yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] fredcom2:
Hi,

On my previous PC windows vista(who died), I was able to Root my Xperia S and all was ok.

Now I'm on a windows 7 64 bits, my Xperia S is recognized:

But, I'm unable to start on FASTBOOT my phone :

phone OFF, connecting USB + Volume/+ --> blue led for few seconds then Doom Kernel Logo, then green led and green battery.

I probably miss something, but what?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] gm007:
The drivers are missing,did you install pc companion??

Check the dev section on how to.....
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] fredcom2:
yes, I installed PC companion, and my phone is recognised by PC companion.

I tried :

power down ur phone and keeping the Volume Up button pressed connect the USB cable to PC this will trigger FASTBOOT mode and windows will start driver installation, extract the above package and point the driver install to that location (usb_driver) folder

but I'm never asked for driver installation...
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] gm007:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1527159

You can find here fastboot package and drivers.

Sometimes when you connect the phone in fastboot mode,widows will try to install the drivers automatically so leave it till you get an error then unplug and plug again in fastboot mode.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] fredcom2:
thanks for your time,

I tried :

"

-download the fastboot package with usb drivers (alternate drivers if the ones in package dont work)

-make sure u have a windows PC with USB cable to connect the phone

power down ur phone and keeping the Volume Up button pressed connect the USB cable to PC this will trigger FASTBOOT mode and windows will start driver installation, extract the above package and point the driver install to that location (usb_driver) folder"

but the point is that i have alwys :

phone OFF, connecting USB + Volume/+ --> blue led for few seconds then Doom Kernel Logo, then green led and green battery.

and never stabilise in Fastboot mode.

I tried 50 times.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] gm007:
Delete the S1boot fastboot from device manager ,reboot the pc and try another usb port and maybe disable antivirus if you have one.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] gm007:
Check this one http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1554632&highlight=fastboot
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] fredcom2:
thank you, it works...
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] neobie:
Guys, is there any clear steps to flash MIUI rom in i9003?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1538234

I need helps.. the steps given are too unclear.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] marshygeek:
Pal, you dont have any idea how to flash? i mean is it your first time? If not then,

1. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1004647

search xxkpe then download. Flash it through odin.

2. Flash cf-root search it on development thread.

3. Go to recovery, factory reset, wipe data cache, dalvik cache and battery stats.

4. Copy the miui you downloaded from that site u have given, go to CWM recovery install zip then browse the miui rom.

Hope you hit thanks if it helped.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] khalefeh:
i think that marshygeek has answered your question
[Android General] tinyXperia:
So for all the Dutchmen here:

The NS Reisplanner Xtra Alpha version provides (static) stats about how busy the trains are.

I got this version because I participate in a research about this version.

Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?7slaism2h11h3as

Edit: All functionality has been implemented in the version available in the Play Store
[Android General] tommert38:
So is this an official alpha, or a personal modified version? And how is the expected crowdedness determined? Because it said my planned trip wouldn't be crowdy, but actually some people had to stand :p

Edit: didn't see the comment under the image. If they're looking for more people, you can count me in!
[Android General] tinyXperia:
It has started already, the aim of the research is to check if their statically data is right ;)

Via Tapatalk 2 on MIUI V4
[Android General] tommert38:
Well, you can mark the data for the international intercity to Brussels which departs at Roosendaal on saturday at 11:34 as incorrect :p
[Android General] tinyXperia:
New version, should crash less:

http://www.mediafire.com/?pwz07r49dl57yg7
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] duryard:
Hi Guys and girls.

My wife wants to dump her Arnova 7C G2 (told her it was crap when she bought it) and get a HTC Flyer (a 3G one)so I thought I would ask you guys what you thought of the device and maybe the best price/place to buy one. Thanks
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] globula_neagra:
send me the tablet :) (the arnova)

you know that the 7cg3 will be superior to the htc flyer ? :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cessprin00:
Is it true that triangle away only works with ICS? I'm on 2.3.6 and I want to remove the yellow triangle. If so, please give me a link for stock kernel of XWKF1
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rocky23:
yes it works only on ics,r u on gb or ics?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
Yes it requires ics

Flashing your stock kernel will remove the yellow triangle but will not reset the counter
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
You've posted this nonsense twice now in as many days. Please stop, you're misleading people. TriangleAway does not require ICS bootloader.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sun90:
yes Triangle away works only with ICS for GB install stock kernel XWKF1 to remove triangle and use a USB JIG to remove the count for USB JIG u can google and also u can make one for urself for that u can find a video guide on Youtube search

---------- Post added at 03:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:57 PM ----------

yes Triangle away works only with ICS for GB install stock kernel XWKF1 to remove triangle and use a USB JIG to remove the count for USB JIG u can google and also u can make one for urself for that u can find a video guide on Youtube search

for stock kernel link below

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cessprin00:
Thanks dude! Is there a way to root galaxys2 without using insecure kernel? Superoneclick didn't work for me.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
Ok do this, flash GB stock ROM, after that flash cm9 using cwm. After that use triangle away, if you survive this I'll stop posting this.

Edit:

So he proved me wrong, so I will not post this info anymore.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
To show it's a GB bootloader (no serial shown, sensitive information blanked):

http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/4041/screenshot2012051114404.png

Confirmation that there is a counter at 1:

http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/5440/screenshot2012051114410.png

TriangleAway certainly seems happy:

http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/9025/screenshot2012051114411.png

Restart phone, check again:

http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/3840/screenshot2012051114421.png

GTFO.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
Good to know that, I take boot partitions as where boot loader must be. Will be editing my posts...
[General Questions and Answers] nabil2000:
Android - splitting / modding ramdisk / repacking . flashing boot.img

changing ram disk in boot.img - (using ubuntu 11.10)

after several attempts to do this (after modding init.rc), I am at my wits ends...

here is a summary:

Page size: 2048 (0x00000800)

Kernel size: 3098256 (0x002f4690)

Ramdisk size: 250590 (0x0003d2de)

Second size: 0 (0x00000000)

still failed -

Board name:

Command line:

Base address: (0x10000000)

Writing oldboot.img-kernel ... complete.

Writing oldboot.img-ramdisk.gz ... complete.

./mkbootimg --kernel oldboot.img-kernel --ramdisk newramdisk.cpio.gz --base 0x10000000 --pagesize 2048 -o newboot.img

stuck in boot loop...

this is for Toshiba Thrive AT100-100
[HTC One X] jaaystott:
Hi guys,

Go this One X about 2 weeks ago tomorrow, so I'm guessing the battery has now reached its maximum capacity. Yesterday I was using my phone loads, I had nothing to do and so I kept messing about on it and I got these AMAZING statistics. I'm on 1.29, and for a heavy day of usage these statistics are excellent!

Anyone else seeing anything like this :D
[HTC One X] hamdir:
check this out :D
[HTC One X] shree.cse:
The battery consumption in standby is almost negligible. 3% for all the night. Having the same kind of statistics since last 38days. But the consumption when the screen is on, isn't so great. But for me it can easily sustain for a day, only thing I have to keep my hands off my mobile.
[HTC One X] itshotinhere:
I have often noted not a single % loss overnight! I couldn't believe it when I went to bed (it was 91%) and woke up 7 hours later and it was still at 91%. I confirmed this behaviour over about 3 or 4 nights - same. Very impressed. Overall I must say that I am actually pretty impressed considering what this phone is packing inside. Over the weekend when I'm not using my phone as much as during the week (family duties call ;-) I can go about 2 days without a charge which is outstanding. The One X is by far the best handset I have ever owned. I love it. :)
[HTC One X] hamdir:
yup 5th battery saver ninja core ;) Nvidia was correct about this one at least
[HTC One X] jaaystott:
That's really good actually, much better than mine so maybe over the next few days I will see an increase in battery life compared to what I already have. You have charged yours though around the Yellow drop down mark :D

I agree with this statement. I can't go that long without a charge, but there again I am always using my phone so you know. The GSIII has nothing on this, it really doesn't.

Same here.
[HTC One X] stezo2k:
Wish I could say the same :( I struggle to get a full day out of mine and I hardly use my phone apart from the odd bit of facebook
[HTC One X] hamdir:
disable all the last 4 settings in the sound menu, no fastboot in power options and battery is better on 1.28 and 1.29 so whats ur firmware?
[HTC One X] animaleyes76:
Screen times?

My One X did 2 days 7 hours once but it means nothing if you haven't really used your phone...
[HTC One X] jaaystott:
Ran out of battery before I could report, but it was about 4-5 hours :D
[HTC One X] stezo2k:
Already done that sadly fella, manual sync, manual brightness too

I'm on 1.29 at the mo, just switched to a new Kernel so hopefully should get an improvement
[HTC One X] jaaystott:
Totally recommend a factory reset, by the sounds of things your battery needs calibrating or something firmware wise is wrong.
[HTC One X] stezo2k:
Done it many a time mate (I install new ROMs every week or so)

As for calibrating my battery I have done it once but I will be trying it again soon :)
[HTC One X] jaaystott:
There's a market application that can do it, but it will install those annoying adds that put the little green '+' in your notification bar, however uninstalling the application will remove these.. so you could do a calibration and run :cool:
[HTC One X] NZtechfreak:
Will wait anxiously for your next battery drain where you capture the screen showing that much screen on time...
[HTC One X] stezo2k:
Sounds like a plan :D cheers. Whats the app called?
[HTC One X] tommmtom:
I'm also really impressed with the battery life :D

It's so much better than my old iPhone 4S :p

Here's a screenshot of a few days usage (using the phone whenever I needed, no just leaving it idle for days....;) )
[HTC One X] ak_:
I wish i could be that enthusiast about the battery life. I ran the HTC Battery Test and it went from 100% to 89%, which is supposed to be really good (or at least shows that there is nothing wrong with the battery). However, when the screen is on, the battery level decreases pretty quickly. I've seen people here who use the screen for 4 hours and still have 50% battery but it's clearly not my case.

I've had the phone for like 10 days, so maybe it will get better. Let's hope so :)
[HTC One X] darkoroje:
It is because you have hardly used the phone as indicated by the fact that the screen is only at 28%. The standby life is good, however as soon as you start using the phone battery goes down fast. Also it does not update battery properly while in standby, as soon as you start using it the battery will drop by 5-6% in one go.
[HTC One X] ceo.mtcl:
Haha man, 4% screen usage in six days! You must really hate your phone! Lol.

Sent from my HTC One X on Leedroid's ROM v5.1.0.
[HTC One X] ceo.mtcl:
Check this out. Went to bed late and had to wake up early...

My usual working day when I just plug it in charger after returning back from work. And you can see that I do talk a lot.

Sent from my HTC One X on Leedroid's ROM v5.1.0.
[HTC One X] Bonzo87:
Come on guys!! Do we really need an additional battery status thread?! I don't think so!
[HTC One X] Geezay:
Confused

Well I am confused now. I am due for an upgrade from my HTC Desire next month and as much as I had my heart set on the HTC One X, the battery issue is of serious concern. This thread suggests that the battery is actually OK while there is a battery stats thread which suggests that the battery is sh*t. All very confusing...
[HTC One X] ak_:
Baiscally, this thread is showing that the battery is amazing as long as you don't use your phone.
[HTC One X] kokusho:
I came from the HTC Desire as well, and I have to say the battery of the One X is, without a doubt, a big improvement over the Desire's one.
[HTC One X] dannysmith43:
Hmmm my Desire was about the same 12 hours and 3 hours screen time....16 hours and 2 hours screen.

I suppose the ninja core is ok, it balances out the power draw whilst the phone is active
[HTC One X] MemphisLeak:
:O Did we just find the key to perpetual energy? lol
[HTC One X] gentleman559:
Mine lasts a solid 13 hours on a consistent day to day basis. Although Im rooted, running a custom rom it lasts me all day long with moderate to heavy use. I don't stream anything though.
[HTC One X] bubigrega:
Last week I was really busy at work and I didn't have time for games and such. Just calls, internet, mails, xda, 2 blogs, YouTube and some navigation. Maybe something else but I don't remember.

Battery lasted 3 days. I was so surprised when I finally noticed that on third day. It was 3days and 2h. Best part: screen on time 3 hours.

Really amazing phone. I love it.
[HTC One X] ham2z:
Here you go with firmware 1.29
[HTC One X] treebill:
guys you need to post screen on times to make the screen shots worth anything, anyone can get 15 hours + with 2 or less hours screen time.

i have got 13 hours with a little over 4 hours screen on time sadly no screen shots :(
[HTC One X] elsworth1983:
My battery

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My battery stats with 1.26 stuck with until O2 uk release updates
[HTC One X] Barff1984:
Really having trouble believing that you guys actually use the phone....this is what happens with my 4 week old Xone.

http://db.tt/nAxoTwpV
[HTC One X] treebill:
Like I said without posting your screen on time all the screen shots are useless, all these with 1+ day must have less than an hour screen time.
[HTC One X] elsworth1983:
Hi Barff1984 i searched XDA fro battery saving tips because i have never owned a htc before i followed every step and i also charge it via usb from the pc my HOX never lasted a day until i did this. + i think when u charge it with the usb it trickles the charge which improves it :-)
[HTC One X] Ruudfood:
My battery is pretty good but I can't post screenshots from the browser
[HTC One X] exCluSive1:
More than an hour screen on time? Hell yeah
[HTC One X] Barff1984:
Clearly it's obvious the screen was on for about 70%	of 3 hours.
[HTC One X] xmoo:
Just wanted to see if HTC is real about the 7day standby
[HTC One X] joshnichols189:
That's not what it means at all. It means your screen has used 70% of all power in three hours. It doesn't mean the screen was on for two hours and fifteen minutes.
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
What matters most is screen on time. Click the Screen and see how many hours that is.
[HTC One X] Amritttt:
Can u please charge ur phone to 100% and run titanium backup and batch backup all apps and system apps and tell me how much % did it eat up.
[HTC One X] tarmacsurfer:
The battery is impressive for the size, I'm currently on 17 hours unplugged and screen time of just over 5 hours.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Screenshots and are you running customs ROMs or anything?

Depends how you used it also. I was honestly expecting like 7 hours of screen on time for an IPS SLCD2.

Guess that only looks possible with the snapdragon HOX and LTE turned off, should be easy too with the over 9 hours straight 3G web browsing and over 5 hours on LTE.
[HTC One X] n3ocort3x:
I can not complain about the battery, used it for about 36 hours without charging. (normal use). 1/2 hour calls, 2 hours screen on, with internet, no games. lowered the screen brightness to 3 out of 10. enough for me.
[HTC One X] gulfu:
Very first charge
[HTC One X] wintermute000:
STOP POSTING BATTERY SCREENSHOTS WITHOUT THE SCREEN ON DURATION!!!!

totally meaningless unless we know how long the screen was actually ON for.
[HTC One X] tkolev:
Battery is pretty good. It drops 15-20% per hour of watching a movie streamed over the WiFi network using "sw fast mode" of mx player. I guess watching a movie from local storage and using hw decoder will give even better results.
[HTC One X] hannibal2469:
Hi

i am getting around 4 hours wifi browsing i dont know what the problem is i have had the phone for a little over a week. am i missing some trick

ps i have a lot of apps installed around 25 apps downloaded
[HTC One X] treebill:
Thank you! like i said on the last page -.-

this is the screen you're all missing, without this the topic is useless.
[HTC One X] lameazz:
Mine with a bit more usage in last few hours

10h48min on battery

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] Supaiku:
This is WHY I bought the phone.

HTC could have stood to stick a bigger battery on it though...
[HTC One X] voipben:
Screen consumption?

Hi All,

Without wanting to go off-topic, I have a quick question. I noticed that for many of you, the screen seems to be consuming around 50-55%. Mine is always at around 74%. I even tried setting the screen to the lowest brightness level and that didn't do anything.

Is this because I am on the AT&T version and several others appear to have the international version? Or, is this something I can try to tweak? Any ideas?

Thanks.
[HTC One X] shree.cse:
This is my battery consumption on coredroid Rom with bricked kernel.

Just wanted to test the battery in standby with moderate use.

Screen on time is just under 3hours
[HTC One X] Meltus:
Here are my results. I could have gone longer but I needed to charge my phone before I went out. :)

Latest ARHD, Stock Kernel.
[HTC One X] pastey:
Here's mine, only second charge cycle. Moderate to light use tho...

Edit:

On stock 1.28
[HTC One X] Vandal4125:
Dissapointed so far.

Got my One X International version yesterday.

This is what my battery is like on 1.28, apparently 1.29 isn't available yet to me. I tried doing the manual flash to 1.29 and when I try to go to recovery mode in bootloader I just get a red triangle with a red exclamation mark. Don't know wtf is going.

Here's the battery so far,

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1058960&stc=1&d=1336937264

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1058961&stc=1&d=1336937264

I have the screen set to Automatic brightness, and I've been indoors today so I doubt the screens gone above 50% brightness.

I ordered the phone of ebay and it seems it the singapore version as I get English(singapore) in options instead of things like English(UK) English(US) English(South Africa) <-- where I'm from. Could this be the reason why 1.29 isn't available to me? Is there a a way to change this?
[HTC One X] jeyml:
After the first cicle of charging :
[HTC One X] ThiefZero:
Automatic brightness is actually very bright. I find it to be much brighter than needed, you might want to tone this down a bit. Also, the first few times the battery runs out really fast... it'll probably get better by itself.

@ jeyml

A few posts above yours:

"Originally Posted by wintermute000 View Post

STOP POSTING BATTERY SCREENSHOTS WITHOUT THE SCREEN ON DURATION!!!!

totally meaningless unless we know how long the screen was actually ON for."
[HTC One X] voipben:
I completely agree. However, I have found that reducing brightness strangely does nothing to help the battery (the screen still indicates the same % in the running task list).

I use the screen filter app when I find automatic settings too bright (but I like the automatic settings when outdoors, etc.).
[HTC One X] gulfu:
This is mine after second recharge.. am i missing some trick ? ...the gsmarena battery endurance test wise mine come way below it..
[HTC One X] WebghostDK:
My batterylife is better than on the SGS2 i had.
[HTC One X] rmk40:
I'm using my One X the exact same way I used my Sensation and am getting approximately half the battery life. I would get between 36-48 hours on a single charge on the Sensation and can hardly get from morning to bedtime with the One X. Screen on or off time doesn't matter. My use case has not changed at all. I'm using my phone the same way I have the Sensation for the past year.

At this point I'm convinced people who are saying this device has great battery life had phones which were just terrible previously.
[HTC One X] thegregulator:
About 4 hours of screen time over a 17 hour period? That's pretty damn good, wouldn't you think? I was getting that with my Galaxy Note and that was the best battery life I'd had from a smartphone. If I were you I'd be pretty happy with those results. A lot of people are getting faaaaaaaaaaaaar worse.
[HTC One X] derkie:
re: Battery in General

I was just reading the thread as I was planning to get this Device (already on sale) but the idea of not using the phone that much in order to last for a day is useless - the specs is amazing by paper though it still lags vs. my lumia 800 (lower spec) - I would suggest changing the title of the OP as it doesn't help in general :)
[HTC One X] thegregulator:
I certainly can't complain about my battery life. I don't have any screenshots at the moment but I don't have any trouble getting 18-20 hours with ~3 hours of screen time.
[HTC One X] mr_q8:
if anyone gets similar problems i had, i recommend replacing the 1X asap !

1- screen flickers while surfing the net

2- too much heat under the camera lens

3- weak wifi reception

===>>> 10 hrs max with no phone usage whatsoever with screen on less than an hour

replaced my unit and I'm very happy now :)
[HTC One X] death__machine:
I got my HOX on thursday so I hasn't been a week since I got it but the battery life has been impressive so far. I've flashed the Leedroid rom

I got 1 day 7h 45m with 2h 40 mins on screen time(brightness is 1/3)

My use involved 25 mins voice calls

10 mins of whatsapp

Checking twitter a couple of times

Running the HTC Device test (*#*#3424#*#*)

Trimming a mp3 for a ringtone(Love being able to do that right off the phone)

All while having wifi on for most of the time.

My phone has been idle for 29 hours
[HTC One X] KingNothingUA:
What do you guys say about these screens?

Its 10h total with 3h Screen on. Is that heavy usage? Only browser, facebook and twitter, bit of sms and maybe 60seconds phone. I sync Google Mail and the weather app.

I am not really confident with that because the 10h total is not enough and as well i have seen many of you who are better than the 3h screen on.

Or do I have to get used to those times because that is what the phone is able to do? Or is it even a reason to return it?

I use it now for a week, factory reseted it at least 3 times and this is one of the better results i got with the phone.

1.28 btw