yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] slvrarrow:
Yeh haha I don't speak Italian either just stumbled upon that on featured videos! Erm I knew CM9 had it working, can you point me in the direction of the best build? I need HDMI out but can live without Hotspot (which I believe is the only problem causer?). What's CM9 battery overall before these screen modifications?
[HTC One X] kchino:
I've tried about 6-7 of the roms here, they're all pretty much the same with varying levels of tweaks. I'm pretty sure that HDMI is working on the majority of them.

I love the hardware on this phone but not fond of Sense at all. Looking forward to more AOSP/AOKP based roms. The only available CM9 rom still has some bugs that need to be addressed (Phone, GPS, Camera - all working but with flaws) Battery life is excellent though I'm getting 4.5-5+ hours of screen on with heavy to moderate use using Faux123's kernel.
[HTC One X] slvrarrow:
Is that the CM9 over at Modaco? Or is there an active one here?

That's great screen on time by the way.

Ideally I want one based on CM9 but with the sense Camera, that's all I can see thats worth keeping. Sense just isn't worth the performance hit IMO. It looks pretty cheap, especially with all the colourful busy icons...
[HTC One X] kchino:
Yes I'm using the build from modaco, jdroid is apparently working on a AOSP version and is beta testing. He said that they may release something this week.
[HTC One X] slvrarrow:
How are you finding Screen on times for video playback/streaming by any chance?

Also, have you tried to see if the force dual core app helps?

Ill know myself tomorrow, the phone arrives...!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kangkong!:
​

_-=(Bullet ROM)=-_​

Note: Please feel free to use this as a base or do whatever you like ;) Add some bloat, do some tweaks, have fun and create your own ROM. Good Luck :)

Rooted, Debloated, Deodexed, Based on UCLE2 Leak.

DISCLAIMER: If Kong smashes your phone or any other thing happens I am not responsible.

If there is something missing which you want then you can download the bloated version below and add it back in (see below) :)

Changes:

Bullet R5

-Minor UI touchup

-Removed voice search (get from market)

-Numerous bugfixes (thanks to Thederekjay's rom for some of these)

-AND THE LONG AWAITED 14 TOGGLE MOD <====THANKS Raider!!!!!!!

Bullet R4

-Removed AM/PM

-Removed carrier label

-Removed battery full icon and screen wake

-Other random things I am sure I am forgetting

Bullet R3 (Third Release):

-New boot animation (or add your own)

-Added extended power options (thanks raider03)

-Added CRT-off animation

-Added back Google search and voice search

Second Release:

-I9100 Boot Animation

-AOSP Browser

-AOSP Messenger

-Yellow Pages PURGED

-Dialer TMO style

-Removed ATT Contact Sync BS

-More Bloat Removed

First Release:

-Rooted

-Debloated

-Deodexed

-Replaced Launcher with Apex

For latest releases and updates go HERE.

Download Link:

Bullet R5

Mirror: Bullet R5

If you are having GPS issues flash this:

GPS-fix <== (Thanks Lawstud3nt!)

Bullet R4

Bullet R3

Second Release

First Release

Credits:

Yaldak (rotation fix)

LawStud3nt your awesome buddy! (base)

Raider and the rest of the Smoothe Ice Team (shutdown, toggle mod, help and support. Couldn't have made it so far without you guys :))

MISC:

Big BLOAT Package (~200MBs) Download this to add whatever bloat you want.

Nice Bloat Package

Unzip NiceBloat.zip and you will get 4 CWM FLASHABLE zips:

1.Gtalk_Email_Exchange.zip

-Gtalk

-Stock email

-Exchange

2.Stock_Apps.zip

-MMS

-Browser

-Music player

-Video player

-MyFiles

-Photo editor

3.SyncCrap.zip

-Facebook sync and all that other crap

4.TMO_VVM.zip

-This adds Tmobile's Visual Voice Mail (why you want this? no idea)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kangkong!:
MINE
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kangkong!:
Because I can
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Babyj303:
Nice new stuff
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ronin4740:
Tempting! Am still holding out hope we'll see a T989 leak this week (and ROM's cooked with it) but if not and if the flash-aholic's reports are good then I'll give this one a go!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] lphillips80:
Awesome downloading now! Much appreciated. :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] housecat93:
Your link is bad and you should feel bad.

Thanks for the rom.

I've been waiting all my life. O lawd
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kangkong!:
Which link is bad?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] eclipseblur954:
best ics ROM yet. Very fast, and great battery, notice improvement over darkside

Although have experienced one data drop in 24 hours
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] sanstrom:
Thanks for the rom. Been waiting for someone to strip the ATT out of it. however...you seem to have **** canned the email and exchange apks. I figured no big and d/l the bloat zip and can't find it there either. No big I was able to find them elsewhere. Some peeps have to use that garbage unfortunately me being one. Not sure if it was ever there or just an over site? Anyway it runs smashingly.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] rancidm:
is this a full de bloated rom or do i flash on top of latest att leak ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kangkong!:
Yea those 2 apks did not deodex properly. If you can please upload and post link to the ones that work for you.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kangkong!:
This has a lot of bloat missing you can flash over att leak if you like.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LawStud3nt:
Just rip the exchange and email apk's out of RomChicago and throw them in yours, boom problem solved haha.

Sent from my SGH-T989 Lawy3rphone
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Saxysaxplayer:
The second release link. It's not working for me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] intricatedesign:
works for me....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Saxysaxplayer:
Just tried it, it works for me now too. Downloading =) Hope it's good, while I wait for a stable version of CM9
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] sanstrom:
kangkong! regarding the exchange apks

I grabbed them from this post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26032925

But like said by lawstudent you can just rip them from the other rom. I'm super lazy though :D Not having them almost made me throw my phone out and buy an iphone. I kid I kid.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] tennandcoz1:
How can you possibly know if battery is better yet.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] suaverc118:
Any special flashing steps?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] EwOkie:
I have a few apps ie..iGotChat / Live profile etc

Is there anyway to add icons to these apps
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] EwOkie:
Its ok solved it new iGotChat my version faster and better icons : HERE
[HTC EVO 3D] uibsen:
I rooted my EVO 3D using the HTCDev method (HBOOT 1.5).

I installed TWRP 2.1.1 and SuperSU.

I have tried flashing several ROMS but every time I just get a white HTC screen and nothing happens ??? It never boots up with the new ROM.

I have to remove the battery and boot to recovery and restore my backup whick works fine...

Any ideas ?
[HTC EVO 3D] maxpower12:
I also rooted using HTCDev (1.5) and I have to use 4ext Recovery to flash ROMs and Flash Image GUI for kernels.
[HTC EVO 3D] uibsen:
I figured it out...

Thank you.
[HTC EVO 3D] SkyChotik:
Would you mind saying what you did?

I'm having the same issue right now.
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
4ext Recovery allows you to select that you are S-on (which is what you would be if you used HTCDev) and will flash the kernel at the same time it flashes the ROM (so you don't need Flash Image GUI). However, people tend to have problems flashing ICS ROMs while being S-on, so flashing this way may work well for that. I personally would get S-off using one of the current methods as they are pretty easy and make flashing a lot easier (especially with ICS).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cbasse:
I know the tablet has had its share of issues (luckily I haven't really been affected by any of them). But are there any keyboard-specific issues I should be aware of? I'm considering buying a used keyboard, but want to be sure there aren't any "gremlins" I need to be aware/afraid of before purchasing...

Thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gunz.jones:
I haven't had any issues myself or seen any reports. Just keep the ports clean and don't leave it on the charger. Longer than it needs to be. I use this thing all day except for work and short rides.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cullenmq1:
The only thing I'm starting to notice after having the dock for two months is the hinge is getting a little loose. Anyone else have this problem?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Coderedpl:
I bought mine used and have been using it for a while now with no issues. My hinge seems fine aswell.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ShelW:
No issues so far with my dock, either.

Hinge is secure and tight, and it's held up well.

It also adds alot to the pleasure of owning a Transformer Prime! There are times that having it docked, and acting like a netbook, really is a great option!

Also love the additional battery life, and easier typing.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] LTLFTCer:
Have had 0 issues witht eh dock since I bought it and the Prime new in January. Absolutely a great addition to the tablet.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] elkabonger:
Have any of you had issues with using keyboard shortcuts in browser, or with the cursor jumping to the first space? When I am docked and use browsing shortcuts (ctrl+arrow, ctrl+click) it causes the browser to start opening everything in new tabs. Also, the cursor will jump to the beginning of fields sometimes.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] collinsac24:
ohh so that's probably why quick ics kept opening everything in new tabs...as for the cursor jumping that only happens to me when I don't have the default asus keyboard set when I dock
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] artemjevas:
I have the same problem. The hinge got loose after two months.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Pandages:
My keyboard is working fine, but I've noticed that the keys aren't perfectly level. For example, my E key is recessed slightly more on the front edge of the key, and doesn't line up with the other keys. It doesn't impact my typing, but it does feel a little strange. Hinge isn't "loose" but it's not as stiff as it was. It doesn't flop around.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NeoMagus:
My dock has been fine since I purchased it back in February, with no issues. Hinge is still fine too. However some people in general seem to think their dock cracked their screen from leaving it in and closing it (think its called my screen cracked or something). I leave mine in and close and take it apart frequently with no problem but just another one of those things that are out there being discussed
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Tempie007:
indeed some people including myself are experiencing cracking noises when closing the tab\dock..

this is solved by tightening some screws on the bottom behind the rubber feet..

unfortunally the cracking has come back and im getting more and more annoyed about this so called premium device......
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ksekhar:
1. Have to press space bar really hard for space key to work

2. When i connect keyboard my tab is too slow

3. As you may know mouse pad is too sensitive that cursor jumps all around when typing
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] vapermonkey:
Whoops was already posted lol

There is a fix found for the loose pivot point. Under the rubber coasters on the dock collection side. There are 2 screws. Tighten them and u will b good as new
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Moe5508:
The top part of mine pops out of its holding pins every so often especially when I swivel the tablet through an angle. Very annoying loosening of the part :mad:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gregh530:
Hello, I just tried to root my phone through a toolkit, and now I'm stuck in a boot loop apparently.

I'm running Verizon 4.0.2 LTE, and I selected all the right options, but then the toolkit tried to reboot phone to install root apks, but it never made it back into the OS. It just gets stuck on the colorful boot screen.

I tried reflashing the bootloader and stock rom, but that didn't make a difference.

please help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gregh530:
I just noticed "fastboot command read error" at the bottom of fastboot screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
First of all, I would recommend you NOT use a toolkit until you understand how to do things yourself without a toolkit. That way, you can tell what exactly did not work.

Re-flash the stock ROM as per this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gregh530:
thanks bro
[HTC One S] jpdaboss:
I saw in a forum than u no.longer need google voice app u could get it installed on your phone and not use the app. I know it sound confusing but I read that somewhere and now I can't find it. It's only for rooted users.
[HTC One S] DownloaderZ:
Sorry this makes no sense. Also eff that narrow keyboard, i.always.wind.up.typing.things.like.this
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] sunil.s125:
To make the GPS lock faster on Google maps or any other similar app just follow these steps below:

1) Download the GPS Status app which is free from play store.

2) launch the app and go into menu and select tools.

3) select manage A GPS State.

3) Reset the previous GPS cache (cold start) for better performance.

4) Then download the GPS assistance data to your device.

Your GPS will lock on faster than ever.

NOTE: You have to download the GPS assistance data once a week manually or keep it on automatic (you have to launch the app for that)

If you find this info useful don't forget to click the thanks button.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] photosam:
Thank You !
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] assphere:
i want add one more :p

dont forget that u can get faster lock when outside of building instead inside building..
[Motorola Droid RAZR] bogaggas:
Hi guys.

First of all, I'd like to thank everyone on this thread for the magnitude of info that I acquired about my newly-purchased RAZR. XDA and other communities makes things so easy and attractive for a newbie; it almost feels like a sin.

I have a concern or too, and would really appreciate any help.

1-

Having already learned there's no "safe custom recovery" for my GSM RAZR, how safe is it to tweak my rooted device?

let's say to play around with Rom toolbox to modify stock ROM elements, or Run CPU\UV and other scripts (my understanding is that with a stock kernel\ and a locked BT loader this maybe a thing to hope for ATM, right?).

2- If I am to develop a sense of adventure and proceed to alter things on root level; say freeze system apps, replace system apk's (LP insteed of moto.home, is it risky?),

can I depend on the stock recovery to get my RAZR up and running again?

3-

Is the "Bootstrap.apk" method the only available way to get CMW on the GSM version ATM

. And how risky is it?

You'll have to excuse me if this sounds a bit elementary-level, or redundant. This will be the last newbie thread, I ever start. :D
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Szadzik:
Everything is only as risky as you make it.

I have been using rooted devices since the first day I got my first Android phone over 3 years ago.

Rule of thumb is - do not delete stock apps, freeze them and you will be fine.

Bootstrap is safe if you want it for backup and recovery, if you start doing random thing without first checking if they are possible or not, anything can happen.

Multiple brick recovery threads are out there, people get their phones backup running 90% of the time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Skunk Ape1:
I am curious about the radios on the gnex. Samsung has the reputation of having bad radios. I am wondering if the reception issues that have plagued other Samsung devices have been fixed on the gnex?

_______________

Just Flash It !!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
I'm sure you will find more threads complaining about the radios than praising them, but I have no issues with radios/reception.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] indyred99:
My first Nexus was plagued with terrible 4g connection after a sim change and then that not helping a phone change next I don't seem to be having the drop issue anymore when I turn LTE on. I don't get a strong connection in my house so I have to turn off the my LTE in my house otherwise the battery gets destroyed.
[HTC Sensation XL] jieyuan.wang:
I use the HTC automatically upgraded my phone to upgrade to 4.0.3, but my company's software only in the operation of the 2.3.6 version, would like to ask whether there are ways to drop back to the 2.3.6 version it?
[HTC Sensation XL] daniel2606:
I think you have to root it and delock the bootloader after that you have to install the RUU for your device and then relock the bootloader but I dont think your company will allow this becouse you lose warranty by doing this. You will only get it back if you relock the bootloader and erase the Root.
[HTC Sensation XL] AndroHero:
Theres no way to go back from official ICS to gingerbread untill we can S-Off and flash the old hboot back.
[HTC Sensation XL] shockr75:
If you are not unlocked and the HTC software upgrade went through, you should contact your system admin and let them know what happened. Perhaps it is time for them to update their system? After all, if you root your phone, you will lose your warranty.
[Motorola Droid X2] Xeno62277:
Does anyone know of an app that will let me mount a .img file from a recovery backup on my phone (if that is even possible)? I recently received a warranty replacement and I'd like to recover some files from my most recent backup (pictures/videos/etc.). I'd rather not have to restore the whole backup just to get to a few files.

I know it can be done in linux, but if there is an app out there that will mount it on my phone I'd rather do that.

Thanks

Edit: Yaffs Explorer looks promising https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fr.wdscript.yaffsexplorer
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
Another one is AppExtractor.
[Motorola Droid X2] Xeno62277:
Ahh that is a cool app! Still I guess things that were on my sdcard are just gone. I can't find them (ie: pictures in the default dcim location). Maybe they are stored somewhere else in the .img files... compressed or something?
[Networking] jordanishere:
Well yesterday I was tethering like i've done every day on my device and I kept getting redirected to a tmobile webpage telling me to pay an extra $15 per month for tethering.

My T989 Sgsii is using CM7 and there is no tmobile tethering software on the device. Is anyone else able to tether? Im on a prepaid contract have have tethered every day for free since last december.

Im guessing tmobile is blocking my tethering on the network end, since all blocking/tethering management software has been removed from my phone.

Any advice? If i cant tether, i cant use up all 5 gigs i pay for, so ill probably get a cheaper plan or switch to straight talk.
[Networking] zeus_chingon:
Seems like we have the same problem?

I made a post on the Nexus One forum aswell.
[Networking] jordanishere:
Yup. Looks like we both have the same problem.

Tmobile must be somehow able to detect when my computer tries to hop on their network and blocks it.

Can anyone else who uses tmobile comment on this?
[Networking] bitbang3r:
They're mainly catching you by looking at the headers of your http traffic, and assuming that http requests with desktop browser strings are coming from tethered PCs. If you change them to spoof Android's browser, T-mo can't tell the difference.

They could probe more deeply if they wanted to, but as a practical matter, they don't. If they blindly dip the net into the stream and just look for http traffic with desktop-browser identities, they can effortlessly catch 99% of the people who tether.

If you really want to hide your tethering from them, just subscribe to a PPTP VPN service like ibvpn.com. It's around $5/month (~$37 if you pay for the whole year up front), it'll TOTALLY hide what you're doing from T-Mobile (because all they'll see is an encrypted bitstream), and also comes in handy for using a wi-fi tablet with public access points (the reason *I* subscribe).

Just be careful to make sure your network connection doesn't drop while you're tethered, because there doesn't seem to be any way to tell Android, "Establish this VPN whenever there's connectivity, and DO NOT send ANY data via ANY means besides the VPN". If your connection drops, the VPN will break, and if the phone reconnects to T-Mo a half second later, it'll just silently send all network traffic going forward straight through T-Mobile until you reconnect to the VPN.
[Networking] jordanishere:
best advice ive received so far - i was wondering how they were able to tell i was tethering. so i guess ill just need a browser that supports changing of the user agent? or is it more complicated to browser spoof?
[Networking] hotsauce126:
I got the same message two days ago with a prepaid account on a CM9 exhibit ii

I'm not sure just changing the ua would help though because I'm getting the redirect on my android tablet as well, not just my laptop
[Networking] Reilly1812:
The headers also give them an idea if more than one unit is being serviced, ie: hotspot. Encryption hides this as well. Bottom line? They will see tethering if they look for it.
[Networking] lykos:
I just use Opera. It hasn't failed me yet.
[Networking] ZenDragon80:
I believe the tether detection works by looking at the TTL for packets. It would be more than it should be if the client is using the device as a gateway. Thing is HTTPS still works once you've been "blocked" as well a bunch of other protocols, so it looks like they are just setting a captive portal for port 80 traffic. That said, I have a Zentyal VPN set up at home on my 50mb/s line, so once tethered I VPN into my home machine which then resets my gateway on my laptop to be the gateway on the VPN machine at home. This redirects ALL traffic through the VPN effectively side stepping t-mobiles blocking altogether. So as long as they still allow any data connections over my data plan while tethering than I can access everything like normal. One positive side effect is that general browsing seems to be MUCH faster given that the traffic is really actually being downloaded from my home connection and being siphoned through the VPN rather than having the phone itself and t-mobiles crappy gateway doing all the work.

---------- Post added at 08:04 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:00 AM ----------

Not to mention, everything is encrypted so t-mobile cant track any of my surfing habits either. I dont know about you all, but I tend to trust my ISP a little more than my wireless carrier.
[Networking] jordanishere:
So the issue has been solved.

I can tether on tmobiles network with no issues as long as i DONT use google chrome. Safari and Firefox access webpages no problem. Chrome has a user agent string which tmobile is able to see - and block by default on their network.
[Networking] 5318008:
I'm on Tmobile w/ my Droid 3, stock OS. I tether once in a while, only use Chrome for browsing, and I've never gotten redirected.

--posted from my phone

EDIT: found another thread here with more posts:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26477722
[Networking] colonelcack:
I was using chrome all day today. First half of the day it was fine (and every other time before this but I've only had them for less than a month), but then after I started pushing maybe a gig through netflix in addition to using chrome THEN chrome stopped working. Had to use a user agent extension to get chrome working again.

So it might be a trigger set off by data usage to THEN check for the user agent
[Networking] 5318008:
Makes sense. TMobile doesn't appear to have refarmed Portland yet, so when I do tether, I don't end up using that much data, what with being stuck on 2G and all.
[Networking] shnn2011:
The methods employed by t-mobile to detect tethering are quite frivolous and an asinine move on their part. Their detection does not even work properly.