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[Motorola Atrix 2] daavvis:
I have modified them myself because ive come into the same issue rdavisct

haa with framework files....

Word figured that out the hard way...lol i think last night i figured out how to repack system apk files, but i still think part of my issue is apktool....

Thats cool 1% worked for u ill give that a shot today... wanna get this rom out..... your names on the updater script by the way mr rdavict, just to let u know, used your cwm on boot....
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] graffixnyc:
So since I've been using tablets since the xoom came out I always wanted to be able to send texts through my tablet but have them send with my phone's number. At first there was syncSMS, which was pretty good but required drop box to sync up messages. Then I started using Text tab which would pair the devices with BT. The app was ok, the interface wasnt that great but it did the job. I just bought Tablet Talk from the market and I have to say I LOVE this app, not only does it give you the option to connect via BT or Wifi(must be on same wifi network) but the interface is much better than text tab. Plus you can control your mobile phone. Meaning, if you want to call someone it has a dialer and when you dial from your tab it will place the call on your handset, you can even activate speakerphone on your mobile phone. Granted you need to have your phone close for the calling stuff and I am wondering if you connect the two via BT if you can actually use your tab to talk(I havent tested on BT yet) but I think it's still pretty neat. And when you get a call it displays the caller id number on your tab so no more having to pull the phone out of your pocket to see who's calling.

I have been using it over wifi since last night and havent even seen it eat much battery at all and I left it running all night. Anyway, I would HIGHLY recommend this app... It's the best Tab/Phone SMS app I've seen so far
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] graffixnyc:
ok so no audio routing when connected via BT, but it's still a pretty cool feature :)

When I get a call it shows me who is calling on my tab, and also rings on the tab. You can answer the call from the tab but it activates the handset, but as I said in the OP from the tab you can also activate the speakerphone on your phone :)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] RED ZMAN:
Try...

Tablet Talk

Routes calls and texts.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] graffixnyc:
it routes the audio as well?

edit: My bad... that's the app I have.. lol I dont know why I thought it was Tablet Text. I dont see a way to route the audio though. It just activates the call on the phone
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] mrkrabs:
Is there a way for it to recognize the hotspot app on your phone as the wifi network? I have the hotspot on my phone enabled..but it still ask me to connect to a wifi network.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Fuzi0719:
Have you tried the Sidecar app? It is available in the Play market.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] graffixnyc:
hmm not sure.. I havent tried.. but why not just connect via bluetooth?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] freak4dell:
I haven't tested it extensively, but it definitely looks like a good app. I will be testing it more once I start making progress on installing the tablet in the car.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] KB112:
I bought it the other day and wished I did the trial first. It does work well, but my phone seems to disconnect often from Bluetooth. So then I have to manually turn the screen on and reconnect.

Guess I need to fool with the settings on my phone some more. It's very useful, except for this little quirk I'm having.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] graffixnyc:
hmm that's odd. Email the dev, I emailed him a couple of questions and he replied pretty quickly. The first time within hours of my email, the 2nd one a day or two after.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] KB112:
It seems to be an ics issue on the Evo 3D leaks. All of them have this issue for me. That's why I think I need to play around in my wifi settings a bit. Thanks for the suggestion though
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] YOUNGTWAN:
i bought the app but i cant install it on my phone with over 300mb free i need help keeps sayin i need to free up space

edit- i fixed it by jus pushing it to the phone via adb
[Kindle Fire General] Mark930:
I just installed a rom on my fire and im wondering if you can somehow download the kindle fire only apps back onto your fire. I downloaded dead space and would like to get that game back but im not going to pay another 7 to buy it off the play store.
[Kindle Fire General] barrmulio:
yes, go to www.amazon.com/amazonappstoreapp to download the amazon app and then you can get deadspace back from there
[Kindle Fire General] Mark930:
Well the problem I'm having is that amazon no longer recognize my kindle as a kindle fire and the dead space app is a kindle fire exclusive app so it won't even show up in the app store.

Sent from my Amazon Kindle Fire
[Nokia Lumia 900] avengeryarr:
As this is my first Windows Phone and I wasn't really sure what to expect when it came to fluidity, I was pleased with how smooth everything is. However I've begun noticing a decent (read: annoying) bit of lag when I open up the messaging app and begin typing. The letters take a second to appear and autocorrect is slow if it comes up at all. The lag only last maybe 3-5 seconds but annoying none the less. I've also had some rather bad experience with laggy apps, with Skype being the worst culprit. I read good things about the recent refresh, but it's pretty much unusable for me. I've also been having issues with losing LTE and having it drop down to "4G". A simple toggle of airplane mode fixes it, but it's gone from happening rarely to happening once or twice a day now. When I do have LTE though, I have 4-5 bars constantly.

Anywho, bit of a wall of text but I just wanted to see if anyone else is having similar issues and if it's worth going to AT&T and seeing if they'll replace the phone for me as I'm still within my 30 day return window.

EDIT- Just remembered 2 more issues. Had it reboot on my when adjusting the volume and there's a weird clicking noise that happens when I swipe from the first picture in the camera roll. The phone is on silent, and it only happens going from the first to second picture. Little odd but not a big deal.
[Nokia Lumia 900] zabihjan:
The only problem i have seen is:

When i switch off my phone and turn it on sometimes it freezes and i have to turn it of an on 2 or 3 times in order to get it working. this has been happening recently i dono whthere it is to do with some apps or firmware issue.

sometimes the touch screen also give hiccups specially on facebook app.

No other problem. coming from samsung galaxy s 2, i only miss the ability to change my homescreen every week with a different launcher and layout. The apps that i miss are Tweetdeck, 100% working Pulse, Youtube and Facebook App.

My Lumia 900 playing Angry birds is so much faster and smoother compared to SGS2.

Overall i am happy with the looks and performance of my phone.
[Nokia Lumia 900] lekki:
I get that messaging problem as well sometimes where the keyboard lags and the typing noise doesn't keep pace with my inputs.

Mildly annoying and it's not constant so no big deal for me.

Sometimes, multitasking stops working and I have to do a quick power-off.

Actually, all issues are resolved with a quick reboot as opposed to a reset with my Lumia 900 which is something I can't say about my HD7.
[Nokia Lumia 900] bigwavesurfer4:
I agree with above. The only lag I get is the occasional facebook load time lag. Some apps take longer to load than others, it's perfectly reasonable. As for overall lag, I had one experience yesterday where everything just slowed to a standstill. It was the first time I had to restart the phone, but after that, I've seen no problems. I can imagine it was a corrupt app as I had been downloading quite a bit of them that day. Coming from android for 2 years, the experience here is much much smoother. My advice, as i learned from the past 2 years, is to retrace your steps and find out when exactly it started to lag. When you find the beginning see if you downloaded any poorly rated or laggy third party app, or if you changed a seeting on your phone. If it continues to lag for no reason, you might just have a bad device. Best of luck.
[Nokia Lumia 900] JamesAllen:
Minor

I just upgraded from a Samsung Focus. My very first reaction was that the screen was slightly less responsive than the Focus, which was buttery smooth and instantaneous. It felt slightly, but noticeably less responsive. After using it for a day, I don't notice it anymore. I am sure it is there, but my memory of the Focus is not as near. As far as true lag goes, I have not experienced any after 2 weeks use, and no reboots or freezes.
[Nokia Lumia 900] hx4700 Killer:
I'm glad you are enjoying it but I came from the original focus myself and had the exact opposite reaction. That it was much faster and smoother than my old focus... I still have it and my kids play the old games on it so I can compare regularly and still feel the same.
[Nokia Lumia 900] lovenokia:
Does anybody have lag when they are pinching and zooming on heavy desktops websites? i am getting a lot of lag here where my htc titan did not get that lag.
[Nokia Lumia 900] ddelong22:
The only issue I seem to be having is when playing any kind of music or watching videos. If I touch any of the capacitive buttons, it's as if I long press them. Not a huge deal since I usually only touch the back arrow anyway, but that's all I get.
[Nokia Lumia 900] bigwavesurfer4:
i was wondering if anyone else had this problem. My lumia has consistently not displayed maps in nokia maps or the maps app. It will show my location on a blank black or patterned screen (depending on the app). It's not a wifi or data issue because it's happened on both. It's happened five times in 3 days. Each time i've had to shut the phone off and restart it and it works again. Is this just a problem with mine? Thanks.e
[Nokia Lumia 900] lovenokia:
it is a problem with your device, so do you have web browser lag or is that problem only with my device.
[HTC One X] jeyml:
Hi,is there any way you can make or edit the HOX Skins?I'm kinda bored of the ones i allready have.I downloaded the new ones that HTC putted up but i'm bored of them to.How can i edit those skins?Or is there a way do download from somewhere new skins?
[HTC One X] invasion2:
Nope. Until the m10 tools get updated at least!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] niceppl:
thank yoy for taking time to write this but the topic should be change

it should somehow mention about virtualbox in it...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jnichols959:
Use VirtualBox USB Device Filters

The VirtualBox that I'm using (4.0.6 Mac) allows you to add USB Device Filters so that specific devices you choose will automatically be connected to your virtual machine when it's running. This avoids the need to manually make your phone available to the VM all the time. For me you access this by turning off the virtual machine, attaching the phone to your PC, going to the Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager window (list of VM details), selecting your Windows VM, clicking the Settings icon in the upper left of the window, choosing the ports Icon and the USG sub-menu icon, then the USB cable icon with the green plus and choosing my HTC device.

See attached image (you can see my HTC One X in the dropdown but my old LG phone is actually already in the device filters list for this VM).
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JeepFreak:
Sick man! Nice find!

Thanks,

Billy
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jnichols959:
Not a problem. We non-windows folks gotta help each other out ;-). Thanks for the OP.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JeepFreak:
I FINALLY updated this guide based on jnichols959 suggestion. It was a tad bit tricky because the device ID is different for Fastboot vs Android. I couldn't figure out why the filter wasn't working. It should work great now though!

Thanks again jnichols959!

Billy
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] denversc:
Thanks for this great tutorial! I've linked to it from a thread that I am maintaining called "HTC One XL Terminology Glossary" for the definition of "ROM Upgrade Utility" http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1784459.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] prflash3:
Ok so I have followed this tutorial step by step but this has me stuck I tried to just copy the code with my username into terminal on my mac but it doesnt seem to work. Is there a different code I should be using?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] DazNoonan:
I have the same issue... Any help?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeartFan40:
Sorry guys, but we really need to keep the Development sub-forum dedicated to true development, like.ROMS, Kernels, etc. Tutorial, Guide, and walkthrough threads belong in general sub-forum only.

Thank You.

Thread Moved.

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"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] thebertho:
I already knew how to do most of this, but I thanked you anyway because you mentioned adding yourself to the vboxusers group, which finally ended my two days of confusion over why VBox wouldn't recognize my phone! :D:o
[HTC Sensation] sIpInWiT mYdRoId:
This actually has to do with the case of the phone but a question about the software that the connections on the case are used for. I know the htc sensation case that is for the over seas version with the beats audio symbol on the back is not the same as the U.S htc sensation 4g, but fits the U.S htc sensation 4g though is missing the what i think is a grounding connection for what some say may be a gps type of signal for the phone. Does anyone know what that missing connection actually is. I was also wondering if i use very precise materials to cut out the connection on my old phone case and bond it to the new case beats case, will this supply enough of whatever connection the phone needs from that goldish colored substance that the phones prongs connect to. The beats audio case even has a square mark the exact same size as the piece it is missing that is on the U.S version of the phone.
[HTC Sensation] Akatosh:
Well the missing connection will be the 4g antenna. But I'm not sure as I have a white xe cover for my normal sensation and it has an extra antenna built into it.
[HTC Sensation] sshede:
Not true. I have the XE cover on my 4G and I get 5 to 8 mbits whereas before I got 5 to 8 mbits.

The extra antenna on the Sensation 4G is for A-GPS and doesn't actually effect GPS aside from it locking maybe ten seconds slower.
[HTC Sensation] Akatosh:
Ohhhh thanks for clearing that up.
[General Questions and Answers] pipcell:
Hi all,

This is my first post as I'm new and a bit inexperienced so any help you can give is appreciated - or a steer in the right direction.

I have an LG E900 which was locked to the Orange UK carrier. I have had it unlocked via the MFG app and also an attempt was made to de-brand it through the registry editor in the same app.

Now the phone can't be detected either by Zune or WP7 Connector for Mac. I can't find anywhere on any forum anyone else having the same problem.

I don't want to do a hard reset as I'm worried it will go back to the factory settings of Orange UK.

Can anyone give me some steps to fix this? I'd be very appreciative.

Thanks,

Phil.
[Kindle Fire General] linktohack:
@kinfauns, can a broken bootloader boot into fastboot with a factory cable?

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[Kindle Fire General] kinfauns:
No. The bootloader is what enables fastboot mode. The factory cable does not help the situation if the device does not have a working bootloader. Under these circumstances, you must open the case, use the "shorting trick" and upload a bootloader into memory using usbboot.
[Kindle Fire General] linktohack:
Thanks, so an advice for normal user is not to mess around with bootloader and double check md5 before flash it.

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[Kindle Fire General] kinfauns:
I've rearranged the sections in this guide in a more logical order, clarified a few points and cleaned it up. I've also added a list of hardware IDs that should be fairly foolproof to see whether or not the KF is actually in fastboot mode. A section on how to get out of fastboot mode has also been added.
[Kindle Fire General] forest1971:
Excellent guide! Thanks.
[Kindle Fire General] crazydz:
Thank you so much for this. I have been reading up on fast boot recently and it is a huge help to have it spelled out in one place.
[Kindle Fire General] Stevethegreat:
Interesting guide. Problem is that it probably doesn't work on newer fires.

Let me explain: So I had my Kindle Fire replaced and following this guide got into fastboot mode (through factory cable in my case). Problem is that once I'm there neither Windows nor Linux recognizes my device. This must be an ailment of newer KFs because the old ones -I remember clearly- could well be recognized while in FB mode.

Any recommendations?

edit: I can't get out (FB mode) right now so I would *really* appreciate any help.
[Kindle Fire General] Pkt_Lnt:
I have nothing to offer in your immediate situation, but do not use any technique from these forums if you have a KF2.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1930681
[Kindle Fire General] kinfauns:
- You are in the wrong forum if you have a 2nd generation KF, but fastboot mode is definitely accessible on them and commands can be issued.

- This guide was written for the original KF, so a great deal of the information here is does not apply to the 2nd generation KF. The custom bootloaders will not work, the hardware ID values are different, the bootmode values are different.

- If you can't get your computer to recognize the device in fastboot mode, it's a problem with the device drivers on Windows or incorrect permissions to access the device on Linux. Both of these are probably caused by the different hardware ID values. You'll need to alter the INF file to match them for Windows and redo your udev rules on Linux. This guide includes the procedure for finding the hardware ID values, you'll have to look at some other guides for applying them.

- If you used the factory cable to enter fastboot mode, all you need to do is force the device off, disconnect the factory cable and reboot. If you changed the bootmode on a 2nd generation device, you're on your own. The various bootmode values have changed and I don't know what the proper ones are to get it booting normally again.
[Kindle Fire General] Stevethegreat:
I don't think I'm on 2nd Gen KF, I got mine pretty much by replacing my dying KF (1st gen), so I can't see how I could end up with 2nd gen.

But say I am as you correctly pointed out Fastboot should had worked, problem is that it never did.

The reason that I'm stuck (on FB) right now is that I had though that it was because of the cable why I was unable to get properly into Fastboot, so I used a dif. method.

edit: The hardware ID is:

USB\VID_1949&PID_0006&REV_0100

USB\VID_1949&PID_0006

So I'm definately on first gen, so back to my orginal question why the heck my KF is not recognized (in either Windows or Linux, I've tried both multiple times)?

edit2: Well, to make matters worse upon booting my Fire is recognized (so the drivers are correct) but when I'm trying to do anything, anything at all, the device does not respond. So I reconnect the usb cable and this time around I get "unknown device" in Windows and in Linux -well- I pretty much get nothing, as if the device was never there. I fear that my replacement is not exactly in working order, unless there's something major I'm missing. I literally did nothing else apart from trying to get into FB since I got the device out of its package...
[Kindle Fire General] kinfauns:
Yes, that is the original KF. Almost every one of these cases is related to device drivers on Windows. I suggest you read/follow this...

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23747671&postcount=2

If that doesn't help, you should try Linux which is not as temperamental when it comes to fastboot mode. You might want to try soupkit to get your Linux environment configured properly. Whatever route you choose, you need to try rebooting the KF at least once in a while. Your computer and KF need to see each other the moment the KF goes into fastboot mode. If that doesn't happen, nothing you do after that will matter.

If you continue to have problems, post in the Q&A forum. Someone hanging out there will help you.
[Kindle Fire General] Stevethegreat:
Naturally I did those before posting here (if you read my post you'd see that I'm talking about Linux), I've posted about Windows so that I'd make my situation more relevant to most people's experiences with those things...

Obviously my situation is out of the ordinary (or else -again- I woudln't post here). Anyway, I'd try the Q&A hoping that I'd find answers there, but I insist my problem is most probably hardware (if it was SW I would had found a solution until now, me thinks).
[Kindle Fire General] SkOrPn:
@ kinfauns,

Do you have some way of posting a video of what Fastboot mode looks like when launched via a Factory Cable please? I have had many people tell me its booting up but not into Fastboot mode, however I have been under the impression that the KF splash screen logo means its in Fastboot mode already.

A few weeks ago someone told me his device was not passing the initial splash screen then a few days later he tells me it was his computer at fault and that it was already in Fastboot mode and that my Factory Cable worked perfectly for him. Now today another individual is telling me the exact same thing, its not passing the initial splash screen and that Fastboot on his computer does not see the device. I have been under the impression that if Fastboot does not communicate with the KF, then the computer/drivers etc is possibly at fault.

So, I am wondering what the KF's Fastboot mode screen looks like as I have never personally seen it, only has it been described to me as the KF logo screen. lol

Thanks man...
[Kindle Fire General] kinfauns:
That would be a pretty boring video. :p

This is what I would suggest people do with their factory cable...

1) Shut down the Kindle Fire completely (press/hold the power button for ~20 seconds if necessary).

2) Plug the factory cable into the Kindle Fire.

3) Plug the other end into the computer.

4) Watch the display.

One of the following should happen...

a) The initial bootlogo never appears on the display.

b) The initial bootlogo comes up at full brightness on the display, then dims or blacks out completely.

c) The initial bootlogo comes up at full brightness on the display and remains that way.

and here's what that probably means...

a) The bootloader is missing or not working properly. The factory cable won't help here. See Firekit, Soupkit, and usbboot.

b) This shouldn't happen with a factory cable, so it's the only case where you need to worry about a faulty factory cable.

c) The Kindle Fire is in fastboot mode. That's all that's supposed to happen on the display (for a 1st generation Kindle Fire).

All of the above are completely independent of whether or not the computer is communicating properly with the KF. The cable by itself will tell the bootloader to go into fastboot mode when it powers up. So, if it's "not passing the initial splash screen" with the factory cable, that means the cable is doing its job. The issue of the computer not being able to see the KF once it's been put into fastboot mode is a device driver problem 99% of the time. That has nothing to do with the factory cable.

On a side note, the 7" Kindle Fire HD has a distinctive fastboot logo that comes up when it goes into fastboot mode. I'm guessing the KF2 also has this feature, but I haven't seen any confirmation of it.
[Kindle Fire General] SkOrPn:
Wow, thanks for the detailed reply. This should help a LOT to narrow down the problems that a very small few of Factory Cable users have had...

As always, thanks again man... :good:
[Kindle Fire General] jparnell8839:
how would one go about doing this?