not reconize my SD Card.

Any help pleaseeeee
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
What is your current firmware? Still running the January OTA? Will need the old firmware patch if so.
[HTC Rezound] Po1soNNN:
give us some info. are you on gb or ics. I assume your on gb and flashed an ics rom without flashing the old firmware patch.

so go into the cleanrom thread and look for the old firmware patch and flash that
[HTC Rezound] zone23:
Are you on the GB firmware and if so did you use GB firmware patch?

Go to bootloader look at HBoot whats the version?

too slow im outa here.. later guys..
[HTC Rezound] Jeeper_Slick:
My mistake was forgetting to flash the GB patch for it. Thanks guys.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tinye99:
so i replaced the screen in my htc g2 and now the ribbon cable that connects the micro sdcard slot in the phone to the motherboard is broken so my phone will not read the externel sdcard is there anyplace that i could get a new sdcard slot for the phone.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demkantor:
ebay, 12.99 -- takes 20min to replace
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tinye99:
What do I serxh on eBay to find the part
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimeYKW:
I've found a bunch of them online. Just search Google or eBay for " MicroSD Card Connector+Vibrator Flex Cable for HTC Vision " or HTC Desire Z, Tmobile G2, etc..

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Pretty sure this one will work for the G2...says Desire Z, but they are the same phone. Don't see why this wouldn't work in the G2.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MicroSD-Car...ltDomain_0&hash=item2eba07283f#ht_3858wt_1163

Good Luck! Hope I helped a little bit at least.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demkantor:
looks good to me, and thats 4 bucks less then the one i found :P
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SlimeYKW:
Lol its all about what search terms you use basically. I just got lucky :-)
[General Questions and Answers] Malanarth:
Hi, I am looking to replace my GFs Xperia Play with a QWERTY android phone. I have looked about and have landed at the Epic 4g. But I would like to know what the xda community thinks on this. Cost is not an issue. She really doesn't play with custom firmware(although I might). Would prefer a phone that will eventually support ICS(custom or official). Any response would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Malanarth
[General Questions and Answers] moparfreak426:
only Android phones with keyboards physical are Verizon's droid, droid2,3,4(i like droid 4), Verizon has crap stuff Lee lg ally.... crap.... wait u want ics. so droid 4, htc evo shift, dang this is hard.... android ics or custom ics available and physical keyboard....... this is hard. ya know what samsung epic sounds good. i actually thought of getting one myself and putting it on us cellular a way i found online somewhere but found good deal on my electrify
[General Questions and Answers] Faiz Malkani:
I'm not sure about the model, but I've seen a Samsung QWERTY Android too
[General Questions and Answers] Lizman:
Theres Also The Desire Z But I'm Quite Sure It Won't Be Running ICS

Good Device Though

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Why Not Go For The Xperia Mini Pro (2011 Version) Its Small (So Perfect For Your GF Fingers) Its Capable (HD Camera, All The Good Features) AND It Will Have ICS On It Soon Enough

Or Go For The Xperia Pro That Has All The Xperia Mini's Features But With A Bigger Screen
[General Questions and Answers] Allanitomwesh:
In order by awesomeness

Droid 4

Xperia Pro

Epic 4g

Xperia mini.

Imetumwa kutoka Ideos kutumia XDA
[General Questions and Answers] moparfreak426:
Samsung epic
[General Questions and Answers] moparfreak426:
Samsung epic. i miss my qwerty's
[General Questions and Answers] KapWorldDevp2:
Hello,

There is nor Qwerty Keypad phones available right now in the market. A phone should have a good processor like dual core, good RAM about 1GB and other enoung specs a phone should have to run a ICS on a phone smoothly. So, after hearing this you have make your mind to buy Android 2.3 Gingerbread Qwerty keypad phone you can buy HTC ChaCha.There are more other 2,3 Android Qwerty phones available but I have choosen this phone for you. This is a great phone in every specs and has a beautiful design comes in Black, White colours. Specifications- 2.6 Inch Capacitive touchscreen, HTC Sense 2.1 UI, 512 MB RAM, 512 MB ROM, 3G HSDPA upto 7.2Mbps, WiFi, GPS with A-GPS support, Bluetooth 3.0, 5Mega Pixel with Autofocus and LED Flash, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, Secondary VGA camera for video calling and 800 Mhz processor runs very smoothly.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Wahaha123:
Hey Guys! i had an idea of having a new Sub-forum for questions and answers... because seeing the general section seems to become a Q&A section instead a general section. it could make our forums much more easier to look for questions. having the general section mixing with FAQ's etc, and the questions kinda is confusing for me.... maybe others as well... if it is possible, it would make this i9003 forum much more cleaner and easier to look for what you need. if others neglect this idea or gets bothered by this thread, i am sorry in advance :)
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] bscraze:
It will be done when there are sufficient threads in the general forum

Edit: I believe approximately 1500-2000

Cheers:)

Sent from my GT-i9003 powered by Stable and Smooth CyanogenMod 9!
[HTC One X] nafpez:
Just a quick one guys, as the title says, the stock email app does not automatically refresh the emails every 5 minutes as i have it set. Infact it will not auto refresh atall. Ive been through all the settings and theres nothing that i can see that im missing. Its a Yahoo email address which ive had on 3 other Android phones (HTC Desire, Motorola Razr and a Samsung Galaxy S) all have refreshed properly, never had a problem with those other phones, its bothering me a little TBH, so just wondering if anyone else has come across this problem and figured it out?
[HTC One X] nafpez:
Nobody? Surely somebody? Lol its doing my nut in!

EDIT: Lol figured it out, had no idea you had to enable "auto sync" in accounts & sync in settings. How easy to over look that!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] donsh00tmesanta:
Is there one based on el29?

Sent from my Unnamed 2.0.1 EL29 powered Galaxy S2 brought to you by Sprint
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tkemack:
Download this one http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1332837

And also his "bare rom converter" in the same op and you should be good to go
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] donsh00tmesanta:
Sweet thanks

Sent from my Unnamed 2.0.1 EL29 powered Galaxy S2 brought to you by Sprint
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] playya:
just so you know when I did a barebone rom for UnNamed I went in and got rid of extra languages extra ringtone Kies and fonts. Now thats when brings it down to barebone in my opinion. You need to find one of the old school original barebone roms that were put out and see what has been removed and duplicate it on the EL29 rom of your choice. I cut out about 75 -100 megs
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tdunham:
This is probably the best rom based on the stock build already optimized, tweaked and ready to go. Download 3 things from the OP on that thread, the 'format all', the rom and the bare rom converter and you should be good to go.

If you get tired of the stock look, you can find plenty of themes around or use a third party app like Go Launcher that has plenty of downloadable themes.

There are plenty of pre-themed roms available out there based on stock as well.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] playya:
Naerok rom thats it I just remembered he was the base I used for my removal party... Its all up to you OP when I decided to go barebone I wanted everything removed. Most of the scripts I see just remove system/app stuff. Also there are threads that say whats safe to remove in our phones if you are worried but once again I believe they are all system/app files
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GetPatriotized:
I deleted something in TB and I'm not sure what but it's needed for Google Play. It says the app stopped unexpectedly. I installed the latest Google Play apk and that didn't fix it either.

Here are all the google related apps I currently have installed. Any of you know which I'm missing? Greatly appreciated.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chepoz:
market updater maybe?

Sent from my Nokia 3310
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nathan-96:
Yeah, market updater probaly, try to install latest signed gapps.zip, if that doesn't work, get the original market updater for your rom and place it in your standard apps folder. Might need to change the permissions
[General Questions and Answers] AzurePanda:
I currently have a epic touch 4g from sprint and dont get me wrong its a "good" phone but coming from a htc evo 4g it seems that my evo was way faster then my gs2. It could just be sprint slacking on my service but its a noticable lag. Now the evo lte seems appealing to me but was thinking is it worth it?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hashem Alrifai:
Hello world!

In simple words, I want my WP7 to play a local SWF file (I mean not over the web).

I've searched with no results, wondering if any developer solved that blank, and wondering why MS didn't support flash!

Thanks :)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drill_sarge:
No. Theres no app for that. Not possible. Only for flash video .flv if you convert it before (dunno if zune does that automatically with flv) and send it to phone

Sent from my 7 Trophy using Board Express
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Duffau:
There is an app called flash for windows phone 7, but i dont think it works for local files. It is made only for approved (by the dev) flash sites and I believe he is working on a full flash app. Maybe you could get in touch with him and let him know of a desire for this feature (or even just get the trial and post a comment).

PS

Its really a turn off in answering questions when you have to wait minutes between posts and a captcha each time. I can understand why this may be done, but its really gonna push people away from contributing, initially anyway. I barely spend 10 minutes on a forum at a time, and thats only if im super into it.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] artsjedi:
Here can we find this 'flash for windows phone 7' ?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HEXcube:
Alternatives

If your browser can play swf flash games online, then to make local swf work i suggest 2 ways:

1. Create an html file with a link pointing to the required swf file.(Don't ask me how)

2. Use file:/// protocol in address bar to load the game.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] falcon26:
I can get the galaxy tab 10.1 for like $250. Its got dual core and I can ics on it. The quad core tablets are $400 plus. Is it worth it for quad core for surfing the web checking email and watching movies YouTube etc? Will things be smooth on ics like they are on quad core?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SirRhor:
For that kind of use, it doesn't make any difference whatsoever if the CPU is dual or quad core. A bigger screen would be much more useful for you IMHO.

Sent from my YP-G70
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] falcon26:
How has ics. Been on the tab 2 generally with the dual core? I have used it on the Toshiba excite quad core and its smooth as silk....
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mikey:
Moved the Q&A
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] NEME5I5:
Hello I'm a newb!

I'm sorry, but this is the unfortunate state I find myself in.

When I first found this site, what I was expecting to find was a ICS for my phone. I could not have guessed what I would learn here. I had no idea I had a counter in my phone to worry about when installing open sourced roms? Next after much more reading I am to learn the source code Google releases is not complete, and uses binary drivers? Now I am to learn about CIQ, and my phone is spying on me? Wow!

Before I say anything else I want to express my thanks to this community. This has been such a resource I had no idea that it would be when I started. Thank you!

Now on to my question that after learning about all of that I don't seem to have a clear answer to. What I wanted when I first considered getting an Android phone, was to build from source, and run my own rom. I still want this, even more so since I learned about CIQ.

1. Due to the counter on my phone

2. I am to understand multiple images that make the phone work (boot, firmware, system)

3. The binary drivers.

Is this at all a reasonable goal?

Are there more flash images that I haven't read about yet?

Would having a direct from Google rom even be desirable?

I own a stock SGH-I777, I have done nothing to it yet.

Lastly about this site:

Is there anything you think I should read about on the forums?

Any language I should know, as in what does hellraiser imply/mean?

Any Android experience you think might benefit a could be developer?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] LiLChris06:
Counter can be reset and avoided all together. ;)

Sorry I don't know much about AOSP building, but your better off starting with compiling CM and learn from there unless you are really experienced in coding.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] NEME5I5:
Speaking of, the image used to not increment the counter does, or does not still contain CIQ? I suspect it does? I would like a phone at some point w/o CIQ, and fully open source. Ty for reminding me.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] LiLChris06:
AT&T Galaxy S2 SGH-I777 has never had CIQ.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] NEME5I5:
I'm shocked AT&T choose not to bug their customers? I assumed since I saw mention of it being on Samsung, that it was on all their phones?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
No it was just some phones, I think the skyrocket had it at some point.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] NEME5I5:
Ok, so I rooted my first cell phone. It would seem heimdall latest has a bug that will brick your phone. (I'm on Mac OS Lion) I used the 1.3.1 instead, and it worked fine.

I saw many more sites, and this was quite easy. The way they showed it was very complex. Since I'm new at this should I wait to try out a ICS rom till after Samsung releases their source code, and the devs have had a chance to get it stable? How complete is the open source version of ICS? There was a note on the fsf.org page that linked me over here that some of the parts were still binary. Is it still true?

I think long term I want to get away from the official releases.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] karate104:
Well, you came this far, might as well flash an ICS rom now. If the leaks are any indication of status, the Samsung release will be pretty stable but the included kernel is problematic because it can cause hardbricking. Besides, you want to get away from stock, and all of the big roms released thus far are pretty darn stable; I don't know anything about binary parts or any of the coding, but plenty of people have no problem running CM or AOKP. Even the Samsung-based roms all look AOSP-like nowadays because they use Apex or Nova (not many devs like Touchwiz anymore). So take your pick, they're all good roms and most look like AOSP to some extent, with a few (mainly CM and AOKP) striving for pure AOSP.

Make sure to read and follow this guide carefully for flashing stuff, and have fun! :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] NEME5I5:
Ok here is where I have a problem. I have no idea about half of what you said? I know AOSP means "Android open source project" by inference of another reply. I even think CWM means "clockwork mod." (don't even know what this is yet) Saw a youtube video that mentioned it.

What is hard bricking, and what should I read to prevent it? I came here for a ICS rom, and it sounds like the two trying to be most open source are my preference.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Pirateghost:
Read, read, and read some more. If you don't understand the post above then there is no way you would be able to compile a rom for this phone, which is what I gathered from your op
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
Yeh. Just give me the new thing! I want that shiny biscuit! Zomg! "Check MY device out. Its got AOKP on it. BAM.". "Oh cool how does that work?". "Pfft who cares. Its shiny!!!"
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] votinh:
Prother, by no mean to offense you, but seriously, if you don't know those fundamental technical terms, I strongly suggest you to hold off what you about to do and spend more time reading.

Let me go off and do a search the post for you, where you can get used to those terms.

Hang tight, prother.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] NEME5I5:
So I will. To be honest I don't see the connection between the new jargon, and development I learn in school. There is definately much to learn here. I was expecting this to be like Zaurus development from back when I was active, it's very clear to me that this is a very different beast.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] votinh:
Here is one, I'm sure there is other thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1466228&highlight=abbreviation
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] NEME5I5:
Thank you friend. I may not have my own rom at the end of summer, but I should be on my way to understanding what would be needed for one.

Well the terms I wanted are not present on that list, most of that I was familiar with. To be honest, some of it I have not seen before as well. What is hellraiser, and some of the other xda developed jargon? I do have a tab open to that part of the forums, I just hadn't made it over there yet. I started on the forums for my device, then Android OS, and lastly general. Is there any other place I should pay special attention to that would help me?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] NEME5I5:
Ok? I'm not sure I understand, is there something you don't like about the aokp rom that doesn't work very well?

I want off of the carrier provided images based on personal conviction. Google's development practices smack of cathedral, as do all of the 3rd party companies. In a sense they are abusing the spirit of free software by using a signed kernel to impede (if not actually prevent) our right to modify hardware we own. Any normal user of the software provided by the community (bazaar) can only help the cause.

I plan to share what I personally learn with close friends who live in my area. The more people we liberate, the better for everyone else. I simply applaud the work done here.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] karate104:
You can safely ignore Phalanx's post, he's just mocking you and other new users for not reading carefully and being stupid. You're at least trying to read and understand stuff, so I don't see any reason you should be put down the way he's doing so.

Here are a couple other links I think you'll find useful (please click my thanks button if you agree!):

ROM vs Kernel

Odex vs Deodex

Make sure to read all of the links posted in the sticky at the top of this forum, too. But note that by no means is this everything you need to read.

Mind you, all this reading is meant mostly for end-users, so that we learn how to safely and smartly modify our phones. Actual original developing beyond using what's already provided by the devs is a whole different story, and I'm sure there's even more to read up on that.

Good luck, happy flashing, and if you plan to develop later down the line, good luck with that too!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] NEME5I5:
Ty for all your help. I'm glad you're all so thorough, it was like peeling an onion. The more I was looking at rooting my phone, the more there was to learn. All of you have done an amazing job making this approachable to a brand new user.

Ah I don't assume anymore about what people are trying to say, not everyone is a native english speaker. So I try to be understanding.

Yup I'll be at this for a while, I'm happy to have made some introductions, and maybe some time down the road I can even hope to contribute in some small way.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] bperk:
From a relative noob:

Follow the directions in the " [GUIDE] How to Flash Custom Binaries Without Ever Incrementing the Flash Counter!! " thread. Then pick a rom you want to try and follow the CWM directions ... after that , find a ROM you like. If you don't want to void your warranty, wait for your carrier to provide the closest thing to what you want ... but, I'm happy with my flashed ICS ROM.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Eternalty:
Just like everyone else has said. Read read read. Search for answers for your questions before you ask on forums. U will be fine as long as u can read and follow simple directions. Good luck to u. If u haven't flashed a rom yet I would recommend aokp. Awesome rom.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] NEME5I5:
Yeah I saw that after I figured out about the counter. Right now it's about figuring out the focus of which rom I'd like best. So in other words read, read, read. I'm most likely done with carrier upgrades. Had my fill of snake oil. So right now I'm considering aokp, or CM after the help of another poster. First I'm considering some app that can do the upgrades for me. Need to find the tab where it was describing it. OK it was called Odin. Reading about it as a way of making flashing less likely to make a costly mistake.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
I'm not here to give people information freely available by searching. When i started here i searched my butt off. But don't mention me in your replies. This isnt personal. Dont make it personal. If u don't like the way I do things, keep it to yerself. He asked a another paragraph what hellraising was. GOOGLE search. If we tell one person to search and read, we gotta tell em all. This guys no different. Its just another thread asking for information to be given to him that is already available.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] karate104:
I apologize if I offended you. I did not mean to make it personal, I was simply trying to explain to him what your post meant and offer a bit of my own opinion. I choose to point him in the right direction, but that's my choice, it doesn't have any bearing on what you do, nor do I really judge you for it. Again, sorry for inadvertently offending you, I meant no disrespect.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] NEME5I5:
http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=android+hellraiser&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

http://www.google.com/search?client....,cf.osb&fp=6fbe9a111065e4e9&biw=1426&bih=912

Well, there is google. I still don't know the context of how/what hellraising is. Now why I asked about it? It seems to be what I was origionally looking for, instructions on how to roll your own rom? That is my assumption based on what I read when I seached these forums. It is still not clear, which is why I asked in the first place.

Just trying to clarify.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] karate104:
The second Google link you posted does actually point you in the right direction, the first thread that comes up is one in these forums. But you'd have to click a couple more links to get to the post with more information. I'll go ahead and link you.

Hellraising for Gingerbread (read this one first, more informative)

Hellraising for ICS

A How-to Guide for ICS Hellraising

Mind you, this is for porting existing I9100 ROMs, not very useful for developing from scratch. Still, you might want to start with porting before you move on to writing from scratch, that's actually probably a good idea.